Local notices and business ads from Caroline area
The item lists ads and notices: farmers harvest wheat with prices and sales, tax notices from county treasurer, sales of farms and property near Denton and Whiteleysburg, stock farm plans at Oakford, new cement price, tobacco and drug store offerings, telephone line work, an excursion to Chesapeake Beach, printing services, postal weight changes, and a forecast of a good wheat yield with regional farming notes. Includes remarks on a double barrel gun found, court and estate actions, and Prof Blodgett endorsing crop experiments.
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Everngain
Wright
Simuel G. Nuttle
Mgr
J. M. Short
Farina
Uillsboro
Col
J. W. Bryant
Oakford
Luckahoo Neck
Smith & Walls
Jonathan Murphy
George K. Horsey
Williston Concord- Federal-burg
Geo. A. McDaniel & Co
Lewes, del
John P. Pepper
Greensboro
J. B. Towers
Denton Bridge
Whiteley Homestead
Whiteleysburg
Josephine M. Downes
North Fourth Street
W. R. Wright
P.O. Department
Vesper
Caroline
A. Sebaube
Whiteleysbare
Wm. H. Baker
Baltimore
White Ivy
Hughes Lumber & Coal Company
Redden & Downes
Denton
Albert G. Towers
Thesday
Denton National Bank
Catharine V. Massey
Cambridge
Jorvenan
Uneh
A. B. Richardson
Rehoboth
Dover
Richardson
Frederick N. Blodgett
Maryland Agricultural College
Johns Hopkins University
Maryland Weather Service
Dawson
Patterson
Blodgett
Personal and Social News Notes from Denton and Nearby
Long list of local residents and visitors with marriages anniversaries illness and recoveries. Lt. R Earle Fisher now at Annapolis visiting wife formerly Nellie Gassaway, ex Fifth Regiment Baltimore. Centreville High School girls Blith Goodwin and Marie Anthony among examinees. Miss Emma Robinson seeks Washington College scholarship. Mrs Alexander Hardcastle and husband mark fifty years with a reception in East Denton. Prof H W Murphy to lead Franklin High School after Ebaugh’s death. Various locals pursue travel, work, or health updates, with social calls at Denton and connections to Baltimore and Towson. The piece notes church activities, a postponed Wyn Camp camp meeting, and a baptism at Tearo’s Pond, plus a Doctor of Laws honor for Bishop Adamus.
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Hardenstie
Denton
R. Earle Fisher
Centrevilleigh School
Blith Goodwin
Henderson
Marie Anthony
Emma Robinson
Tempreville
Washington College
Dre
Alexander Hardcastle
East Denton
H.W. Murphy
Caroline High School
Franklin High School
Reisterstown
Z. C. Ebaugh
Harry E. Ramsdell
Towson
W. I Thomas Ilignutt
Concord
Fred R. Owens
T. Alan Geldsborough
Ocean City
Cesars Owens
Gelksborough
State Bar Association
Elizabeth Miller
Carrie de Lauder
Julian
Ww. EH. Anderson
Green
A. McDaniel
Aurora
N.C
City
Ethel Bryan
Tuckahoe Neck
Wmn. L. Longfellow
Greensboro
Louise and
Grace Balls
Govans
Baltimore County
C. Percy Dunning
J. Frank Gelletty
New York
Chalmers Brumbaugh
Bel Air High School
J. E. Douglass
Douglass
Camden
N. J
C. M. Lloyd
Edith
Sadlersville
Jamestown
William Crosby
HW. Kharle Smith
Kinsseth Jones
Hillsboro M. E
Corkran
Christ
Lord
Wyn
Tearo’s Pond
Bridgeville
Helsby
Holiness Mission
Deyton
William PF. Adamus
Easton
Chestertown
Our
J. W. Jones
Ridgely
M. E
Remembering Grandmother Martha Beck On Her Anniversary
A solemn remembrance from grandchildren Gtorck and Mar THA Beck marks one year since Martha F. Beck departed life on July 9, 1906. The note expresses enduring love and longing, with lines about never forgetting and daily thoughts of the grandmother.
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Martha F. Beck
Grandmother
Gtorck
Mar Tha Beck
Baltimore Democrats set August 5 primary date
Baltimore Democrats announce the party primary will be held on August 5. The date marks the next step in the party's local electoral timetable with ballots cast citywide.
Elkton Sees Crothers as Strong Attorney General Hope
In Elkton the prevailing view is that Judge Austin L. Crothers will seek the Democratic Attorney General nomination. If nominated and elected he would draw factional support across Cecil County. Supporters urge his retention as judge and expect broad party backing if he runs for governor or attorney general.
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Elkton
Austin L. Crothears
Cecil
Crothers
Second Judicial Circuit
Bar
Associaton
Ocean City
Naston
Judya Crothers
Cecil County
Lot of Them Have the Sporting Mood
An exchange notes farmers have genuine sporting blood and crave speed in autos. A major maker plans family cars for comfort, not performance, but farmers insist on fast machines and rival farmers on the road. The piece portrays farmer pride in speed and competitive road antics.
Camden fruit grower sells 100 baskets of apples
Co. W. Lord of Camden, a leading fruit grower, sold 100 baskets of Yellow Transparent apples to J. Speal yesterday for $1.50 per basket. Dorer Neva.
Budget of Hillsboro News Notes a Visit ora in Wilaboro
Mr C E Stewart purchased property. A surprise party for Miss Virginia Wheeler at Mrs C C Wheeler’s home featured games and refreshments. The Wheeler home resale to Charles E Stewart reduces Hillsboro’s prominent resident base as she and her family plan to move to Baltimore around Sept 1. Guests include Mrs Willard Russell and daughters visiting from Baltimore. Reverend I P Corkran ill but improving. Numerous locals and visitors from Baltimore, Annapolis, Ridgely, Rehoboth Beach, and Templeville are noted with social calls and travels.
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Virginia Wheeler
C C. Whealer
Lann
C. C. Wheeler
Willeboro
Charles E. Stewart
Stewart & Jarrell
Wheeler
Baltimore
Willard Russell
Frances
Blanche
Sanson
Ellendale
Francis
Harry
Ray
L. P. Corkran
M. FE
J. House Russom
J. F. Russom
Gilbert Morgan
Chester
Edward Wheeler
Alan Soward
Rehoboth Beach
Harvey Jump
Anna Jump
Annapolis
Hugh Duffey
Washington, D. C
Odella Smith Smith
Margery Richards
Ridgely
William Erdman
Jacob Y. Elliott
Isaac T. Sparklin
George E. Smith
A. W. Small
Lincoln City
Del
Hero
I. 2
Corkran
Lola Bowen
Templeville
Evelyn Fleming
Grace Hubbard
Bethlehem
Maggie Darrell
Bessie Fitzjarrell
Virginia Ilott
M. E. Sparktin
Millsboro
I. M. Gooding
Wyoming
Fannie
Effie Rowe
J. W. B. Rowe
H. M. Thompson
Philadelphia
C. U. Wheeler
Mary Haton
Easton
Jennie Fleming
Local residents and visitors visit Denton scene and Baltimore links
Chopmick J B Tull and son have the gasoline launch Arcadia in their shops for a store and house project. Blades traveler returns from the South and West. Mr and Mrs W M Wright visit Philadelphia on Tuesday. Mr Thos G Price of Baltimore spends the week with parents. Mr Thos Brinsfield of Baltimore visits friends here this week. Mr Alva Blades was in Denton on Tuesday.
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Messrs
J.B. Tull
Mr. Thos
Brinsfield
Baltimore
Alva Blades
Denton
Remains of Mr. Harry Merrick Interred in Cemetery
The remains of Mr. Harry Merrick, son of the late James Merrick, were interred Sunday afternoon, July 7, after a lengthy illness at the home of his brother Isestic Merrick. He leaves a widow, five children, a mother, two brothers and one sister Mrs. J. Dukes Downes of Denton.
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Harry Merrick
James Merrick
Treatment and construction projects in Baltimore area
Miss Sophie Fuchs and a daughter of Augusta Marquart receive care at a Baltimore hospital with one case a tumor and the other a bruised knee causing bone disease. Contractor Potter plans a new dwelling for Mrs. Redhead on Railroad Avenue.
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Sophie Fuchs
Augusta Marquart
Baltimore
Potter
Redhead
Railroad Avenue
Stevens Family Vacation Cottage at Bowers Beach
Mr. John Stevens of Hickman spent a week at Bowers Beach where he erected a cottage. His two Wilmington sons accompanied him. The Stevens plan to spend part of the summer there.
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John Stevens
Hickman
Bower's Beach
Wilmington
Prohibition Debate Over Caroline County Distorts Truth
A Dover correspondent condemns a Maryland anti liquor argument as false and sensational. He cites claims of easy access to liquor in Caroline County and compares conditions to Kent County Delaware, asserting Caroline’s strict law is generally observed and violators face swift punishment.
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Concord
Dover
Caroline
Denton
Kent County
Del
Caroline County
Delaware
House of Correction
Sherlock Holmes
Orphans Court Approves Several Estate Realizings
In the Orphans court on Tuesday the administrator c. t. 2. Harvey L. Cooper of Ellen Poor deceased had the sale of real estate ratified. A bill of complaint for William A. Williamson deceased sales was filed. A. R. Wright and Clinton Cook named appraisers. Publication orders issued and subpoenas for defendants issued. Decree granted for sale of Louisa Fisher deceased estate. Administrators Thomas N. Bainard and William B. Nuttle appointed for respective estates. Notices to creditors ordered and letters of administration granted to Mrs Jennies Lord and James A. Trazzare for William 18 Lord deceased. Renunciation filed. hand filed and approved. Clinton Cook and Charles Hi Whitvy appointed to appraise personal estate. Notice to creditors ordered.
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Orphans’ Court
Harvey L. Cooper
Ellen Poor
William A. Williamson
A. R. Wright
Clinton Cook
Louisa Fisher
Thomas N. Bainard
William G. D Bainard
William B. Nuttle
Tilghman Nuttle
William
Lord
Jennies
James A. Trazzare
Chartes Hi. Whitvy
Primary ticket names for Queen Annes county offices
A list of candidates for the Queen Annes county primary across districts includes J Frank Harper for State Senate in the Third, William Othe Thomas in the First, and multiple delegates led by Charles W Butler in Fifth. State’s Attorney J Thomas Keating in the Third, Treasures George T Faithful in the Sixth and others across W. D. Troy, L A W Perkins, and more. Also listed are Register of Writs Robert W Thomas, Orphans Court judge William A Wallace and others, plus a large slate for County Commissioner led by Charles H Quimby and George A Hart among many names. Sheriff candidate George A Whitely is noted in the Third district.
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Queen Anne’s County
Senate
J. Frank Harper
William Othe Thomas
House of Delegates
Charles W. Butler
Dudley G. Roe
Frank H. Phillips
Joseph S. Wallace
W. J. Massey
John P. Roe
Frederick F. Shortall
J. Thomas Keating
Orphans’ Court
William A. Wallace
Alfred Tucker
W. H. Welch
Liram G. Tarburton
S. S. Goodhauid
Joseph B. Cook
John B. Thomas Roe
J. E. Morgan
Ker
Charles IT. Quimby
George A. Hart
E. John Merrick
W. Steadwin Crosa
Oliver C. Newman
Edward 5. Clough
W. John Connelly
W. E. Roe
W. IL IL Hopkins
T. IL Walls
H. Clay Hendrix
J. B. Rhodes
George A. Whitely
Williams, Chance
Democrats Sweep Annapolis Municipal Election
In Annapolis the Democrats won the mayoralty and city council, electing Gordon H. Claude mayor over Charles B. Henkel. Four of six aldermen were Democrats, giving the party 6 of 8 council seats while Ridgely P. Melvin defeated Daniel R. Randall by 202 votes, a remarkable upset.
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Annapolis
Gordon H. Claude
Charles B. Henkel
Daniel R. Randall
Ridgely P. Melvin
Anne Arundel
Melvin
Randall
Denton Reforms From Ashes Mark Town's Fourth Night
Forty two years ago today Denton wore a suit of ashes from the night of its most illustrious Fourth. The town today bears little resemblance to that former self as memories of the blaze linger in local history and reflection.
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Denton
Ten Commandments and the duties to God
A Sunday school lesson explains God as the author of the law, given to Moses on Mount Sinai. The first table covers duties to God, while the second will address duties to others. It argues the law’s divine origin, forbids idol worship, and condemns profane language. It notes Sabbath rest as divine, the Christian Sabbath on Sunday, and warns against seven-day work without rest harming health and society.
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Moses
Mount Sinai
Christ
God
Israel
Egypt
Ezek. xviii
Vareel Room Service Opens at Allenn Ayivania Stations
Beginning July 1 the Pennsylvania Railroad will allow patrons to check hand baggage in bag gage rooms at all ticket stations lacking parcels checking rooms. A five cent fee covers 24 hours, with weekend hold from Saturday noon to Monday noon for five cents. After 24 hours, ten cents per extra 24 hours, minimum one dollar per month.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Deaths in Easton and Surrounding Areas
The Death Roll notes Col James C Norris 72 proprietor of Hotel Norris Easton widely known died Friday night. He was married twice first to Miss M E Kirby of Talbot County mother of William and Kate Kate married Rev Carlton D Harris but died young. His second wife Miss Helen M Dodson survives him. Also reported are the deaths of John W Leckerman famed auctioneer in Easton noted death while painting a property, Secretary of State Wilfred Bateman a prominent Eastern Shore citizen and lawyer died at Easton Emergency Hospital. Jacob Towers aged 80 near American Corner died after farming life. Mrs S J Smith formerly of Caroline county died in Stuartstown Pa interment Mount Olivet Baltimore. Mrs Selma Wyatt wife of Robert H Wyatt died near Harrington at 37.
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James C. Norris
Hotel
Norris
Easton
Maryland
M. E. Kirby
Talbot County
William
Kate
Carlton D. Harris
Baltimore
Helen M. Dodson
Leonidas Dodson
Easton National Bank
John W. Leckerman
Dover Index
Leckerman
Charles Woodall
Greenwood
Wilfred Bateman
Smith
Jacob Towers
American Corner
Union Grove
J.smith
S.J. Smith
Stuartstown
Caroline County
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Selma Wyatt
Robert H. Wyatt
Harrington
Maryland Exhibit Shines at Jamestown Fair
Jamestown report highlights Maryland’s display in the state building as a top draw. Maryland strawberries win praise for size and abundance, with regional producers like W. M. Wright & Co., F. P. Roe & Brother, Robert Jarrell, Saulsbury Brothers, and Mrs. J. N. Hardcastle Company among the exhibitors.
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Jamestown
Maryland
W. M. Wright & Co
Choptank
F. P. Roe & Brother
Greensboro
Robert Jarrell
Goldsboro
Saulsbury Brothers
Ridgely
Republican Clans Plan to Down Ballot in Wilson Counties
The party organ states leaders favor reducing ticket names in Wilson counties to a minimum. Proposed no nominations for county offices to erase current election law. Aim is a Republican governor Senate and House by limiting names in Anne Arundel Calvert Charles Kent Prince George s St Mary s Somerset Worcester.
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Republican Party of
Wilson
Orphans’ Court
Senate
House of Delegates
Anne Arundel
Calvert, Charles
Kent
Prince George’s
St. Mary’s
Somerset
Worcestar
Where In Ambrose Morris?
Dover dispatch states the Morris family searches for farmer Ambrose Morris, believed partially deranged, with sons leaving work to help. He was last seen by a Clayton railroad employee and may have traveled toward Maryland near Greensboro and Goldsboro, as the search expands.
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Dover
Ambrose Morris
Clayton
Maryland
Greenboro
Goldsboro
Latest Wallpaper Patterns and Window Shades From Thomas & Messer
The latest patterns in wall paper go a piece gilt eight cents a piece window shades twenty cents each Thomas Messer store at 1015 West Baltimore Street offers these new decor items with prompt service and broad selection.
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Thomas & Messer
Baltimore St
George T. Redden Enters State Central Committee Race
George T. Redden announces his candidacy for the State Central Committee of Caroline County. Delegates elected to the State Convention will meet in Dalmore on August 8 1907. He aims for party unity and victory, stating he will serve faithfully if chosen.
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State Central Committee
Sone
Denton
W. W. Goldsborough
Enoch George
W. T. Hignutt
Harvey L. Cooper
J. Dukes Downes
M. Bates Stephens
Henry R. Lewis
T. Alan Goldsborough
J. Frank Ledmin
Dr. Goldsborough
Congress
George
Goldsborough
Pertleman
Mme
Thos. A. Smith
Caroline County
Dalmere
Lani
Democratic Party
George T. Redden
Whitby seeks Caroline voters for state convention delegate
Charles H. WhitbyCalls on Democratic voters in Caroline County to support him as a delegate to the Maryland State Convention in Baltimore on August 8 1907. The convention will nominate governors comptroller attorney general and clerk of the court of appeals and name state central committees. He emphasizes the Crawford County system and the honor of public election.
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Caroline County
Baltimore
Court of Appeals
Baltimore City
Crawford County
Caroline Cone
Charles H. Whitby
State Convention Delegates Sought From Caroline County
Edward Jarrell announces candidacy to represent Caroline County as a delegate to the State Convention meeting in Baltimore on August 8 1907. He pledges to fulfill duties if elected, for the county’s credit.
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Baltimore
Caroline County
Edward Jarrell
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