Attorney's Sale Of Valuable Real Estate In Caroline County
Public sale of the Blades to Turner mortgage property near Preston Maryland. The two story frame dwelling and outbuildings part of Bannings Land in the Fourth Election District will be offered between 2 and 3 pm with one third cash on day of sale and balance with interest after ratification or all cash at purchaser option. Auctioneer Wa Ture to conduct. title papers and stamps at purchaser expense.
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Caroline county
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Helen E. Blades
Alonzo E. Blades
Charles M. Turner
Liber G. A. D
J. L. Covey’s
Preston
Bannings
Caroline
Hog Island
Addie S. Stafford
Helen FE. Blades
Alonza FE. Blades
James H. Adams
Adams
James E. Nichols
Afonza E. Blades
Helen E. Rhides
Helen FE. Nichols
CHARLES B. HARRISON
Wa. T. Ture
Assignees Sale of Caroline County Real Estate in Denton
Under a 1922 mortgage from Myrtle N Barcus to Charles Harvey Jump and later assignments, Calvert C Merriken and Wilbert L Merriken announce a public sale of two parcels in First Election District Caroline County at the Denton courthouse between 2 and 4 PM. Parcels include 100 by 200 feet fronting the Delaware and Chesapeake Railroad and connected tracts, with a two story frame dwelling and outbuildings in fair repair. Terms: half cash day of sale, balance at ratification or all cash, with purchaser securing a note. Title papers and revenue stamps at purchaser expense. Mortgagee assignees reserve the right to offer a reasonable mortgage loan to the purchaser.
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Myrtle N. Barcus
Clarence I. Barcus
Charles Harvey Jump
Caroline county
Calvert C. Merriken
Wilbert L. Merriken
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Delaware and Chesapeake Railroad
Isaac Gruwell
Peter J. Hudson
Liber L. H. G
Henderson
Philip W. Downes
Isaac N. Smith
Myrtle Barcus
L. F. Covey
For Rent Office in Masonic Building in Denton
For rent the office formerly occupied by G. T. Redden and Co in the Masonic Building. Apply to H. Marlee Smith Let Denton Md. Subscribe for the Journal and get all the county mews.
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G. T. Redden & Co
Masonic Building
H. MARLEE SMITH
Denton, Md
Journal
Genius of Clarkson Foils Outlaw in Desert Water Scheme
A telegraph clerk Clarkson creates a chain of wire tricks to trap a tramp drinking from a station water cup. The scheme backfires when the tramp proves Bert Alvord, a notorious outlaw, returning to town. Clarkson earns a fifteen thousand dollar reward for capturing the outlaw and securing the treasure.
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Clarkson
P.Q. railway
Arizona
main
overland
Associated Press
Interior department
Teran
Bert Alvord
sherif am
express
Alvord
offtichus
Hell’s canyon
Hell's canyon
Clarksons
Chance Led Aviator to Great Discovery
A bored shop night in July reveals Wilbur Wright’s nervous habit of twisting an empty bicycle tube box. This act sparked the idea of wing warping, solving lateral balance. The Wrights tested the concept on a box kite at Seminary Hill, Dayton, proving control via twisted frame.
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John R. McMahon
Popular Science Monthly
Wilbur
Orville
Newton
Wrights
Seminary hill
Dayton
Wright brothers
Origin of the county fair linked to markets and gatherings
The idea of a county fair arose from the practice of bringing together buyers and sellers of regional stock and produce at fixed times. In medieval Europe fairs were often tied to church festivals, seen as suitable occasions to assemble large crowds.
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Europe
Tiny one cent lights eyed for yearly electric cost
The Popular Science Monthly may feature one cent lights. The tiny devices could keep burning for a year with minimal current. They were discussed at a Detroit Engineering Society meeting.
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Popular Science Monthly
ruminating Engineering society
Detroit
Contentment Recipe For a Contented Spirit
A reflective note urges measuring desires by fortunes rather than fortunes by desires. The adage emphasizes tempering wants to fit one’s means and cultivate inner steadiness through prudent appetite control.
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Srehuuce
American Doors Popular Doers Used Worldwide
The article notes that domestic door makers are supplying products to South Africa Australia Belgium and other nations reflecting strong export demand and global reach for American manufactured doors.
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South Africa
Australia
Common She-Daphne and L Friendship Reflected
Passing Show from London notes a lighthearted exchange about friendship. The fragment hints at two individuals sharing taste and mutual dislike for certain people, signaling casual social dynamics among acquaintances.
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Daphne
London
Limited to Others Elevation of Faults as a Policy
Editorial notes argue that pointing out faults in others is fine, so long as it is not extended to self. The piece reflects on self criticism versus external blame and cautions against overreach in judging others.
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