Sheriff’s sale of real estate and canning plant in Goldsboro
A writ of fieri facias issued on a judgment against Oliver W Spicer and others leads to a public sale in Goldsboro, Caroline County, between 2 and 4 pm, featuring Parcel 1 a former grist mill now canning plant, and Parcel 2 Lot No 10 as described, with cash due on sale day. Sold by William F Jackson and Leonard Covey as auctioneers.
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Eastern Shore Trust Company
Federalsburg
Maryland
Goldsboro
Caroline County
William Melvin
Robert Jarrell
Henderson
Gilbert J. Saunders
Oliver Wood Spicer
George C. Johnson
Liber
Joseph H. Bernard
Oliver W. Spicer
Ida M. Clarke
William H. Clarke
Liber L. B. T
William F. Jackson
Leonard Covey
Loan option for property purchase on Eastern Shore
Reasonable loan on the above property may be secured by the purchaser by applying to T Alan Goldsborough or the Eastern Shore Trust Company Bank of Federalsburg Maryland.
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P.S
Ford Dealers Ordered to Offer Free Services
Ford officials instructed every authorized Ford dealer to provide free services as part of a broader promotional push aimed at boosting customer goodwill and vehicle maintenance accessibility across the network.
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Ford
Hoover Carries Maryland In Close Race For President
The Maryland presidential race swung to Herbert Hoover as county returns came in. Hoover carried the state by a margin near 31,060 with urban centers leaning Republican while rural areas favored the GOP. In Congress, Palisano won the Third district by 328 votes, Linthicum was reelected by a large majority, and Dixon led in the Sixth while Gambilli and Zilman appeared set in their districts as returns poured in from 473 polling places.
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Herbert Hoover
Varyland
Caren
Wiliam Curell Bruce
Phillips Lee Golds Astowush
Tomer
Maryland
Shiwood L. Clark
William F. Cole
Cole
Clark
Carroll County
Vincent L. Palaisano
John Philp Tom
J. Charles Linthcum
Stephen W. Gambilli
Oliver Melzerott
Frederick N. Zilman
David J. Lewis
T. Aktu Goldsborough
Cafa
Rygmins
Smith
Hoover
Leach
Elected To Congress From Maryland Citizens List
U S Senate candidates named Phillips Lee Coldsborough from the First District T Alan Goldsborough from the Second District Linwood L Clark from the Third District V L Palmisano from the Fourth District J Charles Linthicum from the Fifth District Stephen W Gassbrill from the Sixth District Pon Zutl a man from the Sixth District
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Maryland
U. S. Senate
Phillips Lee Coldsborough
J. Charles Linthicum
Stephin W. Gassbrill
Pon. Zutlaman
Fragmented 19th Century Ledger Quip on Duty and Death
A garbled exchange depicts a man and wife in a grave duty frame. The wife asks if they will meet beyond death and the husband doubts they will reunite, expressing uneasy farewell. An archival Los Angeles Times snippet reflects old era diction and misspellings.
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Maonsife
David
Nunes
Los Angeles
Reunion Day Sparks Romance and the Old Flirtations
Betty and May drive to a university reunion in a runabout, hoping for old connections and new outfits. Betty encounters Frank Moore, a former escort, who signals renewed interest and invites them to dine with his relatives. May teases, while Betty recalls past dreams and faces a renewed chance at romance.
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May
Wwomen
Betty
Mary
University City
Madge
Betts
Switzerland
Anne
Frank Moore
Frank
Fank Moore
Cordellia
Petty
Ed May
Life in India Seen Through a White Woman Eye
Mary MacLaren writes in Photo Play Magazine that life for a white American woman in India is unbearable due to native customs, extreme heat, disease, and constant danger from serpents and pests. She recalls sleeping in bug protected rooms, the heat keeping people indoors, and servants posing risks, painting a grim portrait of daily life.
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India
Mary MacLaren
Photo- Play
Katherine Mayo
Amethysts from Scottish Highlands Noted at Pitlochry
Amethyst, a violet colored rock crystal, occurs in many parts of Scotland. Fine specimens have been taken from Benywrackle near Pitlochry. A delicate rose tint is occasionally found in this rare variety.
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Highlands
Scotland
Benywrackle
Pitlochry
Not so good poultry business for former preacher
A Cincinnati Enquirer item recalls a preacher who quit his parish to raise poultry and, months later, meets a former deacon who asks about the venture. The preacher laments the hens resist his labor just as some former officers and members did.
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Parson
Cincinnati Enaulrer
He Will Probably the surest thing and candidate choice
The Ohio State Journal notes that the likeliest outcome rests with a man ready to endure personal sacrifice if the public desires him. It frames the decision as a test of will and popular demand rather than a formal declaration.
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Ohio State Journal
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J. L. Everngam & Son
Harrington, Delaware
the Community Theatre OF
Lower Delaware
Clara Bow
Buddy Rogers
Richard ‘Arlen
Gary Cooper
H.S. Burns
Third and Main Streets
Denton, MD
Sheriff’s Sale
Canning House
NENT
ERT Hoover
Ford Motor Company
Denton Auto Co
Denton, Maryland
UlGa
Grace Suz
Linthicum
T. A. Goldsborough
Gambre
Zihinan Lesd
Painiisano de
Phst
T. Alan Goldsborough
Linwood L. Clark
V. L. Palmisano
Sen Alon Golds
Suilth
Benee Borgh
Deyn
Baltimore City
Rao Tee
Hegany
Sun Sas
Talimore
Kentere Aee
Ae Montgomery Ee
Prince George's
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