New Trails For The Tourist In The Mid Atlantic
Hundreds of miles of new concrete roads ease travel from Maine to Florida with a four-route expansion via Northwestern Turnpike U S 50 and the Lincoln and William Penn Highways. U S 311 connects Roanoke to Winston-Salem, Bluefield to Whyteville links U S 21, and U S 60 opens Lexington to Covington while new James River bridges shrink travel time from Portsmouth and Newport News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Florida
Broadway
New York City
Atlantic Coast
Middle Atlantic
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Parkersburg
Alleghenies
Easton
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Cumberland
Wheeling
Columbus
Northwestern Turnpike
Alexandria
Washington
Winchester
Clarksburg
Cincinnati
U.S. 311
Roanoke
Winston-Salem
N. C
Shenandoah Valley
Bluefield
Whyteville
U.S. 21
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Carolinas
Georgia
U. S. 60
Lexington
Covington
James River
Nansemond River
Chuckatuck Creek
Portsmouth
Newport News
Northward travel routes expand through New Jersey and beyond
An extensive network of highways easing northbound journeys through New Jersey New York and New England is highlighted. Improvements include new bypasses from Elizabeth Newark Airport to the Lincoln Highway and a Jersey City detour near the Hackensack River, plus Brunswick Pike upgrades trimming travel time between Trenton and New Brunswick toward a non stop route. The Albany Post Road gains a wider boulevard, Mohawk Trail cautions advised, and U S 17 advances along the Atlantic Coastal Highway with sections improved from Florence to Savannah and Edenton to Windsor with two roads under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New York
New England
Trenton
Philadelphia
Newark
Elizabeth
Frelinghuysen
West Side Park
New Brunswick
Brunswick Pike
Princeton
Albany Avenue
Raritan River
Albany Post Road
New York City
Mohawk Trail
West Bank of the
Hudson
Florence
S. C
Kingstree
Charleston
Walterboro
Savannah
Florida
Edenton
Windsor
N. C
Chadbourn
South Carolina State Line
National tips and land records in Caroline County Maryland
A garbled legal notice lists road plans, tax charges, and land parcels in Caroline County Maryland. It details multiple parcels with tax figures and dates, names like Lawrence B Towers, Emmett Beulah, and Charles G Newcomer, and ends with sale terms and T. Frank Seward as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence B. Towers
Charles’ G. Newcomer
Caroline County
Chas. G. Newcomer
BOF
Maryland Tax Sale Notice for Caroline County Lands
Public notice by Caroline County Treasurer of a July 2, 1929 tax sale for state and county taxes due on properties in Denton including Bryant's addition Lot 5. Details list assessed owners, taxes, and arrears with parcel located on Dry Street and deeds traceable to 1885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Caroline County
Maryland
Benton
Second Street
Lizzie G. Redden
Rueben
Red J. Wright
George CC. Redden
William P. Carroll
William V P. Carrell
Cote Metnlens Og Ar
Latah
Wees SP
Seilgg
Fourth and
Dry Streets
Charles Boston
James Lewis
Fourth Street
Lawrence B. Towers
Emmett Beulah
Emmett W. Beulah
Og Island
Preston
Poplar Neck
Skillington Creek
Isaiah Christopher
Melissa Christopher
Willian Sharp
Minay B. Sharp
Pritchett Farm
Christopher
Sharp
Alary L. Sharp
Mary V. Standford
Mary V. Stanford
Marsh Creek
Harlan S. Davis
Walter Wright
William E. Perry
Richard E. Perry
Ellice I. Blades
Lewis N. Blades
Main Street
Margaret E. Nichols
Elizabeth Collins
Elizabeth N. Collins and
Anon
Williamson
Robert A. Tufft
LeRoy E. Tufft
Bessie M. Redden
LeRoy BK. Tafft
le Roy IE
Webb
Lewis Hobebeck
Bethlehem- Hog Island
Frazier
Ledman
Holebeck
Oscar Clark
David M. Cheezum
D. M. Cheezum
Weed Sa
Carl Stanford
John Wesley
John W. Commission
Beauchamp
Edward Stanford
Nanticoke River
Alex Prattis
Icewild Mill
W. R. Phillips
Sarah Seamore
Sarah L. Seamore
Todd’s Mills
Jefferson’s Mills
Federalsburg
Guaker Branch
Said Branch
William T. Legates
Annie E. Cannon
Annie Cannon Ricketts
Circuit Court
General Assembly of
State of
Court House
Bryant
Chas
Hi. Lewis
John W. Bryant
Obediah Lewis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc. Publishers
McPee
Camden
Batesburg
Aiken
National Better Business Bureau
Harmony
Ganey’s Wharf
Dawson’s Branch
Thomas Marine Land
Chase Land
James T. Payne
Payne
Dawson's Branch
Charles A. Taylor
LeRoy A. Gullett
Stephen Stanford
Harry R. Merriken
John W. Haines
Benjamin E. Haines
Stanford
Lewis Land
Martha Lane
William JH. Lane
Alexander ‘Stanford
C. Clarence Deen
Charles Beulah
Chas. A. Beulah
T. Frank Seward
Kemendl
Enancerameell
Iorsioe
Sreense , Mary LA
Greensboro
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