Milford chronicle., 1925-12-25
PENINSULA BOOSTERS
WILL MEET AT SALISBURY
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Peninsula, its lands, resources, Op-
portunities, and products.
To develop and encourage its in
dustries to create an increased de-
mand for its lands, to expand its
markets, at home and abroad, to pro-
mote its resort and tourists pOssi-
bilities and, in general, to make the
Peninsula better place in which to
live and an increasingly profitable
place in which to do business.
The statement points out that a
central organization can do many
things which communities acting
alone cannot accomplish. Some of
the things which such an Organiza-
ton should do, the statement says,
are:
Advertise and publicize the entire
Peninsula continuously and nation
ally.
Organize comprehensive move
ments to bring prospective settlers
into the Peninsula on inspection
tours.
Make a careful survey of existing
industrial opportunities and attract
the attention of capital to them.
Assist every portion of the PENN
sula in opening up new markets for
Peninsula products.
Promote and develop the resort
business as a component part of the
Eastern Shore Peninsula's economic
life.
Supply a wide range of individu- |
ais, communities and organized
trade or agricultural groups with
market and rate information, assist |
in obtaining rate concessions and in |
settling disputed claims.
Encourage the production Of stan |
dardized products and the develop |
ment, and use of trade names by |
supporting such movements in the !
national advertising publicity fields.
Attract the attention of editors
and special writer's and secure their
cooperation in telling the story of
the Eastern Shore Peninsula to the
nation.
Take the leadership in urging the
development of needed rail, highway
or water way transportation facili-
ties.
Assist community, trade or agIi-
cultural groups, which may desire to
form local organizations, by giving
them expert fund raising and organ
ization assistance.
Serve as a clearing house for in
quiries regarding the Eastern Shore
its resources and oppor-
tunities.
Publish pamphlets and bulletins
dealing with the Eastern Shore Pen
lnsula and it's various communities
and distribute them nationally.
Among those who have already
signed the call for the conference,
which will be held in the Wicomico
Hotel the sessions starting at 10:S0
l. m. on the morning of December
.S, are the following:
George H. Hall, DR.. Layton Grier,
J. Thompson Reed, John B. Smith, !
Jol. Robt. H. Williams, Milford; H. :
4. Mccullough, Elkton; w. F. Allen,
Salisbury; John A. Baker, East New +
market; w. D. Brinckloe, Easton; +
4. C. Ballard, J. w. Chandler, Ex- q
nore; Thomas w. Chambers, Fed
ralsburg; L. Otis Corkran, Rhodes G
ale; H. L. Cannon, Bridgeville; c
Winter C. Cullen, Pocomoke City; E. t
'enson Dennis, Crisfield; C. R. Dish q
room, Salisbury; D. Frank Fooks, n
now Hill; Charles G.. Gelder, Prin- t,
ess Anne; L. w. Gunby, Hon. W. S. d
-ordy, Jr., Salisbury; Hon. Orlando o
harrison, Berlin; John T. Handy,
William T. Holland, Mt. N
ernon; Martin Hall, Oak Hall; G. W
7. Holland, Eastville; w. E. Jacobs, d
arlington; Hon. VIM. P. Jackson, a
alisbury; Landrith L. Layton, IL
georgetown; Charles A. LOCKER W
an, Crisfield; William Long, West o.
yer; Harvey H. Long, Federals- 5.
lrg; W. w. McCabe, Ocean City; ~
ilford Nathan, Earl Orem, Cam Ie
'idge; G. H. Powell, hancock; Col. ).
lbamus Phillips, Cambridge; F. P. s.t %t
be, Greensboro; Hon. Dudley Oakes -,
Isadore Stephany, b. y,
Hon. L. B. Towers, Denton; ~ ~
on. ]. G.. Townsend, Selbyville; tb b
u. W. B. Tilghman, Salisbury; w. sE
Valiant, Laurel; R. R. Walker, th
aston; George w. Woolford, Cam sh
idge 81