Denton town notices and local harvest updates
Bailiff Keets issues notice to Denton taxpayers as farms report bumper wheat and clover crops. Wm. F. Ford dies at 65 from tuberculosis in Queen Anne's. Easton stores extend hours 7:30 PM amid heat. Wheat harvesting concludes. horses and trout trade noted. New bank officers named at Farmers' and Merchants National Bank Eas ton. Public improvements, railroad grain handling plans, and local school events featured with Choptank and Marydel programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. F. Ford
Queen Anne’s
Easton
Phil H. Tuck
Vinson
Baltimore
Denton
Stump
Chancery Court
Baltimore and Eastern Shore Railroad Company
Denton National Bank
Mercury
Elkton
St. Michaels
Miles River
Tunis Mills
J. H. Bernard
John Rideout
House of Correction
Eastern Shore Peaches Sold in Baltimore Market This Week
A small batch of Eastern Shore peaches moved through the Baltimore market this week, reflecting regional fruit trade activity. Local buyers and merchants reported steady demand for the seasonal fruit and noted price levels remained stable amid mild competition from nearby regions.
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Baltimore
Festival and town notes from Saulsbury area
The M E Church and Epworth League hosted a two night festival before Mr J K Saulsbury’s house with lantern lit grounds and a lemonade stand featuring Rebekah and Jacob in costume. Greensborough Band attended Thursday. Denton lost to Ridgely 7 to 12 in a baseball game. Twenty two dined at Hotel Lucas. Saulsbury Bros installed a new cannery engine. M P Church festival raised 72. Gilbert Tagadone ill. Two photographers left town.
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M. E. Church and
Epworth League
J. K. Saulsbury
Rebekah
Jacob
Greensborough Band
Denton
Ridgely Club
Lucas
Saulsbury Bros
M. P
Gilbert Tagadone
Federalsburg Defends Pale Against Washington College B
Federalsburg baseball team held Eastern Shore powerhouse Washington College to five runs though Burris could not be started and a second inning accident and long travel drained their effort. Remains of John Mark Davis were buried at Bethel. Helen Davis is his daughter. Cyclometer shows Federalsburg to Chester town distance at forty five and one sixth miles. Robie Hobbs returns home from New Jersey for summer. Drought hurts crops while farmers expect wheat harvest. J Paul Mowbray buys the latest bicycle.
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Federalsburg
Washington College
Eastern Shore
Burris
John Mark Davis
Baltimore
Bethel
Davis
W. H. Alberger
W. A. Noble
Martha Noble
8. M. Noble
Helen Davis
Caroline
R. W. Messenger
Chestertown
Music and school news from Marydel parish notices
Marydel residents enjoyed a violin and cornet recital at the parsonage with organ accompaniment by Mrs. Green and Mrs. Heather. Joanna Valliant of Burrsville seeks charge of the next school year after trustees’ recommendation. Children’s Day services drew a full church, over 150 failed to enter. Farmers report good wheat and rye harvests. The Godwins of Crumpton visited Rev. and Mrs. Chandler. S. H. Pippin and family from Goldsboro spent weekend in town. Lowell Hummer of Templeville is painting Mr. Green’s new house.
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Marydel
Audiencce
M. I
Main Street
God
Emma Hall
Willie Chandler
Lucy Hayden
Milton Green
Edith Stemmer
Hayden
Robert Godwin
Choptank M. P
Fannie Perry
Lizzie K. Wright
Addie L. Buckley
Cora Morgan
Hattie Buckley
Virta Baker
Lulu Collison
Japan
Jesus
Ollie Corkran
Aniah Blades
A. D. Dick
Elsie Blades
Lillie Rumbold
Daniel Hayden
Robt. Godwin
T. R. Green
F. H. Heather
Joanna Valliant
Burrsville
Crumpton
A. Chandler
H. Pippin
Goldsboro
Lowell Hummer
Templeville
Mr. Green
Peninsula Peach Crop Growth, Local Accidents Highlight Town
The Dorchester area reports a projected peninsula peach crop of about one fifth this year per railroad official estimates. A Greensborough resident, Mrs. Mary F. Riehl, suffers a serious fall after an attack by a dog, slipping at a yard pump and later needing aid. Local incidents include an oak-wooded assault on Henry Davis in Wartley, and a large list of social notes, travel plans, and school and railroad developments across Queen Anne and adjacent towns.
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Robert Li. I Tolliday
Delaware Division
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Peninsula
Delaware Railroad
Mary F. Riehl
Greensborough
Attendance at Chestnut Grove children’s meeting praised
Many residents attended a Sunday evening children’s meeting at Chestnut Grove church and called it the best ever. Mrs. John Rosser led organ music while Rev W W Chairs conducted funeral services for Mrs Mollie Thawley, wife of Thomas Thawley of Andersontown, at the same church. N M Vanseoy of Delaware bought the Evans farm property of sixty five acres near here from James E Williams for six hundred dollars. Village painters brighten up property with poor man’s paint. Miss Minnie Everngrim returns from Philadelphia visit.
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Chestnut Grove
John Rosser
Mollie Thawley
Thomas Thawley
Andersontown
Our Church
W. W
N. M. Vanseoy
Delaware
James E. Williams
Evans
Minnie Everngrim
Philadelphia
Dentists Send Special Work to Dr Kuhn of Ridgely
Dentists find it advantageous to refer all their special work to Dr Kuhn of Ridgely. Charges are reasonable.
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Kuhn
Ridgely
Baltimore Democrats debate appointment distribution
The Baltimore Herald notes aggrieved city Democrats accuse counties of securing key federal posts while Senator Gorman's stance remains pivotal. State Senator Evans may be nominated for U S Marshal soon, city backers seek one appointment, counties push for others. Bewte declines Congress bid. Claggett withdraws as Brant gains younger support. Colton predicts Governor Brown will be renominated.
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Baltimore Herald
Gorman
Charles N. Mvans
United States
Bewte
Prince George’s
William
Claggett
Richard J. Brandt
Levy Court Proceedings for Burrs ville Streets Plan
County commissioners on Tuesday appropriated 50 to improve Burrs ville streets and sidewalks with a proposed boardwalk through the village. Med Ledauim paid 600 and T L Frampton 969.35 as ex-tax collectors settled. Peach orchard inspectors named: Robert Jackson, Robert Taylor, Walter Coffman. Officials vow strict economy on additional public roads, planning minimal spending ahead.
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Burrsville
Med
Frank Ledauim
T. TL. Frampton
Robert H. Jackson
Robert H. Taylor
Walter J. Coffman
Second Ridgely Racecourse Meeting Features Free For All Victory
At Ridgely racecourse last Saturday afternoon a fair turnout attended the second meeting. The free for all harness race was won by George Frazier. In the 2:45 class second race Autean Trinket posted times around 2:40 to 2:40.1.
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Ridgely
George Frazier
Chorge Frazier
Lady Avon May Bee
Currency Commission Sought To Study Banking Reform
Secretary Carlisle supports a bill by Representative Combs to appoint a non partisan currency commission. The panel would study banking coinage and currency this year and report a plan closer to national needs. Authors C N Jordan and W L Trenhohn argued for its passage before the House committee.
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Carlisle
Representative Combs
New York
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Congress
C. N. Jordan
U. S
New York City
W. L.trenhohn
Cleveland
House
Harris
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Carnegie Companies
Washington
Quay
Pennsylvania
Sugar Trust
Ransom
Mr. Ransom
Senator Ransom
Senate
Sid Sequel to the Choptank Explosion
Williama Towers engineer at the Choptank shirt factory died Sunday morning after severe burns from the boiler explosion on dune Sth. He leaves a widow and four children. Funeral at Choptank Monday afternoon, Rev. A. D. Dick and Rev. T. G. Kiswald officiated. Burial rites by the Improved Order of Red Men. Large attendance.
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Williama Towers
Dune Sth
A. D. Dick
T. G. Kiswald
Improved Order of Red Men
Mr.Towers
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Favored In Rainsville
In Rainsville Indiana local merchant Jacob Brown notes many households keep Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy on hand for coughs croup and whooping cough. The remedy is sold by W E Brown a local druggist.
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Rainsville
Jacob Brown
W. E. Brown
Burrsville church social and church notices
Friday social by Burrsville M P Church Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor. Misses Leonora Valliant and Leoa Bradley planned the program. Refreshments served. Dedication of Ridgely's new Methodist Protestant Church postponed. Chilton's camp privileges auction July 4 at 1 pm with bid rejection reserved. Rev Edson to take July vacation. Rev C L Damaron of Baltimore preaches at Hillsborough M E Church South tomorrow at 10 45. Children's Day at Hillsborough Sunday evening July 1. Evening prayers at Christ Church at 6 30 tomorrow and next Sunday. Festivals at Wesley Grove Burrsville and Garey's Chapel tonight.
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Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Burrsville
Edson
C. L. Damaron
Baltimore
M. E. Church South
Hillsborough
Hillsborough M. E. Church South
Christ Church
Wesleygrove
Garey’s Chapel
Nichols Stores Sells Suits At Deep Discounts In Easton
M B Nichols Easton dry goods and clothing dealer offers men s $15 suits at 875 boys all wool suits for 5 75 and small short pants suits from 1 25 as stock reduction continues through July 15th Dress goods drop from 60c to 39c and 65c to buy at savings. Also notes pain balm testimonial and hardware items with low prices from other merchants.
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M. B. Nichols
Easton
Ann
Chamberlain
Simon Goldbaum
San Luis Rey
Cal
W. E. Brown
Columbia Safeties
James T
Mullin & Son
B&O R A Co Tickets On Sale For Summer Tours
The Baltimore and Ohio R. A. Co offers a full line of excursion tickets from offices east of the Ohio river to lake, mountain and seashore resorts in the East, North, and Canada. Tickets are valid for return through October 11. Consult the Book of Routes and Rates for Summer Tours, and order the guide postpaid for ten cents from Charles O. Senll, General Pass. Agent.
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Baltimore and Ohio R. A. Co
Ohio River
Canada
B. & O. Book of
Chas. O. Senll
General
Balto., Md
Four Counties Unite In Favor Of Congressional Nominee
Kent News notes Easton Ledger report that Talbot will not field a Democratic candidate for Congress. Four counties below the Choptank have joined on potential nominees, leaving the Shore counties Kent Queen Annes Caroline and Talbot to supply a suitable timber member. The piece argues the four counties deserve representation and calls for a Democratic nominee from one of these areas.
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Kent News
Easton Ledger
Talbot
Congress
Caroline
Queen Anne's
Kent
Obituary notices for Larrimore and Paws families
On Monday June 18 at 527 North Fulton Avenue Baltimore Maude E wife of W K Larrimore and daughter of W T Loane is remembered. Near Andersontown Katie daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Pawn aged about two years is noted.
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Paws
Andersontown
Katie
Samuel Pawn
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Fritemsaf
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D&c
Preston
A.st
Public Business Calendar
Circuit Court
Orphans Court
the Local Department
J. W. Kerr
Keets
Samuel Griffin
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C. S. Smith
Dover
Martin
Maryland Militia
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Dill
J. R. Dill
Journal
Farmers’ and Merchant’s National Bank
Isaac A. Barber
J. Frank Turner
Johm Mason
Jerome B. Bennett
Dr. Barber
Benjamin F. Parlett
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A. A. Pascault
A. Gottschalk
Choptank
Prestant
W. A. Gillon
Moss Point
Miss
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Prof. Gillon
Salisbury
Charles Stevens
East New Market
E. L. Pritchett
William T. Kelley
Carrie Hassenger
Williamson
Cambridge
T. L. Day
Isaace Hyner
I. T. Saulsbury
J. K. Hannabury
Louis J. Knotts
Berry
Robie Hobbs
New Jersey
J. Paul Mowbray
Greenshorn Lady— Peninsula
Maston Ledger
Brown
William Preston Tyler
the Ledger
Tyler
William Preston
Century
Lloyds
Wye
Talbot County
Edward Lloyd
Old Court House
Henry Davis
Hartley
Squire Cooper
Lim
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Dover Inder
Wye Mills
Win. WH. Bosley
Queen Anne Railroad
Mitchell Farm
Queenstown
Alliance
Pederalsburg
Frank HT. Jones
J. Springle Kelley
J. J. C. Parsons
Tolchester
Bowbay Hook
Wheeler Transportation Line
Tillsborough
Bridgeville
Harry Polk
George Till
Court House Commission
Alex. Purvis
The
Imperial Manual
Clarence
A.W. Willhouson
Williston
Social Matters
HL. A. Covey
A. TL. Reid
J. A. Richard
Lena Muttehler
Colonel Garey
Tuckwhoo Neck
A. Wright
Cheptank
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Harrington
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Sadlersville
Martie Barton
Queen Annie
Luther TH. Gadd
Werman Fields
Louisiana
Fields
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Fowling Creek
Swarthmore College
Nev
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Conference Academy
Bertie Fields
Jennie Fisher
Thomas S’. Chance
Mary Emerson
George Schlool
Newtown
Plummer
Ttle
W. J. Roe
A. (J. Towers
Nellie Grant Sartoris
Blue Mountain House
Ai. Harvey
Cooper
St. John’s
Messrs. Isaac
George and
I. G. Vickery
Mary Bernard
Ela Downes
Felton
Mary Gray
Dr. Goldsborough’s
Mamie
Ida Downes
Kiama Redden
D. M. Swine
Eleanor Turner
Federalshore
Alonzo Waerst
Chester
Political Polity
George Colton
Levy Court
Ridgel
Tony
Julia
Church Notes
Sandmer Excursion Tours
William J. Keets
Yal
Royal Baking Powder Co
Wall St
A. W. Williamson
M. R. Smithers
T. J. Smithers & Son, Dentists
Easton, Maryland
Dennos
W. Downes
Maryland Steamboat CO
Third Haven
Great Choptane River
Enoch Pratt
Chowan
Lyford’s
Two Johns
Turkey Creek
Kingston
Dover Bridge
Hog Island
Medford’s
Wright's
Oyster Shell Point
Oxford
Double Mills
Corner’s
Tilghman’s
Pier 4
Light Street Wharf
Delaware and Chesapeake
Cambridge and Seaford
James E. Byrd
Lee. & Trena
Light St
Z. T. Wureninson
Wilmington
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