Local notes and ads feature sales and meetings
Wheat corn prices and farm stock listed for sale. Denton and Federalsburg merchants advertise goods and services. Local real estate transfers include Ambrose Lucas buying 15.4 acres for 10000 and Goldsborough selling Dennison tracts. Postmaster and church notices, campaign meeting plans, and highway funding discussion accompany community events.
Summer Visitors Thrive in Denton and Nearby
A large influx of visitors from Philadelphia Georgetown Milton and Baltimore stayed with Denton residents this week. Many guests traveled to see relatives attend social events and enjoy local hospitality while Mrs Leila Smith remains ill with typhoid fever. The piece lists dozens of names and households hosting or visiting in the area, noting travel from Philadel phia Baltimore Indianapolis and New York along with several local family connections and social gatherings.
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Annie Gill
William Gil
Philadelphia
N. W. White
Georgetown
R. M. Collins
O. S Betts
Milton
W.icke Wright
James Hf. Visher
Wisher
W. C. Smith
Ingleside
W. S. Diddig and Son
Baltimore
Fannie Smith
Church Hill
HL. Larle
Charles Albright
Columbus
N. J
Homer Rice
Nmitess
Idah Griffith
George Collison
G. Af. Christie
Helen
Ruth Boarman
Mire
Lverett Pepper
J. Lester Hakesley
Lucy Jones
W. OG. Frazier
A. J. Hayes
James H. Thawley
Denton
John L. Lyeragam
Frank L. R. Nuttle
Chincoteague Island
Ida Green
Elsie Kraft
Pauline Roe
J.C. Spencer
M.A. Collison
Greenwood
John Rotatum
Wilson Saulsbury
Wilson
New York
A. R. Wright
J. H. Nichols
Velma Trice
Thos
Hollingsworth
Wiliam Bullock
Anna Mar
Concord Camp
H. Larle Smith
Paul Wright
Henderson News and Visits Creek Through Town
Henderson notes include Miss Liphonsie Goodwin returning home from a two week visit with sister Miss Edith Goodwin at Chetter Mr and Mrs Cred Bowdle and children from Philadelphia visiting Mr and Mrs A.3 Gooden. Several local residents and visitors are listed with brief mentions of moves and calls at homes and social stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liphonsie Goodwin
Edith Goodwin
Chetterton
Cred Bowdle
Philadelphia
Gooden
J. T. Richards
WL. Goodwin
Ridley Park
Wiliam Goodwin
Wilson Parvis
Wilmington
G. H. Wilson
Hs Canning House
Amos Coffin
Bk. Coffin
West
Baltimore
C. H. Clayville
Hattie McFarland
New York
Annie Jenson
Ida Pritchett
C. W. Bates
H. P. Porter
Greensboro
Polytechnic
Albert Rodgers
Shull
Charles B Butler
East Annex
Houveland
Harry Bastian
RR. Shull
Joseph DB. Taylor
Oxford
Harry Applin
Ashby Seward
William Walters
S. D. Carrow
Sadlersville
T. H. Jarman
Ocean Grove
Almont Baggs
J. W. Porter
Rehoboth
Bertha Shull
Preston
Walter Smith
Carlisle
Langrell
Vacation Guests and Camp Life Reported in Temmeville
Local residents and visitors from Baltimore Wilmington New York Philadelphia Dover Georgetown and Summit Bridge gather at camps and homes for vacations. Families Edna Tiller Kyle Heather Myrtle Heather Emma McKnott Pearl Cooper Emma Robinson Isabel Roe and others are noted with movements to and from camps along with reports of fishing along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Moore
Baltimore
John Robinson
Wilmington
Harvey Vaulkner
New York
Edna Tiller
Kyle
A. F. Heather
Myrtle Heather
Beulah NeVille
Summit Bridge
Lucy Arnel
Milford
Anna Mae Rust
Dover
Emma McKnott
Pearl Cooper
Emma Robinson
Charlottsville
Isabel Roe
Myrtle
Helen Heather
Wesley
Harlan Ilony
Philadelphia
Enos Pippin
Lola Bowen
Margaret Sparks
Georgetown
Del
Roland Knotts
Marydel Camp
Greensb ore News Makers Crop Tone and Local Socials
Large corn acreage and fine condition signal next week harvest while tomato crop runs normal and canneries prepare for brisk activity. Mentions of Mrs. Alva M. Biddle party and numerous regional visitors, marriages, and local business moves. Greensboro tax rate set at 30 cents per hundred, with detailed social notes from August events and regional travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Reeves
M. P
North
Caroline
Nettie Longfellow
Smith Longfellow
Asheville
Greensboro
R. R. Shull
J. W. Berge
Alva M. Biddle
Lawrence Greenlee
Philadelphia
Harry A. Harrington
Memphis
L. Harrington
Wilmington
J. C. Harrington
H. E. Bonham
L. C. Oldham Manufacturing Company
Germantown
Wm. Whittaker
Chester
Josephine Pippin
Mabel Smith
Walter Seville Keys
Clayton
Massey
Elwin Anderson
Maggie Cox
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
Warren Burr
Edward Pearsaul
Graham
Ethel Jackson
R. Prank Owens
Greensboro Milling Co
Ellicott City
North East
Maryland seeks tomato wilt disease samples for resistant varieties
In addition to common leaf blight, two forms of tomato wilt affect Maryland fields this year. One wilt is bacterial with wilted tips, the other a soil fungus causing yellowing from the bottom up. Specialists at the State Horticultural Department aim to test many diseased fields to find resistant varieties. Notify Maryland Agricultural College and Experiment Station in College Park with field details of plant deaths.
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Maryland
State Horticultural Department
Maryland Agricultural College and Experiment Station
College Park
Drainage completion hailed as health measure for town
The community celebrates rapid progress on the drainage system despite heat and initial setbacks. Officials tout health benefits and long term savings while residents anticipate lower doctor bills and improved sanitation. Local farming notes report Elberta peach harvests and canning plans as crops ripen together amid a dry season. Obituaries note Mrs. Price of Talbot County passing at Easton Hospital. survivors include four sons and two daughters. Albert G. Saulsbury recuperates at his Rehoboth cottage as Day and Saulsburys visit the seaside town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Evers
Billy
Rudgery
Christ
Mesere Saulsbury
W. J. Hoffman « Co
Caroline County
Denton
Price
Prank Price
Talbot County
Easton Hospital
Albert G. Saulsbury
Saulsbury
Rehoboth
Thos
L Day
Irwin P. Saulsbury
Local Notables Share Visits and Travel Notes Across Towns
A Salisbury writer notes Dr. Pilchard enjoys public confidence as a physician and surgeon. The piece lists visiting friends and relatives from Kent Island, Baltimore, Washington, Wilmington, Philadelphia, and other spots, with many near town guests at Pennington and Beaven households. Also mentions farm seeds advertised for Rock Bottom prices by Peninsula Produce Exchange of Maryland.
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Pilchard
Greensboro
Salisbury
Wicomico News
Blarris Legs
Kent Island
Chamberland
Houston Russom
Baltimore
J. FP. Rusom
Bruce Imerson
Mire
Alin Pennington
Washington
Pletcher Pennington
Sp7rts
Aviat
Wilmington
Wan. B. Burchinal
Gueste Rees
Virginia
Jane
Clayton
Willian P. Tleming
Herbert Beaven
Dover
George N. Beaven
W. L) Mason
Helen
Arnold
Norman Clark
Willister
Alma J. ‘Thompson
Corcord Camp
Minena C Todd
John Calloway
G. LL Wilson
Ko J Bowen
Lizzabeth Stewart
A. Branford
Margaret C. Jarrell
Rehoboth
Warner Brashears
PS Sparklin
Laura Mason
Faston
W. J. Mason
T. Coursey
Centreville
W. N. Shampson
Philadelphia
Sudlersville
SN. Pilchard
Smith
Helen 2. Kleming
William Usran
Charles Jarrell
Sarah Redman
Delaware
Powell Short
Lillian Manchee
Denton
Peninsula Produce Exchange of Maryland
Pocomohe City
Hobbs News Letter Highlights Local Life and Travel
A Hobbs assistant postmaster narrowly escapes drowning during a Delaware outing. The column chronicles camp gatherings at Elwood, visits by families from Baltimore Philadelphia and Brooklyn, and social rounds in Rehoboth Reedsville and Glyndon. Frequent travel and local farming, cider making, and a Love Point excursion round out the update.
Baby named for Gov Woodrow Wilson born in county
A baby boy born Monday to Mr and Mrs Wilmer C Christopher has been named for Gov Woodrow Wilson. The boy is healthy and mother doing well. Father is a semi professional baseball pitcher and a Wilson supporter. Caroline County School Commissioners plan to buy seven acres on Academy Avenue for a new high school facing State road with room for playgrounds. Farmer Daniel Wright found a twin squash, two large and united at one side with a common stem, shown by Postmaster Jefferson. Jesse J Legar to move Monday with family to Shepherdstown WV to lease a mill for three years.
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W. J. Blackiston
Kodaks
F. J. Wright
Denton
F. T. Benson
M. P
W. WW. Noble
Carroll
Ambrose Lucas
Smith
Chapel
George T. Redden
Fifth Avenue
William Bullock
Denton Md
Thomas R. Green
Charles Andrew
Parnell Johnson
Itarry A. Roop
Austin
Third Street
E Henry
RK. Lewis
Dennis Kelley
Francis M. Gooding
T. Alan Goldsborough
Dennison
Funk & Cooper
T L. Day
Wiliam R. Conaway
Baltimore
Edward Conaway
Georgetown
Ellendale
T.alan Goldsborough
Cool Spring Farm
John Dillon
Lawrence B. Towers
Towers
Cool Spring
T. J. Williams
Cohen & Finkelstein
Greensboro
Eerwin M. Garey
Garey
Carter Block
Templeton
Journal
Wilson
Marshall
Covington
Constable
Heptasop
State Roads Commission
Wilmer C. Christopher
Woodrow Wilson
Besdes
Caroline County
Academy Avenue
Daniel Wright
Jefferson
Jesse J. Legar
Federalsburg
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Gertrude Lhza Mitchell
J. M. Mitchell
Laurel
Del
Melvin I. Wheatles
Burrsville M. J
Mt. Pleasant M. J. Parsonage
Lida Morris
Mildred Pusey
William L. James
Ocean View
J. J. Wheatley
Oak Grove
M. FE. Parsonage
Durrsville
Wilmington Conference Academy
W. L. Pritchett
Jos, McDaniel
Sarah Lodge
Dover
Dudley Crossley
Clayton
Charles Elsey
Franklin Achy
W.O. Pusey
W. W. Shap
Salle Sharp
Mabel Hurley
Ett. Burton
Seaford
E. Morris
J. Y. Wheatley
Helen Green
Norristown
Mary Kelley
Bridgeville
G. C. Williams
H. A. Paine
Ruth Wilson
Mary George
Eric Green
Louise Garey
Mary Nichols
Crhel Gant
Anna Fisher
Miss Locklove
Chambersburg
Miriam Clark
Ridgely
Miss Moore
Miss Hoover
Washington
Mr. Reynolds
Messrs
Winfield Nichols
Lester [Verngam
Stanley Deahyne
Clarence Frimpton
James Garey
Saulsbury Garey
Roy Smith
Duke Smith
Woodall Green
Edward Breeding
Cora Reed
Ralph Stey
Butler Wa
Golden W. Butler
Camden
Glenn
Atlantic City
New York
George Clinton Paine
Neweth
New Jersey
Paine
Hibbard A. Pane
H. S Hager
Flossie
Hi. A. Paine
Denon
Harry V. Crampton
Detroit
Michigan
Ir. Frampton
Ella Nutte
Rockefeller Institute Hospital
Columbia Hospital
Columbia
South Carolina
J. W. Dunk and
Social notes from Emithville and nearby towns
Miss Bernice Carroll of Springfield Massachusetts and Miss Claudia Thomas of Cambridge visit Miss Roberta Bowels. Mr Lacy Spence and Miss Philipps of Philadelphia stay with former parents nearby. J S Bullock of Rowlandsville returns home after a visit. Mabel Thompson of Seaford visits Miss Lisa Alford. Mr and Mrs David H Bryan of Easton visit relatives. Nellie Cohee of Williston guests Mrs Clarence Atkinson.
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Emithville
Bernice Carroll
Springfeld
Mas
Claudia Thomas
Cambridge
Roberta Bowels
Lacy Spence
Ro ¢ Phillips
Phiadelphia
J. S. Bullock
Rowlandsville
Mabel Thompson
Seaford
Lisa Alford
David H. Bryan
Faston
Nellie Cohee
Williston
Clarence Atkinson
School board confirms appointments for Hickory Hill and Choplank
The School Board on Tuesday confirmed the appointments of Miss Iva Williams Hickory Hill Miss Edith Dill principal Moore's Miss Mary Todd principal and Miss Myrtle Patchett assistant Choplank Miss Ruth Stewart Nabb's and Miss Nellie Dunning Concord Schools will be opened on September 6th.
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Iva Williams
Hickory Hill
Edith Dill
Moore’s
Mary Todd
Myrtle Patchett
Choplank
Ruth Stewart
Nabb's
Nellie Dunning
Concord
This Is the People's Fight for Democratic Support in Caroline
A Denton Maryland notice urges Caroline county Democrats to fund the Democratic National Campaign Committee for Woodrow Wilson. It asks for immediate contributions of any size, promises weekly published tallies, and assures funds go only to the national campaign via Wells's national treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Democratic National Campus Committee
Woodrow Wilson
Cary
Wells
P. O
Ilixkv
R. Lewis
Denton
Apple Culture On Sladern Shore Orchard Care And Training
Apple culture grows as a key industry on the Sladern Shore with careful orchard management emphasized. Experts Davis Jackson Lapham Soper Mitchell and others show proper pruning restraint and form to ensure trees bear heavy fruit without damage and produce a profitable crop in Caralire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sladern
Davis
Jackson
Lapham
Soper
Mitchell
Sparks Famous Shows Coming To Town
Sparks Shows publicity chief Mr Cinh announced the circus will exhibit at Towers Circus Grounds on Monday September 9. Local merchants supplied provisions as agents promote the event and pay day lies on the same date. The show employs over 50 publicity staff and boasts praise from critics for entertainment and management in dealings with the public. Weather favorable likely boosts attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
CS. Cinh
Towers Circus
Department of Publicity
Air
Clark
Bing
Levy Court appoints panel to study new public road
Commissioners named Robert Jarrell Sr Marion Jarmen and Alda Jickson to determine if a new public road should be built from Golaboro to Bridgetown along land lines of Bauer Clark to a point on Goldsboro Baltimore road between Cahall and Wilkerson. The Towers firm won coal for jail and courthouse at 643 per ton. County to solicit bids for a bridge across the Choptank River and State Aid to Willow Pond in Tuckahoe Neck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Jarrell
Marion Jarmen
Alda Jickson
Beardwifio Golaboro
Bridgetown
Thomas H. Bauer
John T. Clark
Goldsboro
Baltimore Corner
Charles W Cahall
Jane Wilkerson
Lik Towers
Furni
Orphans Court Adopts Guardian Accounts and Probate Orders
In Orphans Court on Tuesday before Judges Clik Rawlings and Stevens Jula T Adams guardian for Howard L Adams and Solomon L Adams presented first and final guardian accounts which were approved. Martha E Downes and Alice Downham executors of George Davis presented references from legatees which were approved. The last will and testament of Andrew C Griffith was admitted to probate and letters testamentary issued to John Howard. Bond fixed and approved. Notice to creditors ordered. Jonathan Evins and Frank P B Covey appointed to appraise the personal estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Clik, Rawlings
Stevens
Jula T. Adams
Howard L. Adams
Solomon L. Adams
Martha IE. Downes
Alice Downham
George Davis
John W. Dosahan
Deborah A. Stifford
Andrew C Griffith
John Howerd
Jonathan Evins
Prank PB. Covey
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