Local notices and market prices in Caroline and Talbot counties
Agricultural updates report hay shortages in Talbot, wheat at 1.06 and corn at 7S, eggs paid at high cash prices, and a Denton peaches sale. Community items note caroline market activity, a new road supervisor in Talbot, Clover seed availability, and farm stock ads. Church notices include missionary talks and a summer pulpit supply. The piece also covers a fatal barn fire, medical visits, a Fourth of July update, and a Baltimore death linked to Mrs. Sparks.
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Talbot
Marydel
W. J. Bhickitton
Denton
W. OR. Wright
Greensboro
Caroline County
Franklin W. Seth
Joseph J. Seth
L Smith
Pederalsburg
U.S. Vo-hell
Old St. Joseph's Church
Robert Bryan
Francis W. Janney
Baltimore Eye
P. I. Fisher
George Porter
Caroline High School
Main Street
Fifth Avenue
Centreville Record
Queen Anne's
J. Pletcher Clark
James K. Polk Willis
M. B. Nichols
Wm. J. Barrow
Talbot County
R. H. Lewis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Galena
John Thornton
Wilmington
Del
Andrew
Lrst
Cooper, Wright & Cooper
John Irwin
C. M. V. Follett
Florence Crittenton
Wilbur Stover
India
Brethren Church
Stover
Tie
Elizabeth B. Sparks
Holsinger
Bernard Sparks
First District
Baltimore
Baltimore American
Mr. Sparkd
Nuptial Note of Interest Mr Fullerton Law Graduate
Personal and social notes list Mr Fuller ton Fullerton of Paladelphia now a law graduate. Several local residents visit relatives in Baltimore and Wilmington. Names connected to weddings, graduations, and travels appear, including Miss Grace Sisk and Harry Barnett, and others visiting from Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Brandywine Springs.
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Mr. Fullerton
County Board Appropriations and Public School Appointments
The county commissioners adopted appropriations for fiscal year covering State's Attorney, county printing, court costs, bridges, pensions, and bond levies. Public School Board confirmed new teachers for Greensboro Ridgely Vederalsburg Denton Preston Hillsboro Baltimore Corner and other locales, including home economics appointment at Caroline High School.
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Dover Bridge
Court House
Denton Bridge
Linchester
Tuckahoe Bridge
Orphan's Court
Cee Ee
Waser Bridge
Ridgely Agricultural School
Venee
Public School News
Greensboro
O. I. Simmons
Hilen
Ruby
Myrtle Thompson
Llise Roe
Mary Butterworth
Margaret Screen
Ridgely
Wallace Hook
Principa
Ethel Reese
Cecille Parks
Inez Dever
Lora Lynch
Sallie M. Perry
Wiltsie Smith
Vederalsburg
Mo Lula Sisk
Nelle Butler
Ant
Baltimore
Inez Sinnelair
Bee
Ldith Plummer
Furman's Grove
Sadie Allen
Andersontown
Ursula Slaughter
Mary A. Burnite
Milford
Caroline High School
Hobbs Village Notes and Local Fixes Keep Residents Busy
Hobbs community reports improvements on the Bloomery road near Adam's Mill and notes residents traveling, visiting relatives in Philadelphia and Willoughby Station. Local events include Mrs Jopp hosting, ice cream and cake, and preparations for Chnidien's Day services. Wheat-thicking slow due to damp conditions. peaches shipped. Hobb s Manufacturing Co. readies for Robentians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs. Mn
Eec. Hobbs
Bloomery Church
Adam's Mill
J.P. Menaken
Philadelphia
Ming
J. ER Mertiken
Seeders
W. P. Carroll
O. A
Baltimore
G. U. Jopp
Ames
G. L. Jopp
Luckahoe Neck
FL Murphy
J. KR. Ricards
Mary Flowers
Dalumore
Mgr
J. M. Willey
Dalamone
Hobbs Manufacturing Co
Hobbs News
Sennett Mies Livebeth
Two-Johns Hosts Weekend Gathering for Roland Trice
Mr and Mrs A1 Fiice entertained many friends Saturday night in honor of Roland Trice. Attendees included numerous Trice family members, Towers, and friends from Smithville and Baltimore. Guests plan wheat threshing preparations for the coming weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiice
Roland ‘Rice
Mrr
TB Trice
Ured ‘Trice
Charlie Trice
W. FF. ‘Tower
Mattie Trice
Lillian Towers
Maude Trice
Mary Meredith
Lilluin Fulton
Winnie Nichols
Ruth Meredith
Roberta Bowdle
Rhoda Downe
Elabeth Ower
Irene Towers
Mestr
Hayward Sheritt
Howard Sullivan
George Vfower
Arthur Roster
Roland Rice
Hartman Cahall
Marty Sullivan
Brantley Trice
Willie Chambers
Norman Trice
Lacy Griffith
Louis Trice
Paul Pringle
Willie Towwere
Ralph Hunt
Lee Nichols
Wille Liden
Willie
Smithville
Vic
I. TF. Towers
Grover
Clea Hfenry
Norman and
Orman
R. Towers
Powers
Baltimore
Mai
G. W. Towers
Mies Maude Trice
Yfartman Cahall
Liberty
Preston News Roundup Delights Visitors and Local Notes
Miss Jn Whiteley enjoyed a week at the homes of Mrs. James Wil on Ridgely and Ave William Stevens in Queen Anne. Rev. Chas. B. Batley reports church expansion plans. Harvey Leasure and son visit with his father Mrs. W. Wright. Mrs. Margaret Wright of Baltimore visits sister Mrs. Trarmer b Ear is. Miss Andrey Corbete returns from Baltimore relatives. Wheat milling progresses with a not-very-good crop. Martha Washington candy advertised at T. H. Wyatt confectionery in Denton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jn Whiteley
James Wil
Ridgely
Ave
William Stevens
Queen Anne
Chas. B. Batley
A. Mo. 1
Harvey Leasure and Son
Baltimore
Leasure
W. Wright
Margaret Wright
Trarmer
Earis
Andrey Corbete
Blackberry Profits Highlight Berry Grower and Community News
W W Seward reports seven hundred dollars from three acres of gooseberries this year amid berry fever among farmers. The piece notes local ordination of Rev. A M Rhun, a blackberry market, sewer work pushing, and various community visits and illnesses in Ridgely area.
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Reformed Church
A. SI. Rhan
St. Paul's Reformed Church
EL. Coblentz
Carlisle
Mr.Coblentz
Coblente
Armour Company Wall
Thee Lake
Greensboro Camp officers named at organization
Greensboro Camp No 15910 Modern Woodmen of America organized July 2 with 18 beneficial and one social member. Officers elected include Th P Bastian counselor WT Smith adviser T C Teor sey banker W D Massey clerk W W Goldsborough M D physician W V Murphy FC Horey AC Wilbrough trustees. Revaluation shows about fifty thousand dollar assessment increase due to new hotel and other buildings. Commissioners to review assessor work on 16 20. Mr J Albert Vansant of Galena visiting uncle Capt S J Watters and Mr J William Davis of Ridgely visiting grandparent M D Weaver with Railroad Avenue nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Modern Woodmen of America
Th. P. Bastian
WT. Smith
T. C. Teorsey
W. LD. Massey
W. W. Goldsborough
M. D
W. V. Murphy
F.C. Horey
AC. Wilbrough
Messrs
R. R. Strutt
Joh C. Harrington
J. Albert Vansant
Galena
J. Watters
J. William Davi
Ridgely
Weaver
Railroad Avenue
Bethlehem Residents Share Fourth of July Visits
Bethlehem readers note several local gatherings as residents from Camden and nearby towns spent Independence Day with family. Mr Walter Parrott and Mrs Parrott hosted visitors while others hosted friends at homes on Love Point and Seaford. The community mentions a new house near completion and a young couple enjoying tennis court outings as Grace Hubbard returns home from teaching and Harrison Halk is reported ill.
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Bethlehem
Walter Parrott
Camden
N. J
Paros Ultents
Mass
Jame
AL Perrott
Elinche Aumerman
Greenwool
R. Prederichs
Edward DD. Tall
Pflals
G. W. Wooley
Love Point
Clinton Carroll
Carroll Thompson
Seaford
Alva Blades
Boyd Bfall
Grace Iinbbard i
Harrison Halk
Queen Anne Builders Named In Local Plan
Medford Turner Samuel Diggers and Agent Rowens are among figures hereabout who will build dwellings, signaling a local housing initiative with multiple builders identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Medford ‘Turner
Samuel Diggins
Agent Rowens
Marriages and visits enrich Millsboro area social week
In Millsboro and Wilming ton Mattie Asbury Greave and Mrs Non Pleoung wed in Wilming ton after a few Washington days. Numerous guests from Baltimore Philadelphia Chicago and New York visited local families. Hospital news notes appendicitis surgery for Mrs Richard Bowen, while social hosts entertained the Ladies Aid and many relatives toured towns from Denton to Greensboro.
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Millsboro
Asbury Greave
Lsboro
Non M. Pleoung
Wilmington
Tusy Plomins
Wilminston
Dewcan
Washington
Lilsboro
Hilhor
Greaves
Tarmers and Merchants Telephone Company
Oni
Cluence Dulley
Mie
Charles Jarrold
Phteh
Depes
Cheenmi
F Tde Coughter
Evelyn
Baltamore
George Poole
Ruth
Masten
Rachard
Rachard Bowen
Mercy Hospital
Molle Smith
Danshte
Mixs Blanche
Wilninston
JT. Sparklin
Noble Jarrell
Goldboro
Thury Wright
Choptank
Sue
W. Ob
Rowe
Local notes from Whitston and surrounding towns
Misssie Roe travels to Rehoboth with Pennsylvania and Denton youths for entertainment hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles W Mr Clie Todd formerly at Ridgely berry season called to Flankfort Michigan by Armor Company Mrs Annie Towers of Norristown Pa and Mr Charlie Collin of Denton guests here this week Mr and Mrs J Alda Jackson of Goldsboro visited W C Ladd Willoughes and Ma William Vaylor moved to new homes coat of paint on a patch of corn price for corn mentioned Drice G Levdis and Sherman F Titenutt in Philadelphia this week KR J Widene near there recovering slowly William Maloney and Oscar Maloney spent the fourth at Rehoboth Carne Crosby returned from a visit with relatives in Dalamare William Crosby at Rehoboth Katie Neal spent the month of Dover.
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J. Alda Jackson
Goldsboro
W. C. Ladd
Wurends
R. C. Rice
Willoughes
Witliam Vaylor
J. We Phaw
Surat
Drice G. Levdis
Sherman IF. Titenutt
Philadelphia
KR. J. Wideney
Isuinte Hl
William Maloney
Oscar Maloney
Rehoboth
Carne Crosby
Avi B
Dalamare
William Crosby
Katie Neal
Dover
First National Bank of Federalsburg Opens With Stock and Surplus
With a capital stock of 25 000 and a surplus fund of 55 000, the First National Bank of Federalsburg opened last week. The president is Senator Vo Goimoas and the vice president is Mr Rasard Nichols. Assistant directors include I J Hammond of the Western Shore and others. Locals hosted visiting dignitaries and family members during the opening events.
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First National Bank of Federalsburg
Vo. Goimoas
Rasard Nichols
I. J. Hammond
Cislner
Phitetus Feta
Darectass Aed
Gohn
Ila Joyce
Wel. Phgmut
Holt
AW. Messenger
Dayard Nichols
Grime
BR Carkrun
Sullrep
Re ‘Lowers
Direding
Neal
Moti. Ma
Simuel Liwanger
Leslie
Uwanver Smother
Dairy W. AeMahon
Mallwanyer
Marietta Anthony
Mand MeMahon
Fite Willis
Brewster i Deen
Dentan
Union A Church Sunday Morning Services
Children’s Dry exespies at Union A PB Church on Sunday morning fast were a decided success and woe largely attended. Collection for nussions S1f.au Mr and Mrs Wallbim Beauech up hosted the former’s sister Mrs TParnon Jetteron of Midford. Miss Mary EL Raughtey and her brother Chiutard spent last week at Pen Mir and Braddock Peashts. Mr Calvert C Harvey wife and baby Master Athaetan Harvey are guests of relatives here this week. Miss Mary Jr Thasley visiting Wilmington and West Chester. Miss Rath vA Trarvey visiting Russ ravi Bayley at Trobos this week. Miss Fea Russell extended visit to Philadelphia relatives. Local printers note satisfaction with stationery from the Journal.
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Union A. PB
Wallbim Beauech
Sitet
Tparnon Jetteron
Midford
Mary EL Raughtey
Chiutard
Pen Mir
Braddock
Calvert C. Harvey
Athaetan Harvey
Mary Jr. Thasley
Wilmington
West Chester
Rath Va Trarvey
Russ Ravi Bayley
Trobos
Mies Fea Rassell
Be Careful of the Childs Cyesight
A discussion urges examining vision to explain why some children struggle in school. It argues many parents blame intelligence when seeing poor performance, while the real issue may be uncorrected eyesight. Early eye checks can reveal refractive errors misread as dullness, relieving child and parent concerns.
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Stupad
New Eastern Shore Line Sparks Clash With Railroad Firm
A correspondent notes rising tension between the Eastern Shore Development Steamship Company and the B C and A L Railroad Company over ticket sales and routing at Claiborne. The new line touts faster service via Annapolis and Washington with Baltimore arrivals, drawing Shore residents who welcome competition and patronage.
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Eastern Shore Development Steamship Company
B.C. & AL Railroad Company
Claiborne
BOC. & AL Railway Company
Pistern Shore Development
B.C. & A. Rathway
Cliborne
Liston
Tattans
Annapolis
Washington
Baltimore
Orphans Court Appoints Administrators and Executors
In the Orphans Court on Tuesday Judges Clark Rawing and Stevens pres ent George P F Noble and William E Wroten were appointed administrator Ili Wroten deceased. Notice to Creditors ordered. W W Noble and F 2 Covey appointed to appose the personal estate. Inventory filed and approved. William J Wyatt administrator of James Wyatt presented an inventory and appraisement of personal estate which was approved. Order to sell granted. Helen F White appointed guardian to George Hess and Susan Mary He minors. Bond filed and approved. Albert G Towers custodian presented the last will and testament of Edwin M Garey deceased which was admitted to probate. Letters testamentary granted to Albert G Towers and Edward Saulbury Garey. Bond filed and approved. Notice to creditors ordered Clinton C Cook and Frank P Covey appointed to appraise the personal estate.
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Orphans’ Court
Clark, Rawing
Stevens
George PF. Noble
William E. Wroten
Ili Wroten
George Hess
Susan Mary He
Albert G. Towers
Edwin M. Garey
Edward Saulbury Garey
Clinton C. Cook
Frank P. Covey
Inquiries Rise Over U S Goat Industry Potential
Hundreds ask the Commerce and Labor Department about developing a U S goat industry after a Bureau of Statistics statement that 250 million in goat skin purchases left the country in the last decade. If locally raised, skins from some 500 million goats could add about a billion dollars in value. Goats are noted for clearing brush, with some used for that purpose in parts of the region.
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United States
Department of Comerce and Labor
Bureau of Statistics
Sco
Cliss
Dover Bridge Road Adopted
Walter Miller and Senator Gole of the State Roads Commission met in Eas ton to discuss the Piston to Dover Bridge road. A large audience filled the meeting, a petition of about 500 residents and trustees was opposed, yet the commissioners voted unanimously to approve the road, creating a direct route through the Patern Shore peninsula for Philadelphia, Baltimore and other cities.
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Tess
Centreville
Laston
Denton
Aston
Church Hill
Easton
Dover Bride
Dorchester County
Salisbury
Ildorado
Federinsburg
Condevil
Ridgely
Greensboro
Goldsboro
Leederalsburg
Caroline County
Talbot
Queen Anne
Caroline
State Raid Commission
Miles Church Ifill
Falbot
Longwood
Faton
Dover Bridge
Lin‘d
Elwood
Hatlock
Walter E. Miller
Sillbury
E. U. Gole
Veterasburg
State Roads Commison
Mayylard
Citivens
Tallsot County
Dicu
Piston
Cour Hone
Ciizens
Maller
Toodern
Ie Road
Patern Shore
Philadelpha
Baltimore
Whiskey-Corazea Negro Rampage Arrest Leads to Jail
Solomon Tribbett, a colored man from Ridgely, jailed by Magistrate Wilkinson after a Friday night murderous assault in Denton. He allegedly attacked Thi Dobson and other women, slashing and tossing a baby from his wife’s arms, with widespread brutality. Dobson hospitalized. Tribbett reportedly calmed and thought unlikely to kill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon ‘Tirobitt
Denton
Wilkinson
Ridgely
Thi Dobson
Pribbett
Tribbett
Easton Hospital
Journal
Modern farming urged to raise soil fertility with crimson clover
The Poistom Sta Democat writer urges farmers to shift from wasteful practices to rational farming. He promotes increasing soil organic matter, soil bacteria, and crimson clover as a nitrogen fixing cover crop. He warns against overreliance on commercial fertilizers and notes clover’s benefits for open winters, soil conservation, and long-term profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Cocur Collier
New England
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R.T. Bryan
Tuckahoe Neck
Glanding
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J. Prank Sisk
Harry Barnett
Chetertown
Flpt. Tittle
Alnutt Memorial Methodist Protestant Church
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Washington College
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GT. Morgan
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Anne
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Plaindeahing
Lee Anthony
Automobile College of Washington
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Richmond
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LeRoy Longfellow
J. Kemp Stevens
Queen Anne's County
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A. N. Ward
Elsie Green
Templeville
D. T. Rickards
J. R. Smath
AJ P. Weather
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Florence Sith
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Virgie Sparks
Preston
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L. S. Dragoo
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Cordova
James P. Swing
Alaston
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Sparklin
MM. We. Goolen
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W. L. Cartwright
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Howard Cohce
Mle. Cohee
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Williamton
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S. J. Carrow
Creensboro
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Millersville State Normal School
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Chilch
Histon
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Federalsburg
W. T. Hubbard
Lilian Godwin
Edward Tiubbad
Shaston
Newman Clark
T1illsboro
Pabbard
Asto Noble
Grace Cohee
Hartley
Agnes Ibrode
Brode
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Bridgeville
Marthe Willis
Samuel West
Howard
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Poote
Lester
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Mis
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Lastirn Boul
Buersville
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Collier
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Peper
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