24 Mar 1928
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1928
Page
1
Administrators of Ida S. Hollingsworth announce the continuation of the millinery business at the old Denton Maryland stand for eight days from March 24 to 31 1928. All seasonable goods furniture and store fixtures will be offered at the original sale prices with a 40 percent discount.
A store announces a sale offering 40 percent off the marked price with fixtures and furniture remaining in use during the sale. The list details hats, gowns, dresses, veils, ribbons, lace, and numerous small items including baby garments, embroidery floss, beads, boxes of trims, and various fixtures such as silk cabinets and display cases to be sold after the sale.
West Chester Pennsylvania nursery firm Hoopes, Bro. and Thomas Company promotes its long history since 1853. The notice highlights established gardening stock and local business presence, reflecting postwar commerce in the area.
A trustee will sell at the courthouse door in Denton Maryland on a two parcel plan between 2 and 4 pm the Burrsville town house and lot described by bounds and earlier deeds containing about one and one half acres The sale subject to a court ordered equity proceeding and mortgage priorities with terms requiring one third cash and two equal notes or all cash, taxes paid to July 1 1928 and possession on completion of sale The action also includes creditors claim and distribution details in a separate suit filed March 3 1928 in Caroline county circuit court No 2821 KEATING HORSEY clerk true copy
In the matter of Order Niss v8. Josiah Holland and Etta Holland the court orders ratification of a sale reported in the proceedings unless opposed by May 17, 1928. A copy of the order must be published in Caroline county newspapers four consecutive weeks before April 16, 1928. The report lists a $460.00 sale. Clerk T Clayton Horsey. True copy Teste.
Sub scribers in Caroline county Maryland obtain letters of administration on the personal estate of Bruce E. Butler from the Orphans Court for Caroline County Maryland. The notice informs interested parties to present claims or rights by a specified time and to take necessary steps to administer the estate.
In a quiet bungalow, Robert and Dora White clash over a yellow pussy-willow bowl that symbolizes deeper tensions about conjugal roles and taste. Robert hides hunger beneath manners, while Dora clings to modern aesthetics and a victorious supper fixes, until he breaks the beloved bowl in a symbolic act of reconciliation and shared humor.
Two affluent Indianapolis youths on vacation in Michigan run low on funds. They date two local girls for a dance, plan to replenish funds by caddying at a golf course, only to discover their assignment is to caddy for the very girls they intended to entertain that night. The incident ends as a practical joke revealed at the golf course.
The late Mrs. Mary Emery of Cincinnati left a fortune of 20 million dollars to charity. An Ohio farmer shares a joke about courtship with his son Elmer, noting how old and young generations differ in dating norms, with a humorous tale about confusing Lizzie Lippincott and Ella Sinnickson after prayer meeting.
On New Year, Chinese greet with Kung Hai Fat Tseuy and wish wealth. The word t sing is noted as hall, and during celebrations secret societies and guilds declare a Truce of the Gods, a period when no man may attack his brother, a relief respected by hunter and hunted alike.
A contemporary editor notes a new serial described as about the younger generation. He questions why only the younger and older are discussed and suggests a middle generation should be included.
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