Baltimore Shoe Trade Board Promotes City Revival
The article credits a revitalized city scene to collective effort and public spirit. It highlights the Shoe and Leather Board of Trade as a key group, listing Dixon, Bartlett Co, Chesapeake Shoe Co, Frank & Adier, United States Rubber Co, Maryland Rubber Co, Ranigan Rubber Co, C. J. Peed Shoe Co, Spear Brothers, Robert E. Tubman Co, and Baltimore Bargain House as prominent members supporting recovery and visitor hospitality in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Shoe and Leather Board of Trade
Dixon, Bartlett Co
Chesapeake Shoe Co
Frank & Adier
United States Rubber Co
Maryland Rubber Co
Ranigan Rubber Co
C. J. Peed Shoe Co
Spear Brothers
Robert E. Tubman Co
Baltimore Bargain House
Baltimore and Eastern Shore Trade Ties Urged by Merchants Association
The Merchants and Manufacturers Association of Baltimore, representing 550 leading firms and 7699 members, advocates expanding water and rail links to the Eastern Shore. It reports recent growth in Shore trade and promotes a Chesapeake Bay bridge with extensive trolley lines to connect Accomac County and cities like Crisfield Cambridge Centreville Chestertown to Baltimore for faster markets.
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Baltimore
Merchants & Manufacturers Association
Merchants
America
Merchants & Manufacturers
Chesapeake Bay
Bay
Upper Bay
Accomac County
Crisfield
Cambridge
Centreville
Chestertown
Bay Shores Growth to Link Eastern Shore and Baltimore
The Merchants and Manufacturers Association of Baltimore foresees Bay Shore expansion bringing small farmers to Maryland and making 16 acres yield as much as 50. It will boost Eastern Shore business, place Baltimore as the nearest great city, and open Westward markets from Pittsburgh to Denver. Baltimore rail freight will move crops to the West while keeping Eastern and Western Shore trade flourishing within Maryland.
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Bay Shores
Maryland
Baltimore
New
Merchants & Manufacturers Association
Better Transportation for Eastern Shore and Baltimore
Secretary of State N Winslow Williams urged faster rail electric and boat links to boost trade between the Eastern Shore of Maryland and Baltimore. He estimated regional commerce at 50 million annually and called for Baltimore business backing to improve transport, urging ongoing support until goals are met.
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Eastern Shore
Maryland
Baltimore
N. Winslow Williams
Business Men’s Association of
Northwest
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Fairbanks Company
Fairbanks
Cor. Light and
Lombard Streets
Baltimore, MD
Cator CO
the Merchants & Manufacturers Association of Baltimore
R.m.sutton CO
R. M. Sutton Co
G. S. Howser & Coo
W. Baltimore Street
W.german Street
Royal Limited
Walbrook
Designy Belvedere
Enterprise Davison
Caswell
Edward P. Duer
Princess Anne
Delaware
China
Japan
J. J. Haines & CO
Hopkins Place
Axminster
Body Brussels
Patapsco
C. A. Gambrill Mfg. CO
RED “G” Oil Manfg. CO
Pittsburg, Pa
Highlandtown, Md
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Howard
Yale
Estey Organs
Col. Charles and Fayette Streets
B. Sexton Stove & Mfg. CO
South Gay Street
Eis
E. Pohl & CO
W. Lexington Street
C. H. Winkelman & CO
First National Bank
S.m.lyell & Co
General Commission Merchants
Camden St
Stewart Fruit
Pratt Street
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