Denton Sheriff Sale of Maryland Farm and Improvements
J Owen Knotts as assignee will publicly sell at the Denton Court House door on July 30 1929 between 2 and 4 pm the farm in the Fourth Election District Caroline County Maryland including a dwelling house a barn and outbuildings and appurtenances. The sale follows a mortgage from LeRoy A Gullett to Harvey L Cooper dated December 28 1923 with later assignments. Terms: half cash on day of sale and balance in six months with interest or all cash. Title at purchaser expense.
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Leroy A. Gullett
Harvey L. Cooper
J. Owen Knotts
Caroline county
Court House
Denton
Maryland
State of
Harmony
Ganey
Thomas Marine lind
rand
raad
James T. Payne
Payne
Dawson’s
Charles Taylor
Minnie Taylor
Augensi
Liber L. B. T
Leonard FP
Covey
Goldsboro
Bridgetown
ANNIE HARRIS
JOHN W. HARRIS
A. J. Duus
Rupert JARRELL, JR
Griffin
Sandford
Stone Road
American Corner
James M. Clark
Williston
State Road
Real Estate Sale by Writ at Caroline County Court
A writ of fieri facias directs sale of two parcels in Tuckahoe Neck Caroline county near Thawleys Chapel to satisfy May T Richards v Lee and Catherine Smith. Parcels total about one acre with established boundaries and are part of Horace Wright and George Wright lands. Cash sale August 6 1929 in Denton Maryland before the courthouse door. Sheriff William F P Jackson conducts sale. title at purchaser expense. Also notes local arts listings and Dover Opera House ownership change.
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Caroline county
George A. Wright
Joshua W. Bryant
Liber L . G
Catherine Smith
Horace E. Wright
Denton Tax Rolls for 1929 Now Available at City Hall
Town of Denton announces 1929 tax accounts are ready for payment at the Commissioners Fire Building office. Discounts apply: 2 percent in July and August, 1 percent in September. October payment is due at face value with November 1 deadline and interest thereafter. Office hours are Tuesday Thursday and Saturday from 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. By order of.
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Maryland Civilian Rifle Team Selected at Camp Ritchie
General M A Reckord announced a civilian rifle match open to all Maryland residents at Camp Ritchie Cascade on August 11. The ten highest scorers will form the Maryland National Match civilian team to compete at the National Matches at Camp Perry Ohio from August 25 to September 15. The contest will be fired at 200 and 600 yards with ammunition provided free of charge. Reckord is Executive Vice President of the National Rifle Association whose rules will govern the contest.
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Camp Ritchie
Cascade
Camp Perry
Ohio
General Reckord
National Rifle Association
Fly-Tox Hand Sprayer Cleans Mosquitoes Fast
Fly-Tox protects millions of homes from mosquito invasion. The ad claims the entire home can be freed in minutes using an improved hand sprayer. Spray toward the ceiling and onto hangings, closets, and screens. It promises stainless safety and a perfume-like fragrance with a Mellon Institute developed product. Every bottle guaranteed.
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Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex Research
Denton Firemen Carnival Dates Announced
The Denton Firemen's Carnival runs from July 25 to August 8, inclusive. A Firemen's Parade is set for Monday July 29 at 7 o'clock.
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Denton
A Kindergarten Teacher and the Frazier Mystery
Sallie Piper faces social friction in a small town as she notices Rod Frazier’s aloofness at a party. After Mrs. Frazier explains their move to the city and an antique Japanese cabinet becomes pivotal, Exeter Mills values it at fifteen thousand dollars. Rod finally explains his hesitation and hints a future together, with Sallie resolved to stay.
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herittle
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Exeter Mills
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Varieties of Plants Deadly to Touch and Animals
A South African grapple plant harms animals by hooked seed vessels that snag coats and hooves, sometimes injuring mouths. Martynias of South America and other hooked plants cause similar harm. The dumb cane of the West Indies allegedly harmed enslaved people. An Indian nettle shrub brings a burning sensation on contact.
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West Indies
Ground lease duration and legal effects vary by state
Authorities discuss a long standing practice of ninety nine year ground leases traced to an old English Inn. In Massachusetts a ground lease is treated as a purchase, while many states lack a statutory limit on lease length.
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Hymn “Aside With Me” Tops Poll in London Tit-Bita Note
A recent musical magazine poll names "Aside With Me" as the favorite hymn here and in America. The tune, attributed to a clergyman, was written shortly before a Wed. London Tit-Bita appearance.
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London
Fullback Reflects on College Holiday Study Effort
A Detroit News quote notes a prominent fullback, visiting home for a holiday, saying the hazing wasn’t exact but it made him study. The remark highlights campus initiation culture and academic expectations during breaks.
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Coal By-Products and Their Uses
Coal by-products include coke gas light oil medium and heavy oils tar pricb ammonia and ammonium sulfate. Crude gas serves as a starting point for many products while crude oils and tars begin production of dyes medicines explosives and other chemicals.
Sincere Vase Origin in Roman Wax Repair
A fragment explains how the word sincere stems from sinecera meaning without wax and describes ancient Rome repairs of cracked vases using wax to disguise flaws. It notes a sincere vase had no wax, contrasting with patched pieces.
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