National Citizens Military Training Camps Planned This Summer
The War Department plans multiple Citizens Military Training Camps nationwide this summer for youths and civilians age 18 to 45. Camps will be near home, free to attend, with travel paid by the department. Instruction by Regular Army personnel emphasizes basic soldier duties and physical training at permanent camps. Camp Meade to host Maryland Third Army Corps civilians. no prior military instruction required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Harding
Third Army Corps
Maryland
Camp Meade
Col
E. J. Williams
Third Corps
Williams
Hamilton Bowie
Editorial Notes Reflect on Reds and Public Welfare Bills
The piece notes recent communist propaganda targeting workers with circulars while urging public print discussion. It mentions Senate debate over the Sheppard Towner baby bill and the Public Welfare bill directed by General Sawyer, signaling anticipated action and a push for a new Department of Public Welfare. It lauds Col. E A Baughman’s deputy sheriffs in Caroline county, comments on New York clothiers price shifts, and argues for stricter immigration limits as timely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
America
Chambers of Commerce
A. F. of L
Reds
Senate
Sheppard Towner
Congress
Sawyer
Harding
Department of Public Welfare
E. A. Baughman
Caroline County
Vacation cruise contest invites Maryland youths to West Indies
The Baltimore American partners with Baltimore Steamship Company to award a free West Indies cruise lasting three to four weeks to four healthy Maryland men aged 18 to 23. Each applicant must send a two word letter to the Vacation Editor explaining why they wish to go. The four best letters will be chosen by a panel including the Vacation Editor and officials from the Export and Import Board of Trade and Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Baltimore Steamship Company
West Indies
Maryland
The
American
William M. Brittain
Export and Import Board of Trade
Felix Agnus
Hugo Osterhaus
United States Navy
United States Department of Agriculture
Forest Products Laboratory
Easton
Philadelphia
William H. Adkins
Sheriff Soulsbuy
Citizens Call for Road Reform in Choptank Md
Taxpayers in Choptank Md protest road management and its impact on county infrastructure. A reader cites uneven shell loads, misdirected road work, delays waiting for tides, and dangerous culverts. He urges replacing the road engineer and improving drainage to stop water damage to fields and main routes.
Denton Public Sale Of Moore Real Estate Auctioned Lots
Mary E. Moore owner via attorney lists Lot Nos H I J K L M N O P and parts of S and U on the Nathaniel Horsey tract with stabling, offered separately then together to yield best price. Tract 3 covers Parcel No 7 along State road to Greensboro Bridge, Choptank river, with deferred payments options. Purchaser pays title papers. auctioneer James Temple conducts sale. James T. Earle appears as attorney for owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Greensboro
Denton
Nathaniel Horsey
David Eveland
J. Allen Moore
Greensboro Bridge
George H. Moore
Mary E. Moore
James T. Earle
James Temple
Public sale of mortgaged property in Denton Maryland
Administrators of Annie H Peters will sell at public auction in front of the Denton Court House door the mortgaged property tied to a January 1 1892 mortgage between James J Hignatt and John W Hignatt. The sale includes the farm now occupied by James FE Hignutt and two additional parcels along the Denton Williston road adjoining Thomas and Williamson lands plus the Mary Jackson Lot and others as described in the deed chain through 1901 assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Hignatt
John W. Hignatt
Liber L. H. G
Caroline County
Annie H. Peters
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Williston
William B. Nuttle
George Murphy
Elias W. Williamson
James FE. Hignutt
James Hignutt
Anne Thomas
Mary Jackson
Lewis Thomas
James LK. Hignutt
Henry R. Lewis
J. Owen Knotts
James ‘Temple
Greensboro
Whiteleysburg
John F. Vanville
County Court House
Dover
Del
James H. Hazel
Mary H. Lusher
James M. Satterfield
W. C. Moore & Sons
Public sale of estate of George A Bullock in Burrsville
Under an order of the Orphans Court for Caroline County administrators of the late George A Bullock will offer the real property for sale at auction on the premises in Burrsville Maryland. The sale is to the highest bidder and the property sits in the village of Burrsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
George A. Bullock
George Bullock
Burrsville
Maryland
PAIGE
Ford
Mary C. Bullock
J. Owen Knotts
Lewis & Knotts
Joan W. Clank
W. Brewster Deen
Lawrence B. Towers
Circuit Court
Lawrence LB. Towers
Marion L. Beck
Lawrence 2. Towers
Equity
Chy
Wesley E. Thawley
Erk
Lawrence B. Foes
Calvert C. Merriken
Lawrence B
Towers
Awrence
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin
Johnson Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
New York City
Mr. Blades
Choptank
Billy Dillon
Preston
Mr. Handy
Jim Jester
Frank Dulin
Hagerstown
Jester
Q. C. Blades
Choptank, Md
Jacob Rickards
S. J. Hurst
Iurst
William C. Andrew
Harry Enpington
Oor
Joaseeaton
Denton National Bank
Scec
U.S
Cccces
Federal Ieserve Bank
State OF
Caroline
Willam I. Norris
Mrnse
William I. Norris
Elizaberth MacDonald
Harry S. Dailey
Irwin T. Saulsbury
Thomas B. Sparklin
the Peoples Bank
Rive
Total
Ss. I
T. F. Johnson
Cashler
T. P. Johnson
Crouse
Notary Public
Geo. T. Redden, Somers Blake, H.C. Hobbs
the Provident State Bank
Resources
Hug
Occoveesevesccoe Wevnens
Esscsccsene
Hankera
James A. Traazzaore
James A. Trazzare
Charles Hr, Harrison
J.T. Dennis
S. E. Douglas
E. T. Moore
George R. Neal
T. Fred Garey
Tobacco
Palace Theatre
Ladies’ Circle
Denton M. E. Church
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Reserve Ag
Gold Cain
Banke and
Bankera
Trust
Reserva
E. Hignutt
Mildred Gorsuch
Josiah A. Beck
John T. Carter
Bryant’s New Palace Theatre
Denton, Maryland
Emerson Hough
Beatlytell In
Lombardi Ltd
Milady
Charles Hutchison
Desert Gold
Zane Grey
Loveland
Hell
Tarzan
Denton Drug Co. Store
Goon Music
Bryant
Second Street
Refined Photo Productions
Mary Moore Parrish
Louise Parrish
Wesley Tribbett
Edward M. Noble
S. G. Nottle
Misa Esther Kelley
Hobbs
Nisi
Hugh MecNash
Edward P. Foote
Lester Foote
Mary Foote
Marion L
Beck
Mortgagee
Thomas H. Meeks
State Roads Commission
Caroline Co
Long’s School House
Hillsboro
Ridgely
Bridgetown
Garrett Building
Baltimore
Commission
State Bonds Commission
General Assembly of Maryland
J. N. Mackall
L. H. Steuart
W. H. Ridgaway
R. Terry
Civil Service Examiner
Continental Bidg
Washington, D. C
Jas. W. Voss
Denton, Md
Bargain
Mullin's Home Store
Wilmington
William W. Mitchell
Greensboro Meat Co
Thomas J. Daffin
Flora Cooper
Choptan Wrecking Company
Vstal
O. C. Blades
Atlock
Ney