Assignee Sells Maryland Farm in Denton District
Oscar Clark as assignee will auction a 115 acre Caroline County farm with a two story dwelling, outbuildings, and fruit on June 21 1927 at Denton court house door. Terms include one half cash day of sale and balance in six to fifteen months with interest. Also notices a separate Federalsburg lot sale by Calvert C Merriken with detailed parcel description and mortgage liens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Lee
Dorothy M. Lee
Harvey L. Cooper
Oscar Clark
Liber L. B. T
Caroline county
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Hobbs
N. B
First National Bank of Federalsburg
W. BREWSTER DEEN
T. CLAYTON HORSEY
T, CLAYTON HORSEY
Circuit Court
Equity
True Code
T. & AYTON HORSEY
Real Estate Sale Under Mortgage Mortgagee to Auction Sale
Public action to sell a Caroline county land parcel in Greensboro to Denton road area under a 1921 mortgage by Samuel Peltzer Jr and Bessie M Peltzer to Harvey L Cooper. Parcel described with metes and bounds, including dwelling and outbuildings, in Court chancery case 2058. Terms: one third cash, balance in six and twelve months or all cash. sale conducted by James Temple, auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Peltzer, Jr
Bessie M. Peltzer
Jesse W. Porter
Delma E. Porter
Caroline county
Their Wayside Friends and a Farmyard Night Visit
A late morning drive reveals a new family in the little white house the Hollidays and Aunt Meda host a day on the farm for the five Holliday children. Lora and Ted consider adopting Bunny and plan a motherly rescue, while Aunt Meda notes that weeds become flowers with care. The essay ends with reflections on swallows and their aerial mastery praised by Holmes and Thomas.
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white house
Ted
Chester street
Lora Minton
Lora
Anne Saxton
Anne
Lorna
Mistah
earth
Milly
Bily
Bunny
Mrs. Adams
Holliday
Mr. Holliday
maiids
Aunt Meda
Billy
MlHy
Mercy
Teddy
Assignor's Sale of Valuable Mortgage Property in Maryland
The assignee will offer at public sale on Tuesday July 12 1927 in front of the Court Maryland in Caroline county in the Seventh Election District on the Ridgely to Bridge Town road a tract of land containing 161 acres more or less. The sale follows a December 1 1920 mortgage with several assignments last to W Brewster Deen for collection and default in covenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Andrews
Henry B. Messenger
Rufus C. Harris
Caroline county
Samuel Peltzer, Jr
Bessie M. Peltzer
Harvey L. Cooper
W. Brewster Deen
Albert G. Saulsbury
Anna QO. Saulsbury
Court House
Denton
Maryland
State of
Ridgely
Bridgetown
Assignee's Sale of Caro Co mortgaged lands in Denton
Public auction conducted by assignee T Pliny Fisher and James Temple for Elizabeth MacDonald mortgaged property in Caroline County First Election District. Land outline begins at a stake on outlet of Robert Emmet Hardcastle farm. sale at Denton Court House between 2 and 4 pm. Cash terms. title papers at purchaser's expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth MacDonald
Harvey L. Cooper
Caroline county
T. PLINY FISHER
JAMES TEMPLE
Earth's Movement Demonstrated by Pendulum at Academy
A Fouou cault pendulum in Washington shows earth’s rotation. The device swings in a fixed plane while the floor marks shift, proving the earth turns. Foucault first demonstrated this effect with a pendulum hung in the Pantheon, Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Sciences
Washington
Foucault
Pantheon
Paris
Phases of Life Reflected in Summer Ice
A poetic reflection on life as ice melting in summer sunbeams, where life breaks into separate forms, each bearing and reflecting an image of God's love as Longfellow suggests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Longfellow
Instinct and Reason in Art Navy of Thought in Avowals
In Avowals George A Moore argues instinct guides the artist like a sail while reason serves as the rudder. Instinct can carry progress, but without reason the mind drifts. The metaphor compares the mind to a boat needing both wind and steering to advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A Moore
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J.L. Everngain&Son
Duan
Cynthia
Oure
Meteolothy
Emien
EVERNGAM’S
Wakefield
Heywood-Wakefield
M.K. NEWNAMS
HURNITURE STORE
PERRO
oWoa PrAPERAN
DENTON AND
YWORBS
Anthony
Anthony’s Mill
Burrsville
M. Bates Stephens
John S. Slaughter
Mary Mavekins
Lee
Robert W. Messenger
Theodore W. White
Carolina county
Calvert C. Merriken
Federalsburg
Athletic avenue
Mary Collins
Edward Magee
Magee and
Roache
Nagel and
McMahan
Flowers
McCrea
Stevens
Stevens and Vincent
Vincent
Andrew
Eddington
Holt, Noble and McCread and
Wright
Cambridge Ice Company
Winfield Magee
Magee heirs
Magee
L. F. Covey
Greensboro
Mary E. Moore
Mary Moore Parrish
Louise Parrish
J. Walter Noble
D. J. Walsh
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Sir W. Beach Thomas
the
Atlantic Monthly
William W. Seward
Liber J. IR. S
R. H. STAFFORD
Auditor’s Order
Nisi
Calvert C.Merriken
Frank Boyce
Martha Boyce
Nist
Wilbert L. Merriken
Charles E. Armstrong
Annie V. Armstrong
Liber G. A. D
Robert Emmet Hardcastle
Castle Hall School house
Earth’s Movement
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