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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1916
Page
1
Attorney's Sale of Real Estate in Caroline County
Henry R. Lewis, attorney named in the mortgage, will sell at the Denton courthouse between 2 and 4 pm the mortgaged property in the Third Election District, Caroline County Maryland. The land lies south of the Denton Williston road, adjoining Martha Todd John Horsey and Frank Yeoman, with improvements including a large barn and outbuildings. One-third cash due day of sale, balance with interest on ratification or all cash at purchaser option. deed papers at purchaser expense. James Temple is auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
hird
Caroline county
Maryland
Denton- Williston road
Williston-Concord road
James W. Saulsbury
Martha Todd
John Horsey
Frank Yeoman
William H. Maloney
Robert H. Maloney
Thomas W. O'Day
HENRY R. LEWIS
JAMES TEMPLE
Need Any Shoes? Men’s Oxfords and Walkover Styles
Shoes advertised for men include W L Douglas Oxfords at 3.00 and 3.50 in black and tan plus Walkover Shoes priced 4.00 4.50 and 5.00. The ad invites customers to ask to see Cordovan, a rich new tan shade, noted as the latest Lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.L. Douglas
Walkover
Eclipse Shirt Ad Claims Tailor Fit and Fast Color
An advertisement touts the Eclipse Shirt as exclusive to the seller. It promises a tailor-made fit, wobbly patterns, and absolutely fast colors, aiming to assure quality and uniqueness to potential buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eclipse
Collars Reach New Styles at Corliss Coon Brand
A local retailer promotes Corliss Coon Collars with new styles. The offer lists two collars for 25 euros, inviting customers to purchase.
Caroline County Seeks Bid for 60000 Dollars in Four Percent Bonds
Caroline county Denton Maryland invites sealed proposals for purchase of sixty thousand dollars of four per cent bonds to fund notes. Bonds redeemable by December 1916 and semiannual interest on June and December 1. Minimum bid twelve hundred fifty dollars? actually nine hundred fifty. Bonds are exempt from taxes and payable at Drovers & Mechanics National Bank Baltimore. Bid must include $500 certified check.员
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Caroline County
Maryland
Acts of the General Assembly of
Drovers & Mechanics National Bank
Baltimore
United States Mortgage and Trust Company of New York
Messrs
Notice to Creditors for Amanda C. Kerr Estate
The subscriber Sophie Kerr Ounderwood of New York City announces from the Caroline County Orphans Court Maryland that she has letters of administration for Amanda C. Kerr. Creditors must present claims with proper vouchers by December 21, 1916, or be barred from any estate benefits. Administrative notice dated May 10, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline county
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
CATHERINE SINGER
GEORGE H. RUSSELL
CHARLES W. ELLWANGER
dee d
New York City
AMANDA C. KERR
SOPHIE KERR OUNDERWOOD
Assignee's Sale of Village Farm in Caroline County
Assignee W Brewster Deen will sell at public sale in front of the Denton Court House door on June 20 1916 between 2 and 3 PM the land in Caroline County Maryland described as 37 acres 145 square perches more or less. The property lies in the Fourth Election District on the Bethlehem Wood Wharf road and borders William H Sharp Daniel T Patchett and others. Cash terms apply with potential loan option through Deen Denton Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Hubbard
Eugene Ferrens
William Penn Willis
W. Brewster Deen
Liber J. OK. S
Caroline county
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Bethlehem
Wood Wharf
William H. Sharp
Daniel T. Patchett
JAMES TEMPLE
Burrsville
Wesley
Hobbs
Hickman
HORATIO MURPHY
K.P. Covey
Aue
LE. ELLWANGER
Truste es Sale of Farm Land in Caroline County Md
Trustee named in a 1916 circuit court decree will sell at public auction at the Denton courthouse door to the highest bidder between 1 and 2 pm. The property is a farm in the Third Election District of Caroline County near Burrsville, adjoining John W Stephens and wife the Burke farm and the Stafford farm on the Burrsville to Whiteleysburg road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Caroline county
Francis B. Russell
Robert H. Russell
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Burrsville
Whiteleysburg
John W. Stephens
Burke
Robert Henry Stafford
Bachelor’s Fortune and The John Russell Farm
A farm called Bachelor’s Fortune and The John Russell Farm located on property once conveyed to John Russell of Caroline County, deed dated April 14, 1863. Improvements include barn stables and outbuildings in good repair with small orchards. Located near churches schools stores railroads and steamboat wharves, appealing to homeseekers and investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Russell
George S, Blades
Caroline county
Samuel Emerson
Lo will run ony cane mill again this year
Growers can procure native grown seed at Smith and Wallys, TOS. Slauciter, Denton, Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Wally
TOS
SLAUCITER
Denton
A Fateful Choice in a Royal-Scapegoat Case
In a tale mirroring old England, a bartender accused of a crime is shown not to be the culprit. A divining fiancé, a forged clerical costume, and a staged escape lead to a moral crossroad. The accused choose to marry, shielding a fiancé and family from scandal. years later the real thief is caught and confesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Sad Ending Prompt in a Young Author Exchange
A brief exchange features a veteran editor urging hopeful stories to end happily. The young author responds with a self deprecating quip about his works ending up in the waste paper basket. The mood underscores frustration and creative self awareness.
The Danger in a Swiss Proposal Echoes in Irony
A Baltimore American quip recalls a traveler in Switzerland who proposed to Misa Smith on a precarious verge. The imagined reply warns of a sharp consequence if she had rejected him, framing a playful drama of romance and danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Misa Smith
mountain
polpe
Baltimore
Corn Pops Like a One-Time Burst, Says Transcript
A fragment cites a Boston Transcript note about popcorn behavior and a quirky remark on sincerity, quoting a mix of lines about corn popping once and a brief odd aside on strength and secrecy attributed to different voices.
Miss Willy Breaks In On Western Hearts at Scraggy Creek
Wilhelmina Moore, tired and secretive about her wealth, travels to a West ranch to rest. Cowboys at Scraggy Creek bet on her, ride roughshod with danger, then attend a moving picture where she appears as Billie Moore. Her display wins over the Big Y men, and Bob Linton quietly ponders a proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Wilhelmina Moore
Mertonville
Miss Moore
Wilhelmina
Wilhelmina Moore
Willy
Dade Holcomb
Bob Linton
Wily
Cade
New York
Bob
mall
Dade
south range
Bobby
Fenton
Rob
Willy Moore
Satan
New Halipsiie
Black Satan
aiuk
Aliss Willy
tan
Besse
Mrs. Besse
Anne
Boss Besse
Cade Holcomb
Misa
Miss Willy
Mr. Holcomb
creek
Palace hotel
Scraggy Creek
Big Y
Mr. Besse
Hannibal
Billie Moore
Plains
west
Big B ranch
Wibeluwiva Moore
Benjamin Besse
When Tea Was Dear In Early England Headlines
The article recalls tea prices at introduction in mid 17th century England, noting costs of £8-£10 per pound and over £4 for two pounds paid by the East India Company to the King. It remarks the market could be glutted despite high duties and small merchant profits, referencing London Chronicle records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
East Indian company
London
That Last Word
Quotation from the Boston Transcript notes humor about marital dynamics. A man claims he welcomes his wife having the last word, joking he is always thankful when she gets to it. The piece reflects lighthearted gendered banter in newspaper humor style.
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Boston
Tran
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