Foreclosure sale of two Caroline county parcels farm
Assignees of a 1922 mortgage to Elizabeth G Bradley offer at public sale in Denton on October 17 1922 two parcels forming one farm in Caroline county. Parcel 1 covers Henry Right line land and Parcel 2 covers Nichols and Davis line tracts totaling 81 7 100 acres with a two story dwelling outbuildings and tenant house. Terms are one third cash day of sale balance on final ratification with title papers at purchaser expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Alan Goldsborough
mortage
Isaac O. Taylor
Wrving Mace
Harry W. Mciahan
Caroline county
CHARLES B. HARRISON
W. BREWSTER DEEN
Real Estate Auction in Caroline County Maryland
Trustees will publicly sell two farms in the Third Election District Caroline County at the Denton courthouse door between 2 and 4 pm. Farm 1 includes a dwelling barn and outbuildings. Farm 2 features a room dwelling and outbuildings with eight acres previously sold. Terms: one-third cash day of sale, balance in two equal installments or all cash at option. title papers at purchaser’s expense. Trustees: William J. Rickards and James Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline county
State of
Maryland
William H. Deen
Bernard Lawless
John H. Vickery
William Stevens
Emily E. Stevens
W. BREWSTER DEEN
WILLIAM J. RICKARDS
James TEMPLE
Auct Trustees
Assignee's Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Denton MD
A public sale will be held in front of the Denton Court House door on Tuesday October 10 1922 between 2 and 4 PM to dispose of land in Caroline county Maryland described as a 8 room dwelling with outbuildings. The sale is under a mortgage from Louis Jok and Amelia Jok to John Thern and Elizabeth Thern with an assignment to Harvey L. Cooper and recorded in Caroline county. Cash on day of sale. Title papers at expense of ee SURVEY L COOPER JAMES TEMPLE Auctioneers Assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Vickery
Annie Vickery
Caroline county
Court House
Denton
Louis Jok
Amelia Jok
John Thern
Elizabeth Thern
mortage
Harvey L. Cooper
Maryland
Bridgetown
Henderson
Eugene Breeding
L. Diggins
R. Norris
Liber L. B. T
L. COOPER
JAMES TEMPLE
Public Sale of Personal Property on Fifth Avenue Denton
Personal property from a residence on Fifth Avenue Denton will be sold Saturday October 14 1922 at 1 pm on the premises with rain date the following Tuesday. Items include mahogany furniture rugs lighting stoves a Reed organ and various household goods. Credit terms apply for purchases of ten dollars or more with notes at Denton National Bank. M Bates Stephens.
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Fifth Avenue
Denton
Rob J. Morris
Francis Scott Key
Morris
Clough & Warren Reed
Planet Jr
Denton National Bank
M. BATES STEPHENS
Meat Stored in Good Location in Thriving Town
Classified item notes meat kept in good location in a thriving town with contact for details via Denton Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DENTON JOURNAL
Shiela's Crossed Wires
In a faded parlor Shiela weighs love against money as Rodney loses his job and a suitor Mr. Eddington pressures for a Ming vase sale. Rodney lands a breakthrough as a reporter, while Shiela pretends interest in the antique deal and hopes for a future with her true love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiela
Rodney
Mr. Eddington
Bucks county
nand
Persia
Shieh
grandmother
Texas Town Claims Antiquity Old Ysleta’s Claim to Era
West Texas and New Mexican pioneers claim Ysleta Texas near El Paso as the oldest settlement in the United States founded by Don Francisco Vasquez Coronado in 1540, later traced to 1682 by Antonio Otermin. Church records at Yateni suggest a founder date around 1082, though no official substantiation exists.
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Texas
Ysida
Yatetn
Antonio Otermin
New Mexico
The Working Bee Sting and Self Sacrifice
A bee loses its life when it stings a person due to the unique sting design. Workers, not queens, usually deliver the sting. The sting is a tubular weapon with two toothed saws that drive into the wound. If the person stays still, the bee can twist out the sting and sting again, but typically the human reaction forces the bee to abandon the sting, tearing away its stomach and dying.
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