Sunlight Returns as Byrd Team Reports Antarctic Trek
Aug 27 dispatch from Amerigo Antarctica describes the return of sunlight after four months of polar night. Admiral Byrd is recovering from an accident while a tractor crew navigates crevassed terrain to mark a trail between Little America and Barrier Land. Frank Ty recounts sledging duties, new navigation method, and dangers of polar travel amid a large crew living in huts under harsh conditions.
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Amerioga
Antarctica
Mackay Rakato
Admiral Byrd
Antarctic
Little America
Harold L June
Darien
Conn
Bernard Skinner
Winthrop
Kenneth Rawson
Chicago
Dr.Pogiter
Rawson
Frank
Cclub
New Telephone Conference Service Expands Reach
Christie Hall Washington operator launches a telephone conference call linking six branch offices as managers receive simultaneous instructions from a home office executive. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company reports this new apparatus follows a history from two-instrument lines to exchanges and long distance, broadening telephone communication beyond one-to-one chats.
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Christie Hall
Washington
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
U S Rural Telephone Growth Surpasses Foreign Cities
A report from American Telephone and Telegraph Co shows U S rural areas with 10.2 telephones per 100 people, higher than most large European cities. Canada is the only country with comparable density. San Francisco leads global cities at 36.6 per 100 and Washington at 83.3 per 100.
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America
Telephone and Telegraph
American Telephone Andelegraph Company
Canada
Europe
San Francisco
Washington
Bank Notice Declares Holiday on September 12 1934
J Frank Wright cashier announces bank will close Wednesday September 12 1934 for election day and Defenders day legal holiday. All paper payable that day may be paid on the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. R. Fleetwood
J. Frank Wright
George W. Beck
Paul S. van Dyke
Election Day and Defenders' Day Observed in Denton Md
The FarMens and Merchants State Bank in Denton Maryland issues notice dated September 7 1934 announcing election day and Defenders Day on September 12 1934. George W Beck serves as cashier for the bank in this legal notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton National Bank
Denton, Md
the Peoples Bank
the FarMens & Merchants State Bank
Provident State Bank Note Mentioning Defenders' Day
The Provident State Bank of Preston Maryland issues a note dated September 7 1934 announcing a legal holiday Defenders Day. PAUL S VAN DYKE signs as cashier and the paper specifies payable at this bank location.
Public Sale of Valuable Personalty Kicks Off Farm Auction
A farmer announces the discontinuation of farming and will offer at public auction the valuable personal property to the highest bidder. The sale will proceed as scheduled with details to follow in notices.
Public sale of Williston Williston Farm livestock and tools
On Monday September 17 1934 at 10 a m on the Williston Mill Pond to Concord public road in front of James Neal Farm the owner will sell his personal property headlined by a black horse bay mare Polan China pigs wagons plows mowers binders cultivators harrows and farm implements with cash payable day of sale including milk cans and farming gear as listed
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Williston Mill Pond
Concord
St. Paul’s Church
James Neal
For Rent and Sale Listings in Maryland
For Rent and Sale offers include a fully equipped restaurant on Main St Greensboro and a 4 story hotel with 18 rooms next to Ridgely Station. Properties include 87 acres on Stone road near Greensboro and 6 modern dwellings in Denton. possession of all at once. Sale of hotel and farm. terms negotiable. Owner John T. Carter, Denton, Md. 7-21-1f.
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Main St
Greensboro
Carter Block
Denton
Ridgely Station
Paek
Stone Road
Will Aell
John T. Carter
Assignee's Sale of Maryland Delaware Real Estate
Assignee Fred R Owens offers for sale by auction a two story five room dwelling with outbuildings in a cross state parcel partly Caroline County Maryland and partly Kent County Delaware. The sale at the Denton Court House door is set for 1934 between 2 and 4 pm with one third cash and remaining balance due in six months secured by notes and approved surety. Auctioneer A J Dhue to conduct. title papers and stamps paid by purchaser.
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John W. Hansen
Julia K. Hansen
Harvey L. Cooper
Liber L. B. T
Caroline County
Fred R. Owens
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Kent County
Delaware
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
Wood for Sale by Calvert C Merriken
100 cords of stove sawed wood offered at 3.00 per cord. Also 100 cords of wood available unsawed or sawed to any length at the same price. Calvert C Merriken handles the sale and delivery details.
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Calvert C, Merriken
Denton, Md
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Explo
Jane
U.S
Charles Henry Conley
Frederick County
Albert C. Ritchie
Anne Arundel County
United States Senate
William Milnes Maloy
Baltimore City
George L. Radd
Baltimore Cit
General Assembly of
Mary
Paul H. Roe
Iratig
T. Clayton Horsey
Ah. Demo
J. Norman Clark
Fred E. Covey
Edward H. Hirs
James F. Evans Emory D. Kimmey
Cecil County
William K. Scotton
Thomas James Keating
Queen Anne’s County
Emily G. Swiss
WM. Mason Shehan
Talbot County
Senate
Philip W. Downes
William J. Rickards
A. Fletcher Silk
Momo
Austin R. Murphy
Demoratic
Register OF Wills
Harry L. Sullivan
H. Roland Towers
Richard T. West
E. F. Withers
the Provident State Bank
Preston, Md
Poland
Dearborn
South Bend
John Deere
McCormick-Deering
Teams OF Sale
Joseph G. Stevens
Josiah A. Beck
James Temple
W. Brewster Deen
Fred R, Owens
A. J. Dhue
W. Foster Clark
Leo Meginney
Clarence E. Beauchamp
Ormond L. Andrew
Board of Supervisors of Elections
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