Democrats predicted to win Senate control in November
Senator Peter G Gerry of Rhode Island, head of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, forecast a Democratic Senate majority in November. He criticized the Republican administration as failing to deliver prosperity, cited textile mill distress and farmer concerns, and warned that the do nothing approach would not solve economic woes. He argued the public seeks Democratic leadership and moral courage to address the crisis. The piece also notes concerns about street regulation favoring vehicle traffic over pedestrian movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Peter G. Gerry
Rhode Island
Democratic
Gerry
Jiis
Senate
Dempsey Nose Fame and a Rural Call to Stay Home
A late 1920s style column argues pedestrians deserve safety in crosswalks, warns against overemphasis on vehicle speed, and mocks vanity in Dempsey nose lore amid a broader call to remain in God’s country. It contrasts modern politics with rural life and urges scientific farming and staying to support local democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldorado
Centennial visitors recall 1876 with Sequis-Centennial ties
Miss Julia M. Kelley, her cousin Mrs. Clara Bartlett Scudder, and relatives visit Tren ton N J and Scudder's Falls Bucks Co Pa. They attended the Sesqui Centennial in Philadelphia and joined others who registered as attending the 1876 centennial. Harry Wallace revisits Preston after forty years. Dr. William T. Kelley and sons attended the Philadelphia event. Mrs. Alderson recovers from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia M. Kelley
Clara Bartlett Scudder
Trenton
N. J
Scudder
Harry Wallace
New Jersey
George Whiteley
Preston
Wallace
William T. Kelley
Noble William and
Wiliam T. Kelley, Jr
Philadelphia
Kelsey
Lin D. Kelley
Preston Academy School
W. S. Alderson
Political campaign group names several Maryland races
Representative T Alan Goldsborough of Denton and Senator Dudley G Roe of Sadlersville head a Democratic General Committee aiding Gov Albert C Ritchie’s re election. The panel backs Teydings against Weller for the U S Senate and supports Gordy Robinson and Young for reelection. Ridgely Jones enters Donaldson School. Thompson Swing visits Philadelphia. Holsinger begins Ridgely postoffice work. Mrs Wolsinger returns to San Francisco. Loughbury Bros canning Hina beans. Now is the time to subscribe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Alan Goldsborough
Denton
Congress
Dudley G. Roe
Sadlersville
State Senate
Queen Anne's County
Charles F. Harley
Baltimore
Centreville
Democratic State Central Committee
Albert C. Ritchie
Millard KE. Tydings
Ovington FE. Weller
United States Senate
Williams. Gordy. Jr
Thomas W. Robinson
James A. Young
Court of Appeals
Goldsborough
Ridgely
Landers Jones
Donaldson School
Techester
Thompson Swing
Philadelphia
C. &. Holsinger
Ridgely Postorfive
David Wolsinger
San Francisco
Loughbury Bros
Remembrance Verses for Norman Bart Smith and James Wright
Loving remembrances recall Norman Bart Smith who died October 9 1918 and James Wright who passed August 25 1926 at Denton Maryland. Mother and sister pen reflections on loss, peace in rest, and memories of a patient loving family.
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Norman Bart Smith
Norman
James . Wright
Reuben M. Raleigh
Denton
In remembrance of our father F P Covey
In remembrance of our father F P Covey who died Oct 11. Just a line of sweet remembrance and a token of love's devotion. Our hearts still sing your memory though the roiling stream of life rolls on. By his daughters Hattie and Viala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Covey
Hattie
Viala
Local residents visit relatives and attend revival
Mrs. Willie Pritchett returned home after a September visit with relatives in Philadelphia and Norristown. Miss Myra Christopher stays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. James Christopher. Mrs. Anna Wroten visited her sister Mrs. Warry Hubbard. A revival meeting is underway at this place.
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Willie Pritchett
Philadelphia
Norristown
Myra Christopher
James Christopher
Anna Wroten
Warry Hubbard
Reopening of Thawley's Church at Tuckahoe Neck
The Thawley's Church reopening will be held on Sunday October 10 with an all day service led by Rev T O Crouse and other prominent speakers. Denton Orchestra will provide music. The church has been thoroughly repaired and painted inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thawley
Tuckahoe Neck
T. O. Crouse
Denton
SLOOPES BRO. AND THOMAS COMPANY ADVERTISES POSITIONS
A West Chester Pennsylvania notice from Sloops Bros and Thomas Company seeks a retinule energetic man for near term part time or permanent work in the West Chester area. The ad lists The West Chester Nurseries as the company place with a January 2 1991 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BRO.& Thomas Company
West Chester
Farmland Auction in Caroline County Maryland 1926
Executors under James F.B. Wright and Mary E. Wright announce public sale of Wright estate land in Caroline County. Tract 1 combines 110 acres with a nearby woodland. Tract 2 totals 75 acres including timber, plus a parcel with a 2 story dwelling in Denton. Sale follows probated will and power of attorney, with terms noting tenant occupancy, wheat crop considerations, taxes, and staged payment options through The Peoples Bank, Denton.
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the Orphians’ Court
Caroline County
James FB. Wright
Mary E. Wright
Office of
the Register of Wills
Denton
Maryhland
Vendue
Court House
Dentoll
Maryland
James E. Wright
Mary F. Wright
piNsboro
Tuckahoe
Ealed
Allendate
John W. Fisher
Meles and Bounds
John J. Pisher
James I. Wright
Loggins Horns
Penton
Trishboro
Metes
Mayene W. Cooper
Isié
Woodhind
Baltimore and Eastin
Eugene W. Cooper
James FL Wright
Fourth Street
Lavenia Tabls
Edward W. Liden
Roland Chatlinch
Josephine M. Downes
James EL Wright
Hillsboro
Ridgely
Market
Gay Streets
W. OM. Paulkver
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Denton Journal
Publishel
Melvin and Johnson Incorporated
Benjamin H. Johnson
Benjamin F. Johnson
PostoMee
Denton, Md
Mitter
William S. Gordy, JR
Thomas H. Robinson
United States
Millard E. Tydings
Nelson H. Fooks
House of Delegates
William N. Alderson
Edward B. Carter Marriott S. Redden
George A. Deakyne
Wesley E. Thawley
The
Orphans’ Court
Elisha H. Carper William J. Shawn
Richard T. West
Henry R. Lewis
Philip W. Downes
Wesley Jarrell
Charles R. Neal
William P. Carroll
William F. Jackson
PVP
WSPA
Perhh Ohi Yn
Dempsey
Chicago
Los Angeles
Alexander McGlue
Max Adeler
Kent News
Obstiacs
Bethlehem
F. Oo. Wright
Lama
Kaufpman
Orphans' Court
John W. Toward
Federalsburg
Joln L. Everngam
Mil
Sixth and
Guy Streets
Aquily
Nellie Valliantp Foster
St. Paul Street
New State Road
Second St
Wright, Denton, Md
Riverton Avenue
Emily G. Swess
Tatu
Younus
T. Heverngam
Denton, Ma
Wilbert L. Merresen
Denton, Mad
East Main Street
Holiness Church
Peoples Bank
G.T. Redden & Co
Masonic Building
Karl Saterig
Tee Denton, Md
A. Carroll
Teiems OF
Sale
J. Frank Wright
B. Wright
Janiel Temple
Schloss Bros. & Coo
Baltimore and
New York
J. AH. Nichols & Company
Denton, Maryland
Scutois Baltimore Clothes
Wil Yell Shine
Thomas TL. Draper
Greensboro
Whiteleysburg
Fordson
Agbnara Wagen
Osborne
Usle
Oliver
Hank
George FL Sclerbeiber
A.J. Duue
Auet
M. K. Newnam
Greensboro Gardens
J. Owen Knotts
Ambrose W. Bradley
Circuit Court
Mqnity
T. Pliny Fisiter
Auditor’s Order
Nisi
William JJ
Richards
Harry C C. Crouse
Equity
Thia
Geo, A. Deakyne
Geo. A. Deakyne
Joan Janson
Iate
Amanda Janson
John Jonson
I. B. Elewanger
Keenshoro, Md
the Peoples Bank
Frank Wrigitt
Narvey Towers
Preston, Md
Tuk Denton National Bank
Norris
Kerr
Elmer Trice
Burraville
Westinghouse
Fastern Shore Gas & Electric Co
Eggs & Poultry Wanted
H. S. Burns
Goupsnona Bank
Goldsboro
Robert Jarrell, JR
TUE Provident State Bank
J. A. Trazzare
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