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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1943
Page
6
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The Office of Economic Stabilization launches a subsidy to keep flour prices steady even if wheat costs rise, while butter, not to increase for months, will see limited civilian supplies as government purchases pause until April. Hospitals may receive up to 5 million pounds from stock. ration coupons required. Thanksgiving praise for food production accompanies notes on global relief.
The War Food Administration lifts restrictions on home slaughtered hog products from November 17 to February 17, 1944 to help manage a record hog supply. Farmers should check with market agencies or processors before sending hogs to market. Treasury urges Christmas War Stamps with gifting ideas and decorations.
Public sale under an Orphans' Court order dated June 22, 1943, of the personal estate of Edward C. Carter, deceased, by executors. Goods will be offered at the Back Farm of the Carter Home Farm, on the east side of the road from Russell's Cross Roads to Lowe's School House, about five miles from Greensboro, by John Fisher's tenancy.
The Peoples Bank of Denton Maryland will publicly sell on 1943 at 2 pm in front of Ridgely Bank the real estate parcels 1 to 4 described with multiple dwellings and a large stock of farm equipment and livestock. Parcels include 52 ft frontage on First Street and 60 ft on First Street West with houses tenanted. personal property lists cattle, machinery, tools, and farm implements. Auction follows a November 16 1943 board resolution by The Peoples Bank of Denton to offer most real estate for sale. Cash on day of sale. no removal until terms are met. Executors of Edward C Carter. auctioneers Wesley Thawley and Beverly Goldshoro.
Charles H Butler owner announces public auction at the Josephine Downes Farm six miles southwest of Denton on road from Denton Bridge to New Bridge. Sale starts at ten o clock rain or shine with horses cattle sows pigs sheep farm implements and household goods. Terms one third down day of sale balance on deed delivery. The Peoples Bank of Denton Maryland provides mortgage option. Auctioneers William E Andrew and W Hyland VanSant attorney.
Personal property including several mares, cows, and farm equipment will be sold cash on day of sale. Items listed cover tools, implements, utensils, furniture, and household goods. removal restricted until terms are met. Auctioneers and clerk named as L. St. James.
The owner plans a public sale at the farm near Garland Lake to dispose of personal property no longer needed after deciding to move to another state. The event will occur on the stated date at the residence farm site.
The notice advertises a December 1, 1943 auction at 1 PM featuring a dining room suite buffet beds chests tables chairs ash collection of kitchen office and garage items plus tools bedding and farm staples. It includes a 1988 Plymouth pickup and identifies Alferd C. Clark as owner and William E. Andrew as auctioneer.
Notices to taxpayers list collection times for Ridgely on Wednesday November 3 from 1 p m to 4 p m and at Caroline Office on the same day. The notices specify hours and locations for tax collection purposes.
In Caroline County Circuit Court equity proceeding No 8808 Chy the Auditor's Report is to be ratified and confirmed unless good cause is shown within three weeks from November 19 1943. A copy of this order must appear in a Caroline County newspaper for two consecutive weeks before November 27 1943. Clerk D Ralph Horsey authenticates the copy.
Notice to creditors for Caroline County Maryland estate of deceased in Orphans Court. Claimants must exhibit claims with vouchers by May 12, 1944 or be barred from benefit. Debtors should settle promptly. Hand given November 9, 1943 by Levi Hollister executor. True copy by Carlton V. West Register of Wills.
Due to ill health I will sell my entire lot of live stock, farming implements, and household items at the Clough Farm opposite Thawley's Chapel in Tuckahoe Neck on 1943 at 10 a.m. Rain or shine. The catalog includes 9 milk cows many with calves, several horses and a Jersey heifer, farm machinery such as McCormick-Deering tractors, plows, rakes, planters, binders, wagons, milk equipment, a Model A Ford truck, and numerous tools. No removal until terms are met. HARRY DODD Owner. Wm. EB. Andrew Auctioneer.
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