Political blame game over tariffs and costs of living
The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic committees over tax cuts and tariff effects, citing a $1.539 billion claimed taxpayer saving and a three billion dollar annual cost impact from tariffs, including higher sugar costs. It urges scrutiny of federal policy and warns against regulatory overreach that could curb new industry and raise consumer prices. It also calls for a footpath on Denton causeway to protect pedestrians amid heavy traffic and past accidents.
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Republican National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Republican
Washington
Fair Tariff League
Progressive Nation and Banking Shifts Reported
The piece reports on state road supervision urging remedy for conditions. It cites Rev Dr Cadman praising religious training and church consolidation. Bankers nationwide foresee modest trade improvement, tempered by concerns over upcoming Congress business legislation. A Maryland judge extols simple living and echoes Ex President Wilson. A movement to abolish capitalism, with proletariat owned banks and worker interests, grows in multiple states.
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S. Parkes Cadman
Congregational Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wilmington
America
Washington
Hamilton
Franklin
Cadman
Dr. Cadman
Denton
Adkins
Easton
Wilson
Maryland
Alabama
Arizona
Montana
Pennsylvania
New York
California
Indiana
Minnesota
Ohio
Michigan
Democratic Party urges women voters to seek moral governance
Mrs. Emily Newell Blair, Vice Chair man of the Democratic National Committee, tells women voters the party seeks to inform them on government issues as a pre convention activity. Democratic Women’s Clubs will host October meetings on Civil Service to empower women to influence morality in government and expand their role within the party.
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Emily Newell Blair
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Women's Clubs
Democratic Party
Ritchie and Armstrong For Governor in Maryland Race
The Kent News outlines Democratic nominee Albert C. Ritchie and Republican Alexander Armstrong as Protestants in agreement on Volstead law. It argues both would sign an Enforcement Law if the General Assembly votes dry, praising Ritchie’s record and urging his reelection over Armstrong.
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The
Kent News
Albert C. Ritchie
Alexander Armstrong
General Assembly
Ritchie
Armstrong
Protestant Episcopal Church
St Anne's Episcopal Church
Annapolis
Maryland
Growth of Motor Car Registrations and Road Needs
The article notes 300 cars in 1895 and forecasts over 16 million by 1925, based on a table of registrations. It predicts 14 to 16 million cars in the next two years and argues more good roads are needed, blaming ignorance and politicians for opposition to road funding as automobiles act like a steamroller.
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United States
Maryland Weekly Industrial Review on Eastern Shore Projects
Salisbury awards for a 300000 hotel. Saint Michaels to build a new road to Kirkman. Queenstown approves a new school. Stevensville and Federalsburg see milling and underwear plant improvements. Salisbury issues permits totaling 253300 and plans widen South Division Street. new grain warehouse completed at New Centreville Milling.
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Maryland Weekly Industrial Review
Salisbury
Stevensville
Centreville Milling Company
Federalsburg
Topkis Underwear Company
Queenstown
St. Michaels
Kirkman
Divison Street
Agricultural note from Caro line county report
U S Agricultural Statistician Dennee in Baltimore reports poor hay yields with little clover and timothy cut, alfalfa light after first cut, cowpeas and soybeans average, potatoes not dug, corn cut or shocked under per cent, labor scarce at $4 daily, tomatoes picked by women and children, corn fodder blown away, drought hurt early crops but rains later aided. apples about half a crop and tomatoes yielding well as farmers rely on family and colored help.
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John 5
Dennee
U. S
Baltimore
Caroline County
Forest Department offers fall tree list for Maryland planting
The State Department of Forestry releases its fall list of trees suited to Maryland conditions. Small forest trees cost 2 cents each and include loblolly pine short leaf white and red pines Norway spruce European larch red oak tulip poplar white ash and sugar maples. Roadside trees range from a few feet to 15 feet tall with prices from 5 cents to 31.15 each. The list covers black willow pin oak elm black walnut Orient al plane ash honey locusts and ginkgo.
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State Department of Forestry
Maryland
In memory of our dearest mother Regina D Pritchett Jones
In memory of our dearest mother Regina D Pritchett Jones who departed this life October 4 1898. Tis many years since you went dear mother and left us alone but time will come when we shall be forever at your side. Her daughters Linda BE Jones Ber endt and Lula R Jones Bloom.
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Regina D. Pritchett Jones
Linda BE. Jones Berendt
Lula R. Jones
Bloom
Not a Neglected Genius Says Poet John Blake
Uncommon Sense column quotes poet John Blake who dismisses claims of neglect. He states money was not his aim and joy of writing sustained him, noting genius is recognized and rewarded, while markets seek talent and near-geniuses profit from fame. He warns false self-portrayals ruin careers.
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Tal
America
John Blake
Majestic Liner Demands Ten Thousand Plants For Public Rooms
The liner Majestic requires ten thousand flowering plants and ferns annually for its public rooms. A heated greenhouse on the upper deck provides renewals during voyages, and a trained gardener is a permanent member of the ship's staff.
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Majestic
Wisdom From the Arab Proverb Cited in Burton's Life
An Arabian proverb cited in Life of Sir Richard Burton describes four kinds of men. The fool who knows not and knows not he knows not should be shunned, the simple who knows not and knows he knows not should be taught, the asleep who knows and knows not he knows should be awakened, and the wise who knows and knows he knows should be followed.
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Richard Burton
Trustee's Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Caroline County
A Maryland Circuit Court equity decree triggers a trustee sale in Denton by the named trustee. The property lies in Caroline County First Election District and includes the “Hoptons Halls Discovery and Butlers Own” tracts, with improvements a small house barn corncrib and henhouse. Sale is to the highest bid der at the courthouse door between 2 and 4 pm on a 1923 date.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
Emma Rash
Piuvilla
Charles Rash
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Hoptens Halls
Butler’s
Rose Chance
Hopton
Joseph Pippin
William Richardson
Joseph Harris
John W. Rash
Samuel Carey
Libor G. A
Hickman
George E. Culver
H. C. Wright
Denton Journal
Mainie B. Kinnear
Edward D. Kinnear
Harvey LL. Cooper
Liber LL. B. T
Anthony’s Mill
Joseph P. Anthony
Carsine Carroll
O. J. Redden
Robert Anthony
Charles B. Hardant
Geo
A. Deakyne
Sale Terms Under Decree Require Cash or Note Security
Terms of sale as prescribed by the decree are one half cash on day of sale, balance in six months or all cash at purchaser's option. Any deferred payment is secured by an interest bearing note of the purchaser with security to be approved by the trustee. Tile papers and revenue stamps at purchaser expense. Calvert C Merriken, Joan W Clark, Auctioneer Trustee.
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Calvert C, Merriken
Joan W. Clark
Auct
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Melvin & Johnson, Publisgmere
Denton, Md
Anne Arundel County
William S. Gordy
Wicomico County
Thomas H. Robinson
Harford County
Court OF Appeals
James A. Young
Allegany County
Thomas J. Keating
Queen Anne's County
House OF Delegates
Charles A Soe Thomas L. D. O
Gilbert Tidnutt
Orphans’ Court
Elisha H. Harper
William J. Shawn
Richard T. West
G. Lawrence Wilson
W. Foster Clark
Wesley E. Thawley
James Temple
Interstate Commerce Commission
Virginia Railway
Commission
West Denton
Phae
State Roads Commission
Industrial Review
Mass
Joun Piake
Shakespeare
Mullin’s
Mullin's Home Store
Pencien
Oscar Clark
Democratic State Central Committee
M. H. Downes
Tor
Ok Morteage
Alvert C
Merriken
Atorney-at- -Law
Kerr Farm
Henry R. Lewis
Carter Block
Chris Bergey
John T, Carter
J. AH. Nichols & Company
Arriv
Ing Daily
J. H. Nichols & Company
Cortley Jr. Chithes
Denton-Greensboro
Bungaon
Harvey L. Cooper
Gilpin’s Point Road
Harmony
York
Denton National Bank
A. F. Murphy
Leonard F. Covey
Audt
Ricnharp T. West
Albert Truax
Liber L. B. T
Mamie B. Kinnear
Nisi
Charles
Harrison
Nicola Settanni
Antonio Settanni
Frank C. Brauchle
Lillie Brauchle
Raffaele Settanni
Mary Settanni
Alfredo Settanni
Angelina Settanni
WM. Pepper Constable
Maryland Trust
Baltimore, Maryland
Elkton, Maryland
ST. Paul
Steady Rone
Jamieson E. Provan
Bacthweyn
M. Bates Stephens
Den-Mar Mobile Co
Sardiniere
Chalmers
Nellie R. Stephens
T. Pliny Fisher
Thomas A Keating
Deakyne
W. E. Callahan
Chas. H. Dean
Margaret Pastorfield
Register of Wills
NEW Brick & Tile Co
Peter T. Sapibee
State Road
W. G. Wooters
FTPR
Iewspape
Saee
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