Facts and Figures on Your Telephone Facts and Figures on Your Telephone
Edwin F Hill notes American Telephone and Telegraph stockholders numbered more than 665000 the first quarterly dividend of 225 per share was paid to them all regions saw increases in stockholders 25000 new holders joined in the first quarter keeping shares per holder at 28 The broker registered shares fell for the sixth straight quarter to 3 percent of the total shares outstanding the lowest since March 1927
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Chesapeake and Potomac Telphone
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
United States
Southwestern
Mountain States
A Change of Climate Across the Nation
A ranch cowhand travels from Texas to Texarkana and back, noting how climate feels relative to perspective. A New Yorker visiting Michigan hears tales of severe winter cold and snowdrifts, while the local guide scoffs, preferring a southern retreat to endure the season.
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Pasy
Tesarkana
Texan
Tesas
Ugal Nut
Eure
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Gould
Tian Oue Walsh
Paris
Fake Superior
Grant
Central America Treasure Hunt Sparks Legend of Mayan Hoard
A Mexican newspaper claims a buried Mayan city in Izabal Guatemala holds a treasure of about 5 million dollars beneath the Temple of a Thousand Grottoes. The article weighs possibilities from Montezuma to a modern dictator, noting Central America's jungles brim with legends and hidden cities, promising romance for archeology if true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of
Izabel
Guatemala
Montezuma
Philadelphia Ledger
Early printing origins and Gutenberg credit debated
Printing began in China with wood blocks around 400 BCE and gained momentum in the early 1400s in Europe. The German Gutenberg is credited with movable type and the form press, though Britannica questions sole invention but acknowledges his pivotal role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
B. C
A. D
Gutenberg
Britannica
Foreclosure Sale of Denton Property by Merriken Assignee
William Pinkett and Theresa Pinkett mortgaged property in Caroline County to Calvert C. Merriken. Assignee Wilbert L. Merriken will sell at public auction at the Denton court house door between 2 and 4 pm the 178 by 178 foot parcel on the south side of Gay Street with a two story five room dwelling. Cash on day of sale. purchaser bears title costs. Auctioneer Jack L. Stevens.
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William Pinkett
Theresa Pinkett
Calvert C. Merriken
Caroline County
Wilbert L Merriken
Denton
Maryland
Gay Street
William H. Anderson
Anderson
Lizzie Frye
Willan Pinkett
Williaton
James Garey
James W. Saulabury
J. Bb. Fassett
Williston Mill Pond
William D. Uhler
Sale of Denton properties under mortgage power
Under a 1921 mortgage from Jease Holmes and wife to Francesca Towers as assigned to Oscar Clark for collection, two lots 72 and 73 in Bryant's Addition to Denton, 30 by 105 feet, with dwelling, will be sold at public auction in front of Denton Court House. A second sale covers another property in Caroline County for an Howard P. Sullivan deed, with terms one-half cash day of sale and balance in six and twelve months, or all cash. Assignees: Oscar Clark and W Brewster Deen with J Owen Knotts. auctioneer James Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jease Holmes
Sarah Holmes
Franceiin W. Towers
Oscar Clark
Liber LL. B
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Maryland
State of
Siath Street
Bryant
6Th Street
J. W.T
Jesse Holmes
Francesna W. Towers
Jacob Boczon
Josephine Korzon
Marion I. Beek
W. Brewster Deen
J. Owen Knotts
Howard P. Sullivan
Mary A. Sullivan
Josephine Boczon
James Temple
For Rent Two Houses on Second Street in Denton
Two houses for rent on Second street facing the Court House Square in Denton. Possession at once. Apply to Lawrence B. Towers. December 12, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Street
Denton
Court House Square
Lawrence B. Towers
Two Crop Clay Cowpeas Sold by William M. Liden
William M. Liden of Federalsburg Maryland lists crop items including two crop clay cowpeas from Route No 2 with residence near Andersontown. The entry dated May 21 references farm produce and seller details for local agricultural trade.
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William M. Liden
P. G
Federalsburg
Andersontown
Don’t Expect Salts or Candy to Cure Liver Blues
Advice warns against relying on salts mineral water oil laxatives or chewing gum to lift a sour mood or gloom. A mere bowel movement won’t reach the root cause which the text attributes to the liver needing to pour two pounds of liquid bile into the bowels daily for balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
C. M.ca
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
Edwin F. Hill
Edwin F. Hut
Miy
Ervin JS. Cobb
Central America
Wilbert L. Merriken
Jack L. Stevens
LE Grande Food Stores
Keystone
Sheffield
Budweiser
Uneeda Asst
Krum’s Macaroni
LeGrande
LeGrande G. R. Lima
LeGrande Flour
COULX
Ri Rinso
Akes
Swan
Crisco
Baker’s
Stieff
Sturmer
Easton
Journal
W. A. Smith
Market St
Denton, MD
Sinclair Minstrels
NBC
J. P. Fowler
G. C. Cohee
L. Trice, JR
Preston, Md
Milford
Kline
Hillsboro
Harvey Fleetwood
A. K. Wrightson
Arnie’s Cash Grocery
R. H. Gibson
Queen Anne
George E. Garman, Ridgely
W. W. Griffin, Henderson
LeGrande Food Store
Sinclair
Sinclair Opaline Motor Oil
Sinclair Pennsylvania Motor Oil
S. R. Co
Sinclair Refining Company (Inc
P. G. Crouse
BAYER
Lumbago
William Price
Our Service Department
Caroline Motor Co
R. C. Jackson
Greensboro, MD
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