Farm For Sale in Denton Maryland 89 Perches Acres
Real estate on a 89 perch tract plus Lot No 2 totaling 14 12 acres in Caroline County Maryland to be sold at public auction in front of the Court House door Denton on February 24 1925. Property includes an eight room frame dwelling outbuildings and high cultivated land with a one third cash payment due day of sale balance in two equal installments at three and six months. Assignee Wesley E Thawley and auctioneer James Temple handle sale with title papers and stamps at purchaser expense.
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Caroline county
GEO. A. DEAKYNE
A. DEAKYNE
Wesley Clark
Robert N. Maloney
Clark
Leaverton
Robert H. Maloney
Robert H. Meloney
William E. Fountain
William C. Meloney
Saulsbury’s Corner
Todd’s Mill
wood
William C. Maloney, Jr
Maryland
WESLEY E. THAWLEY
JAMES TEMPLE
bern
Denton
Melvin Avenue
J. E. Ellwanger
Ellwanger
J. H. Nichols
Nichols
Nettie A. Bloxsom
Carlton B. Bloxsom
H. Clinton Wright
WILLIAM J. RICKARDS
Mystery at the Dutch quarantine station tale ends
Doris Gray seeks help from United States consul Johan Sichel after her husband John vanishes in Europe only to reappear later in pajamas, revealing a kidnapping gone awry. The consul muses on a staged cholera scare and the day’s duties as the couple returns with clothes and a Dutch honor.
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JOHAN SICHEL
United States
Mausdorf
consil
Washington
Afr. Sichel
Mr. Stichel
Doris Gray
Mr. Sichel
Tve
Doris
John
Baltimore
Europe
Italy
Switzerland
Holland
Mansdorf
Zurich
Amertein
Mrs. Gray
Jim
Julis
madame
fusion
Jobin
meerscbaum
Monsieur Jean
Mr Gray
Maunsdorf
Mr. Gray
Mr. Siebel
Hague
Public Sale of Mortgage Property in Denton Maryland
Under a power of sale in a 1920 mortgage from Net tie A Bloxsom and Carlton B Bloxsom to Marc Bryant with assignments to William J Richards, recorded in Caroline County Liber L B T 20 folio 478, the assignee will offer the property for public sale at the front of the Court House door in Denton Maryland to the highest bidder on a specified date.
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William C. Maloney, Jr
Ida V. Maloney
Marion L. Beck
Wesley E. Thawley
Liber L. B/T
Caroline County
Maryland
Court House
Denton
Nettie A. Bloxsom
Carlton B. Bloxsom
Marc Bryant
William J. Richards
Liber L. B. T
Second Growth Timber Trade Flows Expanded
Second growth timber from Sweden has been cut and sold since the war. Western Europe remains the largest buyer, purchasing more than 5,000,000 feet annually from northern and eastern Europe. Sweden also ships second growth timber to Africa and Australia, broadening its postwar markets.
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Sweden
Europe
Africa
Australia
Business and sentiment quip from Judy Tunkins
Judy Tunkins says if you give a man AR present worth two bits he is profoundly grateful but if you give him advice worth thousands of dollars he immediately begins to be suspicious. Washington Star
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Judy Tunkins
Washington Star
Removing match marks from printed walls
To remove marks created by striking matches on printed walls rub with a freshly cut lemon, then wipe with a cloth dipped in whitening. Finally wash the spot with worn soapy water.
Fish Catch Record Set in Lake Erie Waters
Lake Erie yields its smallest annual catch among New York state waters with licensed fishermen harvesting nearly 5,000,000 pounds two years ago. The figure highlights a notable fishing year and underscores the limited abundance relative to other NY waters.
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Lake Erie
New York state
The Practical Joker and the Judge's Daughter
Ned Dayton foils a prank by Cyrus Moore and meets Judge Allen to win Leila's hand. A staged fraternity password ends with a burglar's loot and a vow to marry Leila, revealing the judge’s softened stance after Ned returns the stolen riches.
Experiments Claim Vegetable Origin for Coal Evidence
Professor H G Turner of Lehigh University argues that anthracite and soft coal derive from ancient plants. By polishing and heating surfaces, he revealed microscopic plant-like structures in anthracite, including wood fragments and bamboo-like textures. Spores of ancient giant ferns were also found in study fragments.
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H. G. Turner
Lehigh university
Turner
Pathfinder Magazine
Editor Meets Unnamed Manuscript Writer Over Pseudonym
An editor praises an unsolicited manuscript and asks to publish under the author's real name. The author, seeking money, replies that publishing under his own name would deprive his wife of earnings, while the editor argues both paths would yield the same financial reward.
It Was Patrick Henry in Gruff Military Exchange
The officer, angered by a bad report on his troops, bawled that no man in the division would be given liberty today. A hidden voice from the rear retorted with Patrick Henry’s famous line Give me liberty or give me death.
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Une
Patrick Henry
Wall Street Journal
Burglar Breaks Into Kansas Grocery via Back Door
A few days ago a burglar entered a Kansas grocery store by jimmying the back door. The incident highlights a contrast noted by Progressive Grocer, who says many protect homes with strong front-door locks while neglecting back-door security, which a bright school child could pick.
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Kansas
Bald Ibis Described With Bright Head Colors In South Africa
Nature Magazine notes the bald ibis has a bald head and neck intensified by bright red on the top, pale blue on the neck and sides, and metallic green plumage. The rare bird, native to South Africa's mountainous regions, remains little known.
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Nature Magazine
mounttainous
South Africa
Carte Blanche and the 1039 royal safety bid
A historical note explains carte blanche as a blank paper signed by authority and entrusted to be filled later. It cites 1039 when Charles II sent a signed carte blanche from The Hague to Parliament to be filled with terms as the price of his father’s safety.
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Charles II
Hague
parlament
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INAS
Stewart
QUTCMORE
STEWART&G
Howard
Lexington
Baltimore, Md
THE
DENTON NATIONAL BANK
DENTON, MARYLAND
H.S. BURNS
Third Street
HAMILTON
ILLINOIS
R. C. JACKSON WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER
GREENSBORO, MD
DENTON SUPPLY CO
National Lime-Marl Co
Auditor’s Order
Nisi
Ralph Swann
varias County
M. H. DOWNES
Western Newspaper Union
Second Growth Timber
GEORGE ELMER COBB
Cyrus Moore
Ned Dayton
Cyrus
Ned
Leila
Lella Allen
Hopeton
Judge Allen
Moore
L. A
Momus
gon town
Sesquepedalian
Allen
papa
Sons of
Lella
Allen place
Allens
Carte Blanche
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