Denton Journal front page reflects April 4 1914 edition
The April 4 1914 issue of the Denton Journal shows the frontier page with Byward Melvin Ben H W J Melvin and Johnson as publishers. It records the Saturday morning publication and header details typical of the era.
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Oward Melvin
Nation honors tolls repeal and canal news roundup
The Boston Monitor terms toll repeal a national honor with hope for final action. The Senate is urged to rise above chauvinism and use diplomatic knowledge in the repeal vote. James Hill extols farming essentials. Harold Hough defends vigorous language as progress. A plan to use cruisers as South American liners is noted. The Star Spangled Banner celebration gets $75,000. The Panama Canal exemption is rejected by the National House, and Sen. Smith supports the President’s treaty stance, with most Representatives backing him.
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Boston Monitor
Tower House
Senate
National House of Representatives
Farmer labor hours prove reasonable in inquiry
Government inquiry finds average farm labor per day ranges from nine hours forty-eight to nine hours fifty-four across seasons. It argues workers show laxness and shirking, but farmer finances remain relatively secure with many weeks of ease and no widespread hardship, especially in the Carolines.
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United States
Caroline
Easter Joy Across Humanity
Easter brings joyous news as bells ring and churches bloom with spring. Dr Washington Gladden calls the world to rejoice, celebrating Christendom’s message of cheer, hope, and unselfish love filling hearts worldwide.
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Washington Gladden
Jesus the Christ
Marketing Berries And Poultry Advice From Country Gentleman
The article offers practical tips for quality berry packing and display, including crate choices, parchment paper lining, and near market advertising to boost demand and prices. It then shifts to poultry farming guidance from Mr. Frederick H. Thayer, detailing coop location, flooring, feeding, water, and winter care for layers and breeders to maximize vigor and production.
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J. H. Collins
Ile
Frederick H. Thayer
Maryland Oyster Bill Debate Follows Legislative Hearing
The Shepherd bill spurs wide comment as Senator Harper praises the careful drafting while B Howard Haman warns of cost and litigation risks for lessees. Governor Goldsborough supports the measure, arguing it offers fair access and stronger protection for oystermen and barren bottoms.
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Harper
Tidewater
Maryland
B. Howard Haman
Goldsborough
State Roads Commission Wins Delay on Rail Freight Hike
In Washington on March 20 the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a suspension of Pennsylvania Rail Road's 15 cent per ton freight rate increase for stone used in road building on the Eastern Shore until October 14, 1914. The State Roads Commission, which protested last December, hopes the increase will be denied or indefinitely deferred, saving costs on Eastern Shore road projects this season.
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Weller
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Zastern
State Roads Commission
State Roads Conmission
In remembrance of Alexander Leslie Booth and family
Obituary fragment memorializes Alexander Leslie Booth son of Alexander and Maud J Booth who died a year ago on April 3. It quotes emotional verses from his father, mother, and grandmother, and mentions Mrs W J Blackburn of Hollidayburg Pa.
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Alexander Leslie
Alexander
Maud J. Booth
Leslie
Papa
Mama
W. ‘F T. Robinson
Christ
W. J. Blackburn
Hollidayburg
Property Deed Description at Caroline County Records
The document references a deed dated December 29 1902 by Edward Key as attorney in fact for Benjamin F Dill. It is recorded in Liber C Wel No 67 folio 692 in the Caroline county land records.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
John B. Martin
Laura A. Dill
Chancery
Edward Key
Benjamin F. Dill
Liber C. Wel
George H. Russell
Magpie D. Russell
Robert Jarrell
Harvey L. Cooper
Liber T. L. D
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Mary M. Vosmus
Lizzie G. Redden
W. Brewster Deen
Liber J. K. S
Second and
Randolph Streets
Second Street
Randolph Street
Beginning
Live Stock and Farm Equipment at Carroll Auction
A mixed sale lists stock including a pair work mules and multiple mares aged 5 to 7, cows, a yearling heifer, pigs and shoats, plus assorted farming implements and household items. Wheat and hay on 23 acres, potatoes and other produce. Terms: cash up to $10, credit eight months on larger sums with security. Auction conducted by W Richard Carroll with William T. Turr as auctioneer and Charles I. Harrison as clerk.
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W. Richard Carroll
Willliam T. Turr
Charles I. Harrison
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Denton Journal
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James Hill
Empire Builder
The
Northwest
Harold Hough
Baltimore
Samuel K. Dennis
John Walter Smith
Smith
House of Representatives
Paperbhal Hive
Grandmother Topp
IP Off Cook
Easton
Henderson
Mellville
John Rt. Jones
T. Alan Goldsborough
F. P. Covey
Tanyard
Smithson
Dover Bridge
Superior
McCormick Mower
John Deere Gang
Oliver
Dearborn
Denton National Bank
T. C. West
Peoples National Bank
T. F. Johnson
the Provident State Bank
Preston
Tim Goopspono
State Vaccine Agency
William B. Burch
Gilmor
N. Carrollton Ave
Baltimore, MD
J. Virgil Moore
Third Street
M. K. Newnam
Greensboro
S. Longnecker
Ord. C
Thelen Zpmalerman
J. Prank Wright
J. H. Nichols & CO
J. E. Nichols & Coo
BIG Corner
Gayer Ht
Schlese Bias
J. F. Nichols & CO
Denton, MD
Lunds
Griffin W. Goldsborough
Lupus
James Temple
Austin
Denton, Maryland
T. Howard Barwick
Harvey ML. Thawley
Bulper
Capit Lake
Union
Dean
West Denton
D. J. Willoughby
River Road
Douglas Drug Store
Duffey’s Pharmacy
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Doan
J. W. Thawley
R. FP. D. No
Justin
Law Building