Farmers Duty to Support War Effort Promoted
Wartime appeal urges farmers to supply food for troops families and Allies and to back Liberty Loan Bonds. It praises patriotism profits, notes banks in Caroline County distributing bonds, and calls citizens to purchase bonds in their own name or for relatives.
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Europe
America
United States
Caroline County
German efficiency vs a democracy myth in wartime gains
A contemporaneous exchange argues that the United States achieved rapid wartime mobilization from April 5, including declaring war on Germany, seizing 91 ships, building 32 camps, drafting nearly 10 million, enlisting 600,000, sending troops and destroyers to Allies, shaping food and conservation laws, and raising billions in loans and gifts to Red Cross and YMCA, all while homeland safety remained intact.
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United States
Germany
National Guard
Russia
France
England
American Red Cross
Young Men’s Christian Association
American resolve in war effort
The text extols calm determination of patriotic citizens serving civilization and mankind, defending rights and honor of the nation. It contrasts German leaders calling America entry into WWI a bluff and credits American efficiency with rapid strides, asserting German efficiency will be discredited as the republic fights for liberty justice and humanity.
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America
Responsibility for all to support soldiers in World War I
A call to national duty highlights that every community bears responsibility for backing U S troops in Europe. It notes the Liberty Loan of 1917 funds arming and aiding soldiers and Allies and urges full national effort to ensure victory and safety of American homes.
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America
United States
Europe
France
Baltimore expansion efforts seek cross party backing
The Baltimore effort aims to extend city limits to boost business and governance in surrounding areas, with bipartisan support expected. A nonpartisan committee says the bill serves public welfare only, not altering legislative votes, and urges League approval for development and health benefits. It also discusses living by the Golden Rule as essential daily conduct and kindness.
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Baltimore
Baltimore City
Anne Arundel County
League
Ford tops May 1917 production records in new output surge
May 1917 saw Ford Motor Company lead all plants with 83,616 cars produced and a May 19 output of 3,496 vehicles on a single day. Demand remains well ahead of supply, and experts say Saturation is distant for the auto industry. Draft-examination results hint only about one third of men called may be fit for army duty, per Baltimore tests.
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Ford Motor Company
Draft Board
Baltimore
Heavy Demand for Cordwood Signals Strong Market Ahead
The article notes an expected extraordinary demand for firewood in the coming two winters due to coal cost rises and fuel shortages, especially in small towns. It urges farmers and woodland owners to harvest chestnut blight casualties, tops, laps, thinnings, and other low grade material, with July and August cuts seasoning for winter sale and dead wood usable later for profit.
Caroline Council Mourns Loss Of William E Greenley
Caroline Council No 175 Jr O U A M passes resolutions on the death of William E Greenley. They express regret, honor his character, and pledge to send a copy to the family. The charter will be dropped for 30 days as a token of esteem.
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Caroline Council, Jr. O. U. A. M
William E. Greenley
Supreme
Emory D. Kimmey
Wa. P. Carroll
Harry K. Tugss
Mortgage Sale of Val- Real Estate in Caroline County MD
Foreclosure sale by assignee Charles B. Harrison of a mortgage on a tract in Caroline County Maryland. Nineteen seventeen sale in Preston between 3 and 4 pm, with one third cash day of sale and balance with interest at final ratification or all cash. Auctioneer L. F. Covey.
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Benjamin F. Moore
Sallie E. Moore
Annie E. Todd
Liber J. K. S
Caroline County
Charles B. Harrison
J. J. Garris
Preston
Maryland
Tanyard
Frazer’s Flats
William H. Cohee
Harry Hubbard
Frank C. Brauchle
James R. Phillips, Sr
L. F. Covey
Boyce’s Mill
Irvin’s Chapel
Stubbs
Richards
George W. Gottwalls
Christian Gottwalls
J. Kemp Stevens
James Temple
Orphans' Court
John W. Wright
A Complete Disbursal Sale on August 16 1917
A complete disbursal sale will take place on August 16 1917 selling all horses hogs sheep and farm machinery used on the farm along with a herd of registered and grade Jersey cattle. The herd has been tested by the Talbot County Cow Testing Association for years and claimed to be the most profitable to local cooling stations with an average test around 54 10 percent and average fat production over 300 pounds per cow.
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Talbot County
Richards
Stubbs
Greensboro
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