Editorial Notes on American Tariff Acts and Public Notices
A summary of major tariff laws from 1828 through the Fordney bill outlines protective and reducive phases, notes a proclamation for disabled veterans, announces a Democratic State Convention in Baltimore, and urges fire safety measures in Maryland schools. Also describes a Trustees' Sale of real estate in Caroline County, Denton, with legal details and parcel descriptions.
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Republican Party
American Congress
Maryland
George R. Percy
United States
Circuit Court
Caroline County
James A. H. Garey
Robert Garey
Court House
Denton
11.2 Acres Chicken Farm Potential with home and outbuildings
Parcel B begins at the Denton Williston road corner opposite Lizzie Ross. The land lies along a state road 3 miles from Denton and 13 from Williston, with a 3 room dwelling, summer kitchen, barn, poultry house, and fruit. Parcels A and B may be sold separately or as a whole, with possession January 1, 1922. Terms: one-third cash, balance in two equal instalments. Trustees: Henry R. Lewis J. Owen Knotts Frank P. Covey Auctioneer.
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Williston
Denton
Caroline County
Maryland
Denton-Williston
Concord
Michael Siler
Howard Sullivan
Denton- Williston
Lizzie Ross
G.R. Neal
H. Waldorf
James W.saulsbury
James Garey
R. J
Lewin & Knotts
Mash feed yields high egg production at Beltsville tests
After eight years of feeding tests at the Beltsville poultry yards a mash feed was developed that consistently raises egg output. Containing 4 percent middlings 26 percent meat scrap and 66 percent corn meal the mix let hens select ingredients and produced 140 to 155 eggs per hen in pens of 30 Leghorns and Rhode Island Reds. Wyandottes and Plymouth Rocks fared worse gaining fat on the diet.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
Rhode Island
Wyandottes
Plymouth Rocks
Plymouth ‘Rocks
William C Andrew Seeks Caroline County Sheriff Nomination
Political notice appeals to Democratic voters urging support for Adv. William C. Andrew for sheriff in the Caroline County primary on September 9. He cites years as Constable in the Eighth Election District, lifelong residence, and taxpaying status, pledging economical, capable administration and to save taxpayers money.
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Caroline County
Democratic Party
William C. Andrew
Walter Rutter Seeks Caroline County Sheriff Nomination
To the voters of Caroline County I announce my candidacy for Sheriff under the Democratic party banner subject to the primaries. Two years ago I withdrew for the party's good and supported the ticket then I now seek your support if nominated and elected I will strive to fill the office with credit to myself and the county.
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Caroline County
Maryland
Adv
J. Raymond Charles
Walter
Rutter
House
Baltimore
Baltimore City
House of Delegates
Annapolis
Caroline
I . Lam
Geo. A. Deakyne
P. S
Voter outreach and tax relief proposal for Caroline County
A candidate for Senate appeals to Caroline County voters urging shorter election cycles to cut costs. He cites 1920 election expenses and compares Maryland to Delaware, arguing for saving money by biennial elections and pushing for economical government while noting Baltimore City’s growing legislative influence.
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Caroline County
Baltimore City
Delaware
Maryland
Candidate for State Senate Promises Tax Cut Plan and Reforms
Caroline County voter candidate pledges to cooperate with Governor Ritchie on state department reorganization to cut expenses and taxes, support Maryland League of Women Voters child welfare measures, and repeal a prior race track gambling law. He cites WWI service and argues for improved public education and aid to veterans, while opposing state partnership with gambling profits.
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Caroline County
Maryland
Ritchie
Maryland League of Women Voters
Senate
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Walker
Robert J. Walker
Auditorium Theatre
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Henry R. Lewis
J. Owen Knotts
Frank P. Covey
Trustees
Pwsepa PE
Executive Department
Disabled Veterans
Veterans’ Bureau
Wit
Light Street
Albert C. Ritchie
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Philip B. Perlman
Cambridge Laundry
W. H. Rathell
Arthur G. Smith
Harry H. Smith
Palace Theatre
Paramount
Thomas Meighan
Conrad
Paramount Picture
Paramount Magazine
Dorothy Gish
Ethel Clayton
Wallace Reid
the Charm School
Marc
W. A. Smith
Deaton Maryland
WM. Pepper Constable
Maryland Trust Building
Elkton
ST. Paul
Flora Cooper
Spirella Corsetiere
Bessie M.redden
Denton, Md
Erie County
Buffalo
St. Louis
Allegany County
Pittsburg
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Ohio
Nelson H. Fooks
Allegany
Anne Arundel
Calvert
Carroll
Cecil
Charles
Dorchester
Frederick
Garrett
Harford
St. Mary’s
Somerset
Talbot Washington Wicomico
Worcester
Mr. Deakyne
Qualit
C. Leslie Walls
Denton, Maryland
Western Maryland College
Westminster
A. Norman Ward
D. D
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College Farm
Maryas
Altimore
Prospectus
Gladding Express Co
Centreville
Church Hill
Roberts Station
Greensboro
Goldsboro
Federalsburg
Cambridge
Ingleside
Ridgely
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Easton
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Washington College
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