Fire and court notes touch Denton scene and loss
A large Peerless Fertilizer plant near Chestertown burned, with official losses around 125000. Denton hosts April circuit court. Wilmington conference plans and exa minations set for early April. Fires damage Smith's Landing landmark. multiple local social updates follow, including a funeral for Mrs. Steele and community gatherings.
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Chestertown
Peerless Fertilizer Company
Chester River
Caroline County
Denton
Wilmington
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harrison Street Church
Grace Church House
Ninth and
West Streets
Seventh and
Harrison Streets
Del
Smith’s Landing
Greensboro
Service Shorts Ad Address Update for S/Sgt Robert C Smith
The notice lists S/Sgt Robert C Smith and Mrs Smith at 216 Merriman Drive Morningside Park Savannah Georgia with an updated address. The entry records a residence change for the family in Georgia.
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Robert C. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Merriman Drive
Morningside Park
Savannah, Ga
Smiths Located in Canada and Denton Family Ties
A/1C Wilson R Smith 13328257 is with the 914 AC and W Sqdn Armstrong Ontario Canada. Mrs Smith formerly Miss Sharon Booton of Denton now lives at 374 Queens Port Arthur Ontario Canada. Both young men are sons of Mr and Mrs Irvin Smith Sr of Denton.
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Mrs. Steele
James Casson Reyner
Plaindealing
Denton
Mary Boon Dukes
Louisa Boon Reyner
Boon
Marblehead Farm
Ridgely
George M. Russum
Katherine Boon
Christ Church
Annie Richardson
Edwin R. Downes
Edwina Downes
Reyner Dukes
Baltimore
Susan Kurtz
New York
R. W. Turpin
Centreville
Winifred Wilson
Barclay
Enoch George
Preston
Ernest Lankford
Silas Layton
Paul Layton
Greensboro
William Cavender
Wilson R. Smith
Armstrong
Ontario
Canada
In Memoriam for Charles W Cahall April 1921
In loving memory of Charles W Cahall who died April 4 1921. The sweet hours we shared are gone but memories remain. His daughter Marie mourns his loss and asks readers to subscribe to The Journal.
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Charles W. Cahall
Marie
Is The Wye Oak Being Pampered
Talbot County reports the famous 400 year old Wye Oak at Wye Mills will receive strenuous treatment. About forty cables will be applied and feeding through pressure fertilizing arranged. Officials say the tree shows health and vigor and note scientific progress allows new care. The question remains why now at this age.
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Talbot County
Wye
Wye Mills
Motorists Should Watch Young Bike Riders Closely
August G. Detlof of the Keystone Automobile Club urges parents to teach bike riders to follow traffic laws. The piece notes riders must obey signals, use proper hand signals, ride on the right, keep bikes safe, render aid after accidents, and report to police. It warns against hitching to vehicles, carrying passengers on handlebars, stunt riding, or riding on sidewalks unless allowed by local rules.
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August G. Detlof
Keystone Automobile Club
Maryland
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J. W. Funk
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Wm. K. Scotton
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Alex. McWilliams
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