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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1925
Page
8
Fiat bow hall court case involving Noue Bros and owners seeks to annul a prior certiorari order. The court rules on possession, guard writ status, and a proposed fire sale while tenants contend the Neck Meethers Co. may remain until May. notices to vacate were served.
Merrill G. Culver Mebron J T Jones of Willard named crep observers in Wicomico county for the Kearn Rochuck Agricultural Foundation Index announced from Chicago by PV Ewing director of research and editor of the Index. They will form a healthlty chain of county observers elected for first hand knowledge of farming conditions and ability to observe and interpret them. The Index compiles monthly LAER observer reports from all sections of the country and adds this number steadily. Observers are practical forward thinking farmers chosen for local needs and economic insight applied to farm problems. They represent a cross section of thoughts and joint analysis to assess agricultural conditions and aid farming.
Tyashin Creek in this county could be closed to navigation after a 30 day period due to insufficient maintenance. Major C Robetts, District Engineer, states benefits to commerce do not justify the outlay. The War Department reviews river projects under the 1925 Act, considering abandonment of the waterway and invites written comments within 30 days to the District Engineer US Beageser Office Baltimore.
Alfred W. Reddish, prominent resident, dies at home after a ten week illness. He was 64 and lived in the district all his life, active in community affairs and two terms as County Commissioner. Funeral service from his late home at two oclock on Monday with burial in the family grounds. Mider J C Mellett to officiate. Survived by wife May, daughters Merace and Mitchell, son Alfred Jr, and four sisters Mrs Malone, Mrs Lovhes, Mrs Red eich, Mrs Twittey of Delmar.
A Delaware Maryland legal dispute over who administers the estate of the slain farmer Carey spans two counties. Plaintiffs Mrs Mamie H Reker of Willards Maryland and Mrs Delis N Cowper of Sussex Delaware challenge letters issued to Mrs Carey Baker alleging residency and heirship issues. Proceedings note Carey's death on duty along B C A tracks near Willards and Whaleyville.
A wandering landscape artist visited Salisbury as a stranger, later displaying a sheet-pen view titled Humphreys Lake from the county jail rear. The 1899 window show by RB. T M. Grier presented the work amid local references to the Wicomis Hotel, mills, and a historical river dredging narrative.
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Smyrna, Sept. 19. Aunt Lucy Ann, 76, has lived alone with paralysis since childhood. She supports herself, tends her cabin, spins and knits, and cooks on an old fireplace. She travels little, trusts neighbors for warmth, and prides herself on self reliance and cheerful resilience.
New York September 18 A Bp John J Berkficler Jr bought a block in the Bronx where the Needle Trades Unions eyed building a 82 008 100 coppererhs apartment house speculation swirls over Mr Rockefeller's plans Believed to finance a cooperative housing venture for workers The Standard Oil Company's Rayonme scheme was adopted by the Needle Trades unions counsel Hiltquit said the property was sold by the unions as no better site was found for the cooperative venture
Urraents cite unions moving to bond property and form another wirling company to sell stock to workers for a housing project as part of a broader labor campaign. The report notes anticipated incorporation of the venture and expansion plans in the near future.
Newark reports forecast that activity in the building industry will persist at current levels for at least a year. Cement, iron and steel, clay products, lumber, roofing materials, and related sectors show continued demand as private homes, apartment dwellings, and offices rise in suburban towns and nail cities.
Meese Lodge of the Loyal Order Scranpel announces a fall social at East Main Street quarters. A general rally to organize the fall sensor fete features Parlett Production Co of Baltimore schedule with William Trickett Gilex and Edward Farkit addressing attendees. The program includes Morse hand and fapesae crtists plus a plan for a Junior Moose unit for boys aged 16 to 21.
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