County library forms new growth and programs
The county library reports rapid growth since opening shelves in February. Membership exceeds 2 400 with 770 books borrowed in February and 234 in April. Light fiction dominates while juvenile shelves expand under a censor committee led by Mrs. George R. Cord. An outreach delegation seeks a five hundred dollar appropriation.
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Jane Atsten
Rumer
Trey
Pop Rowe Geey
A. Speews
State Library Co
Eores
Yoo
Cheohdpen
Fecel
Cemaret
George R. Cord
Irma Geoham
S .R. White
Saren
Saliaeae
Bes
Sohebury-Wicomice Chamber
Coaneneree
Wicomice * Woman's TV
Rotary Crud Arte
Lacn
Cath
Fibraey
Tefewe
Board
County Camas
Arcade Vaibevelle Show Delights First Night Crowd
The Arcade ba pore act led by Melwvitt, Kelly, and Quinn impressed the audience with a novel routine "Spooting the Seeds" blending satire and singable comedy. Performers engaged well with the crowd, while stage effects and timing drew favorable notes from keepers and patrons alike.
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Melwvitt
Kelly
Quinn
Nerv
Geefeoe Patss
Salisbury Award Named for Meritorious Community Service
Board of Trustees announced a community award for meritorious service to the people of Salisbury. The annual honor will recognize one individual for the prior year with 125 dollars plus 25 dollars for a trophy, funded by a trust to perpetuate the award, names yet to be finalized.
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Psalisbury
Board of Trustees
Asard
Sallebur
Fragmentary note hints at award nomination process
The readable text suggests a nomination process for an award with references to a recipient and a board secretary. It mentions daily conduct and a final selection, with Ralph W. Gren as board secretary. Other details are incomplete or garbled.
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Ian
Pereond
Ralph WH. Gren
P Telhees
Democratic National Committee Reports $160808 Deficit and Unpaid Obligations
A Congressional filing shows the Democratic National Committee has 160,808 in deficit with unpaid obligations. The report lists contributors including Thomas F. Ryan Ralph Pulitzer Norman H. Davis and several other named individuals and committees from New York Chicago and Houston among those donating amounts ranging up to 5,980.
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Washington
Democratic National “‘Committee
Congress
Thomas F. Ryan
New York
Ralph Pulitzer
Norman H. Davis
Soha
Protosrapes Bank Note Demonstration in Telegraph Service
A telephotographic service used by American Telephone and Telegraph Company demonstrated a bank note prototype in San Francisco. The process showed engraving and printing of certificates, with expedience limited by cutting proofs and delivering stamps, while work began in New York after approval.
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Tlephonographic
American Telephone and Tetrorepi Company
California
Engray.nes
San Francisco
Ward Mae
New York
Salisbury auto service opens new Hudson Essex station
Salisbury Auto Sales Company will open a Hudson Essex service station next Monday at the former Dry Dean wna location on South Division Street near the railroad crossing. The firm recently became Hudson Essex agents and also operates a Chrysler agency from its new Richardson Building location.
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Salisbury
Salisbury Auto Sales Company
Dry Dean
Wna Company
South Division Street
Auto Sales
Hudson Essex
Chrysler
Richardson Building
Twat Could Be Wife Gift From Father
Damaged OCR fragment hints at a personal gift scene with a husband and father. Readable bits reference a wife and father’s expensive gift and a Sydney ballot.
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Rmiaker
Jou Awaye
Sydney
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