Hughes Announces Candidacy for Sheriff in Greensboro Md
J R Hughes, a Democrat from Greensboro Maryland, declares his candidacy for the sheriff's office after persuasion by fellow Democrats. He asks party members and acquaintances for support and states his intent to let voters determine the outcome. He believes he can serve the people well if nominated and elected.
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GREENSBORO
Pritchett
Tillsboro
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Caroline county
Sherli
J.R. HUGHES
Greensboro, Md
James Temple Seeks Democratic Sheriff Nomination
Advertisement from Denton Maryland dated April 10 1928 announces James Temple a Democrat running for sheriff. He asks party support at the primaries and pledges full attention to the office if elected.
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Denton
Caroline County
JAMES TEMPLE
William G. Smith Seeks Democratic Nomination for Sheriff
William G. Smith announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Sheriff in Caroline County. Born and raised there, he has never held elective office and seeks party support to run if nominated and elected. He pledges to perform the duties to the best of his ability.
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Caroline
WILLIAM G. SMITH
Register of Wills
REUBEN GAREY
Elliott for Sheriff Opens County Primary Campaign
W T Elliott announces candidacy for sheriff in Ridgely Maryland urging Democratic voters to nominate him in the upcoming primaries. He pledges to serve with honor and credit to the public and asks party support across the county.
Kelley Runs for Sheriff Nomination in Eighth District
George W. Kelley announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff in the Eighth District. He urges Democratic voters and friends to support his bid, citing years of party work and sincere effort for party tickets.
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GEORGE W. KELLEY
Public Sale Near Hickman to Reduce Farm Property
The undersigned plans a public sale at his home near Hickman on the road to Smithville starting at 10 o'clock in the morning. Items to be sold include personal property as he moves to a smaller farm.
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Hickman
Smithville
Live Stock and Farm Implements Auction Listing
One Brown Horse seven years old a good worker and driver weight about 1150 pounds. One Bay Mare seven years old a food worker and driver. One Bay Mare twelve years old a good worker. One Bay Mare Colt two years old born May. One Gray Horse a good driver a lady s horse. Six Cows all butter cows two Heifers all fresh in spring. Two Good Brood Sows one will bring pigs in September. One Riding Cultivator two 1-Horse Cultivators one Acme Harrow two Horse Plow one Mower one Binder good as new run three seasons one Com Planter one Wagon one Cart one Roller one Drag one Drill one Rake one Dearborn Plow Harness dollars Bridles one Dearborn Pole. Lot of Household Goods.
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York
John Deere
Thomas
Syracuse
Public sale of valuable farm stock and implements
The undersigned as Attorney in Fact for William D Anthony owner, announces a public sale without reserve at the Denkyne Farm near Sheppard's Church on the Burrsville Greenshuro road, starting at ten o clock in the morning on 1913. The sale lists valuable horses, mules, colts, cows, a Hereford bull, farming implements and household goods.
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William D. Anthony
Denkyne Farm
Sheppard’s Church
fron Burrsville
Greenshuro
Auction of Livestock and Horses Then and Now
A sale listing describes Svoch and Liz a gray mule pair from Los Angeles aged 12 and 1050 pounds each noted as quick and gentle. It lists Laura the black mare with a colt by Directurette, May and Hambletonian stock colts, two yearlings Oak ley I and Corker, Merry Fellow bay horse and Ruby and Dexter horses, Mniud bay mare with four by large jack, Dock Hereford bull, and three milk cows with Hereford bull calves.
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Liz
Jerry
Laura
Directurette
May
Hambletonian
Oakley I
Corker
Merry Fellow
Ruby
Hackney
Dexter
Mniud
Dock
Auction of Farming Implements and Household Goods
A large sale listing includes two farm wagons and racks, implements such as corn cutters and planters, harrows, seeders, harnesses, tools, plows, sleigh, ropes, and household furniture. Real estate terms require cash for under ten dollars and credit on secured notes for larger sums, with removal only after terms are met. Oscar Clare acts as attorney-in-fact for William D. Anthony, with F. P. Covny as auctioneer.
Democratic Party Nomination Request by Howard Melvin
Howard Melvin, a newspaper man, asks Democrats to nominate him for the House of Delegates. He vows to serve the county and state well, pledges allegiance to the party, and seeks broad support from various parts of the county.
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House of Delegates
Democratic party
HOWARD MELVIN
Public Farm Sale Near Bethlehem Caroline County
Intending to discontinue farming, I will sell all my farm near Bethlehem Caroline county rain or shine on 1913 beginning at 10 o'clock. Livestock includes mules cows a bay horse and several ponies plus farming implements, harness, tools, bees, hay and seed. Terms cash under 10 dollars and credit 12 months with interest bearing note. Auctioneers and clerks listed.
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Bethlehem
Caroline county
Philip W Downes Seeks County Commissioner Vote
An advertisement requests support from Democratic voters for Philip W Downes in the Sixth District to run for County Commissioner. It urges party voters to back his candidacy.
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Caroline County
PHILIP W. DOWNES
Third Letter to Caroline County Democrats on Treasurer Nomination
Denton Maryland August 16 1913 a candidate for the Democratic nomination for County Treasurer asks for party aid. He is sixty three lifelong Democrat and pledges to serve a single term only. He will resign after one term and hopes to meet voters across the county and value their support.
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Caroline County
Dem candidate for Caroline County Treasurer seeks party support
A long time Democratic voter and loyal party supporter from Smithville Maryland announces his candidacy for County Treasurer. He pledges faithful service, fiscal economy, and careful handling of public accounts aligned with voters’ wishes.
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Caroline
Democratic party
OOTEE S. LIDEN
Smithville
Notice of Taxpayers Sitting at Court House
Taxpayers will sit to collect taxes between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. at the office of the county attorney in the Court House and at all other units as specified.
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Court House
How Dan Delivered the Senor
Deputy U S marshal Dan and a stubborn writer recount a wild cross border mission to escort Senor Neenaredo Meneses from Mexico to the United States. The tale spins through revolver jokes, a stubborn desk, a fugitive’s extradition, and a thrilling train ride amid rebels and readers craving news of battle.
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Through Ticket Home Ends Juarez Escape
Dan the deputy marshal recounts a wild Juarez El Paso escape with a prisoner as crowds shout and gunfire erupts. A late change unveils a political twist, revealing Meneses’s rise and a warning from BEN RICE that lingers. Dan’s bravado masks a grim truth he never learns to read.
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Dan
Ben Rice
U. S
Juarez
Mexico
Uncle Sam
Mexico City
Scenyer
Daniel
galid brad
pineta
Pbyvelis
Nisgro
old Ben Rice
El Paso
Ben
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Meneses
Chihuahua
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Mark Twain and O Henry as Old Columnists
A Chicago Post note recalls Mark Twain and O Henry as historic columnists. It surveys their burlesque style and humor in old days writing columns, with samples and remarks on their rivalry with imaginary readers and burlesque novels.
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Mark Twain
C. Henry
uop
Arithmeticus
Virginia City
Nev
O. Henry
G. F
Mark Twals
Eleanor Glyn
Arnold Bennett
Chicago Post
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