Notice of Sale Ratification for Edwin E Murphy Lands
The Circuit Court for Caroline County Maryland orders public notice for the sale of Edwin E Murphy lands to satisfy 1924 1925 and 1926 state and county taxes. Advertisement runs in local newspapers for three consecutive weeks before October 8 1928 with a show cause date by November 8 1928. Court clerk Playson Tiorsey confirms true copy.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
T. Frank Seward
Maryland
Edwin E. Murphy
Circuit ‘Court
W. Leonard Prattis
Lands Assessed for Prattis Tax Sale 1925 1926
The Circuit Court for Caroline County orders sale of real estate assessed to W Leonard Prattis for 1925 and 1926 to pay state and county taxes. Proceedings examined and regular. August 1928. J Keating and McClayton Horsey, Clerk.
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W. Leonard Prattis
Help Wanted ad for fruit trees and shrubs in West Chester
An active reliable man is sought to solicit orders in this section for high grade fruit and ornamental trees shrubs and roses. Outside work is steady pleasant with good pay and rapid advancement. SCOPES BRO and THOMAS COMPANY West Chester Pa established 75 years.
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Scopes
BRO. & Thomas Company
West Chester
Blacksmith and Wheelwright and Auto Repair Offer
A shop announces readiness to perform all kinds of blacksmith and wheelwright work along with automobile repair. The note emphasizes workmanship assurance and broad service capability.
ASSIGNER'S SALE OF Reber farm in Caroline county Maryland
Public sale of the Reber farm in the Sixth Election District of Caroline county located on the Denton to Ridgely road opposite the Emerson farm. The 110 acre farm includes a two story frame dwelling two large barns and several outbuildings. Sale Tuesday September 25 1928 between 2 and 4 PM in front of the Denton court house. One half cash with balance on ratification. title at purchaser expense. Assignee Calvert C Merriken and I F Covey auctioneers.
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Albert G. Saulsbury
Anna O. Saulsbury
Harvey L. Cooper
Caroline County
Calvert C. Merriken
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Hillsboro
J. E. Wright
J. Wesley Perry
George E. Saulebury
J. Frank Booth
William H. Edgar
J. K
Aaron C. Reber
A. Orrell Saulsbury
Dentenidgely Road
Canning
Harry A. Roe
D. P. Holsinger
Saulsbury Bros., Incorporated
Irwin T. Saulsbury
Ridgely
Emerson
Reber
I. F. Covey
Information Wanted Benches from Quaker Meeting House
Wanted old benches from the Quaker Meeting House near Denton Bridge, likely removed when the property was abandoned before 1910. Reward offered of $5.00 per bench restored, regardless of condition. Respond to Wilson M. Tylor, Easton, Md. 9-15-1f.
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Quaker Meeting House
Denton Bridge
Wilson M. Tylor
Easton
Cheaper Than Rent Promotes Home Remedies
An advertisement urges readers to save on medical costs by keeping Pepso Cel A. E. S. Cold and Lagrippe Tablets at home. It claims substantial savings on doctor visits and directs to A. E. Schuh 3610 Parkside Drive Baltimore Md for subscription details to The Journal dated (8-25-51).
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A. E. Schuh
Parkside Drive
Baltimore
Apple Blossom Romance Ends With Near Miss
Lois and Andrew Bain reunite after a storm damages her apple tree and a chicken coop owned by Mrs Polley. A charity gesture and a car ride deepen their lingering romance until a phantom car crash tests their feelings. Andrew consoles Lois and she admits her fear of losing him.
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Otis
Worth
Mrs. Polley
Lois
Andrew Valn
Andrew
Higgins
Ile
Houdini’s Father Prophecy Shares Life in Ink
In a New York World feature William Johnston recounts Harry Houdini’s origin from Appleton Wisconsin where his rabbi father AM Weiss instilled study and patience. The tale recalls the dying father’s quip about gold and Houdini’s Paris London career jump after a $1,000 weekly offer.
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Houdini
Weiss
Appleton
Wis
William Johnston
New York World
Houdin
Harry
London
New York
Skyscraper Wind Tests Reveal Collapse Causes
United States Bureau of Standards wind tunnel studies in The Cave of the Winds test models of skyscrapers bridges and chimneys. Early findings indicate suction, not pressure, drives collapse in high winds and hint at a streamlined design to reduce wind resistance.
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United States Bureau of Standards
Popular Science Monthly
Chipmunk Prepares For Winter In Story From Boys' Life
The chipmunk stores a large quantity of nuts and grain, hides them in a winter burrow, and seals the entrance as winter nears. While hawks owls and weasels may hunger, the animal remains safe beneath snow. It dreams of spring and the sun’s warmth as winter lasts.
Shrine tomb of the Unknown Soldier richly decorated daily
The tomb at Arlington Cemetery is believed to be the most decorated monument. Wreaths are placed nearly every day, with two or three sometimes laid in a single day.
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Arlington Cemetery
Relic of Ancient Race Found in Yorkshire
An ancient stone implement unearthed at Eston Nab near Middlesbrough in Yorkshire is believed to be about 75,000 years old. Some contend the find proves a subhuman race once inhabited northern Britain.
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Yorkshire
England
Eston
Nab
Middlesborough
Britain
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Crook
Ritter
Said
Tomas J. Keating
Tiorsey
Clerk
Sunset Express
Baste
T. B
Denton, Md
R Winter Goods
Oliver
Ontario
Nuttle Hardware CO
Denton, Maryland
Methodist Episcopal Church
Melvin E. Wheatley
Bible School
Paul
Epworth League
F. Baynard
Sreune
Ermon
Niss
J. Keating
Ee McLayton Horsey
Wood and Iron Work
Williston
A S. Daffin
P. O. Denton, Md
D.S.C
D.S.G
George
Jersey Shore
Delaware
Virginia Capes
Carolina
Standard
Daniel Zeigler
Logan
Journal
D. J. Walsh
Jeff
Cora Jones
Hen Perley
Fife
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