Public notices from Denton County calendar 1906
Public business calendar lists court terms and meetings for Denton County. Cravur Court opens October 1. Levy Court to meet August 7. Orphans' Court and School Board to meet August 7. Notices solicit terms from all parts of the county under this head.
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Cravir Court
Denton, Md
Local department plans sewer system and harvest news
Easton to install sewers while Peach shipments grow heavy and crops see mixed results. Exiled monks to found a Cecil monastery as Williston endures heavy rains. Deaths, sales, and marriages fill county notes with numerous names and places including Denton Rehoboth Preston Ridgely and Easton.
Reed Family Returns From Henderson Visit
Mr and Mrs Wm Reed and child ren of Henderson have returned home after visiting Mrs Reed's parents, Mr and Mrs W T Robinson. A wedding occurred at the M P parsonage on Wednesday evening between Frank Vadikan and Mary Allen. Many locals and visitors are noted, with camp meetings and religious activities at Concord and Marydel camps and a postponed tournament due to rain.
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Wm. Reed
Henderson
Wesley M. EB. Church
Emma Cooper
Philadelphia
Maggie Melvin
Luther
Joseph Griffin
C. N. Fountain
Johnson
Forrest Hill
Harford County
Stanley Cochran
Crisfield
Lucy Cahall
C. A. Burke
Dora Johnson
Woodlawn Camp
Cecil County
Mary Bairnes
W. E. Cahall
Eva Good
Worcester County
Viola Cahall
M. J. Cahall
E. Robinson
Edward Wilson
Hickman
Herbert Bullock
This County
Smithville
Edward Hayes
Navy
League Island
C. Crowell
Hethel Camp Meeting Cancelled Over Smallpox
Sheriff Seward and Hearth Decemer George warned the Bethel colored campground near Federalsburg that a meeting must not open due to seven smallpox cases in the area. The preacher and advisers resisted, but officials said they would be brought to Denton if the gathering proceeded. One family evacuated then returned. Bethel remains a major colored encampment on the peninsula.
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George
Seward
Bethel
Federalsburg
Denton
Peninsula
Habeas corpus petition filed for Dr H N Rickards
A Denver dispatch reports Dr H N Rickards has filed a writ of habeas corpus and will fight for liberty amid multiple charges from Baltimore Denton Kansas City Sioux City and other points. Baltimore detectives seek prior claim via requisition papers while Sioux City also pursues custody over alleged false patient billing.
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Baltimore Sun
Colorado Springs
H.N. Rickards
Hogan
Baltimore
Denver
Richards
Ridgely
Caroline County
Sioux City
Pumphrey
Maryland
Articles of Special Interest in the Journal Magazine
The Journal’s magazine section highlights an American girl who married the French Ambassador in Washington, plus Smythe on southwest irrigation and profitable irrigation for eastern regions. It covers fertilizer and capons, frocks for the young girl, and a Doyle story The White Company with other features like A Model School Garden The Sugar Bowl of the Nation and The Staff of Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jour Nal
Washington
Wm. E. Smythe
Southwest
West
White Company
Canon Doyle
Life
A Hare and Hateful Crime
In the Doverblader the author argues that vote buying is a crime like larceny and burglary, though public opinion has at times tolerated it during heated politics. The piece notes that public sentiment may now condemn the offense more readily, but questions whether it is quick enough to fully deter it.
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Wen
Wal lisville merchant praises Chamberlains remedy
W F Mayas a Wal lisville Texas merchant says Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is the best of its kind for quick cures and easy taking. He recommends families keep it during summer. Available at Douglass Drug Store and A L Duffey Hillsboro. Also ads for wall paper and window shades from Thomas & Messer 1015 W Baltimore St Baltimore.
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Chamberlain
W. F. Mayas
Wallisville
Texas
Douglass Drug Store
A. L. Duffey
Hillsboro
Thomas & Messer
Baltimore
False Excuses Luke xiv 15 24 Sunday School Lesson
A Sunday school lesson on Luke 14 15 24 argues that excuses for not accepting Christ are trifling and foolish contrasts the great Gospel feast with worldly distractions. It notes three main excuses property business and home ties and urges readiness to accept God s invitation with emphasis on universal reach of the Gospel and final judgment.
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Jesus
Lord Jesus
John
A. A. Hodge
Kingdom of Heaven
Wantko District Managers Post Signs and Samples
Wants district managers to post signs advertise and distribute samples. Salary 18.00 weekly plus 3.00 per day for expenses. State age and present employment Spean Shear Co 39 Randolph St Chicago.
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Wantko
Spean Shear Co
Randolph St
Chicago
Maryland Horticulture Society Summer Meetings At Berlin And Ocean City
Maryland State Horticultural Society schedules two summer meetings at J. G. Harrison & Sons nurseries in Berlin on August 8, with an afternoon wrap at Ocean City and dinner, then an evening session and following day. Orlando Harrison will host attendees at his expense. Also notes dog days, a steam roller investment for road improvement, a crackdown on youths injuring songbirds, a Tolchester Beach to Chestertown trolley likely by November 25, a large wheat yield on Kent Island, Easton typhoid not from water but milk, Wilmington New Jersey tomato prices, Huckster taxes in Easton, and potential two million dollars from white potatoes with Centreville peach and pear shipments.
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Easton
Cecil
New Jersey
Dailey’s Woods
F. King
Clerk Dukes
Seward
H. Franklin Stevens
Denton
Williston
Joseph Davis
Federalsburg
John H. George
Dukes
Wyoming
Rehoboth
T. L. Frampton
Gilbert Hagadone
J.T. Richardson
Concord and Dailey
M. H. Smith
Franklin Street
Frank Richards
L. W. Hollis
J. H. Nichols
Albert G. Towers
John Robert Fountain
Ladies of St
Ladies of St. Paul’s M. E. Church
Ingleside
Church Yard
Masonic Hall
Warren Vansant
Cold Spring Farm
Stambaugh
Harvey L. Cooper
Chesley Gantt
Christ Church
J. Gibson Gantt
Albert G.towers
George H. Wooley
Cordova
D. F. King
M.D. & W. Railway
Tuckahoe
King
Carlisle
Dr.t. C. Frama
Tenderson
James Meyer
Long Island
Anderson
Slaughter'’s Station
Thos. H. Kilkenney
Philadelphia
Abler
Harry J. Hopkins
Comptroller’s Office
Annapolis
Rockcliffe
John H. Coulby
Alexander Fountain
Fountain
Milo L. Blanchard
Blanchard Station
W. N. Willis
Caine
Preston Academy
Federalsburg Academy
Roy Smith
Western Maryland College
Willis
Preston
Charles Sylvester
Maryland State Horticultural Society
J. G. Harrison & Sons
Berlin
Maryland
Ocean City
Orlando Harrison
Canis Major
Commonwealth
Tolchester Beach
Chestertown
Charles E. Cockey
Kent Island
Charles F. Davidson
Wilmington
Baltimore
Virginia
Centreville
Orphans Court Proceedings List Estate Actions
In the Orphans Court on Tuesday William A. Lockerman presented an approved inventory of Richard Boon Lockerman’s personal estate and an order to sell. Thomas H. Chambers submitted an approved inventory for Hiroda A. Elliott. Letters of administration d b n ca on Alexander Wilson’s estate granted to Gardner Towers with bond approved. Jacob Towers via Elmer W. Desn petitioned for a deed. order directs administrator to execute deed per sale contract. Albert G. Towers authorized to sell and transfer certain mortgages. Wim L. Mitchell submitted debts list and administration account. distribution ordered.
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Orphans’ Court
William A. Lockerman
Richard Boon Lockerman
Thomas H. Chambers
Hiroda A
Elmer W. Desn
Albert G. Towers
Mary E. Booker
Wim. L. Mitchell
Isaac W. Mitchell
Death of Mrs. Fallowfield in Queen Annes area
Mrs. Annie Fallowfield aged 80 died at her daughter’s home near Sadlersville after midnight last Saturday. Born Perkins in Templetown area, she left four sons Frank Baltimore Louis Millington Charles Wilmington and Joseph Barclay. Interment was Monday at Sadlersville cemetery with Rev W O Bennett officiating.
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Falloweld
Annie Fallowfield
Wallace
Sadlersville
Perkins
Queen Anne County
Templeville
Sadlersville Cemetery
W. O.bennett
Frank
Baltimore
Louis
Millington
Charles
Wilmington
Joseph
Barclay
Sadie Fallowfield
Centreville
All the Same. Hickory Run and a Mouse Lard Machine
A playful note describes a mouse climbing a lard machine and falling in, with the comic outcome suggesting the event changed nothing. The quip uses familiar phrases hinting at a parable tone and light satire. No clear individuals or organizations are named.
Tributes to loved ones departed in Denton Journal
An extended column recalls Mrs Georgeanna Bloxsom and others, praising Christian life, hospitality, and faith. Messages honor Miranda Sandera, Nora Amy Coleman, and Edward Roe, with poems and memories from family. Local notices mention visitors from Philadelphia and Navy enlistment.
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Edward Roe
Tao
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Russum
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Ada Jarrell
Mamie Lewis
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C. E. Todd
Kirwin Everagan
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A. H. Covey
W. F. Corkran
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H. T. Nuttle
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Joseph Spence
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P. W. Sullivan
H. Bullock
J. Wilson
J. Satterfield
C. Hi. Maloney
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Nichels
Williams & Murphy
Frank Murphy
Dennis Nichols
F. Connelly
Mr. Wroten
F. Wilson
W. Wooters
L. Hignutt
W. W
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E. N. Cantwell
J. D. Reese
A. W. Goodhand
T. F. Beauchamp
D. J. Ford
TE. Hammond
W. W. Vansant
Herman Taylor
J. W. Jones
Albert Chandler
Epworth League
J. K. Eastay
W. @. Koons
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Longwood
H. C. Slaughter
L. A. Callahan
W. J
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Dr. Wickard
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John Y. Grahan
Chester
Emma Newlen
Harvey
Alex Gooden
Delaware
Frank Gough
Georgeanna Bloxsom
Harris Chapel
Harris
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Word
Gro. W. Townsend
Miranda Sandera
Angels
Christ
Earth
A. B
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Sister
Elysian
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Rome
Caroline High School
Noble