Local Department Ad Clash Reads Of Wheat and Sales
Read Everagan advertisement notes rain spoiled wheat threshing. J T Fleetwood threshed thirty three bushels per acre from fourteen acres. Smith and Walls sell refrigerators and oil stoves at cost. August clearance sale advertised with very low prices. Obscure notices cover deaths and coastal markets. many names and places appear in social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everagan
Carolina
W.R. Wright
al. J. T. Fleetwood
Smith & Walls
Denton
N. M. Jarman
Howard Lee
Z. HE
Ida V. West
Baltimore
Elizabeth Holnes
J. M. Holmes
T. S. Slaughter
Burrsville
H. A. Roe & Me
F. A. DeFord
Fisher
Tuckahoe Neck
Clement Drake
Tunekahog Neck
Todd Farm
John E. Tirgte
Clayton
Del
ClIlford W. Hircus
Philadelphia
Williston
Messrs
W. C. Todd
G. M. Hignatt
B. G. Stevens
R.C. Rice
BH. E. Harrison
E.A. Harrison
Albert Satterfield
Rehoboth
Thawley
M. P
Dentonians
James M. H. Bateman
Wilfred Bateman
Talbot County
Easton
William B. Dulin
Holy Cross Cemetery
Nettie E. Bowdie
Whiteleysburg
M. Alla Anthony
Detroit
National Bank Clerks’ Association
Sorial
Caroline
Ellendale
Greensboro
Ilo
Isaac A. Warren
Delaware
Samuel F. Nichols
Iynson
Robert Nichols
Uynson Church
John Rasxer
Red Moon
Boston
Stevens Thompson wedding at Sutherville noted
Mrs E L Thompson Mrs H M Thompson Alma and other Hillsboro residents attended the Stevens Thompson wedding at Sutherville on Wednesday ushers were George Stewart and Bernard Sparks Mr and Mrs Ira B Williams planned a multi state trip ending at the Jamestown Exposition with visits in Accomac Northampton Baltimore and Norfolk progress reports on residents and visitors fill the page including multiple families from Hillsboro Queen Anne and nearby towns.
Preston Visitors and Town Social Notes
Preston locals share visits and greetings as Mrs Emin L Engeman visits her brother Edward J Engeman at Theodora farm near Preston. Robert Jarrell of Goldsboro spends Sunday with his daughter Mrs Dr Downes. Leo Cohee and Clarence Breeding enjoy a week at Concord camp. Ralph and Elwood McCarter vacation with their mother. Grace Jefferson of Baltimore visits Mrs James Todd. Mamie Knox of Baltimore spends Thursday with Mrs Merritt Parker. Mabel Wright returns from a visit to her sister in Easton. Town boys spend Sunday at Ocean City. Mrs Gootee Christopher is ill at home on Main Street. Mrs Nora Corbett visits Mrs Bessie Collins. Edwin Holt was in town Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. McGilton
Knights and Esquires
King Arthur’s Castle
M. E. Church
Rehoboth
Oron Smith
Winfeld Nichols
Weldon Richards
James Garey
Clifford Trazzare
Kingsley Mercer
Lynn Stevens
Philip Redden
Ross Stevens
Robert Redden
Emily DeFord
Denton
Internal Revenue
Baltimore
John T. Porter
Page
W. Va
Tidewater Road
Rev. Horsey
Paul
New Haven
Conn
Paterson
Lynda Cooper
Gertra Schoenhals
John Reed
Andersontown
William A. Bell
Bell
John N. George
Elon S. Hobbs, Esq
New York
Edna Truitt
Dorchester
John Brahawn
Beniah Kinnoaimon
Hare
Norris
Easton
Caroline Redden
Ella Nuttle
Blanche Hobbs
Elizabeth White
Atlantic City
J. F. Baird
Norfolk
Isaac T. Fleetwood
Guszio Beauchamp
Sparklin
Petersburg
Jamestown
Chalmers Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Nellie Dunning
Maggie Redden
Clara Frampton
Elma Nichols
W. R. Mowbray
Lewes
Harvey Fleetwood
Philadelphia
Jessie Cox
Louise Dukes
E. T. Boyer
Wilmington
Samuel Lewis
Hester Keith
Dover
Anna Fisher
Muriel Ramsdell
Iris Senith
Ridgely
Faston
James B. Noble
Trappe
Grace Gellotly
Ocean City
New Jersey
Luther H. Gadd
Annapolis
Dora C. Galietty
Washington, D.C
Steele Bradley
E. L. Thompson
H. M. Thompson
Alma
Yarry Sparks
Evelyn Fleming
Hillsboro
W. B. Sparks
G. Wilbur Rolph
Queen Anne
Stevens-Thompson
Suthersville
George Stewart
Bernard Sparks
Ira B. Williams
Virginia
Accomac
Northampton
Portsmouth
Old Point Comfort
Mary
Hattie Hicks
Florence Nace
Sallie Fleetwood
Waverly
Louisa and
Mary Fleetwood
Sadie Allen
Walter
Harvey Flowers
St. Louis
Rebecca Flowers
M. Holbrook
Hobbs
A. D. Branford
Branford
Marguerite Sprowl
Anchorage
George F. Beaven
S. N. Pilchard
Union M. E. Church
Willard Russell
Frances
Blanche
Charles H. Fleming
Mary Sylvester
Mary Nuttle
Florence Marshall
Stockton
Rosamond Mottam
Sara Sutherland
Blanche Smith
Hotel Smith
Margaret N. Trackett
Washington
Robly Hackett
H. Lay Beaven
Francis
Charles Chipley
W.E. Carkran
D. D
Newark
Del
J. P. Corkran
W. Wt. Long Thompson
KE. L. Thompson
Edward
Priscilla Carrell
Millington
Edgar Blanch
Mollie Pucts
Janet K. Barnes
Virginia Holt
Concord Camp
Florence Virginia Dunn
L. P. Corkan
William Wilkinson
Ruth Daffey
Charles E. Jarrell
Bessie Nolan
L. P
Emin L. Engeman
Edward J. Engeman
Preston
Robert Jarrell
Goldsboro
Downes
Leo Cohee
Clarence Breeding
Ralph and
Elwood McCarter
Grace Jefferson
James Todd
Mamie Knox
Merritt Parker
Mabel Wright
Our Town
Gootee Christopher
Main Street
Nora Corbett
Bessie Collins
Edwin Holt
Democratic leaders praised in Maryland campaign remarks
The speech lauds office management and bipartisan praise for the candidate, noting Isaac Lobo Straus born in Baltimore in 1871 and a former General Assembly member. It highlights Western Maryland College board president status and calls the nominees highly capable, predicting the Democratic majority should match the four year high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland College
Isaac Lobo Straus
Baltimore
Maryland
General Assembly
Notable Caroline Visitations and Obituaries
Mrs. Ira M. Harding and relatives from Atlantic City and Philadelphia visited Caroline relatives. Thomas JW Coursey died aged 74. funeral at his residence Sunday. Anna Elizabeth Clymer died aged 73. funeral Thursday. Infant son of Walter Allen interned Wednesday. Miss Mabel E. Shull left for Delaware State Hospital for a position. Florance Caulk of St Michaels visiting Greensboro. Mr and Mrs Joseph Ross visiting relatives in Caroline. Carrie Griffith visiting friends in Philadelphia. Joanie Garey Griffin and Frances visiting John Garey at the Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira M. Harding
Atlantic City
Annie J. Harding
Anna
Netta J. Saunders
Philadelphia
Thomas JW. Coursey
J. H. Beauchamp
Joanie Garey Griffin
Frances
Easton
John Garey
Walter Allen
Mabel E. Shull
Delaware State Hospital
Florance Caulk
St. Michaels
Greensboro
Joseph Ross
Talbot
Caroline
Carrie Griffith
Social notes from town visits and visitors
Netherson. Miss Anna Price spent part of the week with her sister in Philadelphia. Alex Jarman of Wilmington visits friends near town. Mr. and Mrs. Jus Short of Bridgeville are visitors. Mrs J A Comegys of Philadelphia visits her parents. Miss Lola Imler of Wind Gap Pa visiting her parents. Mrs Mary Stoo of Hillsboro guests of Miss Alma Price. Mr. and Mrs Jas Glass of Baltimore visit Mr and Mrs I N Smith. Herbert Hudson, recently in Jamestown, visits his father. Emma McIntosh and Blanche Walker of Wilmington visit Miss Alice Montague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Walker
Elma McIntosh
Wilmington
W. 7. Davis
Sophia
Mamie Wright
Baltimore
Estella
Myra Wright
A. L. Dunham
Denton
P. M. Dunham
Beulah Hawes
L. E. Hawes
Philadelphia
W.d. Wright
Norman Gocotee
Jersey City
N. J
W. W. Gootee
Lola Shiffler
Bertha Blades
A.G. Hawes
E. W. Towers
Mattie Price
Cambridge
Harry Price
Miss McFeely
Clara Wright
W. M. Wright
Anna Price
C. E. McIlvaine
Ily
Alex. Jarman
Jus. Short
Bridgeville
J. A. Comegys
J. F. Comegys
Lola Imler
Wind Gap
S. M. Imler
Mary Stoo
Hillsboro
Alma Price
Jas. Glass
I. N. Smith
Herbert Hudson
Jamestown
Samuel Hudson
Emma McIntosh
Alice Montague
Bethlehem Family Visits End and Homeward Return
Bethlehem, Mrs James Blades and children who stayed with Mr and Mrs F H Thomas have gone back to Philadelphia. Mrs Mamie Wright and children of Baltimore were visitors at the homes of Mr and Mrs John Sands. Mr Wm KE Pritchett’s visit with Mr Norman Taylor in Queen Annes is now with Mrs John Sands. Miss Elsie Thomas spent time at Shiluh camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Blades
F. H. Thomas
Philadelphia
Mamie Wright
Baltimore
John Sands
Wm. KE. Pritchett
Norman Taylor
Queen Anne's
Mamie Knox
Elsie Thomas
Shiluh Camp
Local Visits Highlight Area Residents
Iellance reports Price Phillips of Port Norfolk Virginia visiting his mother Mollie Phillips. Howard Coulbourn of Philadelphia spent days with aunt Annie Wheatley. Mrs Charles Lawrence of Wilmington visited Mr and Mrs J M Smith. Rev J F Bryan visited Baltimore relatives. Now is the time to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Price Phillips
Port Norfolk
Mollie Phillips
Howard Coulbourn
Philadelphia
Annie Wheatley
Charles Lawrence
Wilmington
J. M. Smith
J. F. Bryan
Baltimore
Camp Meeting News From Concord and Nearby Areas
A large Concord camp meeting enjoyed ideal weather with Rev. A. H. Covey and Rev. A. B. Wood preaching. Music by Harry L Stalling and Annie N. Dryden highlighted services as ministers from Federalsburg to Baltimore participated. Upcoming talks include Rev. Dr. Page Milburn and Rev. W. F. Corkran with multiple remakes across Marydel and Rehoboth camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
A. H. Covey
Kent
A. B. Wood
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Harry L Stalling
Annie N. Dryden
Crisfield
T. F. Beauchamp
Federalsburg
George IL. Hardesty
Seaford
J. L. Johnson
East New Market
E. C. Sunfield
Felton
A. C. McGilton
Denton
W. R. Mowbray
Lewes
G. W. Bounds
Harrington
W. &. Guthrie
Burrsville
L. W. Layfield
Greenwood
W. F. Dawson
Cecilton
J. W. Williams
Page Milburn
Frostburg Normal School
Marydel
W. F. Corkran
W. F. Koons
F. N. Faulkner
Faulkner
Ralph T. Coursey
Alfred Smith
D. D
A. W. Lightbourne
George R. Tompkins
E. H. Derrickson
Bethel Church
Tuckahoe Neck
I. N. H. Beahm
Elizabethtown
Mr. Halsby
Mission Church
Stevens
Onton
L. P. Corkran
Hillsboro M. E
Rehoboth
Republican Primary Sparks Sheriff Race Among Seven Candidates
At the Republican primaries today many aspirants announce plans. Seven candidates seek the sheriff’s job left by Seward, six from the Third district including Jonathan Evitts Orlando J Redden William Murphy Samuel Griffin Alphonso Meredith Gilbert Hagadone and Harry B Mason Mason reportedly withdrew. Other mentions include T Pliny Fisher James E Higuntt for State's Attorney H Clay Hobbs John C harrington William D Taylor for Levy Court and James E Curry Willard C Todd Tilghman E Kelley for Legislature with Ian Orrell Somers Blakes John T Carter tied to Orphans Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Seward
Messrs
Jonathan Evitts
Orlando J. Redden
William ¥. Murphey
Samuel Griffin
Alphonso Meredith
Gilbert Hagadone
Harry B. Mason
Mason
Public School Scholarships and Staff Appointments Listed
The School Commissioners awarded scholarships to Eva Garey at Normal Department Washington College, Viola Griffith at State Normal School, and Maud C Noble at St Marys Female Seminary. Appointments confirmed include A J Smith at Marydel, Miss Mary Todd as assistant, Annie Stevenson at Barcus, Grace Stevenson at Furmans Grove, Mrs M M Anderson at Liden, Elvina Fullerton at Choptank, Nellie Harris at Grove, and Elna W Cade at American Corner. Schools to reopen September 1 and Teachers Institute starts September 19 for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal Department of
Washington College
Eva Garey
State Normal School
Viola Griffith
St. Mary's Female Seminary
Maud C. Noble
Marydel—A. J. Smith
Mary Todd
Barcus
Annie Stevenson
Furman's Grove
Grace Stev
Liden’s
Mrsz
M. Anderson
Elvina Fullerton
Grove
Nellie Harris
American Corner
Elna W. Cade
Teachers’ Institute
Death of Mr William Dukes Shocks Local Community
Mr William Dukes died suddenly at his home near this place on Sunday evening. The funeral was held on Wednesday and interment followed at Greensboro cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dukes
Greensboro Cemetery
Miss Florence Foster Dies in Ridgely Home
Miss Florence Foster died Sunday evening at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. David Foster in Ridgely. The brief notice records her death and residence with no additional details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Foster
David Foster
Ridgely
Better Hour Service Demanded for Baltimore Bay Water Lines
Baltimore business leaders press for improved boat service from Eastern Shore to the city. At a Mayor’s office meeting with Pennsylvania Company officials, complaints of poor service and high charges were aired though a VP denied discrimination. Trade has grown, but lines like Denton are cited as neglected. The group vows to pursue better service until demands are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Eastern Shore
Pennsylvania Company
J. B. Thayer
Denton
Local option prohibition praise by county leaders in Dover
A Dover Delawarean interview tour with Caroline and Talbot county leaders supports a local option prohibition law to be decided in November. Interviewees include J L Everagain J H Nichols Frank Nuttle M Bates Stephens Henry R Lewis T Alan Goldsborough Harvey L Cooper Albert G Towers William H Anderson Major Wm E Stewart and others. Denton the county seat has enjoyed ten years of rapid growth with thriving business districts and handsome homes reflecting a strong countywide thrift and expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Caroline
Talbot
Messrs
J. L. Everagain
J. H. Nichols
Frank Nuttle
M. Bates Stephens
Henry R. Lewis
T- Alan Goldsborough
Harvey L. Cooper
Albert G. Towers
William H. Anderson
Wm. E. Stewart
Denton
Carolina County
Delaware
August Sth Big Thursday at Bowers with old and new sports
Visitors recall Bowers as a celebration site where old time sports mixed with modern amusements. They recount jig dancing, reels, hoedowns, and women joining in, while men competed in horseshoes and jumping, sometimes under Sockum rules, fading as dance halls and grand music halls rise with pianos violins and cornet in place of fiddles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bower’s
Bower's
Marquis of Queensbury
Dixon's Tavern Burning Cuts Deep On the Eastern Shore
Dixon's Tavern one of the oldest landmarks in Queen Anne's county was destroyed by fire around 3 a.m. Sunday. Occupants Albert Porter and family and Charlie Jones escaped in night clothes. items within were lost. The building, once a noted stagecoach stop and district voting site, had long been abandoned as a tavern and used as a dwelling and restaurant. A threshing machine fire at a Bethlehem farmer's nearby property caused further damage, injuring Hynson Cole’s right foot and totaling losses of about 800 dollars with insured thresher at 300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixon
Queen Anne's
Albert Porter
Charlies Jones
Mr. Jones
Jones
Dixon's
Sadlersville
Hynson Cole
Bethlehem
Thomas B. Allabaud
Henry A. Nichols
Galloway
Easton
Cole
Nadab
Abihu
Aaron
Aaton
Abilu
Moses
Nadah
Tabernacle
Howhechild Kohn Co. Store Offers Deep Summer Bargains
Baltimore's Best Store invites thrifty readers to great savings with marked down summer merchandise. Many lots are small and some assortments incomplete, yet dollars go far at Howhechild Kohn Co. Stores with substantial value and quick selling prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Howhechild, Kohn & Co
Cowgill Cook Book Second Edition Issued
The second edition of the Cowgill Cook Book known for Dover ladies recipes has just been issued. A tested cookbook from the First Ladies of Delaware's state capital, available by mail for 23 cents, stamps, or coin. The Index Printery, Dover Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Delaware
Index Printery
Dover Delaware
Carriages and Wagons for Sale at Murphy's Farmington
W H Murphy offers thirty five hundred dollars worth of carriages bike wagons runabouts farm wagons dearborn wagons and buggy harness for sale at Farmington Delaware special prices for the next 30 days call and see him at avenues
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearborn
W. H. Murphy's
Farmington
Del
Aves
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