Maryland voters back Wilson policies in congressional tally
Editorial notes state Maryland sends a Democratic Senator and five Representatives, praising Wilson era policies and loyalty in tariff currency and trust measures. It highlights November 16 currency system launch, explains regional banks will fund loans, and predicts prosperity with fewer panics. It also notes Grange meeting in Wilmington and clubs backing neutrality.
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Maryland
Wilson
Baltimore Sun
Congress
Roosevelt
Smith
Ieserva
U.S
Pal
Potash From Germany Opens for U S Imports
The American Ambassador arranged ten thousand tons of potash from Germany signaling relief for American farmers and fertilizer makers. A wartime embargo on potash and related Swiss shipments lifted under a new policy, ending U S dependence on Germany after imports worth $9.813 million in the last fiscal year.
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Germany
Switzerland
United States
Comptroller Considers Rejecting Late Governor Approvals
Comptroller Emerson C. Harrington may refuse to recognize the legality of two bills passed by the last Maryland Legislature but signed by the Governor after several months. The bills include a $10,000 appropriation for Perkins' Annotated Maryland Reports and another for a Somerset county man who aided in an arrest years ago. If unpaid, beneficiaries may sue, raising the question of when the Governor may legally approve a bill.
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Emerson C. Harrington
Maryland
Maryland Farmers Produce 452000 Tons of Hay in 1914
Maryland agricultural estimates show 1914 hay output at 452000 tons with a 1.16 ton per acre yield and an average price of 15.30 per ton, down from 491000 tons the previous year and 12.20 per ton in 1913. The quality trails the ten year average. The report also lists crop yields by state and notes market conditions.
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Maryland
United States Department of Agriculture
Ethel P. Browne
Hugh C. Browne
Wilmington
Browne
Central City
Col
Ethel Purvis
Middletown
Roman Auto Co
Broad St
Philadelphia
Department of Agriculture
J. E. Metzger
State Normal School
Baltimore
Masonic Building
Denton
J. H. Summerfield
Maryland Week in Baltimore Showcase of Maryland Farm Life
Maryland Week invites farmers and families to Baltimore to see top Maryland agricultural products and exhibits. Visitors can compare corn and apples, admire preserved farm skills, and judge which neighborhood should return next year. The event encourages pride in Maryland farm life and youth participation.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Apples Plentiful in Delaware Rail Shipments
The weekly fruit report from the Delaware division of the Pennsylvania Railroad shows apples leading with 7,823 baskets and pears at 12,352 baskets among last week’s shipments. Total to date list apples 659,085 baskets, pears 357,791 baskets, sweet potatoes 78,910 barrels, tomatoes 835,945 baskets, white potatoes 195,407 barrels.
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Delaware Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Obituary notes for Mollie Albright and relatives
Mollie Albright nee Cooper died at her Columbus New Jersey home on October 20 1914 after a long illness She is survived by her husband a daughter and four sisters Funeral services were in the M E Church led by Rev W Wainwright and Rev Wm Bilderback Interment was in Columbus cemetery Also memorial verses recall Clarence Vickery Edith Thawley Trice Lizzie Webber and John E Webber with messages from family members Subscribe for the JOURNAL.
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Mollie Albright
Wm. Bilderback
Florence
N. J
Columbus Cemetery
For Sale Five dwellings on Third Street in Denton
Multiple ads promote sale of five well-arranged dwellings on Third Street Denton with eight and nine room houses and bathrooms plus two adjoining lots. Mentions C H Redden Denton and various commerce notes. Also health tonics for horses poultry and cattle from Fairfield and John Clark Greensboro with promotional claims.
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Third Street
Denton
C. H. Redden
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Denton Journal
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Johnson Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
National Grange
Delaware Federation of Women's Clubs
Bridgeville
Bryan
America
George W. Porter
Clarence Vickery
Clarence
Edith Thawley Trice
Lizzie Webber
John E Webber
John E. Webber
Journal
Fairfield
John Clark
Hardware
Greenboro
O. F. Smith
Denton, Md
George W. Hausenbeck
Baltimore and Ohio
Michigan
Greensboro
the Peoples National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Lawius Mongy
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Caroline
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T. EF. Jolalnson
Harry FE. Ramsdell
Charles B. Harrison
Assignea
Francis M. Colli
Georgia A. Collins
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Chancery
Cayoline County
William N. Barnes
WM. H. Adkins
Stevens
W. Temple Eane
Edgar Sapp
Sapp
Edn Sapp
Proline County
Equity
J. Kemp Stevens
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William F. Zeigler
Provident Live Stock Insurance Co
Central Savings Bank
Samuel Colgain
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Harvey L. Cooper
Marvey T, Cooper
Mic Thes Sthday
Harry G Kamsdlll
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RB. Wright J. Nichols
C. W. Howds
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Robert Jarrell
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Denton Auto CO
EMME
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J. H. Nichols & Company
New York
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Girts
Chicago
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Denton, Maryland
Schloss
C. H. Meeds
Maud Dunham
West Denton
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