Registration urged as voters face two days this year
Local notes urge registration next Tuesday with calls not to wait for the last day. In Clayton a new store opens by Cr. W. Walls of Ineleside. Hutson reports killing 145 rail birds on opening day of season. Greensborough firm Jarman & Son enlarges hardware. Peach yellows alarm Western highlands growers. Carroll and Denton host electoral, railroad and farming updates including a Dec 11 Ariel Sextette appearance and a Queen Anne’s Railroad policy.
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Greensborough
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Jacob R. Allee
Tuckahoe Neck
Phil. H. Tuck
Entertainment Committee
Ariel Sextette
Smith Sisters
Queen Anne’s
W. H. Gibson
Denton-Ridgely
Post Office Department
Crossy Homestead
Choptank
Two Johns
Russum
Richard Thomas
House of Correction
Justice West
Lewes
Queen Anne’s Railroad Company
South Street
Baltimore
Denton
Harry M. Carroll
James H. Moore
P. Julian Davis
W. H. Thawley
Joseph G. Griffin
H. M. Thompson
W. H. Whiteley
H. W. Temple
James H
W.S. Crouse
M. B. Stephens
Elizabeth E. Pippin
Roberta H. Hobbs
Jennie J. Ashley
Mattie Clase
Revival and Announcements From Ridgely Church
A historical service will be held at St. Paul Reformed Church Ridgely on Sunday October 3 commemorating the first Synod of the Reformed Church in America. The event includes church history origins and current membership with invitations extended to the public. A large colored camp meeting is underway near Greensboro led by Rev. D. W. Martin with several preachers assisting.
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Ridgely
Reformed Church
United States
Greensboro
D. W. Martin
Delaware
William, Temple
William Siger
Carl Henry
James Winters
George Murray
William Wilson
John Matthews
Joseph Berry
Spencer Baynard
Allen Lockerman
Friendship Church
Central
Garey
Local Social and School Notes From Preston Area
Preston residents and guests are listed with visits and hospitality. Names include Mrs William Anderson, Dr Eugene Douglass of Baltimore, Dr J R Phillips, S Elbert Douglass, Miss Coale of Baltimore, Miss Dora Noble of Padoralabore, Edgar Williamson named principal of Selbyville High, and Ed Douglass improving after illness. Assistant teachers Miss Coale and Miss Dora Noble begin at Preston academy. local get-togethers feature Miss Viola Cannon and Miss Ruth Kemp. Watermelon season wanes as notes end with a caution about James T Kemp.
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Reyberg
Elbert Douglass
Washington
Eugene Douglass
Baltimore
W. A. Percy
Vienna
J. ©. Clark
Spring Grove
Kate Douglass
Smyrna
S. Elbert Douglass
James R. Phillips
Rufus Noble
George Corkran
Williamsburg
James T. Kemp
Agner
Stephenson
New York
Marie Dawson
Chestnut Grove School
Mary Smith
Viola Cannon
Greensborough
Ruth Kemp
Little Willie
Local social notes greet visitors and illness updates
Mrs George TF Beaven and her daughter Miss Emma Wilson returned from Baltimore visit. Miss Isabel Percy of Vienna was in town briefly. Messrs Warry M Thompson and Charles Jarrell were in Baltimore on business this week. Misses Virginia and Ethel Holt are listed as sick.
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George TF. Beaven
Emma Wilson
Baltimore
Isabel Percy
Vienna
Warry M. Thompson
Charles Jarrell
Virginia
Ethel Holt
Kate Andrew
Lizzie
Philadelphia
A. Thomas Towers
G. T. Redden
Wilmington
T. C. Pepper
FP. W. Towns
Fred. N. Nichols
St. John’s College
Annapolis
Minta I. Todd
Fowling Creek
Bertha L. Towns
Susie Walls
Maggie Parker
Leipsic
Charles Wright
Ewing
Lola Longfellow
Greensborough
Anna Porter
Tuckaubhoe Neck
Two Days For Registration In County This Year
There will be but two days for registration of voters in the county this year Tuesday September 28 and Tuesday October 5 from 8 o clock a m to 7 o clock p m each day Registers will meet for the purpose of revising the lists only on Tuesday October 12.
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Murray Vandiver
Mvery Democrat
Baltimore City
State Central Committee
Edward Y. Davis
Chapel District
Haston
Davis
Circuit Court
Ledger
Deaths and notices from Ridgely and surrounding area
Stella M. Smith dies at 18 after typhoid fever and blood poisoning with a September 16 burial in Ridgely. Mrs. Andrew Griffith and Mrs. James Comegys noted in memorials. Edward Y. Davis discusses long public service and unchanged docket outcomes. The column closes with regional rail news about Eastern Shore rail connections and implications for Philadelphia fruit trade.
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Stella M. Smith
David
Sarah Smith
Ridgely
M. E. Church
F. F. Carpenter
M. EB
Andrew Griffith
American Corner
James Comegys
Ruthsburg
Market outlook leaks on crop yields and peach shipments
The September 1 corn condition implies about 23 bushels per acre and 1.75 to 1.80 billion bushels on 80 million acres, with possible total yield between 455 and 475 million and at least 540 million. oats are pegged near 690 million. Peninsula peaches show 418 carloads shipped this peach season versus nearly 7,000 last year.
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Peninsula
Gunning Accident Near Town Injures Barber
In a late Thursday incident near town, Creighton Wright a young barber was hit by bird shot while pursuing rail-birds on the marsh. N A Hutson was also shooting nearby but did not see Wright. Dr. Fisher treated Wright whose wounds included more than a hundred pellets in the left leg arm and face.
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Creighton Wright
Wright
N. A. Hutson
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Promises Cure for Croup
It saves the croupy children with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy sold in 23 and 50 cent sizes. Customers from far and near praise it claiming their children would have died without it. Available through W. E. Brown in Denton R. J. Celston in Ridgely and Hugh Duffey in Hillsboro.
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Chamberlain
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