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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1910

Page

4

Farm Use of Automobiles Across Missouri and Kansas

Farmers increasingly use motorcars for milking deliveries and market trips, with drivers noting faster, safer travel for children and workers. A Kansas farmer, Isaac Page, buys a touring car citing efficiency and modernization, while others advocate car adoption despite skepticism from some rivals.

Klany Hecht Chittes P. Cushing Les He's Weekly David Rankin Tarkio Kansas City Star Missouri Joseph W. Folk Kansas Catelorues Gesip Kansas City Isaac Pape Dickieson County Kay I. Washinin Page Ely

Pea Vines Profit: Canning Byproduct Becomes Feed

Pea vines once waste from canning have grown in importance as a byproduct revenue stream. Factories now profit from vines and hulls used as silage superior to corn silage, with vines also gathered for hay or stock feed.

United States Department of Agriculture

Pea Vine Hay and Sludge Use in Canning Byproducts

Pea vines left from processing are preserved to sles, with green corn treated or stacked and tramped to limit surface decay. Hay from pea vines dries on soil, yielding freg vine hay valued at 3 to 5 dollars per ton at factories. Both hay and sludge serve as strong feeds for dairy cows and other livestock, with vines often hauled away by jammers or used to boost profits of the pea canning business.

Farmer Owning Nation: Crop Values Crown Real Ownership

Isaac Fe Marcosson argues farmers, not Wall Street money kings, own the United States as crop values soar. Last year cereals hit about 3 billion dollars, dwarfering steel earnings and underscoring land’s stability and value driven by better farming methods and plant breeding.

Wall Street United States Isaac FE. Marcosson Munsey Mr. Marcosson Sui

Pastures Must Be Cleared For Profitable Grasses

The text argues that removing weeds, briars, and bushes from lands slated for grazing is essential to allow grass and forage crops to thrive. It notes the first cleanup is a permanent investment, after which maintenance costs are low. Also contrasts Dutch dairying with American practices, praising efficient cows and careful care in Holland.

A Woman's Paradise Pocketbook of Money

A fragment notes a purse full of money as a womanly paradise with a lone customer in a store named Suitr Set. The quote by Marcus Aurelius is invoked to urge delight in virtue of those present.

Marcus Aurelius

Notice to Merchants Traders and Others Licenses Due May First

Notice warns merchants traders and others in Caroline County to obtain or renew licenses before May first under Maryland law. Details include license fees by stock in trade for traders and specific rates for hawkers pedlars brokers real estate bill and insurance brokers and other occupations with oath requirements and March April and May salt selling allowances.

Traner

Licenses to Owners and Keepers of Stallions and Jacks

The owner or keeper of every stallion or jack must pay a county clerk the highest sum they intend to ask for the season as the license to stand such animal for one year. The minimum license is $10, and taxed stallions are exempt from other taxes. Special notice to owners of stations concerns the 1892 act requiring filings with the clerk detailing name, age, pedigree, and service terms for any stallion offered for fee. False pedigrees or records void the fees and allow damages to be recovered in court. Thomas L. Chaffinch, Sheriff of Carotioe County.

General Assembly of Maryland Circuit Court Baltimore Court of Common Pleas Court of Common Pleas of Thomas L. Chaffinch Carotioe County

Milk Purchase at Why Ice Cream Factory in Denton

On April 1 the firm will start buying milk at Why Ice Cream Factory in Denton for 1 dollar per hundred pounds. G S Rairigh and Son announce the transaction and payment terms.

Why Ice Cream G.S. Rairigh & Son Denton Afd

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