Tariff clashes and Pocomoke fire warn Peninsula towns
Editorial urges opposition to Senate tariff proposals as Republicans face factional disputes and consumer strain. It warns higher duties threaten foreign markets for debtor nations and cites Pocomoke City fire losses as a call to strengthen fire safety and waste controls. It stresses rail and coal as public utilities deserving regulation and notes Philadelphia labor strike costs and Farmers Day at College Park on May 27. The Marylander and Herald gains praise for its leadership amid shore news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fordney
Senate
Brooklyn Eagle
Congress
Pocomoke City
Delmarvia
Peninsula
Pure-bred Livestock Superior in Utility Study
A Bureau of Animal Industry study, based on about 25,000 head from 525 participants in the Better Sires Better Stock campaign, shows pure-bred sires yield an average 48 percent higher financial return. Results cover 36 states and note strong breeder demand for testing under tuberculosis eradication efforts since 1917, with over 28,000 herds waiting for accreditation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Love and Violence Marry Young in Denton Tale
The Centreville Observer reports James Emory, a 19 year old, wed Naomi Pulley aged 14 in Denton and then shot himself after her father George Pulley forbade seeing her until she is 18. Emory lies in Emergency Hospital Easton recovering from a lung wound as Naomi is sent to Chicago to stay apart. The girl agrees to obey and live apart until eighteen. Also noted is a forthcoming phonograph star Ada Jones in a Town Hall appearance May 13 with Mabel Loomis Armstrong and Beth Hamilton in a Caroline High School sponsored event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Emory
Naomi Pulley
Barclay
Denton
George Pulley
Young Emory
Easton
Chicago
Mr. Pulley
Emory
Adam Jones
Miss Jones
Iver
Lyceum
Mabel H. Loomis
Miss Loomis
Jones
Armstrong
Man of Mystery
Beth Hamilton
Ada Jones
Town Hall
Caroline High School
Burrsville M B P Sunday School officers listed
The Burrsville M B P Sunday School organized with officers and teachers named including Superintendent H A Porter, assistant M F H Collison, secretary Pearl Baynard, treasurer C W Collison, and several teachers. Also notes Union M P Church pastor Rev A W Betts and local sickness recoveries. Fordson production and farm use trend reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. BP
H. A. Porter
M. F. H. Collison
Pearl Baynard
C. W. Collison
Lucy Pearson
Edith Simpson
Cradle Rel
Mes
M. F. al. Collison
Messick
HH. Collison
Margaret Simpson
M. F. OH. Collison
Lewis Slaughter
Powell Hopkins
Dearth
Oliver Russom
Willie Starkey
Cordova
Willoughby Nowell
Denton
Fleming Starkey
A. W Betts
Union M. Po
Caroline
John Collison
Clarence
Henry Walters
Kent Island
Clifford Baughley
B. F. Ross
Lida Knotts
Greensboro
Will Price
Seaford
Farewell to a Father in a Silent Grave
Poignant verse by daughters bidding farewell to their father. The poem speaks of peaceful slumber and heavenly reunion, noting memories cherished and the grave as the resting place. Their hope remains to meet again in a happier place beyond earthly pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ealace
Public sale of valuable personal property on Denton Federalsburg road
Administratrix Clara Sullivan and Leonard Covey announce a public sale of farm implements and live stock on the farm along the Denton to Federalsburg road near American Corner starting at 1 p m rain or shine. Items include wagon mules cows bank shares and numerous farming tools with nine months credit on sums over ten dollars and removal only after settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert White
Bacca White
Eugene Lynch
Harvey L. Cooper
Liber L. B. T
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Hradleysurge
Oakland
Terell
Hackett
Peter W. Sullivan
Federalsburg
American Corner
Osborn
John Deere
Dearborn
First National Bank of Federalsburg
Clara Sullivan
Leonard IF
Covey
Asparagus Shipments Highlight R R Delays in County Letter
A letter from J Spencer Lapham of Goldsboro complains about delays in shipping asparagus to New York via P R R and D and C RR. He notes shipments arriving late in Jersey City and urges improved railroad service for perishables to prevent spoiling eastern markets. Easton plans July Fourth celebration with Governor Ritchie expected to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Spencer Lapham
Goldsboro
Thomas
New York
Jersey City
R. R
Caroline County
Great Eastern
Easton
Ritchie
Calf CHAS Listed by G. Dukes in Denton Maryland
One baby calf named CHAS is listed by G. Dukes with a contact phone number in Denton Maryland 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
G. Dukes
Denton, Md
Wanted Man Seeks Tire Sales Work in Benton Harbor
Wanted man offers tire sales and commissions with low prices. Specifies $120 per week and commission terms. Advertises Graham Tire Co located at 1617 Boulevard, Benton Harbor, Michigan.
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Graham Ture CO
Boulevard
Benton Harbor
Mich
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Benj. H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishear
Philadelphia
Industrial Relations Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Focal
College Park
State Experiment Station
Marylander and Herald
Princess Anne
W. J. Brewington
Liberty
James Emory
Burrsville
Fordson Tractor
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
Fordsons
Ford Company
John W. Sutherland
Bacon White
James Temple
Stenderson
Jacob I. Griffith
Henderson
YORK
Jacob J. Griffith
Sechrily
Jacob L. Griffith
A.J. Dive
Victor Records
Victor
Mokonewnam
Tweed and Homespuns
Mullin's Home Store
Wilmington
Auditor’s Order
Nist
Pliny Relief, Trustees
Thomas L. Trig
Equity
Chy
Corutine
Geo. A. Dearkyne
Geo. A. Deakyne
Orphans’ Court
Caroline Couity
J. Twiford Williams
Jacob O. Whiltams
Adin
Twiford Willis
Dee’d
Carolline County
J. Kemp Stevens
M. Ethel Stevens
Love Point
Queenstown
Baltimore Ferry
Baltimore
Love
Pliny Fish
Atty
TUE Peninsula Ferry Corporation
Equitable
Plaza
Atoll
Ae An
Bang
Lucas P Flour
A. McWilliams
West Denton
Th. G. Wright
Thomas & M Csser CO
W. Balto
Harry M. Mturbeard
deSt Preston, Md
WM. Pepper
Maryland Trust
Elkton
ST. Paul
S.C
Ferris
Grove Store
S. Vander Meulen
Evoth
Preston
Pri
J. J. Nichols & Company
Royal Worcester
Bon Ton
H. W. Gossard
Yen
Bryant’s New Palace Theatre
Denton, Maryland
Shenstone
Pauline Frederick
Denton Community Club
Sand
William S. Hart
Great Southwest
Bill
Hart
Snub Pollard
Eugene O’brien
Nobody’s Kid
Mae Marsh
St. Benedict’s Catholic Church
Diedlala
Miuyely
Charles Chaplin
Mitchell Lewis
Ails Bryant
Second Street
Alace
Palace i Photo Productions
General Assembly of Maryland
Eseli
TIE County
Walter S. Rutter
J. Owen Knotts
Sherwood Packing CO
Lowe’s Wharf
Sherwood, Md
Auditor's Order
Harvey L. Popper
Asbury D. Wilkerson
Annie Wilkerson
Circuit Court
Nisi
Walter Rose
Jeuxnaal
State OF Maryland State Roads, Commission
State Road
Marydel
State Roads Commission
Garrett Building
Commission
J. N. Mackall
L. H. Stewart
Albert H. Lyons
R. D
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