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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1932
Page
6
Denton Journal dated Saturday morning June 4 1932 lists Melvin and Johnson Inc as publishers. The notice references the newspaper’s masthead and publication details for the era.
A Cincinnati Enquirer quip recalls a Michigan driver asking about Nancy Hanks in Lexington. The trotting horse misunderstanding prompts the officer to explain the famed lineage is tied to a horse rather than the historic figure, capturing a brief regional humor moment.
About 100 salmon varieties exist with key commercial types Chinook blueback silver dog pink. They are caught near river mouths during spring runs when flesh is plump firm and well colored. All Pacific salmon die soon after spawning ascent.
A Springfield Union excerpt describes a family fond of light meals in hot weather. During a dinner with guests a sister eats the salad and fruit cup, leaving portions as etiquette. A host brother comments on her appetite while the sister politely claims she is saving room for the rest of the meal.
An article urges individuals to invest in training and information to turn ability into money. It argues that modern business equipment and access to information command high value, and those who acquire more knowledge can increase their income.
United States cities and towns show heavy telephone penetration. A American Telephone and Telegraph survey notes small American communities with under 60 000 people average 12 2 telephones per 100 inhabitants. New York City leads in totals, with Chicago and Los Angeles also highly equipped. foreign cities trail in density, and global reach expands via radiotelephone circuits and ship to shore links.
A vintage appeal encourages busy housewives to use ready made dishes from cans to create a quick spring meal. The menu features Cream of Tomato Soup, Chicken a la King, Hot Buttermilk Biscuit, Potato Salad, Pineapple Shortcake, and Coffee. It suggests heating canned soups with milk or water and warming canned chicken a la king in ten minutes, plus ready prepared biscuits in fifteen. It also mentions alternatives like canned beef a la mode or Hungarian goulash and ends by praising sunlit days and indoor cooking avoidance.
Assignee Calvert C. Merriken auctions a 155 acre farm with 1 rood 5.5 perches in Caroline county near Goldsboro. The property includes a small barn, various outbuildings, crops, and improvements, with title by mortgage from Samuel G. Nuttle and Mary H. Nuttle to Harry R. Merriken, dated May 28, 1930, assigned for collection. Sale is at the Denton courthouse in front of the court house door, 2 to 3 pm, with terms: 50 percent cash day of sale, balance at ratification secured by purchaser note. Title conveyance at purchaser expense.
Public auction of 80 plus acres in Caroline County near Laurel Grove on the county road from Howard School to Laurel Grove. The Henry Culver Homestead, improvements include a two story six room dwelling, barn, wagon house, carriage house and outbuildings. Tenanted by Lawrence Cook. One third of the purchase price with Jack L. Stevens, Auctioneer.
Sale requires payment in cash day of sale or all cash option, with balance in two instalments at six and twelve months. Deferred payments bear interest from sale. Purchaser covers title papers. WESLEY E THAWLEY and James Temple act as assignee and auctioneer. Note: liberal loan available through Weasley E Thawley, attorney.
In Caroline county circuit court equity case W Brewster Deen and J Owen Knotts as assignees report sale of property for 1230.00. Order dated May 19 1932 ratifies sale unless objections shown by July 21 with publication in Caroline county newspapers for four weeks prior to June 20. Clerk T Clayton Horsey true copy.
Notice is given that the subscriber has letters testamentary on the personal estate of a deceased in Talbot County Maryland. Creditors must exhibit their claims duly authenticated to the executor by November 3, 1932, else be excluded from benefits. Debts should be paid promptly. Executor M Tilghman Johnston.
Notice from the Caroline county Orphans Court that Ella M. Todd and Roland B. Todd have letters of administration on the personal estate of F Linwood Todd, deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers by December 20, 1932, or be barred from the estate benefits. debtors must settle promptly.
Subscriber of Caroline county received letters of administration from the Orphans Court of Caroline county Maryland on the personal estate of the deceased with vouchers authenticated. All beneficiaries are warned to present claims by December 1 1932 or be deprived of estate benefits. Given under my hand May 10 1932.
Calvert C Merriken solicitor attorney seeks publication for Mollie E Smith and William T Smith her husband Francis H Trice and Mary Trice his wife as parties in a public notice action. The order directs official publication and dates to appear in court.
In Equity in the Circuit Court for Caroline County the matter of Richard A. Trice administrator and others seeks a decree for sale of Silas A. Trice’s real estate in Caroline County Maryland and division of proceeds among heirs. The 40 acre parcel, traced to deeds of 1880 and 1885, is to be sold with proceeds distributed per heirship including Mollie Smith, Francis H. Trice, Richard A. Trice, the Trice line through Bessie Hammond, Hattie Foxwell, Elizabeth Morgan, Grace Trice and other heirs in Maryland Delaware Pennsylvania and New York residents. All parties are adults except several minors listed. The goal is confirmation of sale and equitable distribution.
Detailed listing of heirs and spouses tied to Silas A. Trice including Elizabeth and Hiram Morgan Grace Trice Benjamin Trice Francis Trice Ralph Trice Harry Trice Leonard Trice Florence Trice Virginia Trice Freddie Trice Henry Trice and Lawrence Knox with residency in Delaware Maryland New York and Caroline County. The filing notes intermarriages, infant ages, and that real estate cannot be partitioned without loss, necessitating sale and division of proceeds. The probate order directs publication in four issues of a Caroline County newspaper warning nonresident defendants to appear by July 6.
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