National Awakening as Wilson Names Cabinet Favorites
Daily papers unite over Washington ceremonies and a revived national spirit. President Wilson sends a Cabinet list including Bryan, Mc Reynolds, Lane, Garrison, Hueston, Redfield, Wilson, McAdoo, Daniels, and Burleson. Gorman expands Ellicott City Times while officials urge openness. A national highway plan and Maryland gains in congressional appropriations are noted.
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Washington
America
United States
Wilson
Senate
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
James C. McReynolds
Tennessee
Interior
Franklin K. Lane
California
Lindley M. Garrison
New Jersey
Agriculture
David S. Hueston
Missouri
Commerce
W. C. Redfield
New York
W. B
Inauguration of Woodrow Wilson President of the United States
Woodrow Wilson is inaugurated as President with Thomas R. Marshall as Vice President in Washington D C. The ceremony draws a massive crowd as Wilson pledges honest, patriotic leadership and outlines vows for tariff reform banking and currency changes agricultural advancement and industrial adjustment amid calls for national dedication.
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Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
United States
Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Supreme Court
William Howard Taft
Wilson
Unreclaimed Places and Forests Fade Without Renewal Plan
Unreadable fragment notes vast areas left unreclaimed and forests untended, with fast disappearance and no prospect of renewal. Mentions waste heaps at each mine and overall neglect of reclamation efforts.
President Wilsons definite policy approach outlined
A New York Times staff digest notes President Wilson will avoid after dinner policy claims and instead deliver formal communications to Congress. It traces a sequence of speeches from Bermuda to Staunton Chicago and Trenton, showing a move from general aims to specific policy warnings for business and progressives.
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Wilson
New York Times
Congress
Roosevelt
Taft
New York
Bermuda
Haman
Staunton
Chicago
Trenton
Government promotes agriculture via new school program
The national government is expanding agricultural education by funding instructors for many agricultural high schools. A Sparks Maryland high school case shows the principal directing a curriculum focused on practical farming and dairying for boys and domestic and household skills for girls.
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Experiment Farm
Sparks
Maryland
Charles FE. North
Francis King Carey
Women’s Civic League
Agricultural College
Election Ad Announces Sheriff Candidacies in Ridgely Md
An advertisement dated March 8 1918 from Ridgely Maryland presents W T Elliott and George W Kelley as Democratic candidates for Sheriff pending primary results. Both express commitment to public service and party support.
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Denton
Carolina County
WM. A. Stewart
W. T. Elliott
George W. Kelley
Fletcher Draper
Andrew C. Griffith
Caroline County
Leonard R. Towers
Court House
Maryland
James Howard
James H. Towers
William A. Griffith
Ann L. Griffith
Goldsborough
Dissolution Notice Transfers Firm Interest to Brumbaugh
Notice that George S. Raleigh sells his stake in Raleigh and Brumbaugh to Arthur W. Brumbaugh. Debts owed to the firm will be paid to A W Brumbaugh and debts owed by the firm will be paid by A W Brumbaugh. Business will be conducted in the name of A W Brumbaugh.
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George S. Raleigh
Raleigh & Brumbaugh
Arthur W. Brumbaugh
A. W. Brumbaugh
John Howard
Andrew C. Griffith
For Rent A G room dwelling and land near Concord Williston
For Rent. A G room dwelling and from 2 to 6 acres of land on the road from Concord to Williston, for rent on reasonable terms. Good neighborhood near cannery and mill. Possession given on application. ZER HORSEY.
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Concord
Williston
Cannery
Zer
Horsey
Real Bargains In Invoice Sale Highlights
Many items sold at less than wholesale cost in last week’s Journal notice. Shoes, matting, carpet, pants, underwear for men women and children discounted. Underwear cut 33 percent, flannelettes 25 percent off, white goods and bed linens marked down. Woolens and suits feature price cuts with half price offers and sweaters slated for substantial reductions.
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Journal
Public invited to view bargains at advertisement event
A notice states that many items cannot be all listed in one advertisement. The public is invited to attend to see the bargains in person.
Farmstead with multiple outbuildings and fruit orchards nearby roads
A farm offering a barn stable carriage house granary and other outbuildings in fair repair. Three small orchards of peaches and apples plus a Lucretia Dew berry patch, all bearing and in good condition. About 40 to 50 acres cleared and cultivated, with quality soil and timber of oak and pine. Located within four miles of the proposed Denton to Federalsburg state road, near churches and schools.
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Denton
Federalsburg
My Farm
Concord
Williston
Ayars
Ayuri King
C. M. Kemp
Denton National Bank
Thomas H. Everngam. I
P. Covey
Felch
Curtiss
Haver
Bishor'ag
Molten
J. J. Farmer
Weber
Heston
Horace Vose
Rhode Island
White House
J. 3L Foster
Eces
Foster
Farm Journal
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Denton Journal
Edward Melvi
Benj. B. Jolson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Arthur P. Gorman, Jr
Ellicott City Times
William J. Bryan
The
National Highways Association
Smith
Covington
Lewis, Talbot and Linthicum
Virginia
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Ami Ben
Truman Salnes
Rndo
Vale
Hill
Hell
Menatztoun
G. S. Rairigh
Rairigh & Brumbaugh
Wy-Har
F. B. Pickering
William Croll
Canningeagtory
Thomas & Messer Co
W. Batthmora St
Baltimore, ME
Warlbargers
Eges
J. J. Reese
Cardovi
Uillsboro
Today’s Magazine
Canton
Ohio
Dewey
Chas. E. Wright
G.L. Griffiths
Nobbl
Geo
H. Brinsfield
Crumpton
Q. A. Co
Arrington, del
A. Raughley
Mellisa B. Stanford
Elijah Stanford
Caroline Courty
Equity
Philadelphia
L. L. Coombs
Gospel of the
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Bout
Normandy
Market St
Nan
Ceatrix
John Barns
Oratrix
Atlantic City
N. J
Circuit Court of
J. Kemp Stevens
Addie Taylor
Frank Taylor
Chy
Queen Anne’s
Caroline
Amey Taylor
Marie Taylor
Sadie Anderson
Sadie Miller
Denton Druggist
A. L. Duffey
Bernice Trice
Denton, Md
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Martel Journal
Wilmer Atkinson
Peter Tumbledown
Hort
Peter
Deng
I Wilmer Atkinson Company
Publishers Farm Journal
F. J
C. M. Persons
Abed Krogh
P. R. le Valley
W. S. Cline
Sara Carpenter
John Swail
Mabel Gewitt
G. E. Halderman
Hegan
Ella B. Gurkesan
W.G. Newsil
Roy Chaney
F. Mr. Warnock
F. W. Mansfield
Cr. P. Shirey
T. K. Potter
N. M. Gladwin
J. D. Bord
Washington Square
Richard
BoTu
Denton, Maryland
Said County
Preston
Friendship Church
Chaarles M. Turner
Josephine M. Turner
Win
M. Turner
Charles M. Turner
Friendship
Hynson
J. Frank Lednam
Jesse T. Dennis
S. Elbert Douglas
S. C. Yhakhl
Second Street
Hrave
Charles H. Redden
Rutter
Blue Valley Gas Thenesee
Kent County Mutual
Dover
Dell
James J. Ross
Wm, Dunne
Sec'y
Treas
del. and
Va. Ry
I Railwray Division
Ja.m
P. Sa
Prada
Baltimore
Lewes Ly
Lacie
T. Murdoch
EK. Jones
Willard Thomson
Idaily
Frank W. Taylor, Jr
Ridgely, Maryland
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