Maryland politics and tariff debates unfold in 1923
The piece contrasts Republican assertions on farmer hardships with 1923 price trends, noting higher living costs offset agricultural gains. It argues tariffs offer political cover but little farmer benefit, cites Canada’s wheat crop as price pressure, and shifts to Maryland politics praising reformist gains while noting a preelection void of new platforms or public demand.
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Department of Agriculture
Wallace
Canada
Chicago
Frank R. Kent
Baltimore Evening Sun
Maryland
East
Political and economic shifts amid coal crisis and Democratic wins
The piece argues for substituting coal with electricity oil and gas in public utilities and industry, criticizes coal operators and miners for neglecting the public interest, and notes a Democratic sweep in the Fifth Washington District signaling continued party gains since 1920. It cites President Lewes and Governor Pinchot amid ongoing coal disputes and a looming winter price impact.
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Lewes
United Mine Workers
United States Coal Commission
Pinchot
Washington
Maryland politics praised for integrity and electability
The speaker argues Maryland faces an administrative challenge rather than a political crisis. He cites universal judge integrity, rare public graft, and honest elections. Both gubernatorial candidates are unimpeachably reputable university graduates, reflecting a rare level of political trust in the state.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Maryland Pride: State’s Civic Spirit Praised by Doctors
In praise of Maryland, a speaker defends the state’s public service by citing doctors who donate time without pay and contrasting Maryland’s freedom from demagoguery with other states. The address lauds political progress yet admits room for improvement while asserting a higher governmental standard than elsewhere.
Farm Bureau view on fertilizer prices and cooperative buying
An official writes that farmers buy fertilizer outside the pool due to cheaper prices, calling it a boost for the Farm Bureau. He notes early fall prices were higher, asks if lower costs reflect cheaper labor and transport, and warns against selling interests undermining the Farm Bureau while urging continued cooperative marketing and education.
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Farm Bureau
Tanlac earns high praise from M. & P. R. R. brakeman
T. C. Farley of Baltimore reports three bottles of Tanlac relieved his long running down condition. He suffered leg pain, stomach burning, dizziness, and back and shoulder pains, and says Tanlac made him sleep well and feel tip top. Tanlac is sold by all druggists. Over 37 million bottles sold. Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation are also advertised.
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Tanlac
T. C. Farley
M. % Py Railroad
West 24Th St
Baltimore
Agriculture Back Bone Needs Time for Growth Says Local Meeting
Local officials urge patience as the agricultural bureau work continues, noting early progress and acknowledging mistakes as the project remains in its infancy. Ridgely Local reports strong turnout and satisfaction with Bureau efforts during its short operation. The group plans to hold its annual election on October 30 at the American Corner meeting.
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Ridgely
Bureau
American Corner
Assignee Sale Of Real Estate Near Denton
Public sale to highest bidder in front of the Denton Court House to transfer a parcel in Caroline County Maryland. The sale arises from two April 1918 mortgages with assignments to Harvey L Cooper and notes the land being part of the third district near the Denton Anthony Mill road. Improvements include a barn chicken house and outbuildings in good repair.
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Solomon J. Hurst
Alton Messer
Denton
Preston
Javin Williamson
Myron FR. Dunkinson
Caroline County
Mamie B. Kinnear
Edward D. Kinnear
Harvey L. Cooper
Liber L. B. T
Court House
Maryland
Anthony’s Mill
Joseph P. Anthony
Carsine Carroll
J. Redden
Robert Anthony
Albert Truax
Caroline
County
Circuit Court
Charles . Harrison
Geo
A. Deakyne
Joseph F. Jester
Liber L. B.T
Burrsville
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Thomas H. Robinson
Harford County
Court OF Appeals
James A. Young
Allegany County
Thomas J. Keating
Queen Anne's County
House OF Delegates
Charles E. Andrews
Thomas L. Day
O. Gilbert Hignatt
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Elisha H. Harper
William J. Shawn
Richard T. West
G. Lawrence Wilson
W. Foster Clark
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James Temple
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Mary Settanni
Alfredo Settanni
Angelina Settanni
Charles Shulties
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J. Owen Knotts
Geo. A. Deakyne
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Auet
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Greensboro
Henry R. Lewis
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M. H. Downes
Denton, Md
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Greensboro, Md
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Wilmington
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Calvert C. Merriken
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Charles E. Whitby
Franklin St
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I. M. Noble
State Road
McCormick
Farmers Friend
Oliver
York
John Harries
James ,Temple
Jostat, A, Beck
Kerr Farm
Sims
Oscar Clark
Samuel Carey
Carolina County
A Deakyne
W. E. Callahan
Chas. H. Dean
Margaret Pastorfield
Register of Wills
Carter Block
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