Caroline county land sale notice 1921 two parcels
Public sale of two tracts in Caroline County in the third district describes tract one as 120 acres and tract two as 130 3/8 acres, both with improvements including a large two story dwelling barn and outbuildings. The sale by attorney in fact Wesley E Thawley will occur at the Denton court house between 2 and 4 pm with terms offering one-third cash and balance on a twelve month note or full cash.
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Circuit Court
Caroline county
Herman D. Horsey
Alverta Trice
Lenton
Maryland
J. B. Isler
John H. Horsey
Doncaster
mill pond
John A. Vane
Zebdial Horsey
Liber L. N. G
Williston
Hubbard’s Cross Roads
William H. Beauchamp
James P. J. Hubbard
Elizabeth Beauchamp
FRED R. OWENS
JAMES TEMPLE
Auct
N. B
Denton, Md
Susan Steffy
Court House
Denton
Goldsboro
Caroline
John J. Place
Hattie Place
William Steffy
Saulsbury
count road
Dallas
George E. Smith
Ella F. Smith
WESLEY E. THAWLEY
A. J. DHUE
Charles H. Benton
Eva G. Trice
Jennie V
Two Johns
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W. P. Willis
Burton W. Parker
Chas. W. Hobbs
Jacob Towers
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The Bangor Stop That Broke One Man's Word
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Hugh McKinnon
Montrose
McKinnon
Nancy
Dan Montrose
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Pembroke
Imsted
Missouri
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Nelle
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Dempsey
dad
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Salt Covers 500 Square Miles In Utah Fields
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Well Expressed Education Cited as Gun Like Tool
Jud Tunkins argues education is a tool that can aid or harm depending on how its wielder directs it. He emphasizes responsibility in applying knowledge and warns against misuse that could cause damage.
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Jud Tunkins
Debit. World owes man his part of the world's work
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St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Such a Monkey Business No Roger Job Security Comment
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Roger
Boston Transcript
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