Saturday Edition Denton MD 1922 Postal Notice
Published every Saturday and entered at the Post Office as second class mail matter in Denton Maryland on Saturday Morning April 14 1922.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1922
Page
2
Published every Saturday and entered at the Post Office as second class mail matter in Denton Maryland on Saturday Morning April 14 1922.
Editorial argues the Harding administration should withdraw Rhine troops to reflect Versailles obligations and warn against isolationism. It notes U S leads in world motor vehicle use, urges efficient production to boost trade. Reports ICC shows railroad fatalities and injuries, and Maryland tomato growers push contract farming for future markets.
County groups discuss whether tomatoes can be grown and sold on a commodity basis similar to Maryland dairymen with milk. No firm price recommendations are offered. canners reportedly pay 12.00 per ton while growers feel 31.00 is the minimum. Each growers' association should pursue the matter.
Mild two week spell promises the biggest peach crop on record in the district as fifteen buds per foot of twig set signals heavy yields. Frosts last spring killed buds, shifting energy to tree growth and bud formation. Delayed blossoming may bring better frost protection and more pollination by bees, while marketers emphasize new systems to profitably sell a bumper harvest.
In loving memory of our sister Bessie B Keets who died March 28 1914 Today recalls sad memories of a loved one gone to rest Those who think of her today are those who loved her best Sadly missed by Brother Willard and Wife.
A loving home tribute notes Bes sie B. Keets passed away on March 28 1984 and expresses sorrow at her loss. The family recalls her care and says she is safe with God's angels while promising a future reunion. Each line conveys enduring grief and maternal memory from her children.
The Williston Guild records the death of Mr. We Crane. The group expresses sorrow, describes him as a faithful friend ready to help, and notes his cheerful disposition. They extend heartfelt sympathy to his bereaved family and say copies of the resolutions will be sent and filed in the minutes.
Mrs Clara Saulsbury wife of Lorin F Saulsbury died at her sister Mrs Minuhin home in Renona Pennsylvania last Wednesday morning of tuberculosis. She is survived by her husband, mother, two sisters and one brother, all of Pennsylvania.
The County Treasurer of Talbot proposes a bill for immediate introduction in the legislature. It would grant power to pursue a taxpayer’s goods on removal from the county to collect unpaid taxes. The measure aims to curb losses when residents move away with property.
Land auction offers three parcels first then as a whole to maximize proceeds. Parcel No L lies north of the public road from Ringgold's Green to the Big Pine and borders George T. Reddell to the north, containing farm buildings and timber.
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