09 Sep 1916
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1916
Page
1
Fragmentary ad lists dark blue and white items including Yan Ramie Linen and Sitkuteem pieces with closing prices noted in cents. Mentions Cretones and Hite with various 12ke 120 and b22e price cues, but overall unclear specifics.
Attorney for estate of David M Hess offers at public sale the Sirvi consi in farm in Caroline County Md in Chicd Election District. Property bounds by Breeding and road, described in deed Liber Loif G No 35 folios 375 376 377. Improvements include large stable and outbuildings. Terms require 15 percent down at sale, balance on delivery of deed. Sale date set for seventh day of October after advance notice.
The undersigned offers at public sale near Denton Maryland in 1916 between 7 and 3 o clock a tract of land and wharf on Chop Wink River held by McCarty’s wharf property. The property includes about 50 acres, cleared and suited for turkey planting timber and cut over land with some saw timber and ties. Estimated to yield coal wood. improvements include seed wheat free from smut. Yield noted at twenty eight bushels per acre. Price two dollars per bushel. Proprietors are Hod Ross & Son.
Real estate notice for a farm offered near Stuithville by Richard W. Bullock with SLO Towhwudsville Massachusetts and notary public W S Croseog. Contact details include phone 7 and associated parties.
A rustic tale follows Tom Peddiford as he engineers a reconciliation between Aunt Amelia Peddiford and Donald Brown after a feud over chickens. A wall between houses becomes a stage for mistaken loves and old romances, ending with Tom guiding Linda Brown to happiness and Amelia’s reunion with Brown.
A historical overview of President Wilson’s Mexican policy, arguing for Mexico’s right to self government and internal settlement without foreign interference. It contrasts war pressures with the belief that lasting good relations require Mexicans to resolve internal troubles on their own terms. The piece frames this as fundamental to US–Mexico relations since territorial expansion to the Rio Grande.
James A. Garfeld, then a congressman, spoke to a large Wall Street crowd the morning after Lincolns assassination. He addressed hostile newspaper sentiment and urged calm with biblical phrasing invoking justice, mercy, and divine authority over Washington.
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