Sheriff’s Sale of Real Estate and Canning Plant in Goldsboro
A writ of fieri facias issued on a judgment from The Eastern Shore Trust Company of Federalsburg against Oliver W. Spicer Annie E Spicer and Elijah H. Spicer authorizes a public sale of valuable real estate and a canning plant. The sale, in Caroline County Maryland, will take place on the premises in Goldsboro between 2 and 4 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Shore Trust Company
Federalsburg
Maryland
Goldsboro
Parcel sale of two Caroline county parcels in Goldsboro
Two parcels near Goldsboro, Caroline county, including a grist mill site and a canning plant, with a two story dwelling, canning house, two warehouses, and worker quarters. Property conveyed to Oliver W. Spicer by deed of 1928 and 1918 deeds. Auction with cash on sale day conducted by William F. Jackson and Leonard Covey, sheriff.
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Caroline County
Maryland
Goldsboro
William Melvin
Robert Jarrell
Henderson
Gilbert J. Saunders
Oliver Wood Spicer
George C. Johnson
D. & C. Railroad
Joseph H. Bernard
Robert Jairrell
Oliver W. Spicer
Ida M. Clarke
William H. Clarke
Liber L. B. T
William F. Jackson
Leonard Covey
Property loan contacts and securing banks on sale
Reasonable loan on the above property can be secured by purchasers applying to T Alan Goldsborough or The Eastern Shore Trust Company Bank of Federaburg Maryland.
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P.S
Assignment Sale of Daniel Ritchie Farm Denison MD
Calvert C. Merriken as assignee for collection will publicly sell at the Denton Court House door on December 11, 1928 between 2 and 4 PM the 20 acre Caroline county property formerly of Daniel Ritchie. The two story dwelling barn outbuildings and a large apple orchard are included. Terms: one-third cash at sale and balance on ratification or all cash. purchaser to provide notes secured by purchaser with title papers at purchaser expense. Auctioneer L. F. Covey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Ritchie
Julius H. Summerfield
Caroline County
Calvert C. Merriken
Court House
Denton
Maryland
L. F. Covey
Public Sale of Caroline County Land under Mortgage
Under a 1925 mortgage James M Hutchins assigns to W Brewster Deen, the assignee, will sell at public auction in front of the Denton Court House to satisfy the debt. The property lies in the Second Election District of Caroline County on Swanbrook and Benjamin Wheeler's Lot near J W Bryant and A Greenlee land. Terms: one third cash, one third in six months, balance in twelve months with interest. option for all cash. Auctioneer James Temple.
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James M. Hutchins
Harvey L. Cooper
W. Brewster Deen
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Maryland
J. W. Bryant
Arthur J. Greenlee
Benjamin Wheeler
Swanbrook
N. M. Day
County Road
Alonzo and
Harrison J. Clark
Samuel Hutchins
Deer
Liber L. H. G
Ford Sedan For Sale With New Tires And Paint
An advertisement offers a Ford sedan for sale described as in good running shape with new tires and excellent paint. Prospective buyers are directed to apply at the journal office on 11-3.
Experienced cleaner with Chamber endorsement
Manuscript advertises home cleaning by William Blackwell with years of experience. Services include furniture polishing floors waxing painting walls washing windows carpets washing cellar cleaning and general utility cleaning. Recommendation from Chamber of Commerce. Call William Blackwell near Dr Davie's Drug Store 119 Denton Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
William Blackwell
Jacob B. Davie
Postoffice
A Kiss From the Balcony: Music Wins At Town Meeting
In a dim town hall, a music funding article faces defeat by contractor Bill Wiggin s opposition. Jack Stone votes to defend music, delivering a bold speech that wins support and votes to fund the $1,000 music position, earning Betty Lampel's admiration.
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Sal
Jack Stone
Juan
Betty Lampel
Trumpet
Betty
Imusic
Bill Wiggins
Moderator
Wiegins
Young Stone
Rufus Werton
Jack
Wiggins
Rufus
Hin
Miss Trumper
Tts
Br Wiggins
Wiestns
Arthon
Wigelns
Meccas Moneyed Ifen Hostile to Mohammed
A digest of Doctor Potter's Life of the Prophet notes Mecca’s wealthy merchants opposed Mohammed’s early reforms. They pressured him to tolerate idolatry for trade profits, leading to a temporary compromise with three idols. After renewed fury, he rejected idol worship, and heavy business rivals tried to sway his kin. Mohammed persisted, enduring persecutions that forged his military power and the spread of Islam.
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Mecca
Mohammmed
Karles Francis Fatter
New York
Doctor Potter
Mohammed
Jerusalem
Hendforth
Enghind
Allah
Satar
Legend of King Arthur and the Round Table
The article notes Arthur as a half legendary Briton king of the sixth century with disputed historicity. It cites Nennius describing Arthur as fighting Duos bellorum and handling defeats of the Savon invaders across many battles. It mentions varying Round Table knight counts from 12 to 50 or 150.
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Arthur
Nennius
Exposure Do It Norman UWapgoeod in New York
A political speaker claims scandals persist yearly and mocks doctors diagnosing illnesses as influenza. He asserts exposure causes influenza while another man dismisses the reasoning and laughs.
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Norman Uwapgoeod
New York
Knogood
In a Nutshell A playful note on a daily paper's last chapter
Alfred pitches a joke about a newspaper story, calling it a low tale and promising a total wrap with a final chapter and a ten item synopsis of prior chapters. The exchange suggests literary framing and a meta commentary on print journalism.
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Claise
Alfred
Daily Paper
Modern Electric Fans Feature Airplane Themed Decor
Detroit News notes a restaurant owner enhances electric fans by suspending miniature airplane bodies from the ceiling, adding a decorative and eye catching touch to the dining space.
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Detroit
Detroit News
Fire Never Quenched at House of Everlasting Fire
A fragmentary report describes the House of Everlasting Fire near a volcanic area with lava features. The text references a lake and a sink in the Kilauea region on the island, suggesting ongoing activity and a dramatic landscape.
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St Bmall
Holemaunian
Kilauea
Cawall
Evening wrap and gown clash sparks whimsical tale
A playful scene unfolds as a narrator notes a fall half shade wrap arriving with their evening gown. The moment leads to a light reflection on shared troubles and fate as they mention Henry, hinting at a common cross or burden carried by all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fate Philosopher
Henry
The Society Queen Comes Home to Portia Taunton
Portia, a devoted housekeeper in a remote Texas setting, endures a week of pretensions as she prepares to impress an Eastern society queen. Her plan collapses until a surprise visitor reveals the ruse, and Portia learns a warm, shared lesson in hospitality.
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Eldridge
Robert Anthony
Rocky Hill
Ben
Portia
Plains
Texas
Bob
Philadelphia
Portia Taunton
Elsie
Robert
Rooseveltian
Breath Hold and the Brain’s Respiration Center
A science summary explains a brain region near the respiration center that detects carbon dioxide levels in the blood. It notes holding breath triggers an intense reflex to breathe, preventing death by carbon dioxide buildup. The description cites a German illustrated journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illustrierte Zeltung
Leipzig
Out of His Jurisdiction Baby Brother Born at St Vincent’s
A quirky Indianapolis News item notes Nick and his baby brother were both born at St Vincent’s hospital while little Dorothy Ann next door was born at Methodist. Nick boasts he could obtain a baby for a friend, joking about choosing a girl and remarking she would have to go to the Methodist.
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Elsie
Ben
Portia
Robert
Paul Eldridge
Elsier
Kansas
Portia Taunton
Nick
St. Vincent's Hospital
Dorothy Ann
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis News
Film Faon and Actor Rival Rail Boss Payroll
A playful dash contrasts a movie star's earnings with a railroad president while a daring bird performs stunts on a moving train. The husband confirms, then the chatter shifts to the bird's feats that would impress any rail chief.
Protect Homing Pigeons in Wisconsin Clubs Appeal Caution
Wisconsin homing pigeon clubs urge hunters to take great care to avoid wounding valuable birds. Recent homing races saw a number of pigeons killed, prompting a call for heightened precautions and stricter ethics in the sport.
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Wisconsin
Sad Spectacle on Roggefort Cheese Eating Etiquette
Ohio State Journal notes a somber moment about a person who dislikes roggefort cheese eaten out of politeness. The remark frames the scene as a quiet, awkward social ritual reflecting manners and restraint.
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Ohio State Journal
Truth and Love as Calm Faces of God Quote
An enigmatic line blends philosophy and spirituality, declaring truth and love as dual aspects of the same divine calm. Attributed to Mahatma-like phrasing, the text echoes meditative unity but remains cryptic in attribution and clarity.
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Mahatma
Good Recipe The Opti Mist Guide
A compact note advises on building a resilient mindset by treating failures as lessons and recalling successes to stay steady and focused. It emphasizes concise, steady progress and practical self guidance.
Motor Car Advice: Park Between New Cate
Car care guidance suggests a simple habit to protect a new vehicle’s finish by parking between two similar cars to shield its sides. Experts note this method reduces door dings and paint chips in crowded lots.
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J. L. Everngam & Son
Palace Theatre
Denton, Maryland
Colleen Moore
Gary Cooper
France
Colleen
American National Red Cross
Red Cross
Ft Sey
Sheriff's Sale
Canning House
State of
Ridgely
Elmer J. Seese
Paul S. Ebling
Lillie Ebling
Elizabeth Mary Howard
David H. Wells
James Temple
Ford
Dr. Walsh
Stone
Marion Talley
Schumanievnk
Caruso
Hig
Henry Ford
Bushgs Betsy
Wirgins
Dechded
Widegins
Hiss
Eversbods
Etyer
Betts
Conld
the Society
D J Walsh
Amey
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