Maryland politics and oyster work in 1906 1910
Baltimore Democrats claim gains in city representation while Republicans lean on independent votes to win a legislature majority. Governor Crothers touts oyster culture advances and a widening support base. Western Maryland leaders challenge Stone’s influence over county nominations. Streetcar expansion debate and national census plans for 1910 round out this political survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Philadelphia Record
Joshua W. Hering
Baltimore City
House of Delegates
Maryland
Wellington
Stone
al Jevany
Suggestions on census and politics amid Baltimore and Denton chatter
The piece surveys census wishes, upcoming political tickets, and voter laws, noting Philadelphia registration changes and the need for large majorities. It revisits inland waterways advocacy, Eastern Shore banking growth, Baltimore ballot prospects, and a Denton visit by Talbot and Caroline teachers. It ends with career guidance about diligence and reliability.
North Pole Reached by Dr Frederick Cook
Dr Frederick A. Cook of New York announces reaching the North Pole after months of danger with eight Eskimos and dog teams. He claims a winter walking and sledging route, discounting open polar seas and balloons, and says the expedition began in April 1908 and has moved toward civilization since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Cook
New York
North Pole
Polar Sea
Ile
Esquimaux Horizons
Cook
Polar
Ife
Ike
Pole
Pauls Farewell to Ephesus and Troubled Sermon Tone
The article surveys Pauls farewell to the elders at Miletus during his third missionary journey, praising his humility and faithfulness. It contrasts his clear gospel focus with modern preaching and notes his resolve amid future bonds, urging ministers to shepherd their flocks and labor with their hands. It ends with a broad page of local notes on audits, speakers, mosquitos, a bank building, and peaches.
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Paul
Apostle
Miletus
Jerusalem
Ephesus
Rome
Miletum
Jesus
John x
Matt
Philadelphia
Maryland
Caroline
Rayner
Smith
Crothers
Strang
Gorman
Covington
Delaware
Kent Savings Bank
W.S
A. M. Culp
Murray Vandiver
Avre de Grace
Ice Cream Ad Promotes Quality and Varied Packaging
An old style ice cream advertisement touts quality and popular flavors. It highlights bricks or canned forms, standard flavors, and packaging from one quart to four gallons. Shipments available anywhere at any time and orders by mail or phone receive prompt attention for families and restaurant trade.
Maryland School for the Deaf Opens 42d Session
The Maryland School for the Deaf opens its 42d session on September 15 offering speech and lip reading, manual training, and gymnasium. Tuition free for Maryland residents. Apply to Chas. W. Ely, Principal, S-145 Frederick, Md.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Maryland
Chas. W. Ely
Frederick
Med
Pair of good mules listed for sale
A pair of good mules ages six and ten is offered by D. A. and A. B. Smith from Tuckahoe Neck with a sale date of September 4, 1921.
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D. A
A. B. Smith
Tuckahoe Neck
Sale Terms and Auctioneers Notice
The terms of ease are cash on day of sale. Tithe papers at expense of purchaser. Tarvey L. Cooper, Joan W. Chakk, Auctioneers Assignee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Bullock
E. Entwasarr
Chimax Coon
P.P. Covey
Tarvey L. Cooper
Joan W. Chakk
Bank Notice From Denton National Bank 1909 Labor Day
Denton National Bank of Denton Maryland announces closure on Monday September 6th for Labor Day. All paper payable at the bank maturing that day may be paid on the following day. T C West cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Ynder Mg
Denton National Bank
Denton
T. C. West
Bank Closes For Labor Day Holiday
Peoples National Bank announces closure on Monday September 6th as it observes Labor Day, stating no paper payments will be honored while the bank remains closed. Cashier THOS JOHNSON signs the notice.
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Denton Journal
Comptroller
Joshua W. Erering
Carroll County
State Senate
Edward E. Goslin
Edward C. Carter
G. Edgar Williamson
Cexcuit Court
J. Remp Spevens
Potter Speeliel
Joseph TE Carroll
Thomas FE. Chaffench
Fon County
Owen C. Garey
Richard J. S. Bullock
Chesapeake Nay
Tidewater
Iwetson Earle
Couuniion
Hankleton
Light Street
United States
Washington
Census Bureau
RELM
J. Hampton Moore
Pennsylvania
Atlantic
General Assembly
Pianl Ed. Williams
Tresbet
Williams
Baltimore American
Congress
Middletown Farms
Pure Dairy Products
Middletown, del
Steve Porter
Kent County
Dig Pine
Farmington
King Wilkes
York
Dearborn
Dayton
Auburn
Deering
McCormick
Maniilton
Keystone
South Bend
Oliver
Lynchbiurg
Orphans’ Court
Georgiana Fisher
P. Roland Fissler
Prohibition Rally & Convention
Econvention
Amassi
T. J. Lard
Burrsville
Willard
Thawley
Tranis Lewis
Denton, Maryland
Pensions and Claims
P. O. Box
Denton, Md
J. L. Everngam
Valcanle
Greensboro, MD
J Jsder
J. Frank Jones
Ruth A. Jones
Otto Kornrumpf
Uarvey le Cooper
Liber T. L. D
Court House
Greensboro
Sapp’s
Deep Branch
Aaron Conrad
Frank Moore
Daly
Greenghoro
Sapy
Wainwright
Nathaniel Horsey
Sheppard's Church
Touri Bay
Columbia
Johnson Tower
Walter A. Wood
Ontario
Mary A. Pritchett
Robert H. Lister
J. E. Elwanger
Clinton Cook
EL. P. Covey
Peoples National Bank
Thos. . Johnson
Bargain Headquarters
Galt Tasceavcustei Vecseeseselspaneratanessesceesien
Eseneee
Chicago
WM. Bullock
Carter Block
Denton National Bank Savings Department
Wegen
Epeedy
Board of Directors
Harvey L. Cooper
C, Wright
Sro
Dunlap
Stetson
Roelof
Manhattan
Cleett
Eclipse
Walkover and
Boyden
Dugan and Hudson’s
Mullins Wilmington
Harvey E. Cooper
John W. Warren
Circuit Court
Tiarvey L. Cooper
Keystone Law & Patent Co
Arch St
Virginia
J. R. Elam
Charlottesville
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