Land Auction Notice for 87 Acres in Caroline County
Two parcels totaling about 87 acres, conveyed to Joseph S Reynolds by Henry W Hughes et al by deed dated July 20 1902 recorded in Liber C W EL No 67 folio 378. Improvements include a seven room dwelling and necessary outbuildings in good repair. Family farm well set in fruit. Cash on day of sale. Title papers at purchaser expense. Harvey L Cooper John W Chark Auction Assignee.
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Enna
Harvey L. Cooper
mnortenve
Court House
Denton
Maryland
London C. Craig
Anna Craig
G. A.C. Rouseland
Caroline County
Emma
Craig
Joseph S. Reynolds
Henry W. Hughes
Joux W. Chark
Josep S. Reynolds
Annie M. Reynolds
Charles H. Kinder
Charles I. Kinder
Pritchett Farm Real Estate in Caroline County Maryland
Real estate described as the Pritchett Farm in Caroline county with parcels split between the Three Bridges road to James T. Sylvester road area and land conveyed to Lida Irwin and Anie M Reynolds by Henry Irwin. Boundaries include the M D W railroad and local ditches, with details from Caroline county will records.
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Caroline county
Maryland
Three Bridges
James T. Sylvester
duel
lease
PRITCHETT
Lida Irwin
Henry Irwin
Orphans’ court
Anie M. Reynolds
200 Bushels Sold at 25 Cents a Bushel by Butler
G Lacy Butler residing near Harmony Preston Maryland posts sale notes listing 200 bushels at 25 cents per bushel. Local notice references post office Preston.
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G. LACY BUTLER
Harmony
Postoffice
Preston, Md
What a Letter Brought Tildy
Lottie and Jack discover a letter addressed to Miss Matilda Schneider at the Wilton post office. Tildy, a German helper in the family, learns her brother Karl has arrived in America and soon dies. She goes to join him, but returns to a warm homecoming with the Wilton orphans who realize their bond and duty to her.
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Lottie
Jack
Tildy
Matilda Schneider
Uncle Sam
Dobbin
Amanda
Amnanda
Lottie domjing
sla
igutiars
Ivo
Tidy
Tie
Germany
fier
Ietter
Tody
Taddy
Wilton
New York
Karl Schneider
America
Wiltons
Jaci
Voor
Karl
Louie
Jose
Lotte
Rose
Ainghda
avas
Dobbis
Corbit
ildy
Anmada
Indge
Jim
Influence of Sunshine On Earthward Heat
M Poullier asserts from experiments that space cold would be 253 Fahrenheit degrees below freezing water, implying a sunless Earth would cool to extreme lows. He notes this would occur if sunshine ceased, a scenario Exchange calls certain as time passes.
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M. Poullier
Wise Girl. A jibe about Tom Speed’s marriage suitability
In the Cleveland Leader the line exchanges mock a fiancé named Tom Speed. A confidante jokes that Speed is “blackballed by every club in town,” doubting his conduct and implying he would stay out nights if wed.
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Tom Speed
Cleveland
Trying to Place Him in Chicago News Style
A heated exchange unfolds as one character accuses another of underestimating him. Knocks replies with a sharp rebuke, prompting a wry correction about who is the real target of the remark. The dialogue hints at a tense confrontation and power dynamic between Knox and the other speaker.
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Knox
Chicago News
Repartee Between Two Authors Reveals Witty Exchange
In a brief exchange, Biaff and Yogus exchange barbed wit vowing to honor any role the other assumes. The humor centers on a calmed, playful challenge to impersonate each other in turn, highlighting mutual theatrical reverence.
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VYogus
Five Minutes Late and the Lawrence Printer
An old time tramp printer named Muscogee Red drifted into Lawrence after a blizzard, worked in a newspaper office, and was styled the best fellow in the world by the editor. The marshal corrected a mistaken tale, noting Red roosted on the steps at 8:35 rather than Friday night, as described.
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Lawrence
cffices
mar
Red
Kansas Clery Journal
Start Today to Win That Forty Station Poem
Poem fragment by Ernest Neal Lyon urges action to gain success and achievement. It emphasizes starting now to reach a coveted station, praising sturdy wit and the quest for gold or glory. The lines frame motivation and personal effort as the moral.
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Ernest Neal Lyon
Where It Circulated in a Humorous Ad Letter
An editor Jin Sweeney of an Interior Pennsylvania paper, seeking ads, wrote a playful pitch to a prospective advertiser. The buyer asked where the Trump town Sentinel circulated, prompting Sweeney to boast that the Sentinel circulates in Europe, Asia, Africa, North and South America, and nearly all the rest.
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Interior
Pennsylvania
Jin Sweeney
Jamie
Sweeney
Trumptown Sentinel
Transtown Sentinel
Europe
Asia
Africa
North
South America
Spirit of Nature Evokes Quiet Pine Wood Wisdom
A reflective verse fragment describes the spirit of nature emerging from pine woods and sear grass to soothe simple souls. It contrasts urban distraction with nature’s quiet radiance and tempering pleasures like wine and French coffee.
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Boston
New York
Everson
A Gilded Ride Through a Dark Night
A stylish Philadelphian and a guest ride home from a club in a gilded cart on a very dark night. The clatter of unseen horses echoes as the cart bounces and tips near a mansion gateway. The guest urges ease while the host, waking, asks what happened and mentions the missed rein.
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Country club
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DAY
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THE
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eter ovens
BALTIMORE
BEST STORE
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POE Wowten
Cincpres
Qiem
Ladies’ Home Journal
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Congress
Isidor Rayner
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ConcorRD CARRIAGE REPositoRY
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State Geological Survey Commission
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J. L. DUKES
Berkshire
L. C. REID
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American Press Association
TUE LUTON
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