Local Denton paper published weekly in 1922
The note shows Howard Melvin Denj H Johnson Melvin Johnson publishing weekly Saturdays at Denton Maryland. It records the publication entry as second class mail matter and a Saturday issue dated September 2, 1922.
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Denton, Md
Work and thrift through intelligent effort urged for progress
A reflective piece urges intelligent work over mere hard labor, highlighting planning, efficiency, and detail study to boost daily duties and scientific progress. It argues that thoughtful methods spurred inventions and improved living, and stresses that all workers can increase usefulness by analyzing tasks and reducing waste. It notes political talk on war graft prosecutions and criticizes federal coal price controls, urging caution over abrupt shifts and warning of profiteering during transitions. It ends with brief notes on Delaware political nominations and party endorsements for Congress and Senate.
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Emerson
Daugherty
Congress
Department of Justice
In sad remembrance of Bertie V Blades
In loving remembrance of Bertie V Blades who died August 7 1918 and again listed as 1915 a cousin Pearl Taylor shares verses about loss and faith with maternal and cousin sentiments. The piece reflects sorrow, belief in an afterlife, and hope of reunion in heaven.
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Bertie V. Blades
Bardee
Bertie
A Cougsin
Pearl Taylor
Counties Must Be Disinherited State Senate Campaign Voice
Editorial from Haserstown Mail urges Maryland counties to demand representation against Baltimore City’s political dominance. It highlights four Baltimore Senate candidates and one county candidate, endorsing David J. Lewis as the statewide option and calling for county action at the September 11 primaries.
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Baltimore City
Maryland
Baltimore
United States Senate
William J2. Norris
William Cabell Bruce
Joseph I. Franco
John W. Garrett
David J. Lewis
Allegany County
Willam Cabell Bruce
United States
States Senate
Lewis Willl
Mrs Kopfelder Finds New Energy After Tanlac
Baltimore resident Mamie Kopfelder reports dramatic relief from stomach trouble headaches dizziness and weakness after using Tanlac. She says she can eat freely sleep better and feel nearly like a new woman praising the remedy and noting it is sold by reputable druggists.
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Tannie
Mamie Kopfelder
E13
S. Chapel St
Baltimore
Taniac
Assignee's Sale Of Land In Caroline County Maryland
Assignee Starvey L Cooper offers at public sale at the Denton court house door between 2 and 4 pm on 1922 two parcels in the Third Election District. Parcel 1 covers land along Denton Greensboro road and Manship's Cross Roads Adam's Landing Road with a seven room dwelling and outbuildings. Parcel 2 runs along the state road from Denton to Greensboro with defined metes and bounds, including improvements, all conveyed to William Davenport by Macey S Hudson and others. Cash on day of sale. purchaser pays tithe papers. sale subject to existing liens and records.
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Winnie J. Green
Theresa H. Green
William Davenport
Starvey L. Cooper
Liber L. B. T
Caroline County
Denton
Maryland
State of
Denton-Greensboro
Manship
Macey S. Hudson
Liber L. BE. T
Theresa Hi. Green
Assignee Sells Vickery Mortgage Land in Caroline County
Assignee Calvert C Merriken will publicly sell at the Caroline County Court House in the town on Tuesday September 5 1922 between 2 and 4 pm the tract lands in the Tiled Election District adjoining Hobbs Stevens Deen et al largely conveyed to John H Vickery by William Stevens and wife in 1907 except 8 acres sold to Matthew Lawless. Improvements include barns sheds and outbuildings. One half cash balance six months or all cash at purchaser option. Title papers and revenue stamps paid by purchaser. Calvert C Merriken Leonardo F Covey auctioneers assignees.
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Calvert C. Merriken
Leonad FL Covey
John al. Vickery
Elizabeth
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Caroline Counaforesaid
Andersontown and
Concord Road
Charles W. Hobbs
John Stevens
William H. Deen
John H. Vickery
William Stevens
Caroline County
Matthew Lawless
Leonardo F. Covey
Circuit Court
John Vickery
Annie Vickery
W. Brewster Deen
William J. Rickards
WM. H. Adkins
Inheritance sale sought in Caroline County suit
William R. Phillips died intestate leaving a widow Martina and numerous heirs. The Orphans Court orders publication to notify non resident defendants that a decree for sale of real estate is sought to pay debts. Estate valued under $25,000, debts $138.49. Proceedings run by Caroline County Orphans Court with Thomas F Phillips administrator. Public notice dated August 8, 1922.
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William R. Phillips
Caroline County
Maryland
Julia E. Brummel
Nanticoke River
Martina Phillips
Thomas F. Phillips
Mary Phillips
Chester
Jerome Phillips
Lucy Phillips
New York City
Sarah Seymour
Charles Seymour
Nellie Christian
James Christian
Dorchester County
Aaron Johnson
Ruth Johnson
William F. Phillips
Vivian Moore
Joseph Moore
Atlantic City
N. J
Beatrice Johnson
Zelda Johinson
Jossil Johnson
William Johnson
Calvin Johnson
Eliza Johnson
Ray Johnson
Tilghman Johnson
Phillip Johnson
Orphans’ Court
Richard T. West
Elisha ST. Harper
William J. Shawn
J. Howard Pastorfield
Register of Wills
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