Two Attacks on Hoover Over Farm Equality Stand
A series of criticisms target Secretary Hoover for opposing farmer equality. South Dakota senators and farm leaders accuse Hoover of harming agriculture, with pamphlets charging him as the arch-enemy of a square deal and responsible for farm distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Norbeck
South Dakota
Congressional
George N. Peck
North Central States Agricultural Conference
Peek
Charlies S. Weller
South Dakota Agricultural Committee
J. H. Kimble
Farmers’ National Congress
Robert M. Crowder
South Dakota Farm Bureau
C. E. Huff
Kansas Farmers’ Union
Ralph Snyder
Kansas Farm Bureau
W. B. Doak
Federated Farm Women of America
Herbert Hoover
Coolidge
Postmaster's Death Highlights Political Assessments in the South
A Douglas Georgia postmaster suicide exposes coerced political contributions linked to Republican campaigns. The note claims $2,700 salary, over $2,000 paid in five years, with threats of removal. The case contrasts Cleveland era orders against mandatory assessments with later Republican practices. The story cites a Georgia link and a Louisiana store's growth, closing with a broad nod to advertising's role in commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas, Ga
South
Senate
Georgia
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Coolidge
C. Bascom Slemp
Virginia
Ben
Character training for schools and public life urged
Editorial argues character and conduct should be central in education from universities to public schools. Leaders urge linking character instruction with action to improve politics and governance while warning against turning government into business. It cites New York University and Parker Institute voices and notes vast fire loss costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York University
John H. Denbight
Parker Institute
Brooklyn
Meat and offal dishes from a traditional diet guide
The article discusses meat as an appetite stimulator and its role in a balanced diet, recommending limited daily portions and suggesting substitutes like eggs and fish. It promotes glandular organs such as liver and sweetbreads as valuable protein sources, with detailed preparation and cooking steps for liver stuffed and sweetbreads in sauces.
Nurses Sessions at Tenth Annual Health Officers Conference
Sessions of special interest to nurses and public health nursing will run with the Tenth Annual Conference of Health Officers and Boards of Health in Baltimore from April 26 to 28. A Friday morning round table on Public Health Nursing will be at Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene, with Friday night sessions by the State Organization for Public Health Nursing and a Saturday morning general session at Osler Hall 1211 Cathedral Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference of Health Officers and Boards of Health
Baltimore
State Organization For Public Health Nursing
Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene
Osler Hall
Cathedral Street
Card of Thanks for L M Jones and Family
We thank friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement from L M Jones and children.
Milk Powder Diet for Dairy Calves and Youth Conference Report
Satisfactory results come from skim milk powder as a whole milk substitute for calves under two months with hay after two months and a grain supplement. A Penn State mix for two month old calves includes corn meal wheat bran dry skim milk salt and bone meal. Reconstructed milk is used until seven weeks then tapered. Calf mixture for four months old includes corn bran oats linseed meal and salt. The report covers the sixth annual County Young People’s Conference held Easter Monday April 9 at the Church of the Brethren with about fifty youths and leaders. Col Joseph H. Cudlipp led, assisted by Mrs Martha Clark and Mr Thomas Lockerman, with devotions, classes, recreation, and a banquet. Officers elected Rufus King Anna Frances Seward Anna King and John Dean. Moving pictures of Camp Royal and talks on youth programs were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn State College
Young Peoples' Conference
Church of the Brethren
Joseph H. Cudlipp
State
Young People’s
Martha Clark
Thomas ‘Lockerman
County
Young Peoples
Lockerman
Ridgely
Ss. S. Arnold
Clark
Catherine A. Miller
Philadelphia
the Reformed Church
F. A. Lindhorst
Dover
Methodist Episcopal Board
Col. Cudlipp
Farmers Day at University of Maryland May 26
Farmers and their families from across the State will meet at the University of Maryland on Saturday May 26 to inspect university facilities and agricultural experimental work. The event features an educational program and exhibits. Caroline County farmers plan one day auto trips with a delegation leaving Denton and should notify the County Agent to join the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Maryland
Caroline
Denton
Nine wardens named to guard forests from fire
District Forester A A Doppel announces nine forest wardens equipped to protect woodland from fire. Report fires to the nearest warden. Wardens listed: A J Chue Goldsboro Clarence Roe Denton Joseph Snowberger Ridgely Roland Thomas Fowling Creek Chas P Wright Federalsburg J J Garris Preston John F Schults Henderson Joseph Spence Smithville Norman Walls Goldsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Doppel
A. J. Chue
Goldsboro
Clarence Roe
Denton
Joseph Snowberger
Ridgely
Roland Thomas
Fowling Creek
Chas. P. Wright
Federalsburg
J. J. Garris
Preston
John F. Schults
Henderson
Joseph Spence
Smithville
Norman Walls
Dog Leash Rule Urged to Protect Game Birds
Paragraph cites 1927 law prohibiting dogs at large March 1 to September 1 on others property with fines 25 to 100 dollars. Maryland Game Division notes 15,917 rabbits and 6,501 bobwhite quail distributed in February and March for propagation and urges dog and cat owners to keep pets enclosed or on leash to boost upland game propagation for fall 1928. It warns dogs and cats destroy more game than sportsmen and stresses benefit to agriculture from bobwhite quail populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Game Division
Conservation Department of Maryland
Declamation Contest for Gold Medal at Hurlock Church
Loyal Temperance Legion units from Talbot Dorchester and Caroline counties stage a Declamation Contest for a Gold Medal at M E Church in Hurlock on Tuesday evening April 24 at eight. Contestants include Helen Grape Genevieve Gordon Ethel Kirkman Edna Simpson Billie Blades Richard Ledbetter Johnson Todd with Grace Jarrell reciting during judging and a silver offering collected at the door. Everyone invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbot
Dorchester
Caroline Counties
M. E. Church
Hurlock
Helen Grape
Cambridge
Genevieve
Gordon
Denton
Ethel Kirkman
Royal Oak
Edna Simpson
Billie Blades
St. Michaels
Richard Ledbetter
Greensboro
Johnson Todd
Grace Jarrell
Choptank Club Holds March Evening of Fun and Plans
The Twentieth Century Community Club met at the Cheezums home with visitors and enjoyed an egg game and humorous readings by Mrs. Dillon and Miss Marie Perry. Plans for a May movie and pot-luck supper were discussed. The next meeting is set for April 25 at 1 p.m. in the Chop Tank club room with Miss Spafford assisting in dress fitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Community Club
James Cheezum
Ridgely Declamation Contest and Social Notes
Ridgely prepares for a preliminary declamation contest to be held in the Church House on Thursday evening. Local social news includes visits from Philadelphia and Wilmington families, a two week New York trip, a 4 H bake sale earning about seventeen dollars, and various engagements at Greensboro Wilmington and Goldsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Church House
Robert Dean
William Culver
Philadelphia
Samuel Lewis
Denton
Burton Wilkinson
Alexander Russell
New York
Mercury
Joseph Davis
Georgia
Harry Laird
A. S. Thompson
Coursey Hemmons
Wilmington
Anna Frances Seward
Margaret Jackson
B. F. Richards
Greensboro
Mollie Jarman
I. T. Saulsbury
William Marvel
Goldsboro
Anne Smith
St. Mary’s
Herbert Keeneman
Frazier Farm
D. J. Moore
Felton
Landers Jones
Donelson School
Harford Moore
Del Mar Va Eastern Shore name spelling plea
E C Totten calls for proper pronunciation and spelling of Del Mar Va in the Delmarva region. He rail s against inserting an extra i that makes Del - Mar - Va sound like pi, urging locals to adopt the correct abbreviated form and push for consistent usage across fourteen counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Del-Mar- Va
Delaware
Maryland Fair
Virginia
Del-Mar-Va
Orphans Court Grants Administrations and Probes Estates
Caroline County Orphans Court session approves letters of administration for Sallie I Bowens personal estate to J Jerome Frampton with bond and creditor notice. Mary E Noble will filed proved and admitted to probate with Linden C Noble as executor and creditor notices ordered. appraisers named Albert S Handy and Oliver W Handy. John N Wright Jr administrator of Edna Von Staden filed release. Mabel C Duffey guardian authorized to reduce bond. Annie VY Davis estate letters granted to Harry W Davis with bond. notices to creditors and appraisers appointed. Peoples Bank authorized to pay Clarence Melvin upon reaching age. final ratification of sale of James P White real estate. inventory by Christian Nagel for Henry Nagel. Ralph E Spence to receive funds upon turning 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
John N. Wright, Jr
Edna von Staden
George von Staden
Mabel C. Duffey
Annie VY. Davis
Harry W. Davis
Edward E. Nuttle
Ilarry M. Carroll
Peoples Bank
Denton
Clarence Melvin
James P. White
Olivia M. White
Christian Nagel
Henry Nagel
Maryland
Ralph E. Spence
A Rural Cinderella at County Farm Bureau Meeting
A Rural Cinderella is shown as a two reel comedy drama at a Caroline County Farm Bureau event. The film from the American Farm Bureau Federation features farm life, a Home Demonstration agent, cooperative marketing, campus life, and a midwestern State university football game. About 1800 farm bureaus in 45 states sought the film, with only twenty-five prints in circulation, prompting local showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Prince Charming
Farm Bureau
Resolutions On The Death Of Charles W Hobbs
The Denton National Bank board records the death of Charles W Hobbs a long time director vice president and pioneer subscriber to the bank com memorates his service and extends sympathy to his family The bank will be draped for thirty days and resolutions published in county press
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton National Bank
Charles W. Hobbs
Harry S. Dailey
Lawrence B. Towers
John L. Evernham
Circus Figures Show It Biggest Comedy at New Dover
The Circus reveals vast scale for Chaplin's film with 2000 extra extras and extensive supply needs. George Webster notes lions elephants and dogs at Hollywood plant while the set required 23 000 yards canvas 1 900 tons of sawdust and 14 000 gallons of water. Chaplin quips that a statistician’s work is interesting but no butter was used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Chaplin
New Dover Opera House
George Webster
Chaplin Studio
Chaplin
Hollywood
Charlie
Ladies Aid gathering and regional visitors noted
Mrs. Eugene Everett and Mrs. Katie Stafford hosted the Ladies Aid Society at Mrs. Everett's home on Thursday evening. Mary Kathrine Knotts accompanied her mother as they visited with Nell Knotts in Baltimore. Sallie Baynard of Smyrna Del. spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kin namon. Sunday services include Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11. B F Starkey has returned from Greensboro visiting relatives. Charles Walls of Greensboro visited F. Raughley last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Everett
Katie Stafford
Ladies Aid Society
Everett
Herbert Knotts
Mary Kathrine
Nell Knotts
Baltimore
Sallie Baynard
Smyrna
Del
W. H. Kinnamon
B. F. Starkey
Greensboro
Charles Walls
F. Raughley
Notice of sale ratification for Matthew Ross land
The Caroline County Circuit Court orders the sale of Matthew Ross’s real estate for 1921 to 1924 taxes. Advertisement will run four weeks before May 14 1928 urging interested parties to appear by June 23 1928 to show cause why the sale should not be ratified and confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Frank Seward
Caroline County
Maryland
Matthew Ross
Circuit Court
Helen F. Fluharty
Clayton Horsey
T. Clayton Horsey
Assignee's Sale of Valued Caroline County Real Estate
The Board of Elections will register qualified voters in Caroline County districts between 9 am and 9 pm on the listed date. Under mortgage from Allan Hubbard and Emma Hubbard to Solomon S. Smith, assigned to Fred R. Owens, the assignee will sell two parcels in the Second Election District at the Denton courthouse, including Parcels 1 and 2 totaling 155 acres, with detailed metes and bounds and several prior encumbrances, to be offered separately then as a whole, with staged payments and title at purchaser’s expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors of Elections For
Caroline County
Allan Hubbard
Emma Hubbard
Solomon S. L. Smith
Liber G. A. D
Fred R. Owens
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Greensboro
Bridgetown
Charles L. Jarrell
G. W. Betson
James §. Jarman
William Roe
Cornelius Comegys
Roe
Comegys
Minnie W. Willis
Francis E. Needles
James S. Jarman
Ottie Kortrumpt
George W. Betson
Liber’ L. BE. T
Oress
Ingleside
William E. Carney
Jerome A. Davis
William Carney
Sherman L. Tribbitt
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Melvine-Xahn Company
Rayne
Acadia Parish
Louisiana
Congress
America
United States
L. M. Jones and Children
County Extension News
E. C. Totten
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Journal
Templeville
Niss
Said County
Thomas J. Keating
First Precinct
Second Precinct
Hillsboro
West Denton
Lee Hignutt
Milton H. Roe
Harry
Mason
Leslie Walls
Charles Jarrell
William Manlove
Morris Wilson and
Manlove
Dickerson Ditch
Union Church
Jerome Davis
Cartwright’s Bridge
J. A. Davis
Anderson Matthews
Department OF Public Works
State OF Maryland State Roads Commission
Whiteleysburg
State Roads Commission
Garrett
Commission
General Assembly of Maryland
Hhe Commission
John N. Mackall
L. H. Steuart
Nisi
George N. Flaharty
Orphans’ Court
Sallie E. Bowens
J. Jerome Frampton
Sallie E. Rowens
Auditor's Order
A. Stengle
Benjamin F. Nichols
Ellen F. Nichols
True Co Ae
9Th
Aod
Martin
Mary A. Spinka
Henderson, Md
S. Second ST
Heberling
G. C. Heberling CO
Bloomington
Ill
Ela
S. E. Douglas
Preston, Md
Potomac Joint Stock Land Bank
Merriken
Merriken,attorneys-At-Law
Denton, Maryland
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