Assignee Sale of Property in Denton Caroline County
Assignee's sale of a parcel in Caroline county sits at the southeast corner of Second and Randolph streets in Denton. The plot runs 51 feet along Randolph, 137 feet east, 51 feet north, and 137 feet west to the point of origin, formerly conveyed to Mary M Vosmus by Lizzie G Redden and husband by deed dated May 22 1911, with improvements described as consisting of a structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Vosmus
Lizzie G. Redden
Harvey L. Cooper
Liber J. K. S
Caroline county
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Second and
Randolph streets
Second
Second street
arallel
andolph street
Room Dwelling Terms of Sale Auction Notice
Seven room dwelling in good repair sells for cash on day of sale. Title papers at expense of one user. Rvey L. Cooper, James Temple, auction assignees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RVEY L. COOPER
JAMES TEMPLE
T. ALAN GOLDSBOROUGH
JOHN W. CLARK
Trustee Sale Notice From Caroline County Chancery Case 1598
The undersigned trustee announces a sale of valuable real estate under a decree of the Circuit Court for Caroline County in Chancery No. 1598. Plaintiffs Mary Virginia Verett and husband and defendants William F Zeigler and wife prevail in the action. The sale proceeds and terms will be provided at the time and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Mary Virginia verett
William F. Zeigler
Chancery
Public sale of farm lands in Caroline County Maryland
On Tuesday March 10 1914 between 2 and 4 PM a public sale will be held at the courthouse in Denton Maryland. The tract lies in the First Election District near Henderson on the west side of the Henderson Ingleside road near Cashe's Mill. It adjoins Carroll Johnson John R Jones and others. Part of the land was owned by Franklin P Zeigler and part by Mary E Zeigler during their lifetimes and is now owned by their heirs at law as tenants in common. The sale is for the highest bidder. The parcel contains about [text incomplete].
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Caroline county
Henderson
Ingleside
Cashe
Kirk Stanley
Kirk
John Locksley
Kirk Stamley
Locksley
Nellie
states
Nellie Locksley
Shiwood
Nelle
Wilbur Webb
Sir Galahad's Reward Bravery Clears Kirk Stanley's Past
Kirk Stanley confesses to a $5,000 embezzlement to shield Wilbur Webb, accepts exile and sacrifice. Emma Webb pleads, Mrs. Webb tries to save her husband, and Kirk finally reveals the truth to John Locksley and Nellie. In Canada, Kirk builds a new life, gains stature, and finds love and a moral redemption.
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Mrs Webb
Kirk Stanley
Wilbur
fin
Kirk
Smma Webb
WHbur Webb
Jose
Emma
Enminina Webb
Mrs. Webb
wanood
Linwood
Nellie
John Locksley
saeerifee
Arthur Dardwick
Galahad
Locksley
Wilbur Webbins
Hardwick
Farm Description with House and Outbuildings
The property features an improved S. Room two story frame house a shed and other necessary outbuildings all in excellent repair as described in the sale listing.
Caroline County Linchester Road section length
A 1.57 mile Linchester Road segment from near Preston to Linchester measures a concrete or macadam surface section identified in the Caroline County area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAROLINE COUNTY
Linchester
Preston
Setting the Table in Queen Elizabeths Court Ceremony
A historical anecdote describes a ceremonial dining setup in Queen Elizabeth I's court with a procession of gentlemen and ladies kneeling to place table items then twenty four scarlet yeomen bearing gold dishes. The queen dined alone, with little attendance and passage ends noting auction chatter over Fox and Gibbon and a book sold for three guineas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess
Elizabeth
England
Fox
Gibbon
Charles Jones Fox
oueten
Brooks
times
The Wreck of the Rosy Dawn at No Point
Lem Peters and Captain Charlie Sayles plot a moonlit treasure salvage from the Rosy Dawn but are foiled when the ship runs aground. While fearing hard luck, Elsie Sayles and Lizzie Peters reveal they followed and join the two with plans to share the spoils. The four share a kitchen supper and joke about the gold, while a sunny village mood returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem Peters
Lem
Dunton
Quank village
Black Duffy
Charlie Sayles
Charlie
Captain Charlie
cap’n
Bem
Elsie
Jervesticlum
Hiram
Chartile
Captain Chaprlle
cap'’n
No Point
Elsie Sayles
Leo Peters
Sayles
Lizzie
cap
Discipline in Politics and Public Speech
A Washington Post excerpt quotes Senator Sorghum explaining how he trains constituents to accept his statements. He says he began by setting expectations that if they reject his claims they would endure a steady stream of statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorghum
Washington Post
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H. M. THOMPSON
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JAMES J. ROSS
WM. DENNY
The
Kent County Mutual Insurance Co
DOVER, DELAWARE
CARTER & DEEN, Agts
Denton, Md
L. IRVING JONES
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ALEX. NOBLE
Agt
Preston, Md
Cooper, Wright & Cooper
C. A. WHISLER
Osteopathic
Sir Galahad
Gwodhs
tts
Arthur M Wardwick
Consolidated Gas company
cassier
Webb
Stanley
Willow
Miss Smith
Consolidated Guns company
Kirk Staniey
Don Quixote
Consorl
STATE OF
STATE ROADS COMMISSION
Garrett Building
Baltimore
Commission
General Assembly of Maryland
O. E. WELLER
WM. L. MARCY
F. & M. TELEPHONE co
Hillsboro
S. J. RAUGHLEY
London
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