Lutherans Meet in Chicago in 1929 Convention
More than a thousand delegates representing 1,100,000 members of the Missouri Synod will convene at Concordia Teachers Seminary River Forest Illinois from June 19 to 29 to review three years of work, set triannual plans, fund mission projects, and celebrate the 400th anniversary of Luther's Catechism with a large Soldiers Field event.
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Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri
Ohio
Concordia Teachers’ Seminary
River Forest
Martin Luther
Missouri Synod
Ihe
Jesus Christ
Washington
Chicago
United States
League of Nations
Nicaragua
South
Canada
Board For European Missions
Germany
France
Finland
Esthonia
Indiana
Sam Miller
Mohicans
Board For South American Missions
Brazil
Argentine
Board For Foreign Missions
China
India
Lutheran Messenger For
Bralile
Africa
St. Paul’s Church
The
Synod
Maryland nonresident motor vehicle suit service bill
A Maryland bill would allow service on nonresidents via the Secretary of State when a motor vehicle is operated on public highways. The bill would deem such acceptance as authorization for service, with a $2 fee and notice by registered mail. It provides forms and specifies implementation details, effective June 1929.
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Maryland
London
Moaasland
Secietary of Save of
Areu
Hwase
Ihis
Mayland
Suashand
Edithon
Bbien.c
Aotur
Sud
Sec- Gontos
Feelfun
Regal Ag Loblaws
Satyaind
Bry
Seciowty
Lee
Tay le
Tim
Mote
Seid Ec
Secretary of State
To Be Charming Home Must Be Different
The article argues charm comes from originality in home design beyond color harmony. It suggests distinctive wallpaper as the easiest path to individuality, noting patterns imitate many materials and printing advances blur copies with originals. Wallpaper lets decor express taste and create a home that stands out on the block.
Nobody Ever Got Rich Trying to Get Rich Says Ford
A humorous sentiment on work and wealth cites Henry Ford about riches coming from steady effort. The quote contrasts Theresa and teuth with a broader lesson from Ford, underscoring that success rarely comes from dreaming alone.
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Theresa
Teuth
Henry Ford
Unclear wedding vows hint at other thoughts
A remark suggests some couples may have been distracted during the traditional vows "love honor and cherish" at a wedding, implying they were thinking of something else rather than the vows.
Repeal and reenactment of motor vehicle rules chapter
Public general laws enact an amended repeal and reenactment of Section 209 of Article 66 the annotated code of Maryland 1924 edition title Licenses subtitle Motor Vehicles Port VI caption Rules of the Road The act includes changes to Section 2ay Article Ou and reads as follows with amendments for section 6 as presented by the bill authorizing reforms to traffic rules and penalties.
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Maryland
Steuay J. Bett
Mencial Assembly of
Marsland
General Assembly of
Baltimore City
State of
Baltimore
Eearth
Justice of the Peace
Police Justice
Justice of the Peace of
Traffic Courts
Polce
Lights and Pedestrian Rules Act Provisions Drafted
The act outlines that vehicles carrying poles must display a red light or flag after sunset and before sunrise and pedestrians have right of way at street crossings except where traffic is controlled. Violations carry a fine of five to fifty dollars for first offenses, with the measure enacted as emergency law for immediate health and safety protection.
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Publc
General Assembly
Maryland Act Adds Wages Attachments For Groceries Judgments
Chapter proposes six new sections to the Maryland Code to allow wage or salary attachments to satisfy judgments for groceries and food supplies. It specifies limits, exemptions for household use, and rules that one attachment prevails if earlier liens remain unsatisfied.
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Annotated Code of
Maryland
General Assembly of
Afaryland
Court rules garnishments and wage proceedings in 1929 act
The act allows a single garnishment or interrogatories in cases but authorizes the court to issue a judgment for periodic payments to the seizing creditor and to reopen cases for evidence affecting the judgment. It bars questions on employment and pay details in garnishment notices and limits Sections 33A to 430 to bona fide holders of judgments for bread, meats, and other foods. The act takes effect June 1, 1929, approved April 11, 1929.
Maryland Estate Tax Act File Impose Transfer of Decedent Estate
A historic act proposes adding Article 62A to Maryland code to impose a Maryland Estate Tax. It defines terms such as decedent, estate, executor, credit, and non taxable property, aligning Maryland tax with federal estate tax rules and credits, and sets payment, timing, and accounting provisions. The measure links tax payable to federal estate tax results, with procedures for refunds and adjustments if federal tax changes.
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Maryland
District of Columbia
Marylind
Wis
State of
Maryland Estate Tax Provisions and Revenue Act Revisions
The text outlines Maryland Estate Tax procedures, refunds, and reimbursements for tax payments, including references to Federal Estate Tax credits and revisions. It covers filing affidavits with the Register of Wills, evidence required for tax determinations, and the Comptroller’s duties to refund overpayments with interest. It also details applicability to decedents, amendments to the 1926 Revenue Act, voiding conditions, and emergency enacting clauses.
New section 6A added to General Provisions on penalties
The passage records an 1929 law adding Section 6A to the General Provisions. It states licensees who fail to obtain required licenses must pay an extra 10 percent of the license fee for each month overdue after a 30 day grace period. Approved April 11, 1929.
Maryland Adds Section 6A to License Law
The General Assembly enacts a new Article 66 section 6A to Maryland’s 1924 Annotated Code Licenses chapter. It provides an additional penalty for failure to obtain a license within the time prescribed by law.
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Maryland
General Assembly of Maryland
Titan
Provisions On Vota Do Of The Provinns Sub Title
The text prescribes misdemeanor fines from five to one hundred dollars and imprisonment from five to thirty days for offenses. It directs the Commissioner of Motor Vehicles to establish a uniform docketing and accounting system for Justices of the Peace and police magistrates, with free dockets provided, effective June 1.
Vacant Scholarships Open in Caroline County
The Board of Education of Caroline county invites written applications for two scholarships at St John’s College Annapolis Maryland and Blue Ridge College New Windsor Maryland. Applications due by June 15 1929 examinations June 17 1929 at 9 am at the office. Candidates examined in English American history algebra geometry and general science. Include letters from references on character school record and financial need. By order of the Board E M Noble Secretary.
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Board of Education of
Caroline County
Denton
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Maryland
Blue Ripge College
New Windsor
E. M. Noble
Maryland Public Works State Roads Commission Notice
The Department of Public Works Maryland State Roads Commission issue a public notice detailing road projects, project numbers, locations, and deadlines for bids and compliance. It outlines required permits, submission dates, and contact information for bidders seeking State involvement and oversight.
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Department OF Public Works
State OF Maryland State Roads Commission
Notice to Contractors for Denton Preston Road Section
sealed proposals for building one section of State Highway in Caroline County will be received by the State Roads Commission in Baltimore until 12 M June 11 1929. bids on blank forms with specifications provided for $1 payment. must accompany a certified check of 500 dollars payable to the State Roads Commission. bond and compliance with Maryland acts required. right to reject bids reserved. May 27 1929. G Clinton Uhl L H Steuart.
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Caroline County
Denton - Preston Road
Watts Creek
Andersontown
State Roads Commission
Garrett Building
Baltimore
Maryland
Commission
General Assembly of Maryland
G. Clinton Uhl
L. H. Steuart
Order of sale confirmation in Caroline County equity case
In the Circuit Court for Caroline county in Equity No 2773 Chy the order dated May 8 1929 confirms the sale report of assignee J Owen Knotts unless opposed by July 11. A newspaper notice must run in Caroline county for four weeks before June 10. The sale amount reported is 1420 dollars. Clerk T Clayton Horsey issues the true copy.
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Caroline County
T. Clayton Horsey
Notice to Creditors for Maggie Cox Estate
Notice from Caroline county Maryland Orphans Court that Maggie Cox of Caroline county has letters testamentary. Creditors must file claims with vouchers by December 8, 1929 or be barred from benefits. Executors seek prompt settlement of debts. May 21, 1929. Narry S. Dailey, Executor, Maryland Del.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Maggie Cox
Narry S. Dailey
Marvydel
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Concorda Teachers’ Seminary
Nuria
Seward
Edmonton
Synodical
St. Louis
Springfield
Porto Alegre
Lutheran Convention
F. Pfotenhauer
D. D
F. Brand
William Dallmann
Milwaukee
F. J. Lankenau
Napoleon
J. W. Miller
Fort Wayne
Ind
Martin F. Kretzmann
Kendallville
E. Seuel
Trafic
Mafin
Battimore
Mtv
Public Service Corporation
F. F. Pfotenhauer
Chaptir NO
Court of State of
SPAP
Atsen
Varsyland
Edi-ton
Sarwland
Edleton
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Marylan
Congress
Criminal Court of
Grand Jury
Jvew
Atwater, Kent
M. K. Newnam
the Board of Education
Alarylaord
Nisi
J. Owen Knotts
Alex Melvin Bean
Grace Agnes Dean
John W. Hurlock
Federalsburg, Md
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