Saturday Paper Note From Denton Maryland 1923
The item indicates a Saturday publication from Denton Maryland dated May 26 1923 with postal entry as second class mail matter. It marks the periodical’s routine circulation schedule and distribution details for that edition.
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Denton
Editorial on highway funding and economic policy
Editorial notes advocate rapid state construction of principal highways funded by state governments and consumer costs. MacDonald argues savings in gasoline and wear justify public investment, warning against overreliance on counties. The piece also discusses high prices, labor and farmer relief, and political forecasts for 1924.
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Thomas H. MacDonald
Bureau of Publc Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
MacDonald
Near East Bundle Day May 28 Leaders Seek Countywide Aid
Mrs. A. L. Harris of Betterton chairs the Eastern Shore drive for Bundle Day on May 28. The aim is to mobilize all Que to participate and support Caro line, seeking countywide involvement and aid.
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Near East
A. L. Harris
Betterton
Eastern Shore
Caroline
Community drive seeks clothing bundles for children in need
Organizers urge town and country residents to donate clothing as warmth and life sustaining aid. Chairmen named for Denton Ridgely Federalsbury Greensborough Preston Goldsboro Henderson Wil Liston and others urged to coordinate deliveries. Local volunteers in Eastern Shore counties can hand bundles to bread carriers who will deliver to Baltimore to support Caroline county.
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Denton
W. H. Anderson
Ridgely
Ed. Peatsoul
Federalsbury
J. W. Stowell
Greensboro
W. B. Massey
Preston
J.T. Dennis
Goldsboro
Viola Collins
Henderson
L. C. Cole
Williston
Minnie Todd
Baltimore
Bridgetown
Hillsboro
Choplank
Marydel
Hickman
Concord
Burrsville
Caroline County
Ford plan links savings to car purchases
The Ford weekly purchase plan extends credit by tapping family savings at home and in banks, without guaranteeing delivery on a small down payment. It shifts autos from luxury toward necessity, urging ownership while boosting bank deposits and thrift. Banks back the move to assess credit risk and spur savings tied to a Ford car.
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Wall Street Journal
Ford
Ford Company
Seashore resorts feature Pennsylvanian folder release
The Passengers Department of the Pennsylvania Railroad issues a 192 page illustrated folder detailing New Jersey coast vacation spots from Long Branch to Cape May. Free copies available via ticket agents or D N Bell at Broad Street Station Philadelphia. Also notices a June Ball at Salisbury Md on June 27 with 500 couples expected and Myer Davis orchestra.
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New Jersey
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
Long Branch
Cape May
Atlantic City
Asbury Park
Ocean City
Wildwood
D. N. Bell
Broad Street Station
Philadelphia
Salisbury
Peninsula Society
Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
Peninsula Collegiate
Myer Davis
Concert Artists to Perform at Salisbury Dance Evening
Seven musicians, all concert artists, arrive in Salisbury on June 27 for a grand dance. They have performed throughout the season at diplomatic functions in the nation’s capital and will play at venues in East, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington.
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Dellevue-Stratford
Philadelphia
Belvedere
Baltimore
New Willard
Washington
Salisbury
Rev McIntire to Speak on Youth Activities at St Pauls
Pastor Rev McIntire of Inpleside will address young people at St Pauls Church Tuesday at 8 p.m. Leaguers and all youths invited. St Pauls Sunday programs include Sunday School at 9:30, worship at 10:30, Epworth League at 7, preaching at 7:30, Elanis Chapel service at 2, preaching at 3. Mrs Howton of Franklin W Va returns home via Washington and Tlaaisburg. Mr and Mrs E S Bowens visited Trappe. Mrs Wilkinson and Mrs Barnette visiting Norfolk. St Pauls Sunday School to hold Children's Day June 17. Mr Stewart Gale wiring parsonage this week.
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Wlw. McIntire
Inpleside
St Paul's Chiic
St Paul's Chunrch
Epworth
Elanis Chapel
Hownton
Franklin
W. Va
Mrs Anna Wardesty 63, Widow of Rev George Hardesty
Mrs Anna Wardesty wife of Rev George L Hardesty a veteran minister of the Wilmington M E L Conference died at her Seaford home on Tuesday of last week aged 63 She was born in Preston county daughter of the late William and Mary Elizabeth Towers Married in March 1877 she leaves nine children E J Hardesty L L Hardesty W F Hardesty Julian Hardesty Mrs W H Wall Seaford Mrs Leonard Harper Stevensville Mrs Horace Witinghaim Mrs Eugene Hardesty and A Leslie Hardesty Wilmington Funeral occurred Thursday with interment at Sealoid
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Anna MM. Wardesty
George L. Hardesty
Wihnington M. EL
Seaford
Preston
William and
Mary Elizabeth Towers
Mr. Hardesty
E. J. Hardesty
L. L. Hardesty
W. F. Hardesty
Julian Hardesty
W. HH. Wall
Leonard Harper
Stevensville
Horace Wiitinghaim
Eugene Hardesty
A. Leslie Hardesty
Wilmington
Sealoid
Auction Notice For Caroline County Farm Sale
Between 2 and 4 pm a farm in the Second Election District of Caroline County will be sold. It lies on the west side of the Goldsboro Bridgetown road and is bounded by Elizabeth Spencer George W. Casson heirs of Henry Hughes deceased and the county road. The property includes a two story dwelling, stable and outbuildings. One third cash with balance in two equal installments at six and twelve months, or all cash. Purchaser pays title papers and stamps. Fred R. Owens and James Temple are attorneys and auctioneers. Denton Maryland.
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Fordney-McCumber
Department of Labor
Margaret E. Schuyler
Samuel G. Schuyler
Maggie G. Owens
Caroline County
Samuel BE. Schuyler
Fred R. Owens
Purfic
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Goldsboro
Bridgetown
Elizabeth Spencer
George W. Casson
Henry Hughes
James Temple
N. B
Farm at Private Sale on road from Sycamore Tree to Cedar Grove
Private sale of 116 acre farm three miles from Greensboro Md on the road from Sycamore Tree to Cedar Grove. Includes 100 acres clear, woodland remainder, 8 room dwelling barn granary implement house chicken house windmill hot and cold water in house barn and hen house. Davis Bishop Greensboro Md June 26 tf.
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Sycamore Tree
Cedar Grove
Greensboro
Davis Bishop
Denton
Maryland
Tom Guest
Described Denton Maryland Farm to Be Sold at Public Sale
An executor for Martin Everagam of Caroline County will offer at public sale the estate farm near Denton Maryland. The property includes a large tract with a horse burial ground reserved, improvements such as a two story dwelling dairy barn and various outbuildings, 20 acres of wheat land seeded in grass, and ten wooded acres. Possession January 1, 1924 with one third cash upfront and the balance due January 1 1924. or full cash option. Title papers paid by purchaser.
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Martin Everagam
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Martha Everngam
John A. Vane
Liber L. H. G
Horsey
Farm For Sale On State Road 34 Near Easton
For sale an action farm located on State Road 34 miles from Easton between Dover Bridge and Easton. Will sell fully stocked or separately. Contact Charles F. Smithson, phone 3F22, Easton, Maryland.
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Action Farm
Easton
Dover Bridge
Charles F. Smithson
Williston area farm parcels tied to Stevens estate
Mapledell near Williston and a 50 acre tract with improvements along a road. a 67 acre farm near Williston with improvements. probate notation references B Gootee Stevens and William D. Uipler dated 6-26-21 in Denton Maryland.
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Mapledell
B. Gootee Stevens
Williston
Ous Road
William D. Uipler
Denton
Parcel sale in Caroline County fourth district tract description
The notice describes a land parcel on the northwest side of the Preston to Harmony road in Caroline County bounded by McFarquar/Gadow fence and Isaac Noble heirs. Terms require one half cash at sale, balance in three months with interest, or all cash. title papers at purchaser’s expense. sale conducted by Charles B. Harrison and W. Toff as trustees.
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Caroline County
Maryland
J. B. Ister
John S. Horsey
Thomas F. Garey
Willian Potter
Elisha Chathneh
Linchester
Harmony
Harry F. Whiteley
Preston
McFarquar
Gadow
Isaac L. Noble
Charles B. Harrison
T. Toff
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G. L. Hardesty
J. Thomas Lowe
Duff
Stamps of
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Denton, Md
H. A. Porter
Burrsville, Maryland
W. Foster Clark
John L. Everngam
Harvey L. Carter
North Sixth Street
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Janie M. Bullock
L. B. ‘Towers
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Hearnoleum Products
Burma
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Commissioners of
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Dewing Block
Centreville
Hignutt’s Park and Dancing Pavilion
Bob Arthur
Colonial Inn
Erie Railroad Equipment Trust
Moody
Laird, Bissell & Meeds
duPont
MR. S. P. Toadvine
Orphans’ Court of
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John S. Stanley
Josephine Johns
Preston Hardware and Auto Company
James Dickerson
Josephine Johna
John H. Johna
James Dickergon
Jas. W. Connolly
Firemen’s Carnival
A&p
U.S. Gov
U. S. Gov
Macaroni
A&p Spaghetti
U.S. A
Mainstreet
Tug Provident State Bank
J. A. Trazzare
Denton National Bank
Iit
W. TL Norris
Tite Goldsboro Bank
Robert Jarrell, JR
Front River
Choptank
H. Clay Hobbs
Joseph Larrimore
C. Leslie Walls
the Peoples Bank
T. F. Johnson