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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1934
Page
4
Scriptural lesson outlines false prayer, the need for true, heartfelt prayer. It covers private and public prayer, a model prayer from Matthew 6, and Pauls prayer for the Ephesians, stressing relationship with God, a right spirit, and divine indwelling.
A concise reflection attributed to Marcus Aurelius noting that trouble lies within one's own thoughts rather than external events, emphasizing inner control and mindset over circumstance.
A dense horizontal word puzzle lists civil war terms and cross references. Several clues seek names of gods, places, measures, letters, and misc terms. answers include common abbreviations and archaic forms across settlements and languages.
Public auction to foreclose a mortgage and assignments from 1920 on land in the Fourth Election District of Caroline County Maryland. Lots 7 and 8 of Cooper's subdivision Blair Town tract totalling about 30.6 acres with a frame dwelling and farm outbuildings. Cash due day of sale. title papers at purchaser's expense. Charles B. Harrison Assignee. T Clayton Taylor Auctioneer.
Executor of William T. Parker's estate offers at public sale the Main street land in Federalsburg Maryland. The methodist description covers a two story ten room dwelling with bath, electric lights and town water, on land described in a 1917 deed from William J. Bryan and Celia A. Bryan. Sale is at the courthouse door in Eden ton Maryland between 2 and 4 pm with cash due on sale and purchaser bearing title and revenue costs.
Annie Porteus announces public sales of personal property on October 22 at 1 pm at her Denton home near the Holiness Camp Ground and on October 23 at the Court House Door for her 20 acre home. Real estate with three parcels will be sold in sequence with staged payments and immediate possession. The late Wm P Carroll estate property also to be sold. Auctioneer James Temple and attorney Wesley E Thawley oversee proceedings.
In the Orphans Court for Caroline County Maryland equity case to sell the real estate of Thomas E Pritchett deceased to pay debts. Named defendants non residents include Annie Marie Clara Anna Elsie George Malcolm Audray Clifford Elaine and Florence executrix Florence Pritchett. Debts total note shows two hundred fifty dollars and estate deeds dated 1892 1900 and 1919. Published notice requires appearance by November 14 1934.
Trust sale authorized by Isabelle Dean last will invites bids for a Harmony village lot in the Fourth Election District. The 12 600 square foot parcel includes a six room house, barn, meat and wood houses and outbuildings. Auction at Denton courthouse on October 23 1934 with options of one half cash or two installment payments. title at purchaser expense.
Notice to taxpayers lists collection sessions in Federalsburg Preston Allishoro Greensboro American Corner Ridgely Henderson on specific Saturdays and Wednesdays in October. Sessions run 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Covey Williams Covey’s Thompson’s Bank Trice Stubbs stores with offices closing at noon on the listed dates.
The subscriber in Caroline County Maryland has obtained from the Orphans Court letters testamentary on the estate of RIE DEEN late of Caroline County deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers authenticated by April 21 1935 or be excluded from benefits. Debts must be settled promptly. Given October 2 1934.
Executor offers for public sale seventy acres in Caroline county near Fowling Creek on Oct 23 1934 at 2 to 4 pm in front of the Court House Door Denton Maryland. Property includes a seven room house barn and outbuildings with grain crops suited soil and farming value. Terms call for one third cash day of sale and balance in two equal installments with interest or all cash option. Title papers provided at purchaser expense. Auctioneers James Temple.
Governor of Maryland announces two proposed constitutional amendments from the 1931 and 1933 sessions. The first would modify Article 3 Section 15 to regulate General Assembly duration and pay, with voter submission. The second would amend Article XI Section 7 to limit Baltimore debt and credit, with referendum. Approved April 6, 1931.
Governor Ritchie orders publication of a constitutional amendment proposal to restrict Baltimore City debt and credit to 40 years, authorize emergency borrowing, and require voter approval at the November 6, 1934 general election, with funding notices and publication in multiple newspapers. The measure, if adopted, would change Article XI Section 7 and set terms for repayment and oversight by the General Assembly.
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