Receptacles for waste paper and garbage are to be
placed on the streets of Delmar by the New Century Club of the town.
Above from The Morning News 6 August 1912
Delmar March 15 – As a result of a horse trade
between Carl J. Hearn of Delmar and Harry E. Marvel of Seaford a referee trial
was heard before Justice Stengle at Seaford on Thursday. The evidence brought out the fact that in
trading horses Hearn gave Marvel a check “to boot.” After taking up the larger part of one day in
getting the horse to Delmar, Hearn decided that he had the worst of the deal
and stopped payment on the check. Marvel
brought suit and the referees gave a verdict in his favor for the full amount
and costs.
Above from The Morning News 16 March 1912
The Salisbury Brick Company has purchased right
acres of clay land from John G. Smith, adjoin the railroad, and will enter into
the manufacture of bricks on an extensive scale.
Above from the Morning News March 1912
Mrs Arthur Jones left today for the Maryland State
Sanitarium, in Frederick county, about seventy miles from Baltimore, for
treatment for tuberculosis.
Above The Morning News 16 March 1912
Miss Maude Hayman arrived home to-day from
Albuquerque New Mexico where she went with hope of being cured of
tuberculosis. She stood the long trip to
Delaware well and it is hoped that she will yet improve. Her brother-in-law, Claude R. Phillips, went
to New Mexico, after her, and accompanied her home.
Above from the Morning News 22 Feb 1912
Charles H. Truitt was hit by a pitched ball in a
game here yesterday and has lost the use of his left arm.
Above the Morning News 20 July 1912
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