Draft will and trust dispute over Nicodemus estate
A court case centers on a draft will attributed to America E. B. Nicodemus and a petition by A Louise Nicodemus to set aside a deed conveying the estate to William Harman Nicodemus. The will names Joanne W as beneficiary and creates a trust for infant relatives with staged payments to Eugenia, Isabelle, and grandson William Harmon Nicodemus, with provisions for illness and care and a discretionary trust for trustees to manage proceeds. The case arose as the mother of the petitioners died during proceedings and the court ultimately set aside the deed.
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Erica B
Nicodemus
Owab Blédiby
Stoner
William M. Storm
W. Harman
A. Louise Nicodemus
Eugenia B
Isabelle J. Noodemus
Ameri
Ica E. B. Nicodemus
William “Harman Nicodemus
Pethoners
America
B. B. Nicodemus
Joanne W. “Jr
Circus Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Court of Equity
Lawbelle
Ro‘berta
Eugenia Nicodemus
Robert C. Nicodemus
William Harmon Nicodemus
Last Will Provisions and Trust Conditions Noted
The will describes trust termination upon certain events and conditions for William III Nicodemus and his heirs. If he dies before 30 with no legitimate issue, interest passes to descendants of the sister Fannie Windsor Noris. Trustees must manage income to shield assets from debts and contracts, with Frank C. Norwood and Clayton Q. Keedy named as executors.
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William JI
Wiliam III
Nicodemus
Fannie Windsor Noris
Ion
Atim
Lincome
Frank C. Norwood
Clayton Q Keedy
Two Pike To State Takeover. County Funds Pledged
After a conference with State Roads Commission, Washington County Commission announced that the Middleburg pike and the Williamanart pike, long neglected, would be taken over by the State. The county appropriated 560 for the Funkyoad rebuild while officials agreed to absorb McComas road via Blue Ridge Summit if private owners transfer it to the county.
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State Roads Commission
Washington County Commission
Jorge
Middleburg
Williamanart
Washington County
State
Loth High Iwaya
O. HH
County Commission
Tia
McComas Road
Biue Ridge
Hog Cholera Warns on Stanley Delauter Premises
The Bureau of Animal Industry warns that hog cholera has broken out on the premises of Stanley Delauter, according to the latest notice from the U S Department of Agriculture. The advisory urges controls and reporting to prevent spread.
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Stanley Delauter
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. 3. Department of Agriculture
School Board Appointment by Governor Ritchie
Governor Ritchie appoints Walter W. Mobley of Derwood to the Maryland State School for the Deaf Board of Visitors, replacing T. B. Hayward of Harmony Grove who failed to qualify.
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Ritchie
Walter W. Mobley
Derwood
Mont Promery County
Board of Visitors
Maryland
Maryland Delegation Heads to National Convention in Cleveland
Col D John Markey and Col Markey lead eighteen Maryland delegates aboard a special car joining the Cleveland Express. They push for civil service reforms to aid ex servicemen and demand broader citizenship for veterans. The platform also backs four forms of wartime bonus for women, including cash, land, or training.
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D. John Markey
Maryland
American Legion
Baltimore
Cleveland
Cleveland Express
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Hevorai&tates
Oman
Brunswick Fight Aired Over Assualt Case At Brunswick
A Brunswick assault case led to seven hours of heating before Justice J. Grahame, with Jacob Remsburg and the Snoots brothers facing fines. Remsburg attacked by Harry Snoots after a heated exchange at the grain elevator, then knocked down, while a subsequent confrontation outside the wagon ended with threats and the Snoots party seeking to prove Remsburg’s statements false. Additional items mention a Connecticut patent for kidney remedies and local building plans for air space with the city.
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Jacob Remsburg
Bruns Wick
Harry and
Prett
Brunswick
Remsburg
Snoots
Larry Snoots
Tharry Snoots
Fred Snoots
Remsbury
C. Witt
A. M. Wood
The Fighter Image in Public Speeches and History
A fragmented critique of mass public speaking and the iconography of the fist as a symbol of strength. It cites Lincoln as an example of misperceived virility and questions whether bold fist gestures replace constructive policy.
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Geblubo
Weller
Fiat
Eritighin
Lincoln
Leslig
Inauguration Friday Odds and Odd Presidential Tales
A long, fragmented reminiscence surveys inauguration days on Fridays, noting presidents born in May or June, and recounts a vacation canoe ride where the speaker unknowingly rode with a prominent political figure. It mixes superstition about Fridays with scattered historical tidbits and a humorous anecdote.
Health claims for Dr. Greenwood treatment appear in ad
An advertisement lists ailments including liver stomach lungs heart throat skin kidneys bladder rheumatism goitre piles blood and nervous diseases. It quotes several patients such as Mrs V P Roberts of Quantico Maryland and J D Nusbaum of Westminster Maryland praising relief after treatment by Dr. Greenwood, noting years of pain and improved well being.
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Greenwood
V. P. Roberts
R. F
Quantico
Greenwod
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