Assignees Sale of Denton Maryland Property on Main Street
Assignees offer public sale of three building lots on Main Street Denton Caroline County Maryland in the Third Election District. Property includes two-story dwellings and barns, with improvements described, subject to mortgages dating 1912 with assignments to Owens and Deen. Terms one-half cash day of sale, balance in twelve months or all cash. Sale at courthouse steps Denton on date in 1914 between 2 and 4 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas Layton
L. Cooper
Fred R. Owens
W. Brewster Deen
Liber J. K.S
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Main Street
Maggie Dean
W. W. Thomas
Thomas
Ninth Street
J. Dukes Downes
I. P. Covay
Public Sale of Personal Property at Nuttle Farm
Rain or shine sale on S G Nuttle Farm half a mile from Andersontown toward Concord to discontinue farming. Property includes various farm items and equipment to be offered for sale at the roadside auction. Bidder participation and terms to be announced at the time of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. G. Nuttle
Andersontown
Concord
Rural Fall Auction of Live Stock and Farm Equipment
An auction set for Thursday October 8 1914 at 10 a m lists extensive live stock including horses cows and hogs plus farm gear and implements. Sale terms allow cash on under ten dollars and 12 month credit with bank approved notes. removal only after terms are met.
Kittinger Defies Backers In Merger Battle Fight
Packed galleries and tense talk mark a capitol showdown over a merger bill. Governor and Colonel Moulton scramble for Kittinger’s vote as Miss Kitty Millard plots to win over the senator through dinners and rides, risking political ruin if the measure fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Dil
Promoting Syndicate
Moulton
State Committee
Atlre
Capitol
Kittinger
Stoulton
Hin
George
United States
Fred
Joe
Sanderson
Runaway Train of Love and a Vetoed Merger Bill
A dramatic tale centers on Senator Kittinger and Kitty as a bridled horse cause a crash and reveal a concealed note. Kitty confesses she manipulated events to keep the senator away, then a reconciliation unfolds. Governor Billard interrupts with news that he vetoed the merger bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty
Kittinger
Aong
Kitthover
Senate
Senator Kittinger
First Brazilian coffee tree planted in Rio de Janeiro
Joao Alberto Castello Branco is credited with planting the first coffee tree in Rio de Janeiro in 1760. From this modest start Brazil grew into the world’s leading coffee producer, shaping the industry for centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joao Alberto Castello Branco
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Wealth as Blessing Cited in Stamford Chaparral Wits
Gibbs jokes about sending his wife abroad for three months each year while Dibbs agrees money is a great blessing reflecting the tone of Stamford Chaparral. The quip highlights finance as a comic driver in a Western strip panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbs
Dibbs
Stamford Chaparral
Quotes on safety and progress from Galveston News and George Eliot
A compilation of sayings on safety and continuous effort. The Galveston News notes the danger of a flawless worker, while George Eliot warns against complacency as one begins to decline.
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Walkover and Douglas Shoes
Krall Clothing
Everngam
Tal
Norfolk
American Butter Cutting Machine Company
Elmsford
New York
Meer
America
B. Detroit
Llin Denton
Aliie
Easton
Caroline and
Talbot Counties
P. S
W. Brewstian Dien
I. R. Owens
Attorneys-at-huvy
Denton, Md
Nutwood
Jersey
Guernsey
Dearborn
Oliver
South Bend
Lacey C, Murphy
Maxwell
R. W. Emerson, Denton, Mal
Steve Wood
Tuckahoe
Ridgely
Henry Wise
Faust School of Tuning
Boston
Caroline
Lewis R. Carroll
Aedkoilatiie Easton
J. W. Wheatley
Edward P. Foote
Brighton St
Baltimore
Truck Farm
Bethlehem
Alexander Hubbard
Third Street
M. L. Beck & Bro
Josiah T. Newcome
Frank A. Munsey Co
Kitty Millard
Miss Millard
Tad
Knotty
Monlton
Galveston
Bill Agais
George Eliot