Local notices sweep Talbot county and vicinity
A long list of local items mentions coal and wood piles warming, markets and canning firms, bankruptcy filings, and sales. It notes the Mardel Canning Company factory sale, J H Nichols Co clearance, Calvert Todd applying for bankruptcy act relief, and Talbot County game and fish group with Baker as president. Also covered are church services, revival efforts, school topics, a legal case in appeals, a January bazaar, and a house fire near Concord with insured loss and displacement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avaton
J. H. Pastorfield Co
Fred Paisley
Mercury
Talbot Produce Exchange
Caroline County
Calvert Todd
Federalsburg
Dean Gantt
Christ Church, St. Michaels
Columbia Stock Company
Calvert Co. Merriken
District of Columbia
J. Harry Covington
Holiness Church
G. L. Helsby
W. H. Vickers
Cambridge
A. S. Mowbray
D. C
Washington, D. C
M. E
Mowbray
Thomas Hr. Everagain
Home Economics Club
Stephens
W. K. Lord
Delaware Children’s Home Society
Ladies’ Aid Society of Concord Church
Andersontown
Manger
J. E. Smith
Preston
Wil Niston
Smith
Harry Porter
James I. Nichols
Mary C. Saunders
J. Clan Clark
Court of Appeals
T. Alan Goldsborough
Porter
Saunders
Henry K. Lewis
Ro Owens
Nichols
Clark
Norman Vancey
Concord
Vanscoy
Lamaily
Desnoyed
Prettiest Hillsboro wedding and social notices roll
Miss Irene Morgan of Queen Anne wed James Reynolds Murphy of Denton at Hillsboro M E Church with music by W B Sparks and Alma Thompson. The bridal party included Frances Dunham as bridesmaid and Dawson Todd as best man. The couple left by 8 33 train for Baltimore. A large family reunion followed at Albert Satterfield’s Fuckahoe Neck home with many relatives attending. Other weddings and engagements are noted in Ridgely and Denton areas, along with local society updates and travels of residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro M. E. Church
Irene
Hackett Morgan
James Reynolds Murphy
Denton
W. B. Sparks
Alma E. Thompson
W. F. Dawson
Lacy Murphy
Harry Flowers
John Hollingsworth
Queen Anne
Murphy
Baltimore
Albert Satterfield
Fuckahoe Neck
Win
Satter
Ridgely
Forbes
Concord Parsonage
Ethel Culver
Charles Culver
Federalsburg
Ernest Brown
J. M. Brown
Hobbs
H. 0 Kelso
Diggins
Wilmington
Wualliam Seward
Marie Notch
Loth
Goldsboro
M. I
Moore
John Rotch
Seward
William Seward
Elizabeth Hall
Anna Ruth
Hf. G. Wells
Easton
Miss Hall
Moore. Gibson
J. W. Thomas
Harrington
Charley Cannon
Greenwood
C. A. Pentz
R.D. Blackistone
St. Mary's
Mary Bauman
Atlantic City
T. R. Green
James A. Garey
London
Cape Town
South Africa
John O. Davis
Charles
Catherine
Philadelphia
T. Pliny Fisher
Howard A. Kelly
Joseph F. Watterson
Acme ‘Tea Company
John S. Barnhart
Washington
Lena Garey
Marriage Licenses Issued By Clerk Between 16th and 23st
The Clerk's office issued marriage licenses to multiple couples including J C Brauchle of Preston and Lillian Frase of Friendship Ernest Brown near Hobbs and Ethel Culver near Federalsburg Harry J Forbes Ridgely and Helen K Zimmerman Penton James R Murphy near Denton and Minnie J Morgan Queen Anne Isaac H Melvin Hurlock and Adda B Chaffinch near Smithville Charles Lister near Burrsville and Lydia Ebarris Goldsboro John Alford near Federalsburg and Minnie E Wright near Federalsburg Wm Seward Goldsboro and Marie Kotch Goldsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Brauchle
Preston
Lillian Frase
Friendship
Ernest Brown
Hobbs
Ethel Culver
Federalsburg
Harry J. Forbes
Ridgely
Helen K. Zimmerman
Penton
James R. Murphy
Denton
Minnie J. Morgan
Queen Anne
Isaac H. Melvin
Hurlock
B. Chaffinch
Smithville
Charles Lister
Burrsville
Lydia Ebarris
Goldsboro
John Alford
Seward
Marie Kotch
Fire kills three children in Trinity village blaze
A Sunday morning fire at a Ridgely Trinity colored village home belonging to a Young family claimed the lives of three very young children left alone while the mother visited her mother. The house caught fire around dawn and was found ablaze with the charred remains of the three children inside. The tragedy occurred while adults were away, leaving only the children aged about one to two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Ridgely
Marning
Young
Tre
Templeville Church hosts readings and music event
In Templeville on January 24 at 730 am Templeville Church will host an entertainment program featuring readings by Prof. Edward Clarke of Washington College Chestertown and songs by Mrs. Fred Ross and Miss Katherine Ross of Clayton Delaware Admission is 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Clarke
Washington College
Chestertown
Fred Ross
Katherine Ross
Clayton, del
Templeville Church
Enina McKnott
Pearle Cooper
Greensboro
Roland Knotts
Ridgely
Kate C. Knotts
Ladies’ Aid Society
William Sparks
Helen Sleather
Marycel
Florence Faulkner
N. AW. Bowen
Tomer Benton
Sadlersville
di. Alol
Downes
New York
Keansburg
N. J. Mi
Amlrs
Luning
William Moore
Marydel
Mary Knotts
Wilmington
AL PS Averett
Centreville
Emma Sparks
Barclay
Local Movements Report From Williston and Vicinity
Philip Webber moves a frame to Delaware and Algie Thomas from Vowling Creek succeeds him. Elmer Downes relocates to Spider farm as C. C. Lord moves to hotel property. Ri. Pepper relocates to Rock Coleman’s vacated place and goes to Hobbs farm near Concord. William Taylor moves family to Windy Hill. David Smith occupies A G Gellett house. Phan Frampton leaves Pvats phice for Pealiquor. Alice Neal moves to Williston occupying L Hignatt’s house. Rev. J J Smith misses last Sunday due to a lame ankle, hopes to be here tomorrow. Mrs M Ringe detained in Philadelphia over her daughter Sophia’s issues. A R Neal and O G Hignatt attend auto show in Baltimore. Commodore Henry Doerr returns from Philadelphia visit. William Maloney visits Mr and Mrs C C Lord on Sunday. Miss Rhoda Marine guests of Mrs J W Phawlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Webber
Gelletty Place
Delaware
Algie Thomas
Vowling Creek
Elmer Downes
Spider Farm
C. C. Lord
Ri. Pepper
Puckahoe Neck
Rock Coleman
Hobbs Farm
Concord
William ‘Taylor
Windy Hil David
Smith
A. G. Gellett
Phan Frampton
Baltimore
Commodore Henry Doerr
Philadelphia
William Maloney
Rhoda Marine
J. W.phawlay
Local Home Moves Report From Hickman Scene
Hickman news notes multiple property exchanges with Layton, Johnson, Green, and Kemp families moving through the area. Mrs. Silas Layton, Mrs. Celia Melvin, and Mrs. Amelia Cleaver are among those mentioned on the sick list with visitors from Greensboro and Philadelphia. Station agent E. E. Brown and wife planned a Chicago trip as Wade Ryan continues farming his plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Layton
Yenton
Harry Johnson
Mr. Layton
Charles ‘Todd
HH. Johnon
Will Breeding
T. M. Green
Mr Green
Charles Kemp
Silas Layton
Brescing
Oh V W. Noble
Celia Melvin
Mr. Noble
Geo. Haymond
E.W. Brown
Tarry Richie
Clem Fountain
Frank Cahall
Til, Melaney
Melaney
W. TE. Wooters
E. E. Brown
Chicago
Wade Ryan
Amelia Cleaver
Mary Hursey
Sallie Stevens
Mise Pilen Thignutt
Win. Pinder
Greensboro
Philadelphia
Local Notes From Henderson and Nearby Areas
Henderson updates report Miss Viola Hickman of Petterton returning with Miss Middred Gooden after a short visit. Mrs. William Clark had a finger amputated by Dr. Silker. A bone felon caused prior suffering since Thanksgiving. Mr. Anton Kabelka near town saws wood, two fingers severed. Skating on the mill pond attracts many locals. Mrs. William Phatson of Goldsboro visited relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. J Quillen spent Sunday with Mrs. Wilken near Pelter. Mrs. S James of New York visiting relatives here. Mrs. Kate Downs visiting her mother in Daver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Hickman
Petterton
Anton Kabelka
Nil
William Phatson
Goldsboro
J.quillen
Wilken
Pelter
G. HL. Wilson
Baltimore
S. 5. James
New York
Kate Downs
Daver
Queen Anne Social Notes From Queenstown Visitations
Mrs Downes of Queenstown has visited her daughter Mrs Co H Cordrey. Mrs G C Moore visited her daughter Mr Arthur Grace. Mildred Short of Chelanian spent the week end with her parent. Elsie Jackson of Wilmington visited Mrs W Stevens. Miss Lelia Bailey of Wye MINS spent Friday with Mrs Chae Rhode Kev GR Mays is now able to be out after illness. Mrs N C Staughn has been visiting friends near Bridgetown. Mr Emmett Garton accepted a position in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Short
Chelanian
Elsie Jackson
Wilmington
W. Stevens
Lelia Bailey
Wye Mins
Chae. Rhode
Kev
GR. Mays
N.C. Staughn
Bridgetown
Emmett Garton
Laura Shaner
Ridgely
Chase
Frasier
Mattewille
Annecting
TP. Reehards
Richards
Surtees
Atlantic City
Shroeter
Osford
Charles Sigler
Mildred Seward
Mee Cardele
Philadelphia
John Swing
C. V. Smith
Keba Clark
Rove Javneh
Corday
Rev
W.oe. T Habbart
Woos. Jones
Marydel
Swing
Bridge Club
Frank Hobbs
Mass
Bertha Jackson
Greensboro
Beanice Bower
Anne
The Ridgely News Column Items of Interest
Community Club met in the primary school to plan a Whitbind campaign for school improvements with funds raised January 26. Readings from Twenty Years in His House by Jane Addams were shared. Future meeting set for February 1 at Mrs. Prank Long’s home. Diphtheria cases reported among daughters of local residents. Isabel Ireland has mumps. Epworth League social held at Mrs. Tarte Swann’s with program and refreshments. Parish events include a Parcels Post Social at Roger’s garage January 28. Notables and travels noted, including Maria Day and Mrs. Charles Herag. Holy Communion planned at Reformed Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Addams
Prank Long
Fou
Dr. Haymaker
Plenty Welchler
FL Dragoo
Anna Richards
Pred. Seward
James Pippin
Diehl
Ravenna Richards
Nolan Smith
Tom Pollard
John Polland
Allie Hobbs
Isabel Ireland
Epworth Letsne
Methodist Church
Tarte Swann
Mess. Shipman
Willian Davis
Amd Mas
Charles Herag
Edith Onipy
Greensboro
Henry Wilkinson
Baltimore
Day
Reformed Church
CG. H Purner
Cambrilpe Hospital
Mirv James Sean
Price's
Stncan
Bethel and Federalsburg guests visit local hosts
Miss Kane Wallin Mass Virgie Stack and Mir James Harper from near Bethel along with Miss Dorothy Andrew and Mr Frank Smith from Federalsburg were weekend guests of Mir and Mrs Liden. A fall last Saturday injured a guest’s arm though not seriously. The weather shift brings more colds but no grip reported. Miss Alice Swanniger from Trappe now teaches here with Miss Pubbs and Miss Vasiestack stays with Mrs C C Liden for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane Wallin
Mass
Pubbs
Vasiestack
C, C, Liden
Local Notices From Town Readers Include Visits
Preston and others report visitors and family visits across Monongah West Virginia Brooklyn Nova Scotia and New Jersey. Details include Mrs Dr Reidy visiting Mr John Payne and Mi Parker from the U S Navy staying with Mr J I Parker. Amelia Carmine accepts position as teacher in Galshboro NLC. Several gaps noted in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr Reidy
Monongah
W. Va
John Payne
Osean Parker
U. S. Navy
J.I. Parker
Mutha Kord
An Colwell
Brooklyn
N.S
Withur Noble
New Jersey
M. E. Noble
Amelia Carmine
Galshboro
Nlc
Pine Valley note from Chestnut Grove area
Chestnut Grove Massachusetts Carrie Parker and son Cad visited her parents Mr and Mrs George Noble at Hickiumin The younger son of Mr and Mrs George Lashell had diphtheria and is improving Miss Florence Noble of Pichia stayed early this week at the home of Miss Denne Nichol Miss Maude Kelley and children visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Culver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mas
Carrie Parker and Son
Cad
Air Amd
Geore Noble
Ay Hickiunin
Mio Amd Mas
Ghearlashell
Florence Noble
Pichia
Peat
Mien Denne Nichol
Maude Felley
Alt
Mie
J Charles Culver
Federalsburg Deaths Involving Car Accident And Marriages
William Holder aged 61 died after a car ride from Hartlock to Federalsburg where two drivers stopped near Winchville and Holder lay in the car the men sought help to move him to a lane he died soon after. Also local farmer Mr. Alcader Corkran, 59, died at home near Federalsburg after events Saturday night. Hartman Cahall of Federalsburg to wed Miss Laura Jackett of Reliance at Reliance M E church parsonage Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Holder
Claiborne
Hartlock
William Smith
Federdsbup
Winchville
Isoldet
Mr Smith
Mr. Holder
Alcader
Corkran
Federalsburg
Ape
Arabelle Whiteley
Clarence H
Taylor
Residents Shifting Homes and Local Visits Noted
The year saw multiple relocations including Jesse Laster moving from Wesley Towers to W. F. Willis house, Elian Baker to Laster’s former place, and J McFarlane occupying W. H. Deen home. Elbert Deen moved to his Concord area farm while Deen family entertained guests at a six o'clock dinner. Miss Myrtle Von Nordick of Baltimore visits Mrs. Towers. Pliny Yoddo and bride now reside at the G Wright farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Laster
Wesley Towers
W. F. Willis
Elian Baker
J. Laster
Lowers Todd
W. L Towers
J. McFarlane
W. H. Deen
Elbert Deen
Concord
Min
Mra R. OR. Deen
Mra
Two Johns George W Towers Birthday Dinner Held
Mr and Mrs George W Towers hosted a Tuesday dinner on the 11th in honor of their birthday. Attendees included We FL Towers late son Roland Cleveland Heary Irene Towers Elizabeth Towers Willie Towers George Kelley Norman Ledman S K Fulton Myrtle Von Nemech Chester Towers George W Towers Jr and sister Lily Towers who will visit Mrs W B Cooke. Guests enjoyed vocal and instrumental music recitations and a later dining room refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two Johns
George W. ‘Towers
We. FL ‘Towers
Roland
Cleveland Heary
Irene Towers
Elizabeth Towers
Willie Towers
George Kelley
Norman Ledman
Preston
S. KR. Falton
Myrtle von Nordech
Baltimore
Chester “Towers
Cgeorge W. ‘Towers
Sykesville
Miss Lilliar Towers
Mure
W. Bi. Cooke
Marydel School Seeks Room and Teacher to Ease Crowding
Due to crowded conditions the Marydel school plans a new room and a third teacher as enrollment nears two dozen with two instructors. Professors Noble and Carroll visited to discuss relief options, while Mr tenry Davis was elected chorister of Marydel Church for Sunday services before preaching. Rev Walter Ford of Smyrna will preach at Marydel Church tomorrow night at 7 45. Dan Hutchins is now able to move about after weeks at home. Mary Sinclair spent the weekend with her sister Miss Harry Sparks. Helen Heather visited Miss Florence Faulkner last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble and
Carroll
Tenry Davis
Marydel Church
Dan. Hutchins
Walter Ford
Smyrna
Marydel
Tomorow
Mary Sinclair
Harry Sparks
Helen Heather
Florence Faulkner
American Corner Social Notes and Local Movements
Mrs G W Towers and son Leon visited Mrs and Mrs Thos Nichols in a family gathering hosted by A J Corkran with Mr Oscar Nichols Mr John Howard and others. Sidney Collins celebrated his eighth birthday with a party. Ethel Ross and Rhoda Downes departed for Philadelphia for a stay. Cathel Ward replaced Miss Ledman as teacher. Ruth Ross spent Sunday with Hazel Vowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W.towers
Leon
Cathel Ward
Miss Ledman
Ruth Ross
Hazel ‘Vowers
Governor Harrington Appoints Arthur W. Lockard Private Secretary
Governor Harrington names Arthur W. Lockard as private secretary for merit alone. Dudley resigns after Governor Gooldsborough leaves office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covernor Harrington
Vriday
Arthur W. Lockard
Dudley
Gooldsborough
Beauchamp to Preach at Central MoE Tomorrow Morning
Reverend Ca TV FP Beauchamp, city missionary secretary, will preach at Central MoE Church tomorrow at 10 30 am and at Sheppands MLB Clutch at 21 op. Everyone is invited to hear him and support the mission cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauchamp
Central Moe Church
Sheppands
Charlie T. Harvey
Philadelphia
Osborne
Clifford W. Silver
Charlie Stetn
C. M. Satterfield
Ethel Stein
Thomas Satterfield
Nora Sapp
Hallington
Ma T. Sapp
Amos Layton
Jeanette
Masten’s
Kenneth and
Paul
Anos Layton
Joseph Masten
Ilinois
Eimile Hl. Sapp
John Hf.Thawley
R. O H. Stafford
Ivan A. Russell
G. J. Blades
Lola May Fountain
J. [. Stevens
Blan Rington
Misses Here
Daisy Satterheld
Concord
Howard Hobbs
John Parris
Maryland’s trailblazing role in national progress outlined
Governor Harrington praised Maryland for pioneering feats from the first U.S. railroad and Washington monument to the nation’s early telegraph line and ocean of firsts in industry and infrastructure. The speech highlighted extensive waterways, roads, railways, and civic achievements centering Baltimore and the state’s influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Harrington
Eastern Shore Society
United
Old Sun
Baltimore
Washinton
United States
Baltimore Sun
America
Merchants’ Exchange
This
First
Medical Society
Gaslight Company
First Water Company
Hampden
Lodge of Odd Fellows
New World
Raltimore
Union
Guardians and Administrations in Orphans Court
Judges Liden Moore and Covey presided as Harry W. Corkran filed first and final guardian account for Paul James Rich. Mrs Liezie Prattis sought letters of administration with Charles J. Cephus. Walter J. Stevenson presented inventories for Minnie and James Stevenson. Henry C. Rawlings received letters testamentary for Ella C. Rawlings and creditors notice set. Parran Russell and George Rh. Fosey named appraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liden, Moore and Covey
Orphans’ Court
Harry W. Corkran
Paul James Rich
Liezie Prattis
Leonard Prattis
Charles J. Cephus
Walter J. Stevenson
Minnie Stevenson
Walter D. Stevenson
James IL. Stevenson
Harry KR. Merriken
Samuel Faulkner
Local Visitors and Guests Among Milord Community
Mrs CLP Sauer and her daughter Margaret of Philadelphia guest of Mrs Alice Thawley. Mrs Edwards of Milford has stayed with Misses Ethel and Virginia Holt. Mr and Mrs MLJ Peacock returned from Buffalo. Mrs Nettie Seward of Baltimore visited town. Mr 1 1 Sparklin left for Hopewell Va. A E Miller's economy sale is in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clp. Sauer
Margaret
Philadelphia
Deaths and funerals of Gray Diggans Hynson families in Caroline area
Mrs Mary T Gray of Goldsboro dies at 63 after two week illness heart weakness funeral held with Rev Moore officiating Interment Greensboro cemetery She was daughter of the late Judge Robert Jarrell and wife of merchant M Hooper Gray Survived by daughters Louise Ruth and sons Thomas William J and Robert H H She has brothers and sisters in Caroline, Queen Annes and Kent counties Following her, William Diggans dies aged 61 after pneumonia Widowed Mrs Diggans and siblings survive Funeral held yesterday Dentons shoemaker William Hynson dies at 63 after long illness Funeral Monday at 2 pm Survived by wife Mrs Devere Morris and sons Henry Willard and daughter Mrs. Morris Native of Queen Annes County
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary T. Gray
Caroline County
Goldsboro
Ciray
Mr. Moore
M. EL Church South
Greensboro Cemetery
Gray
Robert Jarrell
Our County
Mary E. Temple
John Wesley ‘Temple
M. Hooper Gray
Greensboro
Wesley Jarrell
Charles J. Jarrell
Caroline
Joshua R. Jarrell
Kent County
Maryland
William L. Cooper
Annie E. Orrell
Samuel E. Diggans
Queen Anne
William Diggans
William Hynson
Denton
Hynson
Devere Morris
Henry
Willard
Queen Anne's County
Farmers and Packers Meet at Court House
A large turnout of farmers from across the county and several packers gathered at the Court House on Tuesday afternoon to set a price for tomatoes in the coming season. Farmers urged 11 to 12 dollars per ton, while packers offered ten dollars. The issue, influenced by labor costs and canning risks, was not settled and will be revisited at today’s follow-up meeting. Mr. M. F. King thanked the packers for their kindness, a resolution adopted by the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Dye
Farmers’ Club
Luzader
Beckwith
M. F. King
Marketing Co operation Promises Bright Farm Future
The annual report of the Office of Markets and Rural Organization highlights advantages of farmer co operation in marketing. It notes co operative marketing and purchasing could transact over 1.4 million dollars in value this year and credits Washington administration efforts for steady progress toward fair rewards for tillers of the soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Markets and Rural Organization
United States
Washington
Tome School to Host Tenth Annual Interscholastic Meet
The Tome School in Port Deposit Maryland will host the tenth annual field and track meet on May 20 with about 200 invitations sent to schools in New York Pennsylvania Maryland and the District of Columbia. Washington College Chestertown closes Smith Hall after a fire destroying the heating plant. the loss is about 37 100 with 53 000 in policies and the building will be rebuilt. Highest cash prices paid for eggs noted by W J Blackiston. Subscribe for the JOURNAL and get all county news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Deposit
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
District of Columbia
South
Washington College
Chestertown
Smith Hall
W. J. Blackiston
Journal
Norman named county farm demonstrator for Caroline
A. J. Norman is appointed county farm demonstrator in Caroline County Maryland. The Iowa State College of Agriculture graduate brings wide experience from Iowa Alabama Maryland Massachusetts and his own farming. Officials cite his training practical work and fit for launching the program on solid footing. Citizens are urged to support his cooperative efforts and praise the county commissioners for funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Farm
AL J. Norman
Denton
Sixth Street
College Park
Norman
Department of Agriculture
The
Agricultural College
Caroline County
Iowa State College of Agriculture
Iowa
Alabama
Maryland Agricultural College
Maryland
Massachusetts
Mr. Norman
Board of County Commissioners
Four Constitutional Amendments Move Through Legislature
The article explains upcoming measures to implement four amendments ratified by voters in 1916, notably a home rule amendment creating a non partisan charter board for Baltimore City or counties upon 76 percent petition. It covers initiative referendums, property tax classification under the Declaration of Rights, and a new parole and indeterminate sentence framework for criminal cases, with expected early action by the current Legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Baltimore
City Council
County Council
Baltimore City
Secretary of State
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the Local Department
Templeville
Williston
Hickman
Ridgely News
Fawn
Chestnut Grove
Hillsboro
A. E. Miller
A. J. Norman
Long & Bdeall
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