Sale of 8006 of County Bonds by Caroline County
Caroline County invites sealed bids for 8000 dollars in bonds issued under Chapter 395 of 1908. Bonds at 4.75 percent interest payable semiannually, minimum denomination 500, redeemable 1000 each July. Bids opened June 14, 1910 at 2 p.m. in Denton, with par and accrued interest, County reserves right to reject all bids. Isaac L. Dukes, Clerk.
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Acts of Assembly
Caroline County
Denton
Maryland
ISAAC L. DUKES
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An advertisement invites readers to subscribe to the Journal for full county coverage. It promises comprehensive local news, updates on communities, and timely reporting across city and rural areas. It emphasizes value and access to county happenings.
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JOURNAL
Telemachus and Paisley in a Western love triangle
In Los Pinos New Mexico Telemachus Hicks recounts a seven year friendship with Paisley Fish that ends in a wedding to Widow Jessup. The men duel for affection with humorous courtship tales and a playful pact to remain friends. A broomclout from Mrs Hicks seals the punchline.
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Los Pinos
New Mexico
Summit House
Telemachus Hicks
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Hicks
Telemachus
Samuel Baldwins Will Forbids Grave Dance In England
In 1736 Hamp shire England Samuel Bald win died after a stormy marriage. His will left his wife his vast estate on condition she dance on his grave from time to time. He ordered his remains be taken by boat to The Needles and the sea eastward, preventing fulfillment and loss of property. He had revenge for her temper and remarks she would dance on his grave.
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Paisley
Palsley
Mrs. Jessup
Rider Haggard
Lew Dockstader
Dr. Parkhurst
nee Jones
Hampshire
England
Samuel Baldwin
Needles
Cincinnati
His Job Cashier in a Police Office
Conversation reveals Joe describes his new job as a cashier in a police office. Ben asks for details and Joe explains duty counts the coppers as they come in, highlighting pride in the position and the novelty of the role.
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Joe
lave
Bev
Ben
London
Papering the House The Manager's Complimentaries Scheme
The manager keeps up appearances for a potential success or frosty reception by distributing free tickets to friends and department store staff. Tickets are tracked by seat numbers, ensuring hospitality isn’t abused. Store clerks and staff often resist, while telephonists and stenographers may accept after trust is gained.
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New York city
Theater Magazine
Waverley Novels Quiet the Mind and Sportsman Ideals
An aged servant recalled Sir Walter Scott’s Waverley novels as “our books” that quickly lull him to sleep. The piece then extols Anglo-Saxon enthusiasm for sport, noting Americans’ vigorous participation in horse racing, baseball, golf, and football, while acknowledging English prowess but citing greater American opportunities.
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Tom Purdie
Sir Walter Scott
Waverley
James Skene
Nashville
Bad Advice and a Singer's Decline
A manager frets over a prima donna who refuses to sing more than twice weekly. The friend suggests marriage as a cure. A year passes and the manager appears disheveled, noting the loss of his shares and the prima donna’s continued absence, signaling a failed plan.
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Oak Grove
John N. Wright
Mark Willin
Amos Corbin
Robert B. Maloney
Hattie Maloney
Court house
Henry C. Beauchamp
Concord
Chestnut Grove
Win, Towers
Clement Sullivan
Patrick W. Wright
B. Gootee Stevens
John Satterfield
Dennis Nichols
Samuel Trice
James Due
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ROBERT H. MALONEY
HENRY hk. LEWIS
Frank P. Corry
HENRY R. LEWIS
Denton, Md
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Annabella Dailey
J. Seward Dailey
Queen Anne’s county
Keene's Cross Roads
Barclay
William Williams
Hiram C. Sparks
Jarrell Farm
Sadlersville
Queen Anne's county
Peters’ Corner
Peters Farm
Harry St. Dailey
Nfamin
Hartley
school house
Keiller
Anderson’s Cross Roads
Wiight
Thomas B. Johns
Harvey
Cooper
HARVEY L. COOPER
C.S. Jump
Harvey L. Coover
Orphans’ Court
EMILY J. CARROLL
WILLIE T. CARROLL
Harriet P. Fields
Win. W. Wright
Joseph T. Davis
George B. Cohee
Reliance
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Federalsburg- Reliance road
Oak Grove road
Oak Grove station
Cambridge & Seaford
Seaford
School Board
United States
E. M. NOBLE
Joseph Pritchard
Nettie Pritchard
Marion L. Beck
AUSTIN
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PLINY FIEBER
C. HENRY
the. McClure Company
Paisley gale
San Andres
Jessup
Tennyson
Spring Valley
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Blue Light
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