Local Department Notes And Community Updates
Rail-bird gunners show poor success as the Republican primaries are held today. Miss Annie Marshall of Smithville recovers from typhoid. Dover fair delays evening trains. fruit and grain markets report wheat at 1.02 and corn at 65 cents in Baltimore. A marriage links County Commissioner Cox of Talbot to Miss Flora Nelvis of Roanoke. Public school rules for Caroline county set daily hours, teacher duties, discipline, attendance, and building upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Young
Democratic County Central Committee
Dover Fair
Baltimore
Re-nomination booster for Caroline clerk Gapp
The Kent News endorses Luther H. Gapp for clerk in Caroline County praising him as an honest courteous and popular Democrat. It urges Caroline voters to give him a rousing majority and calls him a true man of the people.
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Luther H. Gapp
Caroline County
Caroline
Republicans in Denton Meet Over Ticket Demands
A Denton advisory gathering of prominent Republicans discussed alliance demands to place Ernst Todd and Orrell Cooper Fletcher on the ticket for Legislature and levy court plus potential fusion with Democrats. Secret talks, a planned mass meeting October 6 in Caroline county with Governor Brown, and Garey’s retirement were noted. a gun accident involving Garey’s son and two other youths occurred with injuries but nonfatal outcomes reported.
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Denton
Republican Alliance
Messrs. Geo. W. Ernst
Walter Todd
J. B. Orrell
Pennel Cooper
J. B. Fletcher
Levy Court
Urick
Garey
George M. Russum
State Central Committee
Caroline County
Ion
Frank Brown
Maryland
Col
R. J. W. Garey
Republican State Central Committee
Personal Intimacies And Local Notices In Queen Anne's
Wedding plans for Dr. Thomas W. Greenley of Trappe and Miss Nellie Clark in St Pauls Episcopal Church. Travel note: Rev Dr T J Lewis set for a world trip, leaving Oct 8 from San Francisco aboard Belgic, returning around February. Also notices on Ralph Robinson marriage in Philadelphia Oct 6, various local society updates, court actions, and nominations for Caroline county officials. editorial praising Col L H Gadd and James B Steele.
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Thomas W. Greenley
Trappe
Nellie Clark
Lafe
I. Davis Clai
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Clark
T. J. Lewis
Western Maryland College
San Francisco
Belgic
Japan
Ralph Robinson
J. M. Robinson
Queen A Anne’s County
Len Gowen
Philadelphia
W. N. Clubbard
Easton
J. G. Robinson
Baltimore
Saulsbury Hobbs
P. Hf. McShane
Ridgely
Levy Court Seeks Bondsmen Meeting On New Debt Request
The levy court directed bondsmen of delinquent collectors to attend a meeting on the 29th inst after the collectors failed to remit 6600 by last Tuesday. Inspectors were appointed for proposed roads from Wyatt's school house to the county farm and in the Fourth district. An examination of the Williston mill dam bridge found it dangerous and travelers must use the mill road route.
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Levy Court
J. Boon Dukes
Matthew Garey
Purnell Johnson
Wyatt
J. Frank Ledman
Aaron A. Griffith
C. H. Todd, Jr
Williston Mill Dam
Political mood and local events in Chilton district
Nightly discussions signal growing political engagement with broad Democratic support for the upcoming November ticket. A Chilton festival fundraiser raised 50 to 60 dollars for the M.P. Church choir. Rev. Mr. Tabler anticipates a visit from Mrs. Kenney and Miss Van Name, and Wesley Cemetery plans include enlargement and a new iron fence.
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Chilton
M.P
Mr. Tabler
Mrs. Kenney
Miss van Name
Towns Saw-Mill Destroyed by Fire in Cambridge County
Fire last Saturday afternoon wrecked the saw mill of Fred W. Towns when its owners were away. Sparks are believed to have started the blaze. all machinery except the engine was destroyed, with an estimated loss of about one hundred dollars and no insurance. Col Luther H. Gadd has been renominated for clerk of the court by Caroline County Democrats. he is reputed among the state's most efficient clerks. Estella Hubbard, age 16, youngest daughter of John and Elizabeth Hubbard, died at her Grove-area home on September 16.
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James Corkell
Justice Hutson
Patrick O’neal
Corkell
Delaware
Maud Morrell
E.S. Zell
Talbot
Mr. Zell
Lady Ilannis
Edgar Wilson Nye
Bill Nye
California
America
Nye
Board of Commissioners
Caroline County
County School Board
State Board of Education
Fred
Ed Nichols
James HH. Nichols
Robbie
Col. Garey
Ragged Point
Denton
George
Wmn
Henry Lee
Queen Ciille
Col
L. H. Gadd
Circuit Court
Gadd
James B. Steele
Register of Wills
Caroline
Fred W. Towns
Col. Gadd
Cambridge Chronicle
Luther H. Gadd
Hunparp
Grove
Estella Hubbard
John
Elizabeth EE. Hubbard
Paintings from Paris at Tollanamaker's Gallery sale
Listings describe newly arrived Paris paintings on the third floor in a special gallery at Tollanamaker's Philadelphia shop. The ad highlights Abou Ben Adhem and The Apotheosis of Silks, plus a long stretch of clothing and fashion items with prices, fabrics, and new autumn stock in velvets, overcoats, and homespun suits.
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Philadelpta
Paris
Abou Ben Adhem
Chestnut Street
Maddin
Wanamaker Carpet Store Opens With Wide Selection
Wanamaker's introduces a comprehensive carpet store in the city boasting a vast stock of Wiltons Axminsters Moquettes Velvets Brussels Tapestries Ingrams and rugs including Smyrna town-made choices Scotch Axminsters and Oriental varieties. The Remnant Room offers single-room quantities at a third off with new fall lines emphasizing low tones and soft colors to suit walls and furniture.
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Solomon
America
Philadelphia
England
Corps of
Carpet Knights
Knight of Sales
Brussels
New Stock Coats Vests Trousers Arrive For Young Men
Nobby Browns announces fresh stock of coats single and double breasted with eight patch pockets and flap, vests and wide-cut trousers. Suits priced from 10 to 22 dollars, with black and blue Cheviots in demand. Also features new great 10 coats and $12 suits coming soon.
Mabley and Carew Open Fall Winter Clothing Campaign
Mabley and Carew announce the fall and winter clothing campaign with the largest assortment of men's and boys' garments in the city. Departments are filled with new goods from tailors, emphasizing their long standing standard of excellence and honest dealing.
Men.s Suits In Rich Styles At Half The Price
This advertisement touts finer grades of men s clothing withchoicest market selections in nobby shades. It invites gentlemen who patronize exclusive tailors to inspect stock and promises satisfaction at nearly half the money formerly paid.
Boys' School Suits Displayed at Bargain Prices
Our Juvenile Department shows a rich selection of season novelties with special school suit lines. Featured are $5 short pant suits for smaller lads and $10 long pant suits for bigger boys. Also offered are cheaper options, plus a wide range of school pants waists shirts and more.
Fall Overcoats in Baltimore Capitalized Styles
The latest season introduces top coats with new fabrics and trends in colors and design. A wide display showcases lightweight overcoats with superior quality and low prices. Shoppers are urged not to miss the extensive selection and styling options.
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Baltimore
Autumn Neckwear and Hosiery at Popular Prices
We display new lines of Autumn Neckwear with latest styles and tints. Full weights in Underwear and a wide assortment of Hosiery, Shirts, Clothes, and more, all offered lower than the lowest. Your inspection invited.
Langely farm real estate offered by trustees at private sale
The under signed as trustees offer the balance of the tract known as the Lyden Farm along the county road from Denton to Ridgely and Greensborough Lot No 2 contains about 150 acres with 100 acres cleared and the remainder timbered, improved by a dwelling and farm buildings The parcels may be sold separately or together further details in the advertisement or from trustees or attorney Rout ed Dost Demon Md EL W Garey TT Fred Garey Trustees
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Greensborough
Trustes
Dost
Demon
EL W. Garey
Fred. Garey
Trustees
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