Rival Quinte Battle Prepares For Cambridge Showdown
Armory Mere anticipates a decisive midweek clash as Salisbury faces Camden and Newtown in a two game slate. Captain Thomas Booth reports the lineup ready with a 7 30 start for pregame and 8 30 main event in a championship deciding contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Mere
Anil
Quinte
Bechetball
Ctiorns
Renecel
Bechet-Seccers
Salisbury
Smaine
Arete
Fupione
Cambridge
Camden End
Newtown
Thoma Booth
Hotel Stockholders Hold Annual Meeting
Hotel stockholders and the board of directors of the Wicomico Hotel met in the ballroom last evening. President Fred P Adkins chaired as over thirty stockholders attended to establish a quorum. The 40 member board was re elected for another year and a two month financial report plus the hotel’s liabilities were presented and accepted as satisfactory. Directors then met after stockholders adjourned at about 9 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theiomico Hotel
Fred P Adkins
Wicomico Hotel
Fall from ladder injures man at Peninsula plant
John M Richardson of Wardware fell from a Steve ladder at the Peninsula plant, suffering a broken leg and hip. Co workers assisted him after the slip, with the accident briefly noted as he was brought to care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M Richardson
Derman Ann Smith Wardware
Ledder White
Richar
Violence Breaks Out in Darkened House Killing Light Fight
In a dim dwelling Officer Goslee intervened as a lamp struck Sue, then a brawl erupted between three women, with chairs overturned and a stove knocked. Sue suffered a head wound and the others damaged property. Ella accused in previous incidents.
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Hudson
T. Hearne
Goslee
Sue
Pinkett House
Cila
Rive
Victes
Ella
Sres
Ratate
Candy for Beauty Promises Mystery Beasts in England
In Hall England on February 3, deputy Arthur Mack contends a man on Jones Street is selling candy called beauty buns. The treat is advertised to possess cosmetic qualities and to beautify the wearer, drawing women to buy it.
U S Builders Spent Nearly 1.009 Billion on New Structures in 1924
A historical report shows United States construction outlays totaling nearly 1.009 billion dollars in 1924. Government and private sectors financed new buildings across cities, with emphasis on urban development and public works during the year.
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United States
MASS ORCHESTRA RECITAL BENEFIT FOR ASSOCIATION
C M Freeman and C John speak on a mass orchestra recital to raise funds for the Parent-Teacher Association. Committees discuss distribution of proceeds and education value of motion pictures. Refreshments served by the Domestic department. Attendees include teachers and officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Freemen
Mr. C. John
Behjeem
Denentice Science Department
High
Sedeel
Parent-Tegehers’ Association of Ee
C. M Freeman
James M. Bennett
C. Fl. Cordrey
Building Permits Granted by City Council Last Night
Building permits issued include Wells charter shop on Race Street, Sinclair Refining three feeder tanks on Corporation Avenue, a warehouse on Corporation Avenue, Dr Charles R Truitt addition to dwelling on Church Street, Der Charles B R Truitt office on 8 Church Street, Miles addition to office on 8 Division, Mra M P Coulbourne filling room vehicles on Division, C T Jenkins residence on Hazel Avenue, and Chas E Parker garage on Jenkins Alley.
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Wells
Race Street
Sinclair Refining Company
Poceee
Corporation Avenue
Foemerly Truitt St
Charles R. Truitt
Church St
Charles BR. Truitt
Church Street
Es. Miles
Division &T. Mra. &. P. Coulbourne
C. T. Jenkins
Hazel Avenue
Chas. E. Parker
Jenkins Aley
January financial report shows receipts and disbursements
City receipts for January total 21 520 29 with disbursements 19 456 72. Tax collections include 1986 total 19 866 99 and pre 1928 768 40 with interest 723 16. Miscellaneous receipts 962 81 plus street, sewers, licenses, rents, and other items. city payroll and expenses itemized under mayor council treasurer and others. On January 31 the report shows
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treas- Warrens
Mill Street
Nater Pards
Imeres
Local Officials Report Bark Deposit Confusion
A fragmented local notice describes a deposit issue involving bark in a municipal area. The faded text mentions an ex Clerk Pursom and concerns about coach attendance and municipal oversight.
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Ciy
Iat
Sik Meena Mane
Pursom
Lion Weights Glasses On Leon Smith in Leadon
In Leadon on February 3, reports say Leon Smith a famed trained horse known as the Leadon lion is fitted with glasses. The storm has influenced veterinary plans and prediction notes.
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Leadon
Leon Smith
Pene Nf
Leadon Lions
Han Bren
Leon
Europe
Never Too Old Hone Feb Seat Ane i rears Ar Betts
Fragmentary text notes a birthday anniversary and a gathering on the grounds house. Mentions a friend and a sense of ongoing youth despite age. No clear names, dates, or places available.
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Bach Team
MAS
Steve
John M. Richardson
Derman and Smyths Today
CANDY
Salisbury Market
Dock Street
Wateriah
Ors
Ec - KR Ez
Maibe
Uben Fromeed
Werk Satisfactors
Frank Meto
Henpital
Sal RY. MD
Parsons
Ciy Hall
Lion Wears
Lgranger
Wellman
Wellansa
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