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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1922
Page
7
Lawyers note a 1913 cut off, defining dividends as distributions to stockholders from earnings. Dividends are taxable to individuals when cash or property is made available, with stock dividends treated as non taxable unless certain cancellations render them taxable. The 1921 act allows tax treatment upon stock redemptions and cancellations.
Crowds gathered for the Washington street Patron Teachers meeting at the Street School. Principal G Clem led as speakers and pupils from the second grade performed a program including songs and recitations. State supervisor Thomas L Gibson distributed leaflets to association members amid aldermanic attendance.
Follows a misread passage about the Patron Teachers Association meeting in Agelt with a program to be presented. The text then shifts to legal notices about fines owed by Knoxville residents George Edward King and George Lapole, private soldiers in Company A of the first Maryland National Guard, including arrest warrants for failure to pay fines and a nine day sentence for Lapole.
Executor of Teresa J Jamison s estate announces a public sale in Frederick Maryland on February 25 at 10 am at 119 Record Street. Items include mahogany furniture dining set rocking chair sofa bureau bed sewing machine refrigerator clock and many other articles in wood condition with cash terms per court order.
Public sale ordered by Frederick County Circuit Court under Insolvency No 4823 of John M Titus and Viola V Titus. On Feb 14 1922 at 10 am assets include fine horses cows hogs farm equipment a Ford car wheat household goods and more, with four month credit for sums over $10 and cash for $10 and under. Auctioneer William E Darling. Clerk Joseph H Bussard.
The sale lists 19 head of cows and calves, horses, implements, wagons, harness, and kitchen furniture. A Delaval separator, two steam engines, and farm tools are among items. Real estate includes 125 to 145 acres with improvements. Terms: six months on goods, five hundred dollars down on land, remaining on mortgage. Auction led by Joseph H Bussard and partners.
Unionville Frederick County property of Thomas S. Lugenbeel, deceased, will be sold at public auction February 16, 1988 at 1 pm. The two story frame dwelling on northeast corner of Liberty Road Unionville offers six rooms, outbuildings, and a well. Terms: one half cash at sale or ratification, balance in six months with note secured. Administratrices Fannie A Nicodemus and Margaret Pearry. Auctioneer Jimmie A Lawrence.
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