Open Season on Upland Game in Maryland for 1931
Maryland announces 1931 open seasons for rail birds September 1–30 and dove September 1–30 with further splits from September 15 to December 24 for squirrel. Indefinite federal closure on shore birds. Hunter license required with tag worn on outer garment. Bag limits set at 10 squirrels, 25 doves, 25 rail birds per day. E. Lee Compte, State Game Warden, urges early license purchase to avoid end August rush.
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Maryland
Court of Common Pleas
Baltimore City
E. Lee Lee Compte
Big Week Of Hits At Reese Theatre
The Reese Theatre at Harrington presents a line up from Reese Rialto Keith Co with top stars. William Haines stars in Just A Gigolo Friday and Saturday August 14 and 15, a crowd pleaser expected to attract record attendance.
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Reese
Double bill family program at New Plaza Theatre
Friday and Saturday August 14-15 present the all talking picture Walker-Sharkey Fight with Richard Dix and Jackie Cooper in Young Donovan's Kid. Matinee Saturday at 2 20. Aug 17-18 Jack Holt Mary Astor Ricardo Cortez in White Shoulders. Aug 19-20 Nancy Carroll Frederic Marsh in The Night Angel. Aug 22-23 vaudeville attraction Shorty Sutton with Charlie Ruggles in The Girl Habit. Watch next week for full announcement.
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Reese Theatre
Harrington
Reese- Rialto-Keith Co
William Haines
Jeanette MacDonald
Victor McLaglen
Reese-Rialto- Keith
Kansas City
Annabelle
Miss MacDonald
Nancy Carroll
Frederic March
Miss Carroll
Warner Oland
Saturday Evening Post
New Plaza Theatre
Richard Dix
Jackie Cooper
Donovan
Jack Holt
Mary Astor
Ricardo Cortez
Rex Beach
Frederick Marsh
Angel
Shorty Sutton
Plaza
Charlie Ruggles
Paramount
Diplomatic Medal Award Tied to George Washington Bicentennial
A 1931 letter details Kemp Newnam journeying 2610 miles from Denton to Cascade Montana in eight days with 13 mpg. Describes drought, prairie roads, Great Falls, Glacier Park, and host family Dyar. The George Washington Commemorative Medal design by Laura Gardin Fraser was selected for the 1982 Bicentennial celebration and will be minted by the U.S. Mint for contests and honors.
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M. K. Newnam
Denton
Cascade
Montana
Gail F. Cooper
Mont
Gail
Chas. Dyar
Chicago
Denton Lake
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Minnesota
North Dakota
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Calvert Merriken
Lake
Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Old King’s Hill
Great Falls
Lester Everngain
Glacier Park
Helena
Yellow Stone Park
Kemp
United States
George Washington Bicentennial Commission
Laura Gardin Fraser
New York
Washington
Liberty
George Washington
George Washington Bicentennial
National Commission of Fine Arts
United Sates Mint
Grant
In Memoriam for Anna Mae Spence Aug 16 1924
In loving remembrance of Anna Mae Spence who departed life August 16 1924. A family circle broken by her loss. Do not languish over the grave but prepare to meet her in the better world. Deep in our hearts a picture remains of our loved one laid to rest. She was one of the best, sadly missed by her father, mother, brother and sisters. Also various garden trellises advertised by Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co. Denton Maryland.
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Anna Mae Spence
Coming Attractions At The Capital Theatre Dover
The Capital Theatre Dover schedules week long features starting Monday with Robert Wollsey in Everything's Rosie and Charlie Chase in Panic Is On. Also Toby the Pup in Tobys Hallowe en and Fishermans Paradise opening outdoor series. Charlie Chan The Black Camel Wednesday and Thursday with A Fowl Affair. Row Row Row travelogue Land of Maharajahs. Friday and Saturday feature Mitzi Green and Jackie Sears in Forbidden Treasure with Louise Fazenda Edna May Oliver plus Meet the Boy Friend and Flip the Frog in The New Car and Adventures in Africa. Spell of the Circus airs Saturday matinee.
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Robert Woolsey
Rosie
Charley Chase
Toby the Pup
Toby
Warner Oland
Charlie Chan
Mitzi Green
Jackie Sears
Louise Fazenda
Edna May Oliver
Flip the Frog
Africa
Thanks for kindness during our bereavement
We express gratitude to relatives and friends for the kindness shown us during our late bereavement. Cc. E. Andrews and Family.
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Cc. E. Andrews
Notice to Town Water Users in Denton
Denton commissioners warn town water users that legitimate use is strained by widespread waste from continuous paving washes and sprinklers. Rules will be enforced and water supply may be cut off in flagrant cases to protect reserves for fire protection.
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Denton
Commissionera of
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Denton Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc
Plazz
MR. Newnam
Fraser
National Sculptor Society
American Numismatic Society
Alabama
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
Nuttle Lumber and Coal Co
Denton, Md
Deen’s Store
Fowling Creek
Balance
Fowling Creek, Md
EH. F. Withers
Capital Theatre
Dover
Administratrix’ Sale
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Mary Ida Hubbard
Union Grove
Dearborn
Olds Automobile
India
WN. Todd
L. F. Covey
Lower
Delaware
E. C. Evans
Jack Sharkey
Mickey Walker
Ichard Bis
Jacks Cooper
Hearst Metrone News
Vernes. & Thurs
Nancy Carroll and
Messenger Boy
Aca
Bonds
China Platt
Townater
Walter Sparklin
Esskay Meat Dealer
Frankfurts
SK Highland Maide Butter
SK Steer
Del
Vitaphone
SUSTA
Csuea
The
Kansas City Star
Jeannette MacDonald
Annabellee
Daddy Long Legs
Pia
IGA
Srn Tae
Rheith
Campbell's Pork & Bean
Bara
Kellogg's Rice Krispies
Pire Tb
Lee. Jar
Aia
Tember
George’s Sanitary Market
Denton, Mattland
Independent Grocers Alliance
States
Parker Pencils
PF. J. Wright
Denton, Maryland
Automobile Dires Baltimo
Baltimore
Pist
Love Point
Dilver
Truths (Inc
Eastern Shore
Eastern Railroad
Journal
Geo. R. Willey
Greenwood
South Second Street
P. G. Crouse
M. A. Brackett
WM. Pepper Constable
Maryland Trust
Elkton
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