Power farming and a call to aid Armenia in editorial notes
Editorial notes urge using reliable power machinery to solve farm labor shortages as authorities warn of food shortages. A Near East Society appeal asks parcels to Armenia from a New York warehouse. Prohibition party liquidates, voters may return to Democrats. Marion V. Brewington obituary notes Salisbury papers and regional gains. Maryland Racing Commission named by Governor Ritchie. campaign pledge to appoint a dirt farmer as Secretary of Agriculture.
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Near East Society of America
Armenia
Near East Warehouse
W. 39Th St
New York
America
Cox
Cox Praised as Strong Presidential Candidate by Benson
Congressman Benson calls Governor Cox the strongest presidential nominee and notes his Ohio record. He cites Coxs ability to manage labor disputes without troops, respect from business interests, and balanced judgments favoring labor and capital. Benson highlights Coxs constructive statewide reforms during Ohio governorship.
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Cox
Maryland
Benson
Ohio
Roosevelt and Cox Oppose in Strong Democratic Ticket
The article lauds Roosevelt as a valuable wartime official and praises Cox Roosevelt as a strong ticket. It highlights Roosevelt's Navy Department service, leadership, and the Democratic platform promising aggressive campaigns and continued prosperity under an honest, efficient Democratic Administration.
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Roosevelt
Europe
Department of the Navy
Cox
Wilson to Cox in accord on League of Nations
A Washington dispatch reports Woodrow Wilson relinquished the party leadership to Governor James M. Cox after a pivotal conference. They consented to full agreement on the League of Nations, the sole potential point of disagreement. Cox stated he would zealously pursue the President's promised policy if elected.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
James M. Cox
Ohio
Wilson
League of Nations
America
War Department Plans Farms Instead of More Soldiers
The War Department seeks to transform recruits into farmers by integrating agriculture into military training. With labor shortages, camps shift from constant drill to civilian skills, aiming to repurpose soldiers for farming and civil roles rather than traditional combat duties.
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War Department
Apn
Household Notes Suggest Sugar Saving in Jellies and Pulp
USDA experiment kitchen tests show sugar use can drop by one fifth to one quarter in jelly and yam making. Another tip adds a quarter teaspoon salt per cup of fruit juice for jelly or pulp, which fades after standing but enriches flavor. July 1 crop conditions point to a US sugar yield rise of about 333,000 tons, enough to fill freight trains and equal over 22 pounds per person, with a total gain of over six pounds per capita.
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United States Department of Agriculture Experiment Kitchen
England
United States
In Memoriam for Elizabeth A Cahall
In loving remembrance of my dear mother Elizabeth A Cahall who departed this life at Goldsboro Maryland July 76th 1919 One year ago today she passed away I could not say goodbye yet I hope to join you in heaven Fondly loved and sadly missed by daughter Ethel E Billing
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Elizabeth A. Cahall
Goldsboro
Gold
Ethel E. Billing
Blackberry harvests pressured by rain and labor shortages
A surge of pickers brings blackberries to markets and northern brokers at about $7 per 32 quart, while farmers struggle with heavy rains and a lack of labor. Men earn 35 to 40 cents hourly, women 16 to 25 cents for hoeing and crop work, and school children are paid cents per hour for similar tasks as farmers ship fruit to market.
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Sime
Assignees Sale Of A Valuable Dwelling In Hickman MD
Assignees will sell at public sale the Lin da Hamilton mortgage on a dwelling and lot in Hickman Maryland. The instrument dated November 23 1914 was assigned to Henry R. Lewis and J Owen Knotts and recorded in Caroline county. The sale to be at Denton Court House door between 9 and 4 on date 1920. Described property includes a tract in the town of Hickman bounded by William H Wooters lot Marsland and Delaware State line School house lot and a ditch with details as to boundaries and an earlier deed from John Stevens and wife January 6 1914. Improvements consist of a...
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Linda Hamilton
Henry T. Nuttle
Henry R. Lewis
J. Owen Knotts
Caroline County
Hickman
Cuaraltine County
Maryland
William H. Wooters
Hiekman
Marsland
Delaware
Sind School House
John Stevens
Circuit Court
John W. Greenlee
Emmmnett W. Greenlee
Court House
Denton
Hanrs
Greenlee’s Cross Roads
Greensboro
Greensboro-Surrsville
Owen Garey
Sassafras
W. G. Wooters
Greensboro-Burrsville Road
Said
Sur Road
Sat Road
Said County
Eleetian District
Greensboro- Barraville
Said Road
Said County Road
Nathaniel Horsey
W. OG. Wooters
Greenlee
Wooters
Hurraville Greensboro
Five Room Dwellings with Barns and Outbuildings
Property now occupied by Albert Stokes offers a charge lot with ample space for truck garden or additional buildings. Terms require one third paid day of sale, with two equal installments due in six and twelve months at interest. option for all cash. Title papers at purchaser’s expense. Assignees: R Lewis Owen Knotts Frank P. Dean Auctioneers.
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Albert Stokes
Trusteessale of Caroline county Maryland real estate
Public sale of parcels A B and C in Caroline county Maryland by court decree. Parcels include a large two story dwelling with outbuildings and an orchard, a timbered wood tract, and additional farmland. Sold in sequence A, B, C or combined to secure payment terms with one third cash and rest in installments, at the courthouse door in Denton. Trustee Oscar Clark and Fred R. Owens announce the sale and provide title papers at their Denton offices.
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Oscar Clark
Fred R. Owens
Denton, Md
Public Sale of Frederick Farm Personal Property Near Southville
An auction will liquidate farm goods from Frederick farm on the Concord and Andersontown road to Southville. Items listed include cattle, hogs, implements, tools, furniture, and a 1919 Ford Roadster with parts. Terms: cash for under ten dollars. credit up to five months with interest bearing note secured by Peoples Bank of Denton. Removal after terms are completed.
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City
Frederick
Concord
Andersontown
Southville
Peoples Bank of
Denton
Denton Camp Association offers $125 reward
The Committee of the Denton Camp Meeting Association offers a reward of 125 dollars for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons breaking into tents and stealing goods from the camp. The notice is dated July 24, 1930.
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Denton Camp Meeting Association
For Sale Soil and Sand Delivered by Local Co
For Sale soil for top dressing lawns and cemetery lots and sand for building and other purposes in any quantity delivered. Dunn ton Amusement Co Brya nt address 5-20 Mare Bryant Manager.
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Dunton Amusement CO
Mare Bryant
Embargo Hits State Roads Plan Faces Oil Shortage
State Roads Commission plans to oil Caroline and nearby counties this summer but a freight embargo blocks oil supply. Chairman John N Mackall notes about 25 contract and maintenance jobs are stalled, four oil distributors idle, and the road system suffers daily from delays. The commission says the roads should be oiled this year to prevent further damage.
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State Roads Commission
Caroline
John N. Mackall
Mr. Mackall
Berlin papers weigh Harding nomination at Chicago
Berlin papers comment on the Republican convention, saying Harding’s election would not hurt Germany and that Coolidge would be a stronger presidential choice elsewhere. They note American antipathy to a president with high intelligence since Wilson’s era.
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Harding
Germany
Berliners Tageblatt
Chicago
Coolidge
Preussische Zeitung
Wilson
America
Public Service Commission Eyes County Hearings
The Public Service Commission plans multiple county sessions to hear residents views on the telephone situation, aiming to gather direct input from local people.
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Public Service Commission
Maryland game warden to release 3000 pheasants across state
Census estimates for the Eastern Shore are incomplete but indicate population declines in many counties since 1910. The State Game Warden plans to release 3,000 Chinese ring-neck pheasants in Maryland. Potatoes are falling in price as the new crop hits markets in large quantities.
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Maryland
Chesapeake
Hackett's Gape Cure and Louse Powder Ad
An old poultry remedy advertisement claims Hackett's Gape Cure and Louse Powder will treat all chicks quickly, prevent worms and germs, and make poultry raising profitable. It promises money back if not satisfied and provides mailing details for Hillsboro, Ma.
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Hackett
Hackett's Gape Cure CO
Dept
Hillsboro
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