Maryland at the Centennial Model Under Construction
A four ton plaster model of Maryland is being cast for the Sesqui-Centennial Expo in Philadelphia. Ralph F. Nolley leads the work with state officials and observers noting the detailed, illuminated miniatures of all Maryland cities towns rivers railroads and landmarks. The exhibit will showcase agricultural natural and industrial features with night lighting and is due to arrive in Baltimore before shipment to Philadelphia.
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Maryland
Philadelphia
Ralph F. Nolley
Nolley
Ritchie
Waldo Newcomer
A. S. Goldsborough
Coolidge
Maryland Geological Survey
United States Geological Survey
Edward B. Matthews
Baltimore
Garrett
Allegany
Garrett County
Washington
Capitol Building
Washington Monument
Annapolis
Del Mar Va Eastern Shore Association targets 100000 annual pledge
The Del Mar Va Eastern Shore Association seeks 100000 a year for two years to secure permanent status. By March 1 officials expect to reach the target as counties report pledges and a Salisbury launch set the plan in motion. Local quotas include Wicomico 16666, Dorchester 7500, Sussex 11000, Somerset 6000, Worcester 10000, Kent 6000 with varied progress and a 10000 yearly Wilmington Chamber pledge. Queen Anne and Caroline counties plan conferences to bolster support.
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Del-Mar-Va
Eastern Shore Association
Salisbury
F. P. Adkins
Wicomico
Dorchester County
Sussex County
Somerset County
Worcester County
Kent County
Maryland
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce
Chestertown
Queen Anne
Centreville
Caroline County
Peninsula association plans sail as counties pledge support
Denton courthouse hosts Friday meeting at 2 PM where counties pledge moral support for the Association. Chairman F P Adkins notes no county seeks a free ride as they buy tickets, aiming to attract tourists and settlers to the Peninsula’s resort and home-site opportunities.
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Denton
Association
F. P. Adkins
Senate action strips publicity provision from tax bill
The Senate voted 49 to 32 to remove the publicity requirement for income and other tax returns from the pending tax bill. Observers expect the House to accept the change and public sentiment to back the move.
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United States Senate
House
Card of Thanks to Friends and Neighbors
Melville Hubbard and Brothers express gratitude for the help during grandmother's illness and death. They thank friends for kindness, autos used, and the floral tributes.
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Melville Hubbard and
William C Andrew Seeks Sheriff Post in 1926
William C Andrew of Denton Maryland announces candidacy for sheriff in 1926. He urges friends across the county to support his nomination and election, citing prior sheriff duties as beneficial to taxpayers. Jan. 16, 1926.
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William C. Andrew
Denton, Md
Man Wanted to Join Furniture Sales Team in Denton Area
A real opportunity is open in Denton and vicinity for a man to devote either part or full time as a Furniture Sales man. An excellent proposition. Apply MILLER BROTHERS, Dept. C Wilmington, Del.
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Denton
Vicinity
Miller Brothers
Dept. C
Wilmington
Del
Estate Listing of Home Goods in Greensboro Md
An overstuffed living room suite and tap estry along with a full dinner set of dishes are offered. Apply to 2-19-1¢ Mrs Paul C Phillips Greensboro Md for details and delivery arrangements.
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Paul C, Phillips
Greensboro, Md
Denton Maryland Two Lots Sell At Public Auction 1926
Court sale of two Denton lots at Eighth and Gay streets in Caroline county to be held March 2 1926. Lot 1 50 by 126 feet with improvements including a seven room two story dwelling. Lot 2 50 by 126 feet. Sale options include separate or combined with terms one third cash day of sale and balance in six and twelve months or all cash. Aucts Leonard F Covey and J Herbert Harris.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
James H. Harris
Isaac Harris
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Eighth and
Gay Streets
Gay Street
Eighth Street
William Scott
Leonard Statum
Elizabeth Harris
Liber L. B. T
John T. Harris
Brooms Available and Poultry Supply Notice
Wholesale and retail brooms offered with a limited supply of Black Jersey Giant chicks or eggs. Call 160-F 14 in Williston or write 2-6-8t J. H. Quillen, Preston, Mud.
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Williston
Missing silver meshbag found at Smithson's Hox Social
Finder urged to return a silver meshbag lost during Smithson's Hox Social on February 2. Reward offered. Miss Ruth Collins, 2-13 Preston, Md, seeks the item’s return.
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Smithson
Ruth Collins
Preston
For Sale Timber and Soy Bean Hay and Chickens
For sale Timothy and soybean hay. Also seeking to buy four to five hundred young Leghorns. Contact the advertiser with price expectations dated 2 19 3¢.
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Timothy
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin
Benj, H Johnson
Melvin & Johnson Publishers
Amd
Man
Denton, Maryland
Fred R. Owens
J. Owen Knotts
Trustees
Leonard F. Covey and
J. Herbert Harris
J. H. Quillen
Horn Nena
W.P. Taylor
Preaton, Md
Journal
Valentine
Valentines
Eastern Shore Gas & Electric Co
Methodist Episcopal Church
Melvin E. Wheatley
God
Lord
Christ
Epworth League
Jesus
Newnam’s
George T Redden
Burrsville
Herman Griffith
Joan A. Stevens
Josian A. Beck
Redden’s Palace Theatre
Abraham Lincoln
Warner Bros. Present
Irene Rich
Huntly Gordon
John Harron
June Marlowe
Ed Piel
Gayne Whitman
Jimmie Quinn
Wilfred Lucas
Gertrude Astor
Elinor Faire
Don Alvarado
Zane Gray
Paramount
FBI
Adolph Zukor
Jesse L. Lasky
Chlanderer
Raoul Walsh
Babylon
Redden
Second Street
Refined Photo Productions
RADIO
Radiola
Radio Gale
Westinghouse
Magnavox
Exide
Eveready
Philco
Burgess
Tungars
Balkit
the Radio Man
H. S. Gale
Hillsboro, Md
S. C. Rhode Island
RE. D. Prince
P.O. Henderson
Ridgely
Prairie State
C. A. Sennett
T. H. Everngam
E. Todd
Ward
FE. Harris
Melissa Ward
John Irwin
Denton , Maryland
R. B. Zacharias
Greensboro
Savings Bank
Henry T. Nuttle
Press
J. Frank Wright
The
Goldsboro Bank
Goldsboro
Robert Jarrell, JR
L. B. Towers
Pres
Fred Towers
Sec
Treas
S. Frank Cole
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