Maryland Farm Sale in Caro line County Auction Notice
Real estate auction from 2 to 4 pm covering two parcels in Sixth Election District of Caroline County Maryland. Parcel 1 details, Parcel 2 acreage about 11, improvements include barn and outbuildings, sale terms one half cash or all cash with deferred payment secured by note, title at purchaser expense, mortgage loan offered via assignee Calvert C Merriken and L F Covey as auctioneers.
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L. F. Covey
CALVERT CG. MERRIKEN
CALVERT C
MERRIKEN
Covey
Assignee's Sale Of Valuable Real Estate In Caroline County
Assignee Calvert C. Merriken will sell at public auction at the Denton Maryland court house door between 2 and 4 p m the land and improvements in Cooper's subdivision Blairtown tract parcels 2 and 3 on the Denton Bethlehem road in Caroline county Maryland. The sale follows a mortgage from Rock F Coleman and Effie L Coleman to Harvey L Cooper dated June 4 1917 with later assignments and default on payments and covenants. The land, portion of Joseph L Berger land and related transfers, includes part of the same parcel used for and associated with the Berger and Coleman interests.
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Katie B. Casson
John Wesley Casson
Hervey L. Cooper
Caroline county
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Rock F. Coleman
Effie L. Coleman
Harvey L. Cooper
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Joseph L. Berger
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Harvey L. pepe
Rock L. Coleman
Harvey L. Cionee
Assignees Sale of Valuable Farm in Caroline County MD
Public sale by Calvert C. Merriken assignee under a 1926 mortgage to Bertrand W. Purnell. Property in First Election District Caroline County includes 29 acres 31 perches plus parcel 2 with barn and outbuildings. Terms: half cash, balance after ratification, title at purchaser expense. Located in front of Denton Court House door.
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Local Auction Sells Livestock and Goods on Saturday
On Saturday at 1 o clock in the afternoon M H Downes and James Temple auctioneers offer a sale of 25 head of horses and mules 20 head of cattle 60 eight weeks pigs 3 turkey hens chickens 3 Ford Touring cars seed potatoes and a truck load of work harness merchandise including new shoes and women s house dresses Commission charged Bring items to sell and we will auction them for you
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Desirable residence on Market Street in Denton
Desirable residence on the north side Market street between Sixth and Seventh in Denton. It features electric lights bath and plenty of out buildings. A splendid location with immediate possession and liberal terms offered by The Denton National Bank.
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DENTON NATIONAL BANK
Colts for sale by F. A. DeFORD in 1927 season
Travel in Caroline and the edge of Talbot begins March 20 1927. Jack is well bred weighs 930 pounds. Colt prices listed: 15 dollars for one colt 25 for two 37.60 for three 50 for four. Mare not included and mare with foal requires payment due. 3 19 F. A. DeFORD, Owner.
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The Friend in Need Makes a Turn of Fortune
Bert Nobles meets a penniless stranger named Newman in a bakery then in a department store. The two form a bond as Newman plans a risky act to help Bert reach home. Bert later learns Newman is Newman, a reformed youth who returns to family and begins a new life with Eva.
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Bath Through the Eyes of Famous Critics
Bath has long attracted writers but drew sharp sarcasm from critics. Lord Harvey mocked its noisy assembly room, Horace Walpole derided new buildings as hogpitlike yet praised some change, Dickens compared the city to a cemetery with gravestones lining streets, calling it a dead failure.
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Goats Climb Trees for Pasture in Morocco Forests
Dr. David G. Fairchild reports in Popular Science Monthly that in southern Morocco vast gnarled forests leave ground pasture scarce. Goats climb into branches, using preformed paths and runways to feed on leaves and fruit, a remarkable adaptation observed during a worldwide botanical tour.
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No Angerless Marriages Ster. Edward Neep Quote
South wark vicar Edward Neep warns newlyweds that long marriages require tolerance in temper and urges quick regret and withdrawal of words spoken in anger. He notes his parish conducts more weddings annually than any other in the London area and challenges those who claim fifty years of marriage without cross words.
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Wobble Bugs and Toxic Traditions in Mexican Drink
A naturalist describes a tiger beetle drink mixed with sugar and water as a potent popular beverage in Mexico. He claims Mexican sellers also ferment crushed honeypot ant bodies into a mead rivaling port wine and notes global sects consume ants as food, but only Mexico uses them as drink.
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First Electric Lighting Milestones in North America
The first church lit by electricity was City temple in London and the first theater the Eijou in Boston on December 12 1882. The first hotel was the Rhine Mountain House in the Adirondacks in 1881 and J Hood Wright of New York City owned the first private residence. The steamer Columbia, traveling between San Francisco and Portland Oregon, was the first to be electrically lighted.
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