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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1945
Page
6
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Conforming to a president order, the Caroline County Farm Security Administration office in Denton will close on Saturdays starting September 15 while maintaining 8:30 to 5:30 weekday hours. The wartime six eight-hour days schedule ended with a June Congress action establishing a 40 hour week for federal workers.
Public sale at Franklin and Second Street begins at 1 o clock listing bedroom and living room furniture dishes sewing machine rifle range glassware and tools among other household goods. Property includes items owned by Mrs Annie Clough with auctioneer James Temple. At same time and place additional items to be sold.
Anderson Redden owner announces a farm sale on September 24 1945 at 10 a m near Ridgely Maryland. The listing includes dairy cows, heifers and bulls, work teams, tractors and plows, wagons and tools, household items, furniture and numerous miscellaneous farm implements. No property may be removed until terms are complied with. Auctioneers Wm E Andrew and clerk George W Beck.
Called to service, Luther Bennett clerk announces public sale of personal property at Harvey Clark Farm on the Ridgely Greens boro road two miles from Ridgely Saturday September 22 1945 at 1 pm rain or shine. Goods include a grey horse six cows several calves hay farming implements tackle and more.
Edward Moore Jr. of Indian Town Gap Pa a military reserve spent the weekend at his parents home Mr and Mrs E J Moore. Jean Fleetwood left last week to attend Beacom College Wilmington and Betty Lee Covey and Christine Legates to attend Golden College Wilmington.
Administratrix Annie C. Ireland invites public auction at the Raughley Farm Denton Road Denton five miles from town for a complete dairy herd including nine Holstein cows and three heifers, a registered Holstein bull, a horse and mare, sow and pigs, and extensive farm equipment. Sale begins 10:00 a.m. rain or shine under orders of the Orphans Court Caroline County. Auctioneer William BE. Andrew.
George P. Dean owner sold to highest bidder items include horses mules cattle and equipment. Livestock comprises thoroughbred dairy cows, Guernsey and Holstein cows some with calves, two bulls. Farm machinery includes tractors plows cultivators binders mowers corn planters and several wagons. Auction begins at 10 a m at Brick House Farm on the Greensboro Burrsville road in 1945 with agents William E Andrew auctioneer and Ormond L Andrew clerk.
A 2 to 9 year old dairy herd includes 19 Guernseys, 2 Ayrshires, 1 dark Jersey and 1 Holstein. Six cows are fresh and two have calves. Herd is T B and blood tested. Includes Esco 2 can electric milk box, Universal double milker, 8 milk cans, 2 milk buckets. Owner H C Wheatley.
Notice is given that the subscriber has letters of administration on the personal estate of John C Ireland late of Caroline County deceased. All persons with claims against the estate must exhibit them with vouchers to the subscriber by March 8 1946 or be barred from benefits. Debts owed to the estate must be settled promptly. Given September 4 1945. True Copy Test Carlton V West Register of Wills.
James H. Patrick owner offers a public sale 1 mile west of Bethlehem on the State road. Items include ten young cows, two horses, farm machinery from a John Deere tractor to plows and wagons, 900 plus baskets, hay plus 10 tons of soybean and clover hay, a nearly new dining room suite, a 1927 Dodge truck, and 100 acres of land with dairy equipment. Auctioneer Leonard Covey.
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