Local notes and public business in the county
The Denton Journal of January 25 1902 reports public meetings and calendars for Jan 25 and Jan 28 including court sessions and a levy meeting. It notes pensions for Samuel H. Pyle and George Jordan and local events from Salisbury to Federalsburg. Fire destroys Harrington police station. new grocery at Main and Third. dredging funds requested. lamplighter appointed. a box social. theater and concert plans. rail excursion to Baltimore. and various local notices on mills, sawmills, and auctions.
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Denton Journal
Orgouir Court
OrpHans’ Court
Read Field & Willis
Wilmington
Samuel H. Pyle
George Jordan
Hillsboro
Ladies of
Salisbury
Harrington
William H. Irwin
Grant Alburger
Main
Third Streats
la Trappe
William H. Jackson
Washington
Albert Dennis
Charles A. Smith
F. P. Stafford
Hobbs
Myra Thompson
Cabin Creek
Jefferson & Kemp
Merchanta
Federalsburg
J.B. Wright
Queen Annie’s Railroad Company
Rnvie
Baltipré
Meuston
Nuttle Hardware Company
David Garrick
Melvin Robinson
Peramence
Auburn
James H. Nichols
Je H. Towers
Lewes
Mey
Towers
Eide Howard Pastorfield
Ureh Hill
Thaite
Walter Todd
Preston
Queen Anne's Railroad Company
Caroline
J. W. Peters
Hickman
Federalsburg Reliance O
Dorchester County
Robert M. Messick
Messick’s Estnery
Bethlehem
Beautiful weddings mark January 16 in Maryland area
Matrimonial notes report a Marydel church ceremony for Miss Emma Tall and Mr Wilbur Clark, with fragrant decorations and family attendants. Also at Maple Lawn Queen Annes county another wedding to William Royal Merrick and Carrie Dudley, plus other nuptials in Ruthsburg and Templeville.
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M. E
Marydel
Emma P. Tall
Wright Hall
Wilbur Clark
Kenton
Del
Winifred Price
Cecilton
W. B. Guthrie
Henrietta Tall
Marie Jarrell
Carrie T. Dudley
Kranz
Ridgely
Octavia Anthony
Anthony
Benjamin PL. Truitt
Denton Methodist Protestant Church
Nellie Johnson
Lohengrin
Mr. Moore
M. B. Stephens
Ebenezer M. E. Church
Ruthsburg
Walter C. Skinner
Talbot County
Barbara Viola Richardson
Joseph H. Richardson
Near Hope
Herbert Knotts
Templeville
Effa Davis
W. J. Layton
Rosalie
Win
P. Carroll
Wesley M. BE. Church
Burrsville
Josie M. Willoughby
Aaron Willoughby
Louis H. Brogely
Greensboro
M. J. Cohee
Clifton
Roxie Todd
Denton
J. C. Godhnon
Easton
Sadie Langrell
Grove
Philadelphia
James H. Coulbourn
Mer. Charlies R. Wilson
Asheville
N.C
N. M. Jarman
Downes
H. B. Jarman
Berlin
Slarry Clark
Queen Anne
Bradford Downes
Baltimore
M. F. Downes
Virgil Moore
Farnhurst
Fred. R. Owens
Harrington
Isaac F. Day
Deyton
Myrtle Smith
Homewood
Kate Blackiston
Ridgely area notes mill repairs reopen
Ridgely T L Day Swing Co mill and basket factory have restarted after weeks of repairs. A parade of local residents and visitors includes Linda Rawlings of near Greensboro staying with Ida Lord at the Jarrell House, and many others traveling to see relatives in Goldsboro, Baltimore, Greensboro and Church Hill. A town hall for J W Simon will be built by J E Andrews, as Rev Coblentz teaches German to local youth.
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C. W. Jackson
J. D. Davis
Dudley
Waters
Church Hill
Ouida Cavalier
Baltimore
W. D. Lucas
Trustin Pippin
Greensboro
C. E. Turner
James Massey
Caroline County
E. H. Roe
A. A. Meredith
John Griffin
Goldsboro
J. E. Andrews
J. W. Simon
Paul Holsinger
Pennsylvania
Coblentz
Thomas Carmine
Henry Sinclair
T. Pippin
C. F. Smith
Claya Smith
Robert Moore
Local literary society meets at Mrs Nuttle’s
Friday evening activities include Rev J W Fogle assisting Bible teaching Dr Ward reading and Cathell Ward recitation. Visits and social calls occur among local residents with multiple family names noted. Roads remain nearly impassable after recent rain and several local residents are mentioned with visits and minor events.
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the Literary Society
H. T. Nuttle
J. W. Fogle
Dr. Ward
Little Cathell Ward
Bessie Fisher
Blanchard, del
Davis
Sussex County
Minnie Stevens
Williston
J. Nuttle
Harold
EB. E. Nuttle
Federalsburg
H. S. Stevens
Sallie Layton
W. T. Thawley
Carrie Pattin
Bertha Smith
Nuttle
Mildred Nuttle
Largest express shipment leaves station on Monday
A large one piece express shipment, prepared at Harry Poole's machine shop by R. D. Bradley for Chicago parties, left the station on Monday morning aboard the train. Express charges totaled forty eight dollars.
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Harry Poole
R. D. Bradley
Chicago
Miss Norton
Frank Williams
Sallie Mowbray
Julia Wright
Main Street
Highlandtown
Annie Davis
Wounded Boy in Greensboro Shooting Accident
Alfred Dodson 14 was seriously wounded at Greensboro Station when a gun in the hands of James Sipple 11 discharged accidentally. The shot tore through his right leg near the knee. Dodson was taken to Maryland University Hospital in Baltimore. Sipple fainted and remained unconscious for a long time.
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Alfred Dodson
Thomas Dodson
Greensboro Station
James Sipple
Young Dodson
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
Young Sipple
Wooters Family Guests Return After Week in Philadelphia
Table notes Mr. and Mrs. Warry F. Wooters of Philadelphia spent a week pleasantly with Mr. Wooters' parents and then returned home. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hi. Wooters and Miss Emma Fearons of Milton visited Miss S. Virginia Wooters. Mr. Roy J. Ward was the Milford guest this week.
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Warry F. Wooters
Philadelphia
Wooters
W. Hi. Wooters
Emma Fearons
Milton
S. Virginia Wooters
Roy J. Ward
Milford
Card of Thanks for S. B. Rep logle
The family of the late S. B. Rep logle thanks friends and neighbors for help and kindness during their recent bereavement.
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S. B. Replogle
Jnst
Apple Culture on the Peninsula by Mr Kerr
Mr Kerr reads a paper before the Peninsula horticulturists at Berlin on fourteen years of apple meetings. He jokes on apple bashes and warns against overhyped methods, urging practical, energetic growers. He cites rumors of large Kansas crops and stresses proper soil, care, and sturdy men to advance local orchards.
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J. W. KERR_O
lMorticultural Society
Berlin
Kerr
Wellhouse
Kansas
Coombs
Peninsula
Youll
East
Downine
Thomas
Wilder
Warden
Barrey
Tagraingil
Thatia
Thas Pennania
Santos Dumont
Orphans Court Proceedings Highlight Multiple Estates
In Baltimore or nearby, probate actions span many estates with administrators named, appraisers appointed, and accounts of sales approved. Wooters and Swann estates listed, with readings of final accounts, replegole and Wheeler families noted, plus various letters of administration granted. Legislature session described with oyster culture and road funding proposals, plus constitutional publication plan and other bills.
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Orphans’ Court
John M. Wooters
M. Pratt Wooters
Peter Adams
F. Pliny Fisher
Beniah Kinnamon
B. F. Richards
Orena
Thomas E. Ross
William F. Ross
Elizabeth Clark
Wm. H. Clark
Mary E. Hutchins
William G. Smith
James E. Stafford
T. Pliny Fisher
James Swann
James FR. Manship
Samuel B. Replogle
Frank S. Replogle
Oscar Clark
Bond
A. G. Saulsbury
Isaac Hyner
Annie E. Wheeler
Elmer E. Wheeler
Caleb C. Wheeler
William Price
Ellen R. Price
Queen Anne's Railroad extension eyed Salisbury area
The Centreville Record reports the Love Point extension of the Queen Anne's Railroad should be done in two weeks with plans for a further extension to Easton Trappe and the Choptank river. Officials may study extending to Salisbury Snow Hill and Chincoteague Island with tax exemptions and land owner cooperation.
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Centreville
Love Point
Queen Anne’s
Easton
Trappe
Choptank River
Cambridge
Salisbury
Snow Hill
Chincoteague
Queen Anne's Railroad
Denton
Delaware
Federalsburg
Federalaburg
Virginia
Chincoteague Island
Maryland
Caroline
Dorchester
Wicomico
Weorcester
Ad optimization: refresh long-running notices
Charles Austin Bates argues for regular updates to continuous ads dating back to 1860. He notes newspapers may charge extra for frequent copy changes, but contends the cost is worthwhile to improve impact and profitability.
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Charles Austin Bates
Maryland Templar notices parish work and parsnip recipe
Rtuv B D Truitt pastor of the Methodist Protestant Church notes in the Maryland Templar official organ of the Dual Grand Lodge of Maryland reports lodge activities and aims to boost readership. The piece mentions a parsnip season and a fry layered pork and vegetable recipe amid local church and temperance topics.
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B.D. Truitt
This Place
Momlay
Maryland Templar
Tumpevaner
Grand Lodge of
Maryland
Kent
Tite Mourby
Tout
Amateus
Local Notices Incomplete Names Report Distressed Week
Fragmentary OCR notes mention individuals Anoclean Cork Kilabary Cophis and Mr Woncalsot with unclear events. References to revival questing at Aankisa Corner and a completed large new house at Amertean Corner. Details are garbled and several names and places are uncertain.
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Kilabary Cophis
Woncalsot
Aankisa Corner
Amertean Corner
A Tomato Growers Trust Discussion Emerges
After the American Packers Association meeting in Wilmington two weeks ago farmers from Delaware and the Eastern Shore weigh mutual protection. A sentiment favors pooling to regulate canner prices, though past organizing failed. Some fear market dependency if price talks with packers fail. Last year a short crop caused disputes as contracted farmers did not deliver at agreed prices, leaving packers with a light crop.
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American Packers Association
Wilmington
Delaware
Beneft
Vaccination and Smallpox Immunity A Cautionary Note
The article notes that vaccination does not grant absolute immunity to smallpox and that some individuals may still contract the disease. It cites occasional failures due to improper vaccination and emphasizes Jenner's warning that cowpox lymph may not always produce full protection. Doctors should be trained and patients revisited to ensure proper outcomes, with revaccination if necessary.
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Jenner
Saa
Lintge Doings at Denton Lodge and Other Odd Fellows News
At a Denton Lodge of Odd Fellows meeting Deputy Grand Master C. H. Stewert installed officers including Nuh'e Grand A. G. Gelletly and Secretary C. d. Whithy Jr. Modern Women outlined new officers led by Venerable Consul bb 0. Stanedel and Clair Wolf Nout as Banker GW. Bory. The Chop took Concleve No. 28 elected 60. officers to be installed next Thursday. A sentence in the William Nosys Dover bank case prompted remarks as Washington messages followed President Roosevelts agenda.
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Central
M. E. Sunday School
W. G. Butler
W. I. Norris
Nettie Price
Thos, Wyatt
Mary E. Allaband
Arthur Kelly
Missionary Board
Thos Wyatt
Ira L. Butler
Junior League
M. E. Church
James T. Richardson
Ralph T. Coursey
Wilmington M. E
Seabiing
Fairmount
Cleveland
W. J. Dulladway
Christian Endeavor Society
Methodist Protestant Church
M. E. Church and Parsonage
Harry A. Roe
R. T. Carter
T. C. West
Jacob Ghingher
Jonathan Evitts
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church South
Thompson’s Hall
Hillsboro
Denton Lodge of Odd Fellows
C. H. Stewert
Nuh
A. G. Gelletly
Grail
W. H. Smith
C. d. Whithy, Jr
EL Whiths
N. G
W. K Scotton
Stanedel
Alviser
Grant Albiger
Clair Wol Nout
GW. Bory
Owens
Tributes to Departed Friends in Ridgely and Caroline
Notices honor the deceased Samuel Replogle of Ridgely born 1832 in New Enterprise Pa. and James Voss valued for faith and community service. Mention memorials for Elhanan Stevens born in Caroline County and others with local church connections and family ties noted.
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Elbapap Stevens
Caroline
Samuel 3. Replogle
Ridgely
New Enterprise
Bedford County
Daniel Replogle
Bedford
Blair Counties
Isaac Replogle
Levi Replogle
Anna Replogle
Joseph W. Replogle
Mifflintown
Mark A. Replogle
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
D. Ben. Replogle
Scranton
George B. Replogle
Oxford University
London
Frank 58. Replogle
Akron
Ohio
L Replogle
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Martinsburg
Hoe
Roaring Springs
Blair County
Brethren’s Church
Brethren’s
Jacob Cassel
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Sewing Mag Lines Installment Plan Offer
Sewing machine accessories and service ad offers installment pricing of 85.00 for parts and repairs. Curd and Bianco advertise repair services for any machine, with trusted fir a sewing machine and repairs provided on notice.
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