Templeville Farm Lands Auction in Maryland Town
The attorney in fact for Aaron G Warren will sell at public auction on September 27 1919 on the church lawn in Templeville Maryland. Four parcels of land include a 138.9 acre home farm with large dwelling and outbuildings a 40 acre wood tract a 139.25 acre Guesaford Farm and a 10.75 acre parcel with a small dwelling. A shell road to Marydel and proximity to churches and schools noted. Terms: one fourth cash day of sale one fourth Jan 1 1921 one fourth Jan 1 1922 and one fourth Jan 1 1923 with interest on deferred payments. Titles at purchaser expense. HARVEY L. COOPER Attorney in fact JAMES TEMPLE Auctioneer.
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Aaron G Warren
church lawn
JTempleville
Maryland
John W. Temple
Templeville
Barclay
Harry 3 Dailey
Templeville school house
M. Zion
Liber L. B. T
Caroline county
Aaron G. Warren
Liber KL. BT
Marydel
Clayton
Oxford
HARVEY L. COOPER
JAMES TEMPLE
Intermediate Registration Notice in Caroline County
The Office of the Supervisors of Elections for Caroline County Maryland announces intermediate registration sittings. The first session is Tuesday September 30 1919 from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. and the second and final session is Tuesday October 7 1919 at 7 p.m. Locations include the First Election District at Henderson.
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Caroline County
Denton
Maryland
HENDERSON
JOHN K LYNCH
RICHARD T. WEST
HARRY B. MASON
C.LESLin WALLS
Meadowbrook Garden Romance in Summer Surprises
In a country summer, Nancy and Maure form an unexpected closeness as Meadowbright’s grand estate awakes with gardens, fruit, and new interests. Nancy navigates affection, rumors, and a summer romance with Randolph Moore, the war hero turned owner, amid hedges, roses, and a changing landscape.
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M Clure
Syndicats
Irma
Jung
Nancy
white house
Day of Polish Rejoicing at Vistula Festival Traditions
The article describes the Polish Vis tula fete with roots in ancient sun worship, noting a queen in Poland and girls and longboats casting flowers into the Vistula. It mentions torches, fireworks, and crowds along the banks as vessels move along the river, tying the celebration to allied events and historical rituals. It also reports on a new cattle breed idea in Mississippi, combining Brahmin with American beef stock for hardy cattle, citing EB Lilcott and noting Roosevelt-era stock origins.
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Poland
Vistula
Venice
India
zebu
EB Lilcott
department of agriculture
United States
Hoosevelt
thon
Failing to Gauge Fine Sparks a Questionable Payment
A garbled note recounts a judicial exchange about a twenty dollar payment and a motorist dispute. The fragment hints at monetary charges and a judge’s response, with unclear names or places due to poor OCR.
The Lee Family Ancestry and Civil War Ties
The Lee family of General Robert E. Lee traces English origins with an ancestor who settled in Virginia in Charles I’s era. The lineage rose to prominence through the Revolutionary period, as noted in the Columbus Dispatch. The Busy Wife humorously references a wife presiding at a Woman's club meeting.
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Lee
Robert Lee
Virginia
Columbus Dispatch
Woman's club
Wiligh Irwade Battles Nations at Home Gains
Wiligh Irwades house of Fges carries his battle for League of Nations into home of his enemies.
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WILIGH IRWADES HOUSE OF
FGES
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
CNENIES
Wilson's Peace Drive Through California
President Wilson tours California aboard a special train arguing for United States ratification of the League of Nations covenant. He cites the immense costs and deaths of World War I, urging arbitration over force and warning that delay endangers civilization. The visit includes calls for global cooperation and restraint, with emphasis on keeping the League in force to avert future wars.
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cheir ptubburn
fuice & Changs
League of Nations
Germany
League
Council of the League
San Francisco Labor Council
Ireland
League of Sailors
China
Japan
The Singing Mouse Not a Distinct Species Claim
The slip mouse is not a distinct species. Descriptions of the common house mouse Afus lois culua and the American woodl mouse Hesperetius Teucepun note their habitual whistling a foul notes in a high key. They watch for wins and imitate shrill sounds to attract attention.
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Hesperetius Teucepun
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J. L. EVERNGAM
Denton, Maryland
THE PEOPLES BANK
HENRY T. NUTTLE, Prest
T. KF. SOHNSON
JAMES J. ROSS
WM. DENNY
Sec’y-Treas
The
Kent County Mutual Insurance Co
DOVER, DELAWARE
CARIER & DEEN
L. IRVING JONES
Deston
Greensboro
ALEX. NOBLE, Ret
Preston, Md
Denton National Bank
Federal Reserve System
Bank of Service
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
TRICT
TEMPLE
VILLE
PRESTON
FEDERALSBURG
HILLSBORO
RIDGELY
AMERICAN CORNER
FREDERICK CLARK
Meadowbrook
Touas
Abb
Roenes
Rodney
Nanos
Nadines
Peter
Moore
Abby
Newcomb
Randolph Moore
teol
tim
Wotas Natey
Tua
avewcord
Lao dor
Civsization
Mr. Clemens
Wilson
Great Britain
LLOUUd
Russia
Begium
Hungary
Turkey
Bulgaria
Rusgia gaya
France
The Singing Mouse
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