Notice to Taxpayers Town Discount Offered
Notice is hereby given that on town taxs paid in Se pice discount of four cent will allowed by order of Commissioners. C LESLIE WALLS Clerk.
09 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1911
Page
1
Notice is hereby given that on town taxs paid in Se pice discount of four cent will allowed by order of Commissioners. C LESLIE WALLS Clerk.
Splendid Grain and Stock farm with home and 2235 acres of deeply tilled soil. Seven carloads of lime applied in seven years, crops include tomatoes corn and wheat with hay and fruit. Recently surveyed with complete plot. easy terms with $4000 remaining in farm. Contact J. S. Ober Greensboro Md. ang 19
Sealed proposals marked Proposals for Fugs seek merchantable well seasoned wood to add to existing on the school ground to make five cards per room. Bidders must state wood type and, if awarded, cord wood in four foot or two foot lengths by October 1 on school grounds. Wood will be inspected and measured by a school trustee who will certify quantity and quality on the bill. Fuel bills payable in October.
For Sale or Rent. Elegant Poultry plant with plenty of buildings and five wired lots. Possession given at once. Also adjoining property for sale or rent. Apply to Mrs J McShane, 216 N Carey St, Baltimore, Md.
The January session of the Maryland General Assembly approved chapters 265 303 and 818 proposing amendments to Articles 1 3 and 8 of the state constitution. The text details Section 8 on Australian Ballot voting and voter eligibility with property ownership for registration and outlines legislative districting and Senate representation for Baltimore City and the state.
Carlos Nolan, a handsome college senior, hides a double life as a Snake Moki medicine man seeking wealth and a white wife. Laura Degart learns Nolan’s secret when old Teresa and a tribal legend lead to a vast hidden treasure of turquoise, gold, and jewels guarded by a timeless Moki oath. Nolan’s true heritage and the treasure’s power bind him to Laura as they confront identity and love.
Turson's daughter greets Giles with Good morning and notes his absence from church for weeks. Giles explains he’s been at Newcastle visiting his aunts and remarks the old Indies he mentions have changed little since his youth. The parson's daughter smiles at the image of cherished awnts from childhood days.
A Chicago Record-Herald quote records a music master advising a parent after hearing his daughter sing. He suggests steering her toward practical interests such as settlement work or horseback riding to diversify her talents.
A reader named Mr Jackson complains that his wife found him a job through an advertisement in the paper. The exchange suggests political disagreements are not the issue, but practical concerns about employment.
A Baltimore fun piece recalls a moment as a speaker tells a family tale. Johnny asks to fetch the family Bible to show the parson while humorously resisting moving heavy trunks and hazes. The vignette captures local character and humor.
The eel has minute embedded scales varying from one twentieth of an inch as it ages. Scales consist of two horny layers with calcium carbonate crystals on the outer, transparent enough to resemble empty cells. Shape ranges from blunt to elongated, often kidney shaped. Growth lines mark years, with inner growth ring appearing in year three. Conger eels reportedly lack scales.
A shady pair discuss a botched burglary outside a house. One man reveals a key wired to a battery intended to deter intruders, while the other refuses to join, warning of danger. Passersby observe as the scene unfolds with no immediate action.
Berlin museum displays an Egyptian inkstand dating to about 1500 BC with two ink holes and a reed pen compartment. Thebes finds also include a larger four-hole schoolboy inkstand. In National Magazine, Charles Winslow Yall notes Greeks in prosperity ran shops and crafts. Socrates was a mason and Aristotle mixed drugs while contributing to science and politics.
During the Clay Jackson presidential era emigrants settled across the Missouri river naming counties Clay and Jackson with county seats Liberty and Independence. Virginia and southern emigrants settled on the south side calling their county Jackson and capital Independence. Clay stood for Liberty and Jackson for Independence.
Hackley pleads patience with a bill as he frets over marriage to a gold worthy bride. Snipperton quips about the bride’s value and weight in a humorous exchange.
A Galveston News excerpt notes a bygone belle who walked barefoot to church to protect Sunday shoes and never tucked her coiffure in a bureau drawer at night, illustrating era customs.
A New York Times remark compares Shakespeare to an accomplished broker, noting that his significance lies in the abundance of stock quotations he supplied. The witty line elevates literary influence to financial savvy, framing Shakespeare as a prolific quote source.
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