Success Has High Responsibilities Call for Vigilant Democrats
Secretary of State Bryan urges Democratic voters to name men who meet the responsibilities of success in the upcoming elections. He stresses choosing candidates with integrity, moral courage, and alignment with popular rights, and supports party unity behind the President. The piece also covers parcel post education for farmers, naval comparisons between the New York and Oregon, and a Baltimore employment program on Maryland farms.
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Bryan
Washington
Mr. Bryan
House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
Parcel Post
Post Office Department
Maryland
Easton
State Bureau of Immigration
Baltimore
Bureau
Baltimore News
Bureau of Immigration
Caroline County
Robert Jarrell
Griffin W. Goldsborough
Tax law bids fall short in revenue forecast
Treasury officials report income tax returns filed by about 425,000 individuals across 63 districts by the deadline. Early estimates suggest receipts near 40.9 million with extensions possibly adding 25,000 more returns, aiming toward an annual revenue around 85 million including the amended corporate tax.
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Treasury
Internal Revenue
Blazed Trail In Golden West by Frontier Veterans
A reflection on the fading era of frontier life and the death of famed scout Captain Thomas Jefferson Jeffords in Arizona. Major W W Wallace recalls Buffalo Bill era plains work and the lingering romance of early American westward expansion amid renewed spring imagery and a nod to coming baseball crowds.
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Golden West
W. W. Wallace
Denton
Plains
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American Progress
Thomas Jefferson Jeffords
Arizona
Importance Of Proper Pruning In Orchard Care
Article discusses pruning and spraying young fruit trees, urging Maryland growers to attend demonstrations by the Maryland Agricultural College School of Horticulture. It covers topworking varieties, recommended apple cultivars, and the need to reclaim old orchards with pruning and spraying before buds open. It cites expert guidance from College Park and lists desirable apple varieties for home orchards. It also includes Orphans Court proceedings and estate matters from a local court session.
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School of Horticulture
Maryland Agricultural College
Maryland
Agricultural College
College Park
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Bloomfield
Domino
Jonathan
Amendment Curtailed Initiative Referendum Debate
A constitutional amendment on initiative and referendum was not disposed of after a Wednesday special order. It was recommitted to the Constitutional Amendments committee and returned with an amendment removing the initiative and leaving only the referendum on measures passed by the Legislature. Maryland and Virginia reportedly plan joint action two years hence to protect Chesapeake fisheries amid a long neglected fishing industry. Mitchell Digges named naval officer and William L. Marbury as collector of the port of Baltimore, per the Baltimore Star. Republicans’ Dr Martin G Brumbaugh’s nomination by Pennsylvania on May primaries appears assured, per the Philadelphia Press.
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Committee On
Maryland
Virginia
Chesapeake
Mitchell Digges
William L. Marbury
Baltimore
Baltimore Star
Martin G. Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Country Boy's Creed Adopted by Virginia Boys Club
A Virginia farming district boys club adopts the country boy's creed praising outdoor life on the farm, dignified labor, self-reliance, square dealing, and doing rather than dreaming. It asserts beauty of God made country over man made city, and that opportunity comes from effort, not luck.
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Virginia
Early garden cups help cantaloupes hit market sooner
Advice for truckers and gardeners suggests using ordinary paper drinking cups as frost covers to protect tender plants at night. Early protection can allow cantaloupes and other crops to be sold two to three weeks ahead, maximizing profits from several plant varieties.
In remembrance of George W. Cohee
Obituary notice recalling the late George W. Cohee who departed this life five years ago on March 21 1909. The writer laments the loss and affirms that the bond of love remains unbroken despite the parting.
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George W. Cohee
Two Johns Visit and Family News in Sykesville
Mr Chester L Towers returns to Sykesville after a brief visit with his parents. He goes to Baltimore with sister Miss Georgia and plans to visit friends in New York. Mr and Mrs R R Towers and Miss Maude Trice stayed with Mrs G W Powers. Miss Irene Morgan returns to Queen Anne after a week with Miss Maude Trice. Five cents per line for obituary costs.
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Sykesville
Baltimore
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New York
R. R. Towers
Miss Maude Trice
G. W.powers
Irene Morgan
Queen Anne
Maude Trice
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