Federalsburg land sale in Caroline County Maryland
Between 2 and 4 PM the following real estate in Federalsburg Caroline county Maryland is to be sold. It includes Lot No 3 Lot No 5 and Lot No 1 along a street from a stake at the northwest corner of Lot 3. The sale describes boundary lines with bearings and distances and lists a two story dwelling wood house smoke house coal house and a garage occupying eighty five hundred square feet.
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Federalsburg
Caroline county
Maryland
Houston’s Branch
Levin W. Williams
Thomas H. Chambers
Elmer V. Price
Thomas J. Brodess
Assignee's Sale Of Valuable Property In Caroline County
A Maryland mortgage assignee will sell at the Denton courthouse on March 19 1929 between 2 and 4 pm the 19 acre Beauchamp land with dwelling and outbuildings in the Eighth Election District Caroline County. The sale follows default on the Eliza A Beulah to Emma H Nuttle mortgage dated March 14 1916. Terms: one half cash day of sale and balance in four months or all cash. deferred payments bear interest secured by notes with approved surety. Auctioneer John Irwin.
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FRED R, OWENS
Leonard F. Covey
Eliza A. Beulah
Emma H., Nuttle
Liber J.K.S
Caroline county
Fred R. Owens
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Thomas H. Everngam
Charles Beauchamp
William H. Beauchamp
J. Walter’ Beauchamp
James M. Clark
T.L.D
J. Walter Beauchamp
J. K.S
Public Sale of Live Stock and Farm Goods near Burrsville
Discontinued farming leads to public sale of livestock farm implements and household items 14 miles west of Burrsville and 5 miles east of Denton on the Den ton Harrington road. Includes John Deere and Emerson plows, cultivators, harrows, wagons, drills, separators, saws, brooder stoves, livestock cows horses mules and a team of bay mules plus a sewing machine furniture dishes jars and other assorted goods. Items described as in good shape and ready for sale with many farm tools and household furnishings listed.
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ny farm
Burrsville
Denton
Denton-Harrington
John Deere
Emerson
Kelley
Van Brunt
Auction terms note payment and credit offer
Al sums under ten dollars require cash. sums over ten receive six month credit with an approved interest bearing note. Property cannot be removed until terms are met. W H Young, Leonard F Covey, Auctioneers. Josias A Beck, Clerk.
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W.H. YOUNG
Leonard F. Covey
Josias A. BECK
Public Auction of Farm Personal Property in Caroline County
Assignee Wesley E Thawley will sell at the Parnell T Gadow farm in Poplar Neck on sale day at 10 am, rain or shine. Items include five dehorned Guernsey cattle one dark horse one bay mare one farm wagon one Superior grain drill one Champion hinder and one Osborne mower. Cash for sums under twenty five dollars. larger amounts payable by promissory notes due sixty days after date, secured to the Assignee.
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Parnell T. Gadow
John W. Noble
Preston Motor Company
Wesley E. ‘thawley
Caroline county
Maryland
Poplar Neck
Guernsey
Osborne
WESLEY E. THAWLEY
Fruit and Vegetable Plant Sale by Wiggins in Maryland
W. F. Wiggins of Millington Maryland plans a plant business with acclimated cabbage spring plants at 30 cents per 100 postpaid. Varieties include Penn State Langdon Bariana and Bonny’s Best. Tomatoes peppers lettuce and more offered with postpaid rates. will be in Chestertown and Centreville on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
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Wakefield
Winingstadt
Aukhead
PENN STATE
LANGDON BARLIANA
JOHN BAER
Gibson
Jersey Standard
Jersey
Nancy Teall
Southern Queen
Chestertown
Centreville
W. F. WIGGINS
Millington
Order Nisi in Caroline County Sale Confirmation
The Circuit Court for Caroline County orders ratification of a property sale reported by Trustee Fred R. Owens. The sale price is $1280.00 and publication is required in a Caroline County newspaper weekly for four weeks before April 8, with appearance due by May 9 if objections arise. Clerk T. Clayton Horsey certifies true copy.
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FRED R. OWENS
Caroline county
T. CLAYTON HORSEY
True noDy ae
Poultry Farm for Sale Near St Michaels Md
Farm property to 10 acres with good buildings and reasonable price. Listing by H Wrightson Anson based in St Michaels Maryland. 18 years in real estate business. March 9 1941.
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H. Wrightson anson
St. Michaels
Each Had A Secret From The Other
Susanne Taft sad over Mrs Pease’s death and the sale of the Boyd house learns a stranger owns the old home. She revisits the den, recalls memories with Folin and John Boyd, and contemplates a future still bound by past secrets. John returns, confessing he needs her, and they envision a shared life with unspoken truths.
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USANNE TAFT
Cedar street
furnace bay
Mr Pease
Sienane
Boyd house
Susanne
lfe
france
South America
Helen
Gifford
John Boyd
Boyd
Jola
white
John
Boyd toys
Ernestland
Ernest
holbn
fred
AuenssiIn
Nicolette
Folin
bond
woman's club
totel
Joh
Old Romans Wrestled With Traffic Problem
The Detroit News notes Roman chariot makers expanded with Rome’s roads. Charlets, four and two wheeled, carried nobles and traders amid a postal system and imperial processions. Decrees to curb hires faded as industry grew and empire wealth funded lavish, jewel encrusted carriages led by Nero caravans.
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Rome
Detroit
Cneggar fa
Hiehlefcotlve
Caesar
Augustus
Nero
Detroit News
Cat in Harrow Confounds Rat Traps Mystery
In Harrow England residents trapped rats nightly but found no rats and instead uncovered a large half wild cat living under a shed. A thorough search revealed West 14 traps stored away, yet no rats were present.
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Harrow
England
West
Tolerance and reverence for truth in all its forms
A reflective quotation attributed to Lord Morley extols tolerance as reverence for truth’s diverse possibilities. It defines tolerance as respect for inner conscience against rigid forms, social pressure, and official conventions, underscoring charity beyond faith and hope.
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Lord Morley
First Salute to Flag At Sea In 1779 Bay Of Biscay Tale
The sloop of war Ranger under Captain John Paul Jones sailed into the Bay of Biscay near Quiberon France and was saluted by a nearby ship. This marked the first time the Stars and Stripes were seen and saluted in foreign waters.
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Ranger
Jolt Paul Jones
bay of Biscay
Quiberon
France
forelan watece
Judith Out of the Wilderness ee
Judith Kinch faced poverty on a mountain farm awaiting her children Zack and Betty. Albert Corday arrives with Doctor Britt promising a stint for Albert and further patients. The doctor plans a porch, cots, and pay to bring help, transforming the home into a care hub that funds education for Zack and Betty. Judith stays, guiding the mountain’s change as life improves.
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UDITH KINCH
Zack
Betty
Sam
Judith
Sam Kinch
Albert
Britt
Doctor Britt
Doc
Mr. Jackson
bill
Camel Living Fossil Says Gobi Explorer
Roy Chapman Andrews describes the camel as an impossible, living fossil in the central Aalatic expedition account. He notes shedding wool as needed packing material, camel delicacy, and Mongol methods for minor injuries, with the animal thriving on sage brush and thorny plants.
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Roy Chapman Andrews
Saturday Evening Post
Gobi
Jealousy Does It Paul Poiret Entertained in Chicago
Paris designer Paul Poiret faced a humorous challenge to his claim that men are better dressmakers. A Chicago woman quizzed him, joking that women prefer male designers and questioning why they do not consult their rivals. The exchange ended with a playful wart reference.
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Paul Poiret
Blackstone
Chicago
Monsieur
Snuff Use in U S Rises Sharply Over 50 Years
The decline of snuff fashion since the Civil War contrasts with a 1,200 percent rise in its use. Farm Journal figures show snuff consumption leaping from 4,000,000 to 61,000,000 pounds annually over 50 years. About one-tenth of the population are users.
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United States
Farm Journal
Sugar Districts Restricted By Pan American Union Notice
The Pan American Union notes sugar districts flourish from sea level to 5000 feet but the main sugar districts lie along the Pacific coast.
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The
Pan-American Union
Pacific coast
Origins of goulash traced to Hungarian herdsmen
The dish derives from gul yash meaning cattle herdsman and was first cooked five centuries ago near Hortobad Debrecen Hungary by open pasture herdsmen showcasing early rustic cooking traditions.
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Hortobad
Debrezcen
Hungary
Old Regimental Pets Feature Curious Army Animals
A list of unusual regimental pets from British army units includes a chimpanzee, a sea eagle, a cheetah, a black bear, and a lamb among other companions. The note reflects the playful, era specific animal mascots once kept by regiments in historical contexts.
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DOROTHY MACKAIN
RALPH FORBES, ANNA Q. NILSSON
LOWELL SHERMAN
PALACE THEATRE
FBI
Dover
Opera House
Diamond State Theatre Corporation
KENNETH G. FAULKNER
Emil Jannings
Pola-Negri
MOSCOW
Norman Kerry
egii
Paria galena
Ludvig Berger
Nancy Carroll
Richard Arten
MANHATTAN
J. VIRGIL MOORE
Denton, Maryland
Circuit Court
Alma L. Frampton
L. May Allen
Eastern Shore Trust Company bank
MARCIS
Robert S. Nichols
Mary PF. Mowbray
Mary F. Nichols
John Irwin
Preston
Journal
Nisi
Robert Butler
Louie Butler
Roland F. Carter
Virgie M. Carter
Katherine L. Price
Medford Price
Oscar Butler
Frances Butler
George Paul Butler
Muriel Elizabeth Gandy Butler
thia
Circuit Court for
J. B. RICHARDSON
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DJI Walsh
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