Local Department Bulletin Highlights Wheat, Fairs, and Public Notices
Grain shipments grow. Denton and Ridgely areas report heavy rains washout bridges. County teachers attend Dover summer school. farm and business updates include piano repair trips, fire at a farm dwelling, and a coal bid. Congress endorsed for Smith and Ocean City nomination. Gorman’s death noted. Warfield administration praised.
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Jong
Ridgely
Seaford
Caroline County
Dover
Oxford
J. L. Everngam
L. B. Towers
Denton Bridge
Everagam
E. F. Clarke
Johnson Farm
Concord camp seeks large encampment with early tent use
Rev S P Shipman notes strong demand for tents for Concord camp and urges all tenters to move in by Friday August 3 to start services promptly. To avoid vacant tents and undesired use, tents unoccupied by 8 pm Friday will be reassigned. The camp expects notable religious help from Rev E E Dixon Page Milburn W F Corkran Alfred Smith and T F Beau.
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S. P. Shipman
Concord Camp
E. E. Dixon
Philadelphia
Page Milburn
D. D
Baltimore
W. F. Corkran
Alfred Smith
T. F. Beau
Thunderstorm hits kitchen of Mr P A Marvel in Denton
A Tuesday night thunderstorm struck the kitchen of Mr P A Marvel, lifting stove lids, smashing jars, and causing general damage. No injuries were reported. The day’s items also recount a grand 1866 Denton tournament with knights, queens, and a festive procession, plus local property transfers and notices in Caroline County.
Epworth League Ice Cream Social Set at Church Green
Hillsboro notes visiting relatives with Mrs Beaven in Easton and others, including Miss Rosamond Mettam from Baltimore visiting local girls. Merchants closed stores on the Fourth afternoon. Families and individuals mark brief travels and visits across towns including Trappe Goldsboro Waynesboro and Baltimore with health notes on Miss Lizzie Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Sprowl
Anchorage
Easton
George F. Beaven
Epworth League
M. EB. Church
Church
Garrettson Smith
George E. Smith
Odella
Sadlersville
C. T. Sauer
Wm. H. Thawley
Rebecca Flowers
Hackett Morgan
H. M. Thompson
Rosamond Mettam
Baltimore
Blanche
Ethel Smith
John A. Mackintosh
Trappe
Irene Morgan
Alma Thompson
Mollie
Rev J E Smith to preach at Williston tomorrow
Williston news notes Rev J E Smith of Philadelphia will preach here tomorrow at 3 PM after a prior cancellation due to misunderstanding. Mrs Milburn and children from Baltimore are visiting Mr J W F Cooper. W W Andrews of Skipton visited his mother Mrs S H Andrews last Sunday. Rhoda Marine vacationing with aunt Mrs Martha J Hignatt. Nannie Towers of Dover visiting her brother C H Towers. Ladies' Aid met at Mrs Meredith's last Wednesday. James Thawley clerking for O M Hignutt. A severe windstorm battered Marydel and area uprooting trees and damaging crops. Wheat shocks were laid down. farmers may lose. Indh belt narrow. damage outside Marydel pantry area minimal. For Sale Twenty shares Anklam Manufacturing Co stock. Apply to J H Lovx, Denton, Md.
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P. A. Marvel
Marion W. Gooden
W.M. Priest
W. M. Palmer
B. N. Boothe
Wilmington
H.C. Gooden
Fred Bowdle
Philadelphia
Harry
Hanford
California
C. E. Hollingsworth
T. O. Sherwood
Fred Smith
Walter Gough
Dover
Frank Gough
Reynolds Moore
F. B. Sweeney
Edith Goodwin
Brick Hill Falls
Patsy Pritchett
J. E. Smith
Mr. Smith
Milburn
Baltimore
J. W. F. Cooper
W. W. Andrews
Skipton
S. H. Andrews
Rhoda Marine
Martha J. Hignatt
Nannie Towers
C. H. Towers
Ladies' Aid Society
Meredith
James Thawley
O. M. Hignutt
Marydel
Florence Cheezum
Charles F. Chesum
Walter T. Collison
Euston
Goldsborough Street
William E. Henry
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church South
Dixon Shively
State of Washington
John Shively
Carooline County
Shively
Tilghman Nuttle
Ames Dixon
Young Dixon Shively
House of Representatives
W. M. Lister
Lister
Friendaville
Caroline
West Virginia
M. E. Church
Maryland
Thomas W. Fisher
Denton
N. C
Katy M. Alton
Delaware
Mildred Ramsdell
Zeala A. Downing
Los Angeles
MassTgage T. Fleetwood
Mary Fleetwood
Purnell Fleetwood
Waverly
Chas. A. Nicholson
Evelyn
Plaindealing
Mary Garrigues
Dr. Emerson
Frederick
Brazil
E. T. Tubbs
Congressman Smith
Washington
Edwin R. Downes
Minnie Wright
Easton
Maud Stewart
George T. Redden
Rebhoboth
Margaret Nicholson
W. K. Scotton
S. Rev
T. F. Tabler
Emily Knotts
Mabel Wilson
H. L. Cooper
June Kest Estate Transfers Across Districts
Property transfers listed include Estella Thawley and husband to Richard A Towers in Third district for 21 dollars and 80 cents, Dorsey to Dungan in Ridgely for 100 dollars, Brown to Brooks town plot in First district for 350 dollars, Hexter to Brown two acres in First district for 100 dollars, Hackett to Robly one acre in Sixth district for 16 dollars, Hess to Clark twenty four acres in Fifth district, Clark to Bower two acres in Fifth district, Barton to Lewis Federalsburg property for 300 dollars, McMahan to Alford seven acres in Fifth district for 85 dollars, Blades to Charles ...
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BE. Andrews
Mary T. Fisher
Tilghman Harvey Et al
T. Pliny Fisher
Joseph G. Griffin
Fritz Fureher
Wi. Cleaver
Isaac W. I. Collins
James H. Brooks
William R. Pennypacker
John R. Holland
Walter Sapp
Alfred Griffin
Goldsboro
Harry R. Holsinger
Wilbur Pennington
John P. Holsinger
Milton F. King
Sovanth
Millard F. H. Collison
Samuel G. Nuttle
Jos. H. Bernard
T. Clayton Horsey
Greensboro
Estella Thawley
Richard A. Towers
Charles H. Dorsey
John ¥. Dungan
Ridgely
William A. Brown
George Hexter
Thomas Cox Hackett
Robly Hackett
David M. Hess
Thomas Victor Clark
John W. Bower
Harry C. Barton
Charles S. Lewis
Federalsburg
William F. McMahan
Daniel Alford
John T. Blades
Charles
Peach peninsula crop yield projected by railroad official
Special Agent Mills of the Pennsylvania Railroad at Clayton Delaware reports the peach yield for the Pen insula this year at 3 560 995 baskets with 2 560 995 to be shipped by rail and the rest by water. Pear shipments total 599 253 by rail and 100 000 by water. The peach crop is the largest in 15 years and 200 percent above last year.
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Mills
Pennsylvania Railroad
Clayton
Del
Orphans' Court Names Guardians and Grants Admin
In Orphans Court Tuesday Mrs Laura Dudesley was named guardian to Harrison Otis minor. Letters of administration on Martin L Friend estate granted to Willmore Green with bond and inventory approved. Order to sell granted. Final release from Angeliita Wooters approved as administrator Henry B R Lewis closes J Wesley Wooters estate. Ellen Poore will admitted to probate. Also display of wall paper patterns and window shades advertised by Thomas and Messer at 1015 W Baltimore St Baltimore.
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Orphans’ Court
Laura Dudesley
Harrison Otis
Martin L. Friend
Willmore Green
Henry BR. Lewis
J. Wesley Wooters
Angeliita Wooters
Ellen Poore
Forgiveness as Core of Christian Life Lessons
This lesson emphasizes forgiving others as central to love, citing Jesus forgiving His persecutors on the cross and urging believers to forgive without limit. It explains the parable of the unforgiving servant, the duty to forgive as God forgives, and the link to living out the Lord's Prayer. Includes notices of local marriages and visits.
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Christ
Jesus
Peter
The Record’s rise as a pioneer one cent newspaper
A celebratory assessment praises The Philadelphia Record for steady growth over 29 years, noting it surpasses Pennsylvania peers in circulation and influence. It credits keen public insight, consistent standards, and prudent business methods for enduring success rather than luck.
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Philadelphia Record
Enterprise
The
Record
America
Pennsylvania
Eastern Shore bankers seek uniform time deposit rate
Chestertown banks have long paid 4 percent on savings, drawing deposits away from Queen Anne's and others. Centreville banks recently offered 4 percent and Easton banks planned to, with a meeting held Monday in Easton. Eastern shore bankers agreed on a uniform time deposit rate of 3 percent.
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Chestertown
Queen Anne’s
Centreville
Easton
Pentecostal camp meeting rules near Denton set for weekend
Rules for a Pentecostal camp meeting near Denton outline no meals on the Sabbath, ticket pre-purchase by 10 PM Saturday, no promenading, no smoking inside camp tents, quiet worship, no horse pound, and strict behavior expectations. A Pennsylvania railroad official says Sunday service on the Delaware road will continue despite petitions. The issue references the magazine continuation of The White Company and other articles. A Baltimore commission house, Charles T. Matthews Company, Pratt and Hanover streets, serves a large Eastern Shore trade. Mrs. Edward Saulsbury of Ridgely lost a shawl between that town and Denton. please return to owner.
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Pentecostal Camp Meeting
Denton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Delaware Road
White Company
Journal Today
Baltimore
Charles T. Matthews
Pratt and
Hanover Streets
Edward Saulsbury
Ridgely
Levy Court appoints constables in districts
James T. Temple is appointed constable in the Seventh district. Bonds for W. T. Tuff, constable of the Fourth, and Samuel M. Jones of the First district are approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Temple
W. T. Tuff
Samuel M. Jones
Trusty Chamberlains Remedy for travel use declared
Never leave home on a journey without a bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. Change of drinking water and diet often cause bowel troubles, for which this remedy is especially intended. It cannot be obtained on board the cars or steamship. For sale by Douglass Drug Store A L Duffey Hillsboro.
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Douglass Drug Store
A. L. Duffey
Hillsboro
National Life's Attitude Defined in President's Letter
The president outlines National Life's stance on policyholders reports. The annual statement provides a precise balance sheet of assets and liabilities and a full account of business transactions. The aim is factual disclosure to gain goodwill and support for wholesome progress. The January 4, 1906 report is praised as the best since 1850.
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National Life
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