Orphans Court Sale of Brice A. Stutzman Estate near Denton
Administrator Brice A. Stutzman’s estate to be sold at public sale at the deceased’s late residence two miles from Denton on the Denton Greensboro road. Items include wagons, harnesses, farming implements, milk equipment, household goods, and more. cash terms up to $10, credit 12 months on larger sums with note and security. removal only after terms met.
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Orphans’ Court
Brice A. Stutzman
Denton
Greensboro
Peoples National Bank of
ANNIE SEEDERS
J. R. REEDERS
F. P. Covey
Public Sale Of Valuable Personal Property On Farm Near Andersontown
Intending to discontinue farming we will sell at public sale on the farm where we reside one mile south of Andersontown starting at 1 o'clock p m rain or shine. Items include horses a bay horse a sorrel horse a black mule a bay mare two Jersey cows with calves and milk, a brown cow, red heifers, a Poland China brood sow, a Berkshire boar, a Deering Binder and various farming tools and equipment such as planters mowers rakes grain drills plows harrows and harnesses. Proceeds to be used to wind down farm operations and estate.
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Poland
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Mr. Ely
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Jennings .utomatic Straw Heat Machine company
George
James McKnight
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Jennings Automatic Straw Hat Machine company
Steadhall
Jennings
New Jersey
Stendhal
Nerve of a Speculator and the Jennings Hat Machine
A breathless tale follows Ely a sharp speculator entangled with Jennings Automatic Straw Hat Machine a rival inventor Stendhall and a dangerous stock scam Ely saves the machine from fire and fraud then battles a bank trap. Jennings redeems the venture and Ely gains control after a grueling financial fight ending with a triumphant comeback trip to rest and plot again.
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Mr. Ely
Jennings
dunmiuges
Stendhal
Jennings Automatic
Sly
bnels
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Jack
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Mystery of the Nameless Yacht on the Maine Coast
A narrator and Alec Wingate encounter a nameless steam yacht deserted near a Maine coast while cruising eastward from New York. Disappearance of a watchman, a dress linked to Wingate’s wife, and later discovery that she was being kept aboard the Acadia in Montreal resolve the case. The abduction was tied to an English inheritance dispute and a courtroom scandal.
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New York
New London
Marblehead
Portland
St. Lawrence
Thousand Islands
Maine
Alec Wingate
Alec
Wingate
America
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stern
England
London
Acadia
Montreal
The Study of Books Deliberate Society Quote
The passage discusses entering studies and unity among members. Conversation avoids jealousy and offense toward illustrious figures. Diverse opinions cause no disturbance as interlocutors speak or stay silent and decisions proceed at leisure.
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Landor
Partnership with Flubdub praised in Courier-Journal quip
A Louisville Courier Journal editorial quips on a business tie with Flubdub. It labels him a thorough scoundrel politically but commercially acceptable, reflecting mixed views on the partnership.
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Subconscious Wishes in a Wistful Dream
A Capper’s Weekly piece notes a girl’s dream of marriage in a church crowded with former suitors who weep loudly, drowning the wedding march in a striking, surreal vision. The vignette hints at longing, memory, and social pressure surrounding courtship.
Merely a Hint in a Family Exchange
In a brief dialogue Kitty-Harry declares love for Bertha noting it is for Bertha herself. Bertha counters that this implies keeping her mother out of the family, revealing a cautious, humorous moment in domestic relations.
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Kitty
Harry
Bertha
You Cant Beat Them He Before I Was Married I Thought
The exchange suggests a humorous clash between perspectives on marriage and gender roles with a quip about women. The fragment hints at a joke setup implying plans or opinions altered by marriage. No clear names or events are present to anchor specifics.
Cautious juror and lawyer share a cautious cigar moment
In a petty civil case during court recess a lawyer who knew a juror hesitates to offer a cigar, fearing it could affect the verdict. The juror replies a good cigar wouldn’t influence him, but a poor one might prejudice him. he accepts the cigar.
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Brooklyn
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A fragmentary dialogue indicates concerns about duplicates and individuality. Puck notes differing copies and desires not to mirror another. The text ponders how many could be made happy by blessings that are recklessly discarded.
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