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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1925
Page
8
Asbury five aims to start strong as Bethesda Presbyterian and Presbyterian squads vie for top spots. The league faces schedule shifts due to absences with several games postponed and playoff race tightening around Bethesda and Asbury leading the standings.
William Milmea Maley notes a string of 13s in the Telephone Company's lawsuit and filings. He points out 13 page bill of complaint, 13 paragraphs, 13 lawyers, and a reversed filing date of December 31.
Rehearsals for Musical Moments Salisbury big novelty revue start next Wednesday evening January 7 under Anbury M E Sunday School Servicelass and Women's Foreign Missionary Society. Cast of over 200 Salisbury entertainers will perform January 26-27 staged by Wheeler Producing Company following Melody Land success.
George Cornish colored of Sunnyside was arrested by the Sheriff on two charges after a domestic disturbance with Lawrence Williams. He appeared in municipal court but was freed on a peace bond while the case on the second charge for forging a check to Samuel Stoltz could not be completed.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a person urging accuracy of scales, noting a grocer suspects prices and promises to tie roes when time comes. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or named entities.
1st Officer E A Cheon of the Mohawk spent Sunday in Salisbury visiting his sister Mrs. Boo Mis. Chelton came to Salisbury after the ship was burned off the Delaware coast during a storm. Passengers were transferred to a revenue cutter near Lewes. The Clyde liner from New York to Jacksonville was a total loss with no casualties. The fire was blamed on matches aboard during heavy seas. Belonging to passengers intending winter in Florida. Chelton left for New York to attend an event on ice shop Abvaster.
The State Game Department canceled an order of 16 000 cotton tail rabbits valued at 810000 scheduled to arrive in Baltimore from Kansas and Missouri due to severe winter weather. Harold Relmer urged district wardens to prevent losses and warned of wholesale cullination amid cold, urging estate owners to aid in saving the game with reimbursement for arrests.
Harness racers prepare for the upcoming 1925 season with committees reviewing schedules and eligibility. Officials consider entries from Rochester and Velart, with several months of work ahead to finalize the list of competitors and venues.
The Evening Times outlines a heated 1926 countywide race as 18 county posts and 8 offices open in Vicemice County. Incumbents include EO Welker US Senate and Alan Coords borough congressman, with Dems and Republicans fielding candidates. Campaigns begin despite the four year term and anticipated strong voter interest.
Fragmentary OCR describes Siamsu thia, an ancient capital, reportedly bitten in the wungic for four centuries. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but the core claim notes long-term impact on the city.
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