Shore Unity Urged in Maryland Democratic Outlook
The Salisbury Advertiser weighs the 1926 Maryland political scene as nine Eastern Shore counties lose Senator John Walter Smith. It urges lingering unity to preserve Shore influence, warns against fragmentation, and calls for coordinated action within the Democratic Party across counties.
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Salisbury
Maryland
John Walter Smith
Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Editorial Notes Spars on Fire Alarm Skepticisms at Ocean City
The Baltimore Sun quotes John Philip Hill’s speech to the State Firemen’s Association criticizing alarms and trusts public reaction to his candidacy rumor. A New York Times book note warns of further war while questioning fuel oil policies and DoJ prosecutions amid alleged thieves escaping justice.
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John Philip Hill
Ocean City
State Firemen's Association
Baltimore Sun
Balt
Colonel Hill
New York Times
Department of Justice
County acts to curb stray dog problem with license enforcement
Long-standing complaints about a nuisance stray dog menace have prompted County Commissioners to consider a dog catcher and district constables to enforce a state wide dog license tag law. Sheriff has urged owners to comply as fines and enforcement loom.
Dogs Must Be Licensed or Die Across the State
The Easton Star Democrat notes the new licensing law will be enforced widely this year. Those failing to comply face penalties, with Talbot cited as an example of stricter enforcement to come.
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Talbot
Easton Star- Democrat
Orphans Court Adjourns Over Probate and Appointments
In the Orphans Court Judges West Harper and Shawn presided on notices and administration matters. Bonds filed for Villa Virginia Jefferson as administratrix of George H Jefferson estate. appraisers Harvey H Long and J Jerome Frampton named. Edward E Nuttle filed inventories, accounts, and distributions for W Webster Kinder estate, with examinations approved. Reports of sales ratified for Kinder real estate. Guardian Calvert Merriken authorized to pay ward Floyd Briggs upon reaching adulthood. Releases and distributions for Annie Edith Andrew and various Noble heirs approved. Willis estate probate admitted. executors Henry P Willis and W Brewster Deen qualified with bond. Creditors notices ordered and appraisers named Nichols and Beevers. Liden estate inventory and private sale order granted. Harvey L Cooper trustee fifth account for Sigler minors approved. Transfer of Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Company shares authorized to Elizabeth A Jenkins executor-trustee.
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Orphans’ Court
West, Harper and Shawn
George H. Jefferson
Villa Virginia
Jefferson
Harvey H. Long
J. Jerome Frampton
Edward E. Nuttle
W. Webster Kinder
Edward E. Nuttie
Calvert C. Merriken
Guardian
Floyd Briggs
Clarence E. Andrew
Annie Edith Andrew
Sadie Virginia Layton
Harvey D. Williams
Marvel Freidel
George E. Noble
Alice Noble Freidel
Lina E. Ferguson
Bertha Noble Barton
Frederick H. Noble
Bertha
George Nichols
Henry Beevers
W. Elbert Liden
William F. Liden
Harvey L. Cooper
Laura Sipler
Charles W. Sigler
Laura Sigler
William E. Cox
Elizabeth A. Jenkins
Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Company
Federal Lodge elects officers in annual meeting
F L Smith was chosen noble grand E H Bowman vice grand J Paul Mowbray recording secretary J Hall Poyner financial secretary Oliver W Keyes treasurer and George W Buckley marshal at Federal Lodge No 35 annual election The Oxford Lodge visited Federal Lodge Sunday evening Save money Tudol gasoline More miles per gallon means more miles per dollar Less carbon means a sweeter working motor more pleasure to driving fewer repairs
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Federal Lodge
C.F
F. L. Smith
Noble Grand
E. H. Bowman
J. Paul Mowbray
J. Hall Poyner
Oliver W. Keyes
George W. Buckley
Oxford Lodge
Tuberculosis not hereditary say health group
The National Tuberculosis Association states tuberculosis is not hereditary and rarely passed from parents before birth. Infections typically come from tuberculous parents or relatives who transmit the disease to a healthy child soon after birth due to careless habits.
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The
National Tuberculosis Association
Lighting Experiments Help Feed Young Fish Hatcheries
An aid to feeding young fish, experiments with hanging electric lights over water attract insects that fall into hatching tubs or are snatched from the air by jumping fish, showing potential for improved hatchery efficiency.
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Wealth Measured By Cylinders In Burma
Burmese customs gauge wealth by owned cylinders rather than land or money. A man with many cylinders is considered rich while a poor man has few or none. Small cannons are also used as currency in this unusual system.
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Burma
Swiftest tidal current between Jura and Seaba Scotland
The swiftest tidal current in the world occurs between Jura and Seaba islands off the Scottish coast. Official charts place its speed at nearly 11 miles an hour.
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Jura
Searba
Scottish
Mortgagee's Sale Of Valuable Real Estate In Preston Md
Mortgagee W Brewster Deen and James Temple offer former Noble Harper LeCompte property in Preston Caroline County Maryland at public sale on Main Street. Bidder must pay one third cash day of sale with two deferred installments at six and twelve months, bearing interest. Real estate includes largest storehouse and connected warehouse with other buildings. title to be furnished at purchaser expense. The sale is under a mortgage dated April 19 1919 recorded in Caroline County.
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C. Fulton Noble
Cora W. Noble
Nathaniel B. Harper
Agnes H. Harper
John Rosa LeCompte
Hattie LeCompte
John H. Fletcher
W. Brewster Deen
Liber L. B. T
Denton
Maryland
Preston
Caroline County
State of
Main Street
Joseph J. Garris
John Ros Lecompte
James Temple
Aasignee
Henry P. Willis
Edward Stafford
Beulah M. Stafford
Wiblie Jennings Et al
Samuel G. Nuttle
Harvey L. Cooper
Liber J. K. T
Court House
Gale
Searvey L.cooper
Public sale of Maryland land as mortgage assignment holder auctions property
Calvert C. Merriken and Leonard F. Covey as assignees offer the three adjoining parcels in Caroline County Maryland for sale at the Denton courthouse door between 2 and 4 PM. The property includes a dwelling with outbuildings and is part of former conveyances dating from 1918 to 1921. Terms: half cash day of sale, balance in six months or all cash. title papers and revenue stamps paid by purchaser. Auctioneer indicated.
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Caroline County
Maryland
Hog Creek
Ganey’s
Leonardaylor
Charles A. Taylor
James I. Pollard
James H. Pollard
Robert L. Breeding
Calvert C. Merriken
Leonard F. Covey
Wilbert L. Merriken
L. F. Covey
Free Scholarships From Caroline County Board Of Education
Den ton office invites written applications by June 24 1926 for multiple scholarships at St Johns College Western Maryland College Blue Ridge College Charlotte Hall School and Maryland Institute of Art and Design Open to boys and or girls depending on school requirements and four year high school equivalence Examinations June 24 1925 at 9 am require letters of character and financial need from references By order E M Noble secretary
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Caroline County
Denton
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
Charlotte Hall School
Charlotte Hall
Maryland
Maryland Institute of Art and Design
Baltimore
E. M. Noble
Mortgage Sale of Willoughby Lands in Caroline County
Assignment of a November 12 1920 mortgage from W Lee Butler and Mary Pearl Butler to W Brewster Deen and D Wilson Davis secures defaulted covenants. Assignee will offer at the Denton Court House door the tract and improvements in Caroline County near Hobba Ringgold’s Green, formerly William Newton Willoughby lands, with a two story dwelling and outbuildings. Terms of sale.
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W. Lee Butler
Mary Pearl Butler
W. Brewater Deen
D. Wilson Davis
W. Brewster Deen
Liber L. B. T
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Maryland
State of
Hobba
Ringgold’s Green
William HH. Wooters
Frank J. Willoughby
William Newton Willoughby
Hobbs
Anthony’s Mill
Public sale of two Caroline county farms near Marydel and Williston
Trustees announce the sale under a Circuit Court decree. Parcel 1 is a two story farm with a dwelling, barn and outbuildings near Marydel. Parcel 2 comprises five lots along Choptank River in Williston with a modern bungalow, garage, dairy, and extensive outbuildings. Auction to be held in Denton on June 30, 1925.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
Equity
Geo. A. Deakyne
True
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