Roosevelt Plans Stop in Annapolis After Denton Visit
President Roosevelt will land at Matapeake and travel to St John's College in Annapolis Monday after a Labor Day speech in Denton. Downtown Denton prepares with national colors and court-house green set for the 61st presidential visit to the area. Governor Nice and state officials finalize arrangements for Sunday with a Potomac bridge site inspection at Ludlow's Ferry.
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Annapolis
Sept
Louis N. Phipps
Roosevelt
Denton
White House
St John's College
Matapeake Ferry
Washington
Courthouse
Caroline County
Court House
Maryland
Harry W. Nice
Elmer F. Munshower
Col. E. W_ Starling
Secret Service
Claiborne-Annapolis Ferry Company
Nice
Charles County
Potomac
Ludlow's Ferry
Bull Run trading post启 reopens with broad trade offer
In Bull Run Virginia on September 3, A.P. report says trader J T Richards reopened the historic Bull Run trading post where Indians once bartered for furs and firearms. He announces he will trade any goods with anyone except fire water, signaling a modern twist on a frontier hub.
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Bull Run
J. T. Richards
Farmers’ July 1938 Receipts Fall Short of 1937
American farmers earned 609 million dollars from selling products in July 1938, down 18 percent from 740.9 million earned in July 1937, reflecting a drop in farm income compared with the previous year.
Tragedy of Wilson and his 14 Points Vision
The piece recalls Woodrow Wilson and his 14 points aimed at a peaceful postwar world. It notes his leadership of wartime victory and push for a League of Nations, yet domestic opposition derailed his program. Wilson suffered a nervous collapse, died in 1924, and is pictured on the $1 bi color note of a 1938 NEA Service image.
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Woodrow Wilson
Carcely
United States
League of Nations
Wilson
Europe
Wichita
Kan
Washington
U.S
NEA Service, Inc
Primary Day Looms in Brunswick Labor Vote Tactics
A long militia of political text argues for merit in federal hiring and laments party loyalty. It warns workers to vote for candidates on September 12 in Maryland and explains ballot confusion, urging readers to inspect sample ballots and avoid patronage. The note framesgovernment jobs as public service and condemns political entanglements.
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Secretary of Interior
Ickes
Marylard
Spoumferier
Realix Espeite
Gov- Srkitent
Damocles
Wall Street
Washington
United States
Internal Revenue
Maryland
State Central Committee
Joseph E. Payne
Joe
Republican State Central Committee
Brunswick
Hitle
Raising A Family From Olive Roberts Barton
A 1938 column urges mothers to value neatness and salvage discipline in schooling. It contrasts old fashioned attire with modern wear, notes children dislike being out of line, and praises resourceful mending while warning against gutter fashion in upper schools. Melbourne claims a unique children’s church restricting entrants over sixteen.
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Jeroy
Salesmen Warned in Greenbelt Odd Notice
Federal cooperative crackdown targets solicitors in Greenbelt on September 3 AP reports a city home solicitation effort excludes the ice cream wagon operator. The fragment suggests a regulatory notice affecting street salesmen.
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Greenbelt
Do baHot
Statewide Lottery Amendment Sparks Varied Voter Opinion
In Frederick area comments from a mix of residents reveal skepticism about a constitutional amendment enabling state lotteries. Most agree voters may reject the measure, though a few foresee benefits like relief road funding and budget balance if lottery revenue is used, with opinions split on overall passage.
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General Assembly
Oscar A. Hirsch
Frederick County
Sloan Shasta ascent earns cyboler badge in 2009
Mount Shasta California reports John Nizra completing his 18th climb of Sloan Shasta. The feature notes his endurance and humorous take on wearied footwear as he reflects on motives and timing amid local vote chatter and small town tones.
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Shasta
Calif
Sept
John Nizra
Lofty Sloan, Shasta
Untitled fragment hints at Margaret Ro Beever event
Fragmentary text mentions Margaret Ro Beever and names like Briday and Natab with unclear relations. Readable parts point to a brief notice or event reference, but precise details, dates, or places are not recoverable from the garbled OCR.
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Margaret Ro
Beever
Semler
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