Assignees Sale Of Valuable Real Estate In Maryland
Assignees announce a public sale of real estate in Caroline county Maryland by power of sale under a 1920 mortgage to Elizabeth G Bradley later assigned to Charles B Harrison and W Brewster Deen. The parcel described begins at Lenah Nichols Henry Right tract and proceeds by a chain of bearings and distances to the original bounds. The sale is set for Tuesday October 17 1922 in front of the Court House door Denton Maryland between two and three o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. McMahan
Maud G. McMahan
Elizabeth G. Bradley
Caroline county
Maryland
Court House
Denton
bern
Lenah Nichols
Henry
cormer
Covey's
O. Covey
Land description for Parcel No. 2 in Caroline County
Description outlines a 75 acre parcel in the Fifth and Eighth Election Districts. Beginning at the new county road near the James Nichola land, the tract traces multiple compass bearings and perches to a county road and back to the starting point, concluding with the parcel area over contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline county
James O Nichola
James Nichols
Davis
Land Tracts Consolidate Into One Farm in Caroline County
Two parcels totaling about 817 100 acres combine into a single farm. They derive from a 1920 deed by T Alan Goldsborough assignee of mortgage Isaac O Taylor and wife and Irving Mace and wife to Harry W McMahan. The parcels adjoin to form one farm with commodious improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Alan Goldsborough
moriage
Isaac O. Taylor
Wrving Mace
Harry W. McMahan
Caroline county
Two Story Frame Dwelling and Outbuildings Seized at Sale
Charles B Harrison and W Brewster Deen, assignees, offer a two story frame dwelling with outbuildings and a tenant house for sale. Terms require one third cash on sale day with balance and interest on ratification, or full cash at purchaser option. Title papers at purchaser expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CHARLES B. HARRISON
W. BREWSTER DEEN
Public sale of personalty and farm near Denton
The owner WM. B. Stockley announces a public sale at his Denton area home on the Race Track property. Items include 250 Leghorn hens, pullets, biddies, a brooder, incuba tor, poultry equipment, a horse, milk cow, wagon and harness, plow, farm tools, and assorted household goods. At 3 pm a 7 acre farm with a four room dwelling and fruit trees is offered. Auctioneers: I. P. Covey. Sale from 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Andersontown
WM. B. STOCKLEY
I. P. Covey
Transparent eels show asymmetrical markings but symmetrical view
Studies of two transparent eels from a Washington government bureau reveal that color markings are not symmetrical on the body when viewed head on. From one side the eels display seven large black spots, three on the left and four on the right, yet seen through the body the spots align in a straight, symmetrical row.
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Washington
Ita
Odd Beliefs About America in Early Maps and Myths
Adventure Magazine recounts sixteenth and early seventeenth century adventurers chasing fantasies of Norumbega and vast riches. It notes mythic kingdoms along the Penobscot, reports of dwarfs and giants, and ties these ideologies to John Law's Mississippi Company. The piece argues real wealth lay in prairies and forests after the French Indian War.
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Nurumbega
Penobscot
Maine
calted
Norumbega
Hangor
Chimplain
John Law
Mississippi company
Louisiana
Adventure Magazine
Procure Butter From Fish By Primitive Boiling Method
Indigenous people of British Columbia and Alaska extract butter from the colichan fish. The fat fish is caught in nets, then softened in cedar log icing and boiled in cedar vats with hot stones. Butter floats to the surface, skims off, and solidifies white like lard without fish odor. They store it in water tight cedar boxes to last the year.
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British Columbia
Alaska
Cleveland householder stops burglar then frees him
A prominent Cleveland man woke to noises on the lower floor and found a burglar rifling the sideboard. He tackled the thief, demanded a vow to quit crime, released him, and then realized he had forgotten to reclaim his silver from the suspect’s pockets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Bum Word’s Dignified Historical Path Across Ages
The term bum, long viewed as vulgar in American usage, traces a dignified lineage. Originating in England as Humner more than two centuries ago, bummers peddled fish outside markets and were scorned by regular dealers. The word evolved to mean any dishonest person or habitual irregular. It appeared in 17th century English market by‑laws as Bumuinaree and reached the United States during California’s gold days before spreading east.
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England
United States
California
Waste and Wet Lands Have Value
Waste and wet lands have uses and under proper management can yield good reforns. Drainage, though expensive, converts land that could be waterfowl habitat or fish and nut crop producer into usable land. In regions with ready farming soil communities benefit from natural wetland development.
The Land of Milk and Honey Myth in Exodus Verse
A biblical excerpt from Exodus 33:153 narrates God guiding Moses and the Israelites toward a promised land described as flowing with milk and honey. The text emphasizes divine accompaniment via an angel and fulfillment of promises to Abraham Isaac and Jacob.
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Moses
Egypt
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Eternal Things Verse Quotation Card
A brief religious quotation from a Bible verse notes that what is seen is temporal while what is unseen is eternal, citing II Corinthians 4 18. The line emphasizes spiritual permanence over worldly appearances.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
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Mary Johnson
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Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
Cooper, Wright & Cooper
R. C. JACKSON
Greensboro
Hamilton
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JAMES J. ROSS
WM. DENNY
Sec'y-Treas
Kent County Mutual Insurance Co
DOVER
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Joyuus J
Greensboro, Md
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KATHRYN M. SHOCKLEY
Goldsboro, Ma
JAMES W. VOSS
AMERICA
New world
Israel
Perey
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