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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1920
Page
4
Howard Melye Benj Uw Jonson Melvin Johnson are listed as publishers or related parties in a historical notice. The fragment references individuals and publishing roles, suggesting a document entry or legal notice naming parties involved in publishing or a related transaction.
The 33 percent lower tax rate for incomes up to 3000 created savings averaging 32 per 100 of income and cuts of 50 to 320 for many wage earners. The Democratic Congress, at war end in 1918, sped a 1919 rate cut and millions saved. debates on soldier bounties and world peace follow as observers warn of new conflicts.
A collection of heartfelt memorial verses honoring late fathers and mothers. Writings express deep grief, missing loved ones, and cherished memories. Each piece is dated around March anniversaries, with inscriptions by children and grandchildren in a traditional early 20th century tone.
The Orphans Court of Caroline County has granted administration on the estate of a deceased resident. Creditors must present claims with vouchers by October 10, 1920, or be barred from the estate. Administrator Harry L. Bowdle signs this notice dated March 23, 1922.
Reasons for support highlight fiscal reform and national budget adoption modeled on Maryland. Emphasizes elimination of partisan politics during reconstruction and business experience to tackle complex issues. Stresses American ideals, flag over exports, federal education aid, and regional ties of an Eastern Shoreman with farming, fruit culture, and local finance.
Parcel No 2 includes a 7 room dwelling and barn with outbuildings. Parcel No 3 has no improvements. All three parcels lie within a mile of the Pennsylvania Railroad station in Henderson. An exceptional chance for small tracts near railroad, schools, and churches with milk cooling stations nearby and Helvetia plant six miles away.
The county treasurer announces a public sale of real estate in front of the Denton Court House door. The sale is authorized by Maryland Public Local Laws for Caroline County and state laws with amendments. The date follows in the notice and the town is Denton.
On Tuesday April 6 1920 between 2 and 4 pm property in Caroline county will be sold to satisfy unpaid state and county taxes for 1915 1916 and 1947 with interest costs. Purchaser must pay full purchase money to the late treasurer on sale day or risk re sale. Redeemable within twelve months by paying the amount with 15 percent interest and deed costs to the circuit court. The property in Sixth Election District along Tuckahoe creek Lot 3 plat Sandtown described as starting at the end of north and south line of Henry Smith land, containing about one acre more or less, assessed to Wesley Ryan Heirs.
Discontinuing farming owner offers at his Concord to Smithville road residence a 1920 sale of belongings from 10 am including horses cattle machinery carriages implements and household goods plus a 73 acre farm with a six room dwelling barn and outbuildings offered at 2 pm. Terms: cash under $10, over $10 credit nine months with note and bank security at Peoples Bank of Denton.
On Monday March 29 1920 at 10 00 o clock the administrators offer household and kitchen furniture and two mules and a sorrel mare with ages seven and twelve. Cash under ten dollars, credit six months on notes with approved security. No removal until terms met. Covgey & Tenpir, auctioneers. County news Jour NAL.
Allo that lot or parcel of land in the First Election District of Caroline county. Beginning at Wm Brinde’s land corner and running N 87 EL 60.5 perches to a stake then S 17 EB 19.8 perches to a stone near a tree, then S 23 EB 6.8 perches to a sweet gum by a ditch, following the ditch 30.8 perches to a stake, with the ditch 18.8 perches to a stake, then 4.9 perches to a stake, then HM d perches to a stake, then 16.8 perches to a stake on the ditch bank, then N 6& W 442 perches to the beginning, containing 198 acres more or less, assessed to Levi Downes. years 1916 and 117. With interest and costs.
Personalty all sums under ten dollars cash all sums over ten dollars credit of six months will be given purchasers giving notes with approved security payable at the Denton National Bank No property to be removed until terms of sale are complied with George Dewey Hurlock F P Covey auctioneer C C Merriken clerk
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