Editorial notes show Wilson policies live on under Harding
The Annapolis Capital notes Harding echoes Wilson foreign policy on issues from the Columbian treaty to Ireland and China. It argues the League of Nations is the practical path for peace, while criticizing Republican leaders for opposing it. It warns about subsidies funding shipping via customs revenue and frames the plan as a burden on the public. It also cites Maine and Virginia political moves, crab industry protections, and New York mayor Hylan’s salary rise as related political barometers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Annapolis
Mr. Harding
Mr. Wilson
Wilson
Mexico
Russia
Ireland
China
Haiti
Mesopotamia
Yap
League of Nations
League
Taft
Hughes
Hoover
Wickersham
Lowell
Harvard
Elihu Root
America
Shad Twenty Five Years After
A Baltimore American reflection notes a dramatic decline in Maryland fisheries from 25 years ago. Shad prices rose from 5 to 14 cents to over a dollar today, with the fish supply unable to meet demand. Census data show shrinking crab and oyster catches, lowering state fishery value and provoking concerns over stewardship and future food security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Baltimore
Chesapeake
Maryland
United States Bureau of Fisheries
Chesapeake Seafood
America
Fraudulent Employment Scheme Exposed At Muscle Shoals
The United States Civil Service Commission warns that numerous job seekers were charged a one dollar registration fee for Muscle Shoals labor near Florence Alabama and received nothing in return. The commission says the matter may go to the Department of Justice for investigation and that future work depends on Congress action. Labor-supply promises are deemed unjustified and the public is urged to avoid paying for employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscle Shoals Project
Florence
Alabama
United States Civil Service Commission
Commission
Tis
Department of Justice
Civil Service Commission
Muscle Shoals
Congress
Mucle Shoals
Investment in baby bonds earns 5 percent in five years
A Denton post office report shows over half a million dollars saved in January in United States Treasury Savings Certificates across the Fifth Federal Reserve District. Howard T. Cree notes sales greatly surpassed expectations with 226 post offices and Richmond, Virginia. Certificates come in 25, 100, and 1000 dollar denominations at a 20 percent discount, offering 5 percent interest if held to maturity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury Savings
Federal Reserve District
A. J. Cooper
Denton
Howard T. Cree
Richmond
Federal Reserve Bank
Cooper
Fishing Report on Chesapeake Bay Fisheries Study
William C. Schroeder of the Bureau of Fisheries completed an eight month observation of the Chesapeake bay fishing industry. The Black Hawk encircled the bay twice with 15 major stations and 30 beam-trawl stations between Annapolis and Cape Charles. Data include weights and measures of 1417 fish across 34 species and preserved stomachs for later analysis. Markets pound nets and fishing camps were surveyed for commercial fishing notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Schroeder
Bureau of Fisheries
Chesapeake Bay
Black Hawk
Annapolis
Cape Charles
Competitive examination for post office clerk in Denton
A competitive examination for post office clerk candidates will be held in Denton on April 15 at a.m. The village carrier may be appointed from the register established by the examination. For exam information, apply at the Denton post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Local Social Notes Highlight Mr and Mrs Wright Birthday
Sunday and Tuesday gatherings mark a busy social week with guests for Mr Orville Morgan and Mr Henry Roth, among others. A school April Fool party is announced, while clubs, church groups, and students attend events across town.
Local social notes from area residents and visitors
Mrs T A Cleaves entertained her sister Mrs John Burr and children Elizabeth and Thelma of Philadelphia. Miss Pearl Elignut, pos ition Bridgeville, spent days at Mr A F Pigmate's home. Mr and Mrs Albert Stokes spent weekend with brother Edilie Stoke near Greenwood. Mrs Raymond Cannon of Wilmington visited Mr John Stevens. Lillie Cahall of Harrington guest of mother Mrs Mary E Melunes. Grace Hamilton of Bridgeville weekend with her parents. Mee Mrs Harry Johnson hosted sister Mrs Atte Summers of Aridpestite. Mr and Mrs F L Peters and son Richard of Harrington were Sunday visitors. Mr and Mrs I J Rantsdell and son Alden of Harrington were in town. Miss Minerva Blaymond and Gladys Lowdle spent Wednesday in Denton. Mr Howard Brown and sister Hazel spent Thursday in Tishapsille. Mr and Mrs C C Stevens spent a few days in Baltimore. Mr Alfred Breeding spending a few days in Philadelphia. Miss Hester Wroten improving from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Orville
Mildred Morgan
Ruth Poote
Martha
Grace
Bernice Carroll
Velma
Edith Cohee
Louie
Amelia Ehenwachter
Meser
Benjamin Cohee
Perry Collins
Noble
Raymond
Whelon Carroll
Wilson
Henry Roth
W. M. Wright
Harris
Jraviors
Wreston High School
J. F. Dennis
E. QO. Anderson
J. J. Harris
Blanch Alderson
Fates Wright
State Normal School
Twentieth Century Community Club
J. 8
Todd
Virginia Fooks
Hannah More Academy
Honte
Bertha Shull
Greensboro
Nelle Harns
J. Richard Philips, Jr
Fanny
Berlin
A. B. Morgan
Elbert Deen
Preston Freiends
Watts
Baltimore
Lelia Con
Federalburg
Fred Collins
Maude Cropper
Ocean City
Cbarry Hollis
Philadelphia
Jerome R. Coxpent
T. A. Cleaves
John Burr
Elizabeth
Thelma
Pearl Elignut
Bridgeville
Albert
John Stevens
Lillie Cahall
Harrington
Mary E. Melunes
Grace Hamilton
R. J. Blamiston
Harry Johnson
Atte Summers
Aridpestite
Flt. Peters
Richard
Harington
Mire I. J. Rantsdell
Con
Alden
Minerva Blaymond
Glidys Lowdle
Denton
Howard Brown
Hazel
Tishapsille
C. C. Stevens
Alfred Breeding
Hester
First National Bank to Build New Main Street Banking Home
The First National Bank plans a new building on Main Street occupying former Jones J land. The 38 foot frontage and 50 foot depth will host ground floor banking space and second floor offices with lodge rooms. Nearby sites include Noble's Music Store and Frank Lord's grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Strucure
Main Street
Jones J.or
Noble
Frank Lord
Annes
Wilner Christopher
Practical Lightning Rods Code Aims Safer Structures
A joint committee of the Bureau of Standards Weather Bureau and the Antenean Institute of Electrical Engineers works to establish practical, science based lightning protection methods. Progress has been made in identifying reliable principles and these efforts seek to restore confidence among farmers and others by promoting safer farm buildings and other structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Standards
Weather Bureau
Antenean Institute of Electrical Engineers
Goldsborough Pushes Harbor Survey and Dredging Plan
Congressman Goldsborough has secured support to fund a survey and dredging at Black Walnut harbor on Tilyglmeth Island. The harbor is described as the closest deepwater access for local boats and shorefront use, with a safe harbor long sought by watermen. After the survey, dredging would follow, ending years of unsuccessful efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsborough
Wisang
Black Walnut Harbor
Tilyglmeth's
Remembrance notices for Alva B Todd and others
A collection of heartfelt condolences and memorial verses for Alva B Todd who departed December 14 1921. The messages express sorrow, eternal rest, and hope of reunion in heaven from his wife and children. Additional lines honor a son Lawrence Albert Dennis and reflect mourning across multiple family notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva B. Todd
Father
Jesus
Sar
Government clerk positions open for young men and women
Government offices seek applicants aged over 17 for clerk posts at $125 monthly. Men and women may write for hotel positions now open. Address Raymond Ferry, former Civil Service examiner, Continental Building, Washington D C. August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond ‘Ferry
Civil Service Examiner
Continental Bldg
Washington, D. C
Trustees Sale of Valuable Real Estate at Denton Court House
Public sale of a Caroline county Maryland real estate tract will occur at the Denton Court House on Tuesday April 11 1922 between 2 and 3 pm under a decree from the Circmt Court. The property lies in the Third Election District bounded by Horatio Murphy lands to the north John Satterfield and William Wooters lands to the south the Maryland-Delaware line to the east and heirs of Trustin M Wright lands to the west. The land was conveyed to Sarah A Layton by William J Layton trustee in a deed dated September 1 1594 and recorded in Caroline county records. The trustees named are Henry R. Lewis and J. Owen Knotts. The sale includes the described land and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circmt Court
Caroline County
Machine Layton
Walter John Layton
Linda S. Layton
Arthur T. Layton
Florence Layton
Henry R. Lewis
J. Owen Knotts
Court House Daar
Denton
Maryland
Luni
Horatio Murphy
John Satterfield
William Wooters
Maryland-Delaware
M. Wright
Saarah
A. Layton
William J. Layton
E. T.a
Jacob FE. Griffith
Marsland
Smith's Land
Jacob L. Grifith
Harvey J. Cooper
Liber J. K. S
Carolinte County
Court House
I. Boar .S
Land auction outlines parcels of Ringgold area timber farm
A two story frame dwelling, barns and timbered land are offered in three parcels then as a whole. Parcel 1 lies north of the public road from Ringgold's Green to the Big Pine and adjoins George T. Redden. Parcel 2 lies west of the county road from Ringgold's Green to Hickman near William Weathers. Parcel 3 lies south of the road from Ringgold's Green to Thekman and extends to the Maryland Delaware line, with buildings on this parcel. About half is cleared. timber is oak and pine with many pilings and railroad ties. A photo of the property will be available at sale. terms: one third at sale, one third in six months, one third in twelve months with interest, title at purchaser expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Wesley Ross
George Ross
Canada
Alice H. Ross
Wy. A. Berry
Felton
Cowgill Barnard
Woodside
Mars
J. W. Sheldrake
Harrington
Kent Conmy Educational Association
Dover
Evelyn Fortney
Mute Society
Wilton Porter
Philip Cheezum
Epworth League
Wesley
EL Church
A1. Ross
Redden & Co
Walter Anthony
Methodist Hospital
PT. A. of Baughley
Ringgold's
George T. Redden
Ringgald's Green
Hickman
Hinds
Wicliaan Weoters
Linda
Lewis & Knotts
Denton
Marshin
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Benj. A. Johnson Johnson
Maine
Georgia
Saco
Bath
Virginia
State Game Department
Hylan
New York
Senate
Preston
Vernon
Alfred Gibon
Neuro
Kirkham
Mary Clough
J Latle Clough
Mary
Del
Easton
Vmass Clough
Miss Clough
Charles Walsh
Kinbham
Amin
Sheri Cauls
Federalsburg
Roland Pennypicker
Smithville
St4
Hushdad
Lodd
Alva
Uhis
Lawrence Albert
Dennis
Mared Tyth
Son
Nace
Amile
Ringgold’s Green
Thekman
John Haytnap
Jlowen Knopes
K.P. Covey
Anet. ‘Trustees
Administrator's Sale
Henderson
Harvey L. Cooper
Griffith
James Cpremply
Newtown
Thompson Hardware& Supply Co
Hhilsboro
Amos Baker
Market Street
Bryant’s New Palace Theatre
Mt AN
Denton, Maryland
Nzan
The
Betty Compson
Hugh Ford
Henry Arthur Jones
James the Fogg
Robert G. Vigriola
Samuel Merwin
Rubye de Remer
Matt Moore
Claire Whitney
Charles Geraud
Julia Swayne Gordon
Palace
Bryant
Second Street
Refined Photo Productions
R. H. Bunney - Denton
WM. Henry Maule, Inc
Brionne Farms Co.inc
Nassau Street
Chester River
W. D. Boggs
R. D
Millington, Md
Fred Stoward, JR
Denton, Mil
Plymouth Rock
Park
J. Howard Pastorfield
FESR
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