Mortgage foreclosure sale in Caroline County Maryland
Assignee Fred R Owens will sell at the Denton court house door a large farm in the Sixth Election District consisting of about 115 acres with a two story dwelling, barn, granary and outbuildings. Sale terms require one third cash, one third in six months, and the balance in twelve months with interest, or all cash. Purchaser bears title costs.
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CAROLINE COUNTY
MARYLAND
A. Howard Holsinger
Lara GO. Holsinger
Harry S. Fisher
Liber L. B. T
Fred R. Owens
Court House
Denton
O. J. Redden
Thawley’s Chapel
Long’s school house
Thomas Hackett
Charles H. Fleming
George S. Powell
William E. Wilson
A. Howard Halsinger
Lara O. Halsinger
Maria M. Kinder
Liber G. A. D
Paul Holsinger
Charles E. Jarrell
William E. Lord
Charlies H. Fleming
T. Pliny Fisher
Lara
James Temple
Provident State Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
The Provident State Bank of Preston Maryland calls a stockholders meeting for Saturday January 21 1933 between 1 and 2 p m at the banking house in Preston to elect directors for the ensuing year. James A Trazzare cashier.
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STATE OF
MARYLAND
Caroline
Frank Wright
J. FRANK WRIGHT
the Provident State Bank of
Preston
JAMES A. TRAZZARE
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Denton
Farmers ¢& Merchants State Bank of
For Rent Denton six room dwelling with bath
Notice advertises a six room dwelling with bath for rent in Denton Maryland. Application directed to George H Koenig of Denton. The listing appears in a 12 17 11 publication cycle as a rental offering.
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GEORGE H. KOENIG
Denton, Md
Maryland Schools Rank 30th in Expenditures
The Pennsylvania State Education Association cites a brochure on state school costs, placing Maryland at 30th with per pupil spending of 80.15 dollars. The list ranks New York highest at 137.55 and California at 133.30, with Maryland's figure mid to lower range, reflecting wide geographic disparity. The piece reports on school finances and includes a mix of local school news and holiday classroom activities.
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Ritchie Proposes Tax Program In Biennial Message
Governor Ritchie opened the 1934 1935 session in Annapolis proposing retrenchment in state government and fiscal changes to ease local taxation. He urged aid to Baltimore for unemployment relief and outlined a luxury tax plan, road diversions, higher city share of taxes, a bond issue for relief, and funding for the Teachers' Retirement Fund while balancing the budget with a 22 cent tax rate.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
T. Barton Harrington
Baltimore
House
Walter J. Mitchell
Charles county
Senate
James J. Lindsay Jr
Baltimore county
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State Roads Commission
Baltimore city
treasury
general treasury
Dentonia Theatre Campaign to End Low Mood Opens
Denton headlines announce Dentonia Theatre begins a campaign to lift spirits with Prosperity featuring Marie Dressler and Polly Moran. Joe E Brown and Will Rogers offer laughs in You Said a Mouthful and Too Busy to Work. Shows January 6-7 and 9-10. The Journal advertises wedding invitations and engraving services.
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Marie Dressler
Polly Moran
Denton
Joe E. Brown
Will Rogers
Rogers
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