Time-saving dictograph use cited in federal offices
The article notes the dictograph has been installed in many departments including Navy, Agriculture, Post Office and the Interstate Commerce Commission and offices nationwide. It describes how the device allows leaders to monitor and direct activities remotely, enabling rapid communication and coordination within a building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Agricultural and Post Office
Inter State Commerce Commission
Recorder of Deeds
District Commisssioner
Water Department
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts
Secret Service Bureau
Department of Justice
Treasury
Cistion
Democrats Ready for Extended Session Tariff Debate
The Baltimore Sun notes Democrats will enter the extraordinary session with clear plans to pursue a revenue tariff, resisting insurgent Republican calls for alliance. The plan includes Canadian reciprocity, revising cotton and woolen schedules, and reapportioning Congress. Deer farming and game preservation are explored as promising economic avenues. Local items report funerals, school visits, a new shell road, and residents at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walter Smith
House
Senate
Smith
Taft
Democratic Party
Congress
Che
Baltimore Sun
Clark
Senator Stone
Missouri
Cummins
United States
Department of Agriculture
Local Visitors and Creamery Output Noted in Delaware Era
Mrs Celia Kelley and nephew I William Davis are visiting Mr M W Courtney in Midland Virginia and plan trips to Washington and Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Alex Noble Mr and Mrs Walter Wright Mr J T Dennis and Mr A W Sisk attended the Wilmington Conference. Middletown Farms creamery churns out three thousand pounds of butter daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Kelley
I Wm. Davis
M. W. Courtney
Midland
Washington
Baltimore
Alex, Noble
Walter Wright
J. T. Dennis
A. W. Sisk
Wilmington
Middletown Farms
Elonorabie Senator Sagebrush and other busy items
Miscellaneous Matters note Mr J Wesley Bordley of Fallsboro with two ferrets and a fox terrier in town. his rat crew killed 127 rats at Covey’s livery stable. The Journal begins a political tale The Elonorabie Senator Sagebrush critiquing crooked politicians. Carolinians eye celery growing. Dr Francis W Janney to visit monthly. Likes Berwanger & Co announces spring plans. planting corn urged with good seed. Maryland Experiment Station demos spraying and pruning. shad stake net blockade near Choptank set to begin. millinery opening at Mrs L S Hollingsworth’s today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wesley Bordley
Fallsboro
Topsy
Elonorabie
Sagebrush
Francis W. Janney
Baltimore
P. R. Fisher
Berwanger & Co
Maryland
Road drag and its usefulness praised by Kemp
A Goldsboro correspondent notes the split log drag improved roads this season and argues for county mules to haul the drag to Greensboro and Marydel and back to boost road quality. He says the drag is a good thing and should be used more now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsboro
Kemp
Greensboro
Marydel
Notice to Merchants for License Fees and Stallion Tax No. Caroline County
The notice warns all persons and bodies corporate or political in Caroline County to obtain or renew licenses under Maryland law. It details trader license amounts by stock, hawkers fees, brokers, and stallion or jack licenses, with sections on salt sale without license, May renewal, and a 1992 act requiring stallion services disclosures with penalties for fraud. Sheriff Thomas L. Chapfinch signs as Caroline County official.
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Supreme Court
National Treasury
Caroline County
Maryland
Traver
Owens
General Assembly of
Circuit Court
Baltimore
Court of Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas of
Thomas L. Chapfinch
Cacoline County
Hattie Wright
Pennsylvania
Kemp Stevens
J. Kemp Stevens
Hare
Orphans’ Court
John H. Kinder
Sussex County
Delaware
Orphans Court
Beniaut
Seeder
County road improvement bids invited for Dover Bridge Road
Sealed proposals to Caroline and Talbot Counties Maryland for grading and macadamizing about 0.83 miles of the Dover Bridge Road including a pivot draw bridge and a 70 foot river steel span over the Choptank will be opened April 12, 1910 in Denton. Proposals on State Roads Commission forms only. deposit $200 certified check to be returned if bidder fails to sign contract. The counties reserve right to reject all bids.
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Caroling
Talbot
Maryland
Easton
Tan Yard
Dover Bridge
Coroline County
Denton
Mad
State Roads Commission
Baltimore
Caroline
Boarda
Anderson
J.B, Harrington
Morris opens modern store with wide range of goods
E. H. Morris operates a well equipped store offering a broad assortment of merchandise including fancy groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Morris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Denton Journal
Equiorial Notes
Public Service Commission
Public Service
Mahool
James H. Preston
Philadelphia Record
Express
The
Record
Houston's
Edward Bowman
Trinity
Samuel Young
Stabler
Ilouston
Federalsburg
William Cheezum
Burrsville
S. L. Young
James Turner
Greenwood
Sallie Downe
Lester Henry
George Henry
Preston
Youngymen
Mullin's
Exmion
Spencer Wrights
Noble J. Walker
Nain St
Nichols & Son
Joan J. Kinder
W. Harry Brown
John N. Kinder
Lillian Carmine
Thos. H. Lord
Chilton’s
J. H. Nichols & Son
Schloss Bros. & Coq. Fine Clothes
New York
J.H. Nichols & Son
Denton, Maryland
Morris New Store
Marydel, Md
H. Morris
EB. H Morris
W. B. Parker
Denton, Md
Ian
J. N. Jordin
G. Stevens
Williston
Kahoe Neck
Crystalite
the Texas Company
C. H. Stewart
Niss
Edwin C. Fields
Annie W. Fields
Loraine D. Fields
Thomas R. E. Fields
Equity
Annie Seeders
Beniah T. Seedera
S. M. Liden
R.D
P.O. Federalsburg
Cox
H. Clay Hobbs
Mic Denton
Jersey
L C
Reid Preston
Pro- Isis
Ring
Proute Oie
Dare
Ring's Weare
Ld Malm
Mary Fond
King's
High St
EE Fayette St. CC. P
Whone
St Paul
Courtland
Doan
Martha A. Meekins
Cambridge
Mtd
Dean
Donn
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Doan’s
John W. Masten
J.bolgiano & Son
Pratt, Light and Ellicott Sts
Baltimore, Md
R. Lee Chambers
Paul Street
Kryptok
Schumacher & Foremann
Opticians
W.lasiegten
Byrs Bea
Pwapfaes
Pohskeay
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