Fifth Federal Reserve report notes slowed district business
The Fifth District monthly review from the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank reports a distribution slowdown in business activity due to seasonal factors, poor crop planting weather, and nervousness during a presidential election year. Despite a recession in volume, conditions appear sound with loans easing, deposits and reserves up, and reduced rediscounts, while agriculture remains pivotal to the outlook. The piece also covers Near East Relief’s dedication of a Syra training center in honor of Woodrow Wilson and notes U.S. cities' telephony dominance, highlighting New York and Chicago’s large networks.
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Early blight threatens Eastern Shore tomato crop outlook
Dr. R A Jehle of the University of Maryland Extension Service warns that an unusually severe early blight epidemic, fueled by wet weather, may further reduce already below normal tomato production on the Eastern Shore. Dorchester County is hardest hit, with spread likely to other counties. Bordeaux mixture spray plus arsenic additives recommended to curb disease and potato bugs after field setting.
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University of Maryland Extension Service
Dorchester County
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Jessle
Epworth League Institute session at Dover features record youth turnout
The seventh annual Epworth League Institute of the Wilmington Conference will run all next week in Dover with Rev. W. G. Harris as dean and Rev. George E. Sterling leading an extensive advertising drive that drew the largest registration of young people in the institute’s history. District representatives and faculty cover Bible study, missions, citizenship, and youth programs as sessions occur in Westey Collegiate Institute buildings. The Dover Opera House adds Typhoon cooling and ventilating gear, promising year round comfort and a theater atmosphere enhanced by the new system.
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Epworth League Institute of the Wilmington
Dover
W. G. Harris
George E. Sterling
Wilmington
McCabe
Westey Collegiate Institute
Arabelle Crotbers
Washington
J. J. Price
Perryville
Lottie
Lantz
Reading
Epworth
B. McGowan
Raymond Johnson
Swartz
Dover Opera House
Mr. Swartz
Notice to Taxpayers Levy and Lands Assessed in Virginia
T Frank Seward as Treasurer of Caroline county and Tax Collector warns taxpayers about state and county tax levies in Sant county Virginia. Lands assessed to Williams Brown appear in the notice suitable for taxpayer inquiry and payment obligations.
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T. Frank Seward
Caroline County
Sant County
William 'S
Brown
Said County
Frank’a. White
In sad remembrance of Mary Newlee Hutson
In sad but loving remembrance of my beloved daughter, Mary Newlee Hutson, who departed this life July 4, 1917. Gone but not forgotten. The golden gates were opened wide. And a gentle voice said come. The angels from the other side welcomed my Mary home. In my heart your memory sings. Sweetly, tender, fond and true. There is not a day, dear daughter, that I do not think of you.
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Mary Newlee Hutson
Mary
Parcel tracts No 4 5 and Ben Rediman store house site
The notice describes Tract No 4 Fulton Low tract at Two Johns Caroline county with defined courses and distances, Tract No 5 Wood-wharf land near Bethlehem to Choplank river, both totaling 164 acres 50 square perches, and Tract A Ben Rediman No 8 Store House at American Corner containing 282 acres. The parcels are to be sold in two tracts with on-site inspection at W Brewster Deen's Denton office. Improvements include two-story store house and good mercantile stand.
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Denton
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Dollas
Caroline County
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American Corner
Dahns
Choptank
Freight Fense
Robbin's Creek
Robbin’s Creek
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Bemp
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Curoline County
Chopiauk
Fulton Lot
Two Johns Wharf
Cantaa Qing
Wood-wharf
Bethlelyim
Berry
James Carroll
John Willoughby
Terry
W. Brewster Deen
Latrictee
Carnliit
Thutchingan’s
Fowling Creek Mills
Walmit Farm
Trac
Ben Rediman
Aituate
Grigntbstigs
Oscar Nichols
Polling House
Federalsburg
Frienship Road
Friendship Road
Murray L. Goldsborough
Hartchinson Trice
Agnis
Caratine County
Tunsituate
American Corper
Friendship
Ogear Nichols
Whalrt
Murray
Goldsborough
Hutchinson Trice
Terms of Sale By Auction With Deferred Payments
One third cash on day of sale and balance in two equal installments at six and twelve months. Deferred payments bear interest from sale date and are secured to the trustee's satisfaction, or all cash at purchaser option. Title papers at purchaser expense. Auctioneers JAMES PEMPLE W BREWSTER DEEN Leonard FL Covey Trustee.
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James Pemple
W. Brewster Deen
Leonard FL Covey
Notice of Appointments Judges and Clerks of Election
Notice from the Office of the Supervisors of Elections Denton Maryland dated May June 24 1924 lists appointed judges and clerks of election for Caroline County across eight districts with party designations and precincts. It calls for appearance for examination August 19 1924 at 2 p.m. and provides deadline August 9 1924 for complaints, naming the supervisors Lynch Hignute Mason and clerk Leslie Walls.
Supervisors Name Elections Appointments for Caroline County Denton
The board announces the appointment of Registers of Voters and Judges of Elections for Caroline County in Denton for the June 24 1924 election. Names by district and precinct include William H Goodwin Democrat Henderson A G Dennison Republican Henderson M Jesse W Porter Democrat Greensboro John W Weaver Republican Greensboro Z James W Thawley Democrat Greensboro W W Weaver Republican Greensboro Oscar E Kelley Democrat Denton Wyatt Pickering Republican Denton E M Willey Hobbs Democrat Hobbs J Walter Beauchamp Republican Denton John Rumbold Democrat Preston Edward T Moore Republican Preston Roland Towers Democrat Preston James O Wright Republican Preston Tristram D Nab Democrat Federalsburg T Fred Brown Republican Federalsburg Robert S Nichols Democrat Federalsburg Harry Lane Republican Federalsburg Eugene Lynch Democrat Downes Vernon R Baker Republican Denton Joseph F Swartz Democrat Denton E Hinderer Republican Denton M Carroll Meredith Democrat Ridgely William M Wiley Republican Ridgely Ronald Lane Democrat Ridgely J J Ivison Republican Ridgely Emmett Hignatt Democrat Denton James Dew Republican Denton The above named officials must appear at the Court House Denton at 2 pm on Tuesday August 3 1924 for examination Complaints may be filed with the Board or clerk by August 5 1924 at 2 pm.
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Denton
Davis
Federalsburg
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Lee Hignute
Tarry B. Mason
Caralinest
Leslie Walls
Caroline County
William H. Goodwin
Henderson
A. G. Dennison
M. Jesse W. Porter
Greensboro
John W. Weaver
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Preston James O. Wright
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Robert S. Nichols
Harry Lane
Eugene Lynch
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Joseph F. Swartz
E. Hinderer
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G. Lacy Griffith
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Paul Sewell
Frank Stevenson
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