Local notices on farms trades and travel in Denton
Denton sees busy trades with Mullin & Sons fall goods and Kline Ridgely stores. Excursions to Baltimore on Queen Anne's Railroad, tomato crops valued, and fruit shipments from Cambridge to Baltimore. A rail collision near Ridgely injures passengers as town repairs streets and tax collection tightens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
James T. Mullin & Sons
Rehoboth
Queen Anne's Railroad
J. P. Davis
Lewis K. Edgell
Easton
Minnie Wheeler
Cambridge
Baltimore
D. Kline
Ridgely
Kline
P. R. Fisher
Gay Street
William D. Taylor
Joseph H. Bernard
Greensboro
Harvey
Queen Anne’s
James T. Cooper
J. C. Godwin
New York
Philadelphia
Montgomery Marvis
City
Trenton
Delaware
Seaford
W. A. Fleming
Delaware Railroad
Fleming
H.N. Rickards
Maryland Horticultural Society
J. S. Harris
W. 5. Maxwell
Still Pond
Townsend Gould
Maryland Experiment Station
J. W. Kerr
H. M. Thompson
Hillsboro
Nancy Green
W. E. Sylvester
Thompson
Delaware & Chesapeake Railway
Baynard
Personal News Items Chronicle Local Visits and Weddings
Lieut Col Noble and Attorney Stayton participate in Sehley liquor case defense. William I Stayton of New York retained by Admiral Sampson to aid in prosecution of Admiral Sehley. Notices of numerous social visits engagements travels and marriages including Culver Collins wedding and Dr A E Sadler to Annie R Morgan with Calvary M&E Church plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Noble
Stayton
Sehley
William I. Stayton
New York
Admiral Sampson
Admiral Sehley
Charles Stayton
Delaware
Queen Anne
Queen Anne’s County
W. J. Marshall
Ridgely
Josephine Towers
Near Ridgely
Georgina Hardesty
Smyrna
Roxanna Dukes
Baltimore
Joseph S. Culver
Lena A. Collins
W. J. D. Lucas
A. E. Sadler
Annie R. Morgan
Calvary M. &E
Sudlersville
Rural notices and society items from Hillshero and Ridgely
The column reports church events at Hillshero and the corner stone ceremony for a new church. It notes visits by educators and ministers, local residents traveling, canning at a brick yard, support to the Southern Methodist Church, and community news from Ridgely Marydel Preston Greensborn and Hickman. It records games, theater, and school happenings, plus visitors and family travels in the area.
Corner Stone Laid At Queen Anne Church South
The corner stone of St. Pauls M E Church South at Queen Anne was laid Wednesday with Masonic rites conducted by Temple Lodge Denton. Rev J W Mitchell gave an oration after the ceremony. The old church on this side of the river served the sect since a split from the mother church. The new church moves worship to Queen Anne from Hillsboro. The building committee is chaired by Rev C I Kennard with several members. the builder is Thomas H Jones Hillsboro. Also notes toast to local donors, attendance by officials, and related church news.
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M. E. Church
Pennsylvania
Temple Lodge
A. F
A.M
New Southern Methodist Church
Harry
George Moore
George C. Moore
Queen Anne
Frank Orem
Trappe High School
G. C. Moore
Ruth Duffey
Washington
Lizzie Hall
Fairmount
Emma Neavitt
H. C. Duffey
Fleckenstein
St. Paul's M. E. Church South
Misouie
Denton
Ur. Webster
J. W. Mitchell
St. Paul's
Goldsboro
Laurel Grove
Smithson
J. Leslie Beauchamp
Charles E. Stewart
Harry Clark
F. T. Barton
Harry Jump
Thomas H. Jones
Hillsboro
Floyd E. Bloxton
Trappe
O. L. Corkran
Asa Covey
McMahon
Samuel Slaughter
Chas. Sullivan
Baker
Charles B. Lore
William Saulsbury
Wilmington
London
Eng
Wilbur F. Corkran
Caroline County Holiness Association
A. A. Price
Avalon
Bowen
Calvert County
Epworth League of
Dover
Harrington
Federalsburg
T. F. Tabler
Brick Printing House Contract Takes Shape in Town
Howard Melvin Z Potter Steele and Benjamin H Johnson publish the Journal and have contracted last week with Edward E Insley and Frank W Redden to build a two story brick printing house on the firm’s newly acquired lot on Main street near Brick Hotel The 38 by about 75 feet structure will have sand brick front heavy glass bulk windows and a fire protected east wall The ground floor will house a press room office and a mercantile store room while the entire second floor will hold the paper’s mechanical force Completion is set for mid December
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Howard Melvin
Z. Potter Steele
Benjamin H. Johnson
The
Journal
Edward E. Insley
Frank W. Redden
Maria M. Wilson
Deaths and funerals in Williston county notes
The death roll records the passing of Mr. Luvin Juin Bloxsom near Williston after heat illness in Baltimore. Funeral and Denton cemetery interment follow. Also noted are the deaths of Miss Linnie Emily Noble in Philadelphia, George Ernest Beachamp in Williston, and 19-year-old Melvin in Telchester, with multiple memorial verses for each. Local notices include court disinfecting bids, tax collection trips, and jail population.
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Hickman
Henry Adams
J. W. Peters
Della
Buffalo
Cape May
J. B. Noble
Philadelphia
W. R. Peters
Elizabeth
Rehoboth
Henry Ramey
Baltimore
Zobdint Fountain
Luvin Juin Bloxsom
Williston
Stevens and Bro
Denton Cemetery
Bloxsom
R. C. Rice
Linnie Emily Noble
Philip A. Noble
Miss Noble
J. W
Fogie
Home Cemetery
Good Year for Maryland Farmers and Fruit Crops Outlook
The Baltimore Sun reports Maryland farmers have had a good year with strong corn, pasture, dairy, and livestock growth. Wheat is average, tobacco damp, but fruit crops, especially apples and peaches, are profitable aided by refrigerated warehouses. Despite lower national corn supplies, higher prices boost cattle, hogs, and farm revenue, lifting urban commerce and employment. Maryland fields appear verdant with clover and diverse grasses, apples and peaches ripe on trees.
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Baltimore Sun
Maryland
United States
Baltimore
Capitol Hotel sale and local notices from Dover
George A. Millington to acquire the Capitol Hotel in Dover from the Janviers heirs with possession next March while his brother James B. Millington may move to Laurel. Other items mention a Reed surfacing project between Brenford and Cheswold by Pinkerton Construction Co. and various local incidents and notes on ministers, a serious injury from a runaway horse near Bridgeville, a phonograph prank, and Republican efforts to educate colored voters in Caroline on ballot marking.
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Delaware
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Railroad
Brenford
Cheswold
Pinkerton Construction Co
Philadelphia
Wesley Russell
Bridgeville
Dover
Yublle School Commissioners Announce New Appointments
The school commissioners approved contracts for Dora C Gellotly Anna J Wright Lelia J Cox Minnie R Stevens George H Cockle and others. Estelle Rose appointed principal of Tilghman Island school replacing the late John W Gibson. Rose trained at Northwestern University and Ridgely Academy with a five year certificate. Anna Ellis Crouse reappointed principal of Royal Oak Talbot. Mary E Dukes named teacher at Talbot county school near Hillsboro.
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Dora C. Gellotly
Williamson’s
Anna J. Wright
Camp Grave
Lelia J. Cox
Smithson
Minnie R. Stevens
Andersontown
George H. Cockle
Franklin School
Buffalo
New York
Estelle Rose
Cordova
Tilghman’s Island
John W. Gibson
Miss Rose
North Western University
Evanston
Talbot County
Caroline County
Ridgely Academy
Easton
Anna Ellis Crouse
Royal Oak School
Talbot
Mary E. Dukes
Hillsboro
School Board Sells 59 Shares of National Mechanics Stock
The School Board sold 59 shares of National Mechanics Bank of Baltimore to A. T. Clabaugh of Baltimore at a price around market value. Proceeds will fund county schools, with about $1,800 expected from the sale. Stocks held since mid 1800s in Caroline Orphans Court.
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A. T. Clabaugh
Baltimore
National Mechanics’ Bank of Baltimore
Stock Exchange
Easton National Bank
Commercial and Farmers’ Bank of Baltimore
Caroline Orphans’ Court
National Mechanics
Farmers invest in corn harvesting machinery in Caroline county
Caroline county farmers invest in new corn harvesting machines and embrace labor saving devices. Many have purchased and are using them as roads improve and rural mail deliveries expand, signaling a shift away from hard work to greater independence. The new machines are among the most important agricultural developments on the market.
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Caroline County
Talbot County Fair Promoted in Easton Maryland
Advertisement announces the Talbot County Fair at Easton Maryland on September 24 to 26 with new features reduced ticket prices and comfortable visitor amenities. The notice urges readers to exhibit attend and bring family for a banner Fair on the Eastern Shore. It also notes Odd Fellows Lodge and railroad travel arrangements for a separate Indy trip and church service at Preston.
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Talbot County
Easton
Maryland
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Indianapolis
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Timely Voter Instructions by Attorney General Rayner
Public notice presents rules for voting under Article 33 of Public General Laws. It details registration checks, ballot handling, privacy, time limits, spoiling ballots, assistance for disabled voters, and penalties for exposing or tampering with ballots, plus instructions on deposits and bidding terms in a separate trial note.
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Isidor Rayner
Cody
Lawa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alendar
Crovit Court
Winkwee
Orphans Court
Levy Court
the Local Department
Margaret
Nettie Dean
Niagara
Toronto
Canada
Anton Burchard
Jessie V. Kerr
England
Burchard
Westinghouse Company
Elmer J. Nichols
Deering Company
Nichols
S. Ira Cooper
Jersey City
Cora Cooper
Whiteleyeburg
James A. Trazzare
Clifford
Chas. W. Burn
Charles E. Turner
Wmn. A. Stewart
I. E
West Denton
Sallie E. Hubbard
Chas. W. Hobbs
Elizabeth Coulson
Peabody Institute
W. P. Draper
G. L. Emerson
Rietta
C. H. Dean
Leroy Lonzfellow
George L. Wallace
J. L. Carrow
Camden
Tuckahoe Neck
J. H. Reese
J. H. Nichols
Florence Yagle
M. E. Parsonage
B. H. Johnson and Son
Atlantic City
R. A. Tufft
John F. Eaton
John IL. Everagain
E. BE. Nuttle
Eva Shaw
Edith Smith
T. F. Johnson
J. S. Raymond
William Price
Indiana
P. W. Carey
Sykesville
Caroline
Emma Redden
Eva Towers
Robert Roche
John W. Rice
George M. Russum
George E. Saulsbury
May L. Fisher
Lucy Griffith
Sophie G. Kerr
Pittsburg
Homer Lord
James H. Nichols
Annie W. Fisher
Katie Todd
Preston
Saulsbury [Hobbs
Sadie Waller Cooper
White Haven
Vinnna Detwiler
Cooper
Miss Detwiler
State Normal School
Wicomico
Ashland College
Ohio
Christian Endeavor Society of the Brethren Church
Centreville
L. G. Detwiler
Marydel
R. M. Davis
Soward Daly
Hennie Hall
Erie Williams
Heather
Bowers’ Beach
T. E. Heather
Gulia
Felton
Pauline Evans
Little Neice
Elmira
J. W. Thomas
Sallie Conaway
Joseph Daly
Irwin B. Brancher
Sunbury
S. H. Pippin
Harry Pippin
Elkton
Irene Hayden
Calvin Todd
Bessie Phillips
Vienna
Agricultural Department
Bulletin
University of Illinois
Col. Stink Ws
Snow Hill Messenger
Col
A. W. Sisk
Senate
Col. Sisk
Smith
Democratic State Central Committee
State Superintendent of
M. B. Stephens
State Board of Education
Normal School
George Ernest Beachamp
John and
Elizabeth Beachamp
Mle
A. KE. T
Willard Pyle Melvin
Adulphus D. Melvin
Maryland Annual Conference
Telchester
Elizabeth Smith
Edith Nichols
G. Frankie Scott
Elvie
Carls
Lake Ly
Court House
Whitby
Henderson
Greensborough
Superintendent of
Yublle
Munk
Talbot County Fair
Democratic County Central Committee
J. E. Smith
New Jerusalem Church
McCormick
Osborne
Denton, Mp
D. M. Osborne & Co
Deak Bir
Denton Journal
George W. Raughley
Tuckahoe
Jth
Denton National Bank
Caroline County Almshouse
Jonathan Evitts
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