Democratic constructive legislation praised in Cantrall speech
The text praises Democratic achievements under Woodrow Wilson, detailing laws and programs such as the Federal Reserve Act, farm loan and Underwood tariff laws, labor and women’s protections, and war financing. It contrasts Democratic successes with Republican inaction, arguing Wilson’s leadership advanced national welfare and justice.
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Senate
House
James C. Cantrall
Kentucky
Democratic Party
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Republican Party
Bureau of Markets
Bureau
Department of Labor
Congress
America
War Made Soldier a Better Man Says Canon Talbot
Rev Henry Talbot of Washington notes many Americans view the war's impact with optimism as the average doughboy becomes wiser and more virtuous through military service. He reflects a widespread belief among observers that the conflict improved character and conduct overall.
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America
Henry Talbot
Washington
Canon Talbot
Famine in Canned Goods Predicted Widely in U S
Editorial notes warn of a looming famine in canned goods this winter due to limited supply and high prices. Packing houses were slow to contract, growers planted less, and a spring freeze reduced fruit output, causing nationwide shortages and rising costs.
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Flowor
Baltimore
United States
In sad remembrance of W Lawrence Turner August 1920
A mother's loving remembrance of her son W Lawrence Turner who died in August 1920. She recalls the August day of his passing, her sorrow, tears, and faith that they will meet in Heaven. Sister Mabel signs the remembrance as a personal memorial poem styled note.
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W. Lawrence Turner
Lawrence
Sister Mabel
One of Delaware's Largest Oaks Found Near Mt Zion Church
Miscellaneous items note a giant oak in Broad Creek near Mt Zion M E Church measuring four feet above ground at 14 inches circumference and 111 feet spread. Eastern Shore farmers expect good sweet potato prospects while Irish potato prices falter. Delaware Democrats plan a rally in Rehoboth to pick a national committeeman to replace Chancellor Wolcott. A special August clearance sale at J Ed Nichols is announced. Three Chester Town jail inmates escaped last week.
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Delaware
Broad Creek
Mt. Zion M. E. Church
Delaware Democrats
Rehobot
Maryland highway signs map routes and towns for motorists
State Roads Commission installs large black and white highway signs along principal routes. Signs indicate current highway, town or village name, and distances to Baltimore and major cities ahead. Town limits get larger signs with street maps and routes out of town. At state line main highways, signs display key elements of the state vehicle law for visitors.
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Maryland
State Roads Commission
Baltimore
Weather brings strong crop gains across region
This week s fine growing weather after rains last week boosted crops. Corn is in fine condition and thriving. Late potatoes and sweet potatoes doing well. Truck crops and gardens healthy. pastures improving. Plowing for fall seeding progressing. A few apples and peaches that survived spring freezes are ripening.
Tull Family Visit in Oxford
Choptank notes Mr. John B. Tull of Oxford visiting his son, Mr. J. R. Tull.
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John B. Tull
Oxford
J. R. Tull
Public Sale of Valuable Personal Property on Walton Farm
WM. L. Butler and Leonard F. Covey announce a public sale of farm stock and equipment three miles from Williston toward Concord on the Walter Kelly farm. The catalog includes mule teams, mares, cows, a Deering binder, mowers, drill, rollers, plows, a gasoline engine with dril and saws, a cream separator, household goods, and more. Cash for sums under ten dollars, credit with notes for larger amounts payable at People's Bank of Denton, four months, with approved security.
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Walter Kelly
Williston
Concord
South Bend
New Holland
Dearborn
Peoples Bank of
Denton
WM. L. Butler
Leonard F. Covey
S. G. Nuttle
F. P. Covey
Denton National Bank
James H. Cannon
James Temple
H. Earle Smith
Trustees Sale of Homestead Lots in Denton Maryland
Public sale of three parcels in Denton Caroline county by trustees under circuit court decree in equity No 2063 Chy. Parcels A B C on Sixth and Gay streets described with frontages 76 50 and 44.3 feet and depths to 161.8 feet. Possession January 1 1922. Bidders may view plat at Postoffice and Lewis Knotta law offices.
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Ellen EB. Edwards
Albert A. Edwards
Calvert C. Merriken
Liber J. K.S
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Circuit Court
Mary C. Bullock
Walter F. Bullock
Sixth
Gay Streets
Gay Street
Burton W. Parker
Sixth Street
Lacey Butler
H. Waldorf
Harvey L. Cooper
George A. Bullock
Liber L. B. T
Burrsville
Wm. B. Stephens
Margaret Porter
T. W. Porter
Robert H. Dill
Orphans’ Court
J. Virgil Moore
Lizzie Moore
Levi Tilghman
Assignee's Sale of Valuane Real Estate in Caroline Co
Assignee Oscar Clark offers at public sale a mortgage property in Caroline County near Hillsboro and Ridgely. Tracts 1 2 3 and 4 5 described with road access and bridges, portioning sale by tract with option to combine for higher price. A two thirds loan may be arranged. payment terms 1 2 installments plus interest. title papers at purchaser expense. Auctioneer James Temple in Denton Maryland.
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Caroline County
Maryland
Federalsburg
Venton
Highwater
Faulkners Branch
Hillsboro-Jumptown Road
Jumptown-Ridgely Road
Oscar Clark
Hillsboro-Jumptown
Crouse’s
Joan W. Clark
James Temple
Denton
Public Sale of Valuables From Denton Farm
The undersigned offers for sale at the Mrs. Vashti Garey farm on the Denton to Harris Chapel road a varied estate. Items include mules weighing about 1050 lbs each and a six to eight year old milk herd of Jersey Holstein and Guernsey cows. Included are horses, wagons, farming implements, harness, weapons none, and household goods such as bedsteads and furniture.
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Jack
Jersey
Holstein
Guernsey
Dentistry at unmatched prices and service in city
Dentistry in all its branches at prices that for workmanship and quality of material cannot be equaled in the city or elsewhere. ARTIFICIAL TEETH-Some want quality, others quantity. We can furnish teeth at any price. Open daily from 8 p.m. to 6 p.m. Appointments by mail or phone.
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Denton Journal
Toward Melvin Benj. H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Federal Reserve Board
White House
Chicago
New York
Mississippi River
Gulf
B. E. Carmichael
The
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Maryland Extension Service
United States Senate
Denny
France
American Legion
Walter & Rutter
State Senate
Nelson H. Fooks
Preston, Md
A. Fletcher Sisk
House of Delegates
Harry H. Smith
Marc Bryant
Denton, Md
Henderson and
Barclay
T. Robinson
Marydel, Md
Civil Service Examinations
R. Terry
Civil Service
Continental
Washington, D.C
Howard Melvin
Ford
W. C. Harding
Bethlehem, Md
Hobbs
Roy Scott
Elsmere
Jos. H. Gould
Watts
Leonard Covey
Ual Umass
Henry R. Lewis
J. Owen Knotts
Trustees
Commissioners of
W.S. Crouse
Washington College
Chestertown
Department OF Commerce
Department of Education
Camp Meade, MD
Camp Meade
Israte Mighiles
Loop Station
Camp Enue
John T. McKay
Remount Depot
M. Fox & Sons Company
Courtland Street
Baltimore, Md
COW Testing Association
Rainbow Butterboy
Hengerveld
Chas. W. Sigler
Greensboro, Md
Denton Ice and Fuel CO
Denton Auto CO
Calvin F. Waltaman
Sadie M. Haltaman
Charles Jarrell
Hillsboro
Ridgely
Milton C. Smith
Jumptown
Smith Land
Tuckahoe River
Starkey
Tuckahoe
Hi Pere
Hynson
Calvin F. Haltaman
West
Denton Bridge
Brick Mill
M. Lacy
John Dyer
Harriet Dyer
Nathaniel Tilghman
Auct
State Road
W. G. Wooters
Ella Minner
Ridgely, Md
W. F. Wolf
den- Mar
U. S. Light & Heat Corporation
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Saya
Den-Mar Mobile Co
W. A. Smith
Howard, JR
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