Forty Two Seven Acres of Timber Lands For Sale
For sale two tracts near Denton Maryland totaling 427 acres of wood and timber with good saw timber, located near a state road under construction from Denton to Williston. An additional 77 acre tract lies ¾ mile south of Denton, largely in fruit trees apples plums peaches with two tenant houses and a stable. Trees are bearing age of choice varieties. Terms and prices reasonable. Contact J. W. Kerr Denton MD.
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Denton
State road
Williston
J. W. KERR
New Store Opens At New Location For Better Service
Owing to inadequate quarters the business moves to a new location to accommodate growth. The move promises improved service and a larger, varied selection of imported suiting items for customers. An early inspection invites shoppers to view the exclusive line.
Little Zouri's Valentine Sparks Family Peace
In a warm southern farm tale, Zouri, the youngest of six “state” children from two twin farmer families, defies permission to mail a valentine to Uncle Joe. Her brave act, aided by Uncle Joe and her father Seth, rekindles a long feud and leads to a family reunion, healing four years of silence as Zouri’s courage melts old tensions and restores harmony.
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Seth Granberry
Cranberry
Seth
Jesiah
Culun
Jesus
Mississippi
Josiah
Joe
Zour
Missouri
Tennessee
Lous
nuy
Georg
Zourh
Uncle Joe
Zouri
enybody
Tenny
valentine
Georgia
Zourl
Buttt
Louisiana
Poppy
Beth
Loug
hoe
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Zourk
St. Valentine's day
toll pond
Uncle Joo
hhm
Zourt
Laney
Yven
Zouriso minch
Zouris valentine
lfe
Zearl
Jenny
ted
Tuele Joe
Revised the Bill and the Curious Legal Misunderstanding
A young solicitor wins a verdict for a wealthy yet plain client and sends a formidable bill. The next day she confronts him, insisting he had proposed nothing and should have treated her better, prompting a revised account that omits a sum and reads Total amount Alias B.
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bin
St.T
Misa H
London Telegraph
Jonesly’s Misread Key Hurts His Chances
A brief exchange notes Jonesly saying he had the key to success yet failing to use it to finish the task. The joke hinges on the miscue of eclipsing a problem with confidence.
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Jonesly
Fright Over Mrs Jones Bat Sparked Banter
In the Honatun Post a playful exchange quips about Mrs Jones showing off a new bat. The remarks hint at pride and light humor surrounding the item, with neighbors sharing a capitalized moment of cheerful gossip.
Wasting Resources and the Call for Conservation
Thomas F. Smith of Western Maryland College argues for urgent conservation of coal gas oil and forests. He warns of waste, cites scarcity projections, laments forest destruction and soil erosion, and urges federal and state action to protect resources for future generations.
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Thomas F. Smith
Western Maryland College
United States
Roosevelt
Australian Leaf touted as regulator by Mother Gray
An old patent remedy advertisement markets Mother Gray's Australian Leaf as a superior regulator for ailments from headaches to back pains. It claims a pleasant herb cure and offers a free sample, with the company address in Le Roy, New York. Also notes a listed rental for a seven room dwelling in West Denton, Denton Maryland.
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kitney
Mother Gray
The
Mother Gray Co
Le Roy
Ewes and Rural Delivery Facts from Early Agriculture Notes
Ewes require nutritious feeds in late winter or early spring to tone systems support lamb growth and wool. Nitrogenous feeds like oats and bran aid young development and wool. Rural free delivery costs 37 million annually and saves farmers 488 million yearly in trips, with 750 million dollars in farm price gains. It covers 41 000 routes over 1 million miles serving 20 million people. About 30 percent of US manufacturers use rural mail. recent gains in newspaper circulation linked to rural delivery. A dairy beef issue faces prejudice toward old cows. blending beef and dairy in one herd lacks advantage. A proposed insecticide standard bill endorsed by entomologists and horticultural associations aims to ensure pure, effective spraying materials for fruit trees. Concerns urge lawmakers to support clean, known-efficacy insecticides.
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tojo
United States
Congress
Association of Economic Entomologists
Hayes
California
The Cost of Living in a Growing America
A Baltimore Sun correspondent argues that being thrifty has declined as Americans grow extravagant. He notes immigrants adopt frugal ways, while their descendants embrace luxury, cites beef and grain pricing, and warns that cheap lands are gone. He reflects on farming evolution, land values, and rising mortgages as times improve yet cost of living rises.
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Baltimore Sun
Europe
America
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Pure Dairy Products
Middietown, Del
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Mt. Vernom Vi
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Belgiano & Son
Baltimore
Abo
Bolgiano
J. Bolgiano & Son
Seeds House
Pratt, Light & Ellicott Streets
Yeats
Wood
T. W. WOOD & SONS, SEEDSMEN
Richmond
Virginia
G. T. REDDEN & CO
Harmony, Md
JACOB T. NICHOLS
H. Lay
Sears
Ron
Chalmers
Detroit
Hudson
W. FRANK JARRELL
Caroline County
CHESTERTOWN, MARYLAND
Zell Motor Car Co
Mt. Royal Ace
Union Station
MOLLIN
Wilmington
court house
First avenue
Redden’s Park
West
J. E. ELLWANGER
H. P. Frick
H.P. McVicker
St. Lawrence
W. W. DUKES
Hobbs
William Bullock
Carter Block
T. W. SMITH CO
Denton, Md
Market Street
Thomas O’Connell
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
CHAS. H. REDDEN
DENTON, MARYLAND
oe ‘i
A. Co. MEYER &CO
LITTLE ZQUAI'S
FRANK H. SWEET
American Press Association
bones
JOz
San Jose
A. G. Gelletly
Church of the Brethren
G. S. Raleigh
enid
GEO. A. McDANIEL
Allen
Senate
Lodge
Bacon
Massachusetts
Heef Trust
Australia
Canada
Argentina
England
London
Windsor
Detroit river
Detrot
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