16 Sep 1922
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1922
Page
1
Store promotes Hart Schaffner Marx garments for fall with emphasis on better service and values. Claims steady growth shows community support and pledges value through top quality all wool fabrics and tailored style at minimal profit margins.
Public auction of two parcels near Denton Maryland in Caroline County offered by Harvey L. Cooper as assignee under a 1918 mortgage. Parcels include an seven room dwelling, barn and outbuildings with a cash-on-day-of-sale terms, to the highest bidder in front of the Denton Court House door between 2 and 4 PM.
Assignee will auction the property in front of Denton Court House. Located in Caroline County Eighth Election District near Denton Federalsburg and Jones Corner, it features an eight room house, large barn and outbuildings. The sale offers one-third cash, balance in two equal installments at six and twelve months, or all cash. Title papers at purchaser expense. W Brewster Deen and James Temple, Auction Assignees.
In a Southern tale set in the Delta, Billy seeks a whitewashed costume for a bellethe sixties era gown from Marion and a grand aunt Lucy wardrobe. He plans to woo Anna Clare at the Enders ball, while a rival suitor with wealth looms. A conspiracy with an Orange Girl and a Pierrot leads to heartbreak, but Billy and Marion find true love.
The undersigned offer a farm in the Fifth Election District of Caroline County Maryland for public sale to the highest bidder. The sale at Eastern Shore Trust Company Bank Federalsburg is scheduled for Saturday September 16 1922 between 2 and 4 p m. The tract known as the George Trice place begins at an oak post on the stone road boundary of William Smith land and runs via a chain of compass directions to encompass about twelve acres tillable with the remainder pasture and timber. Improvements include a smokehouse corncrib chicken house barn and a painted house with a three stall barn and loft. The property is described with boundaries, road proximity, and timber and farm facilities. it is suitable for starting a chicken business. Terms: one third cash day of sale, remainder secured by first mortgage. possession January 1 1923. taxes and insurance adjusted to sale day. title papers and revenue stamps at purchaser’s expense. CALVERT C. MERRIKEN and LEONARD F. COVEY, Owners Auctioneers.
Intending to discontinue farming, will sell by public sale at the home on the Harmony to Ganey's Wharf road in 1922 starting at 10 a.m. Readily available items include several mares aged 7, 7, and 7. two Holstein cows aged 6 and 2. equipment such as McCormick binder, Deering mower, Ontario drill, Dearborn gear, wagons, harness sets, plows, cultivators, rakes, corn planter, fans, shelter, timber gear, tools, and assorted farm produce. Cash on sums up to 10, with 12 month credit on larger amounts. notes payable at Denton National Bank. CALVIN Tonp, Clerk.
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