Queen Anne And Wicomico Face Court Clash Tonight
Representatives from Queen Anne's and Wicomico counties meet Centreville's Salisbury Collegians and Company K at the Armory in a Western Shore title bid. Captain Bill Duffy returns for the Collegians as Centreville aims to rebound after a Milford setback and a high-intensity Camden Newton prelim.
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Wicomico
Queen Anne's
Salisbury Collegiens
Centreville
Armory
Collegians
Delmarsin Peninsula
Bill Duffy
Milford
Queen Anne
Douglee Adams
Camden
Newtonquint
Cits
Newtown
Joe Thomas
Governor Ritchie Tours State BureausInspectes Wastes Departments
Governor Ritchie toured the Commissioner of Water Vehicles offices in Saint Paul and St. Paul streets inspecting the titling department the license testing area and the driver examination process. He was escorted by Austin Baughman and expressed a desire to understand the department operations and the Water Vehicles Bureau.
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Ritchie
Commissioner of
Wateor Vehicles
Maul
Saratege
Austin Baughman
Vmetian Vetus
Dt Watt
Card Party Nets About $100 In First Night
Framingham club event raised roughly one hundred dollars at a late evening gathering. Volunteers and organizers credited the turnout to the warm reception and local support.
Duck Reaches Eighteenth Birthday Before Passing
A duck owned by Fruitland mail carrier James D Brown died last week at age eighteen years and nine months. Brown believes it may hold the county and perhaps the Shore record for antiquity.
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James D
Fruitland
Brown
Court Awards Guardian for Alfred Allison Roursts to Uncle
In Orphans Court the 10 year old Alfred Allison Roursts was placed under the guardianship of his uncle Lee T Bounds of Upper Ferry after relatives argued he should be raised by family. The custody decision cites lack of formal guardianship since his parents deaths and electrocution of his father. Compensation of about 250 dollars for his late father’s service is noted as a factor.
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Alfred Allison Roursts
Lee T Bounds
Upper Ferry
Benjamin Travis
Alfred
Rollo Augustus
Hazel White Bounds
Rachel Davis
Benjamin Davis
Warren Meat Products Co
Salisbury
Manred Floyd Bounds
Bounds
Floyd Bounds
Tran Nt
Chavis
Mount Street
Floyd
Clarence W Whealton
Cope
Ode
Baby Show At Ulmans Draws Many Eyeballs
An Ulmans Baby Show event attracts local attention with displays of tote bags and toy pets. Judges and attendees mingle as families visit the shop on a weekend, admiring merchandise and noting community interest.
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Ulmans
Ste McHely
Chase Helter
Grace Sefton Mayer Charms Audience At Club Recital
Grace Sefton Mayer concert singer presented a Costume Recital at the Y Building under the Department of Fine Arts. The program featured medieval, Italian, and German selections as well as modern songs, with Mrs. Francia H. Dryden in attendance. The Wicomico Woman's Club scheduled an upcoming talk by Dr Ella Long of Goucher and planned an evening meeting with guest couplet music and entertainment.
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Wicomico Woman's Club
Grace Sefton Mayer
Department of Fine Arts
Mayer
Francia H. Dryden
Merc Mayer
Vin Ende School
New York
Pine
Marre
Jenny Linds
Smgers
R Mayer
Fred P. Adkins
Department of Citizenship
Ella Long
Goucher Taene
Standard Oil to Build Distributing Station in Sharptown
Commissioners of Swerptown grant Standard Oil Company permission to erect buildings and tanks for a new distributing station at Sharptown. The company has purchased part of the old highway property as part of the project.
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Standard Oil
Sharptown
Commissioners of
Swerptown
Standard Oil Company
Compans
Bridge and oil tankers to join state road project
The text notes a plan involving the Smith-Williams Company to use a bridge and repurpose tanks as oil tankers, linking to the state road. Buildings would be built near the road and river front, with the Sherweed Brothers handling oils under Hartey’s management.
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Smith-Williams Company
Sherweed Brothers
Cun Wader
Hartey
Loss in Two Weeks Milk Feed Suspected Cause
Centreville Maryland January 20 dairymen and Harbison Dairies report losses around 30008 dollars after two weeks of high milk rejection. InvestigatorsMarsh and Elzey pinpoint corn fodder feeding as cause while Philadelphia dairy labs found no bacterial problem. Recommendations urge better feeding and immediate cooling of milk to proper temperatures.
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Centreville
Anne County
Harbison Dairies
Benjamin C Marsh
Inter-State Dairy Council
Frank Elzey
Labratoris
Philadelphia
Harbison Corporatiom
Tolmw
Gordy for Governor Rumors Spark Early Caroline County Debate
Editorials in the Caroline SUN and allied papers tout William S. Gordy Jr. of Salisbury as a top gubernatorial candidate in 1926 1928, praising his tenure as Comptroller and banking background. The piece argues Gordy could lead the ticket, while questioning Ritchie’s bid for a third term.
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Bere of Rylend
Boort
William S. Gordy, Jr
Elerag
Salisburian
Encaren Ied
Perencla Times
Caroline Sun
Ridgely
Salisbury
Mary ‘S
Caroline County
Geedy
Gordy
Wicomico County
Comptrelle
Ritchie Urges Senate Run and Cordy Governor Ticket
In a hurried public appeal the speaker backs Ritchie for the U S Senate and Cordy for governor. The note praises national and state leadership and cites the need for strong constitutional reform. A glance at infrastructure notes 25 000 miles of concrete road and a display at the Empire Exhibition shows progress.
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Ritchie
U. S. Senate
Cordy
United States
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