Fourth Annual Delmarva Tour to Great Lakes Exposition
The fourth annual Delmarva Tour begins August 22 from Wilmington, traveling to the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland and a Detroit visit. The program includes Lake Erie boat trip, two days in Detroit, rail return August 26, and a special Pennsylvania Railroad train from Onley. Reservations close August 18 through county agents or W N Pippin.
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Wilmington
Cleveland
Detroit
Agricultural Extension Departments
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Delmarva Peninsula
Lake Erie
Motor City
Pennsylvania Railroad
Onley
Peninsula
A. D. Cobb
University of Delaware
Newark
Del
E. J. Oswald
University of Maryland
College Park
W. O. Strong
Lord is my shepherd Psalm verse opening prayer
A brief scripture note cites Psalm 23:1 The Lord is my shepherd I shall not want It presents the line as a devotional reference rather than news content
Soybean Exhibit Car to Visit Seaford and Wilmington
A demonstration car showcases the soybean industry in production, processing and uses for livestock, human consumption and industry. It runs August through September on Pennsylvania Railroad lines with University of Delaware staff aboard to answer questions and promote soybean products.
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Eastern Shore
A. D. Cobb
University of Delaware
Russell G. East
Pennsylvania Railroad
Seaford
Wilmington
American Soybean Association
State Agricultural Colleges
United States Department of Agriculture
National Soybean Processors’ Association
Manufacturers of
Delaware
University of Delaware Extension Service and Experiment Station
Pennsylvania
Altoona
Cobb
Extension Service
Seaboard
University of Delaware Agricultural Experimental Station
Mr. Cobb
C. R. Snyder
Sussex County
G. M. Worrilow
New Castle County
Maryland motorists pay record gasoline tax in June
Maryland motorists paid 24,167,248 gallons of gasoline in June, generating 966,289.92 in state gasoline tax at 4c per gallon. This exceeds any prior month since 1927 and signals over 10 million dollars in state gasoline tax for the fiscal year. Including 241,572.48 from the 1-cent federal tax, June totals 1,207,862.40. The data imply motorists expect improved highway facilities.
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Maryland
State Comptroller's Office
Journal Subscription Boost Brings County News Access
A promotion invites readers to subscribe to the Journal to receive comprehensive county news coverage. The offer emphasizes full reporting on local government, courts, schools, and community events, aiming to broaden reader access to regional updates. The deal suggests added features for subscribers.
F F A Boys From Greensboro Denton Attend Camp
F F A boys Ernest Downes Richard Garey George Clendaniel Harold Allfather Donald Kubler from Denton and Greensboro chapters joined teachers William Henderson and Kenneth Ramsburg for a three day State Camp at Frostburg Maryland. They toured Celanese artificial silk plant visited coal mine and paper mill Swallow Falls Deep Creek Lake and heard lectures on wild flowers and education before returning home.
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Ernest Downes
Richard Garey
George Clendaniel
Harold Allfather
Donald Kubler
Denton
Thomas Ober
Carlton Porter
James Clough
William Richards
Greensboro
William Henderson
Kenneth Ramsburg
Frostburg
Midland
Luke
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
Social Security account numbers stressed for employers
Mr. Harry T. Moore of the Social Security Board Salisbury Maryland urges employers to obtain and report each employee's SS number and to keep the card. He explains the ledger system, tax reporting needs, and how benefits are calculated from earnings in covered work.
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Harry T. Moore
Salisbury
Social Security Board
Maryland
Internal Revenue
Baltimore
Radiant Living From Starlight To Sun Light
A reflective piece compares dawn on a mountain road to spiritual awakening. The narrator recalls traveling by horse and buggy, guided by stars and rising sun, linking personal illumination to the Divine Promises and the Son of God guiding a soul toward a new day.
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Pearent
Uncle Jim Warns About Plowing Clover Crops
The speaker cautions that plowing under crops such as alfalfa alsike red clover mammoth clover sericea sweet clover and white clover acts like turning fields into a nitrogen factory, implying soil fertility benefits or unintended consequences from cover crop management.
Orphans Court approves multiple estate actions in Caroline County
The Caroline County Orphans Court convened with Judges Towers Handy and Dennis approving and recording several matters. Executors filed inventories and appraisements for Sarah E Walls. Hattie L Wheeler. Albert F Hig nut t. John W Williamson. Henry Fuchs. Albert W Sisk. Administrators presented accounts and final distributions. An order authorized withdrawal of funds from a bank for George W Ricketts.
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Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Towers
Handy
Dennis
Sarah E. Walls
R. B. Rawlings
Jessie Wilson
Garnett Roberts
Hattie L. Wheeler
Fred R. Owens
Mary E. Hignutt
Albert F. Hignutt
Henry Fuchs
A. Fletcher Sisk
Edwin K. Sisk
Albert W. Sisk
Denton Chamber of Commerce Minutes Report August Meeting
The Denton Chamber of Commerce held its regular monthly meeting on Monday evening August 2. President Calvert C. Merriken presided and minutes of the previous meeting were approved. Reports covered new industries Harvard Pickle Works and Soil Service Company, a Stevensville to Sandy Point bridge bill, new police appointment, Main Street cleaning plans, stationery orders, nuisance dog outlook, parking regulations, and adjournment to September 5.
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Denton Chamber of Commerce
Calvert C. Merriken
Merriken
Harvard Pickle Works
Ridgely
William Orme
Boston
Soil Service Company
Willoughby Nowell
Denton
Piney Branch
Stevensville
Sandy Point
Wayne A. Cawley
William F. Allen
Delaware
William H. Neal
Thomas Bradley
Theodore Orme
Re-registration Suggestion for Motor Vehicle Operators
The Re-registration Department under State Comptroller William Gordy Jr. and supervisor Harry Bullen handles new licenses before January 1, 1938. Address all re-registration correspondence to the department, and direct inquiries about the DMV to separate letters for proper handling.
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Department of Motor Vehicles
Corn Pudding Recipe Summary Card
Melt fat in pan, sauté green pepper and onion. Stir in corn 1% cups crumbled, celery salt, salt and beaten eggs. Add milk, mix, pour into dish. Bake at 350 degrees for 1% hours until set when tested with a silver knife.
End of Indian War in Florida Proclaimed 1642
August 19 1846 in Los Angeles notes capture by Americans. The document marks the end of Indian war in Florida proclaimed in 1642.
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Los Angeles
California
Florida
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