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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1907
Page
2
Historical entry from Denton Journal lists Howard Melvin Prm with HH Johnson Melvin and Johnson publishers. Dated Saturday morning April 20, 1507.
The Cambridge era critiques Maryland Republican factions backing Mudd Goldsborough and Jackson. It questions Eastern Shore voters being bought, predicts a contested convention site debate, and notes Bryan's stance on Baltimore. A Democratic gathering at Eutaw House signals a united statewide campaign, with speeches by Vandiver Street Mitchell Poe Talbott and others. The issue also covers agriculture costs, Georgia rail policy, Shannahan’s Tales of Old Maryland, and Carnegie’s Civil War telegrams.
The General Assembly mentions Mr. Carnegis planning a visit to Annapolis to renew his acquaintance with the city. Dr B D Evans is listed as a speaker at the Maryland Conference on Charities and Correction in Baltimore next week. A quip from the Augusta Jerald adds a cautious remark.
In a Baltimore Sun interview Senator Whyte warns Democrats and citizens to resist the corruption seen in the Eastern Shore race. He urges a united crusade to defeat bribery and ensure conviction of any who attempt to buy votes, stressing vigilance across Western and Eastern Maryland.
A letter to B Kinnamon in Denton Missouri accuses a North Dakota paint labeled strictly pure of lacking lead. The writer cites Prof Ladd as state chemist finding zinc and benzine in the paint and argues about proportions and quality, endorsing Devoe lead zinc oil as superior. The note praises North Dakota for exposing “confidence people” and mentions Smith & Walls as sellers.
On April 19 1907 an order ratifies and confirms a property sale by Thomas Clayton Frame assignee unless cause is shown by June 21 1907. A copy of the order must be published in a Caroline County newspaper once weekly for three consecutive weeks before May 20 1907. The sales report lists $2020. true copy test.
Assignee Harvey L. Cooper by mortgage assignment from Louisa Truxon to Elizabeth Beachamp and back to Cooper offers at public sale in front of the Denton Court House on a 1907 date between 2 and 6 PM. The property at the northwest corner of Gay and Fifth streets in Denton, Caroline County, features a 54 foot frontage on Gay Street and 160 feet depth, with improvements including a comfortable dwelling and outbuildings in fair repair. Cash on day of sale and purchaser pays title documents. Auctioneer is listed as F. P. Covey.
Good muslin, high and V neck, insertion in yoke. 50c values.
An advertisement lists boys suits in blue, black, gray, and fancy worsteds and cassimeres in sizes 3 to 20 years. Styles include Russian blouse, sailor, Norfolk, and double breasted. Prices range from 3.00 to 15.00, with multiple fabric options and tailored fits.
Catalog listing offers boys light steel telescope spring style hats at 1.50 and 1.25, boys light tan steel telescope hats at 1.50, and men’s lightweight black derby hats with spring shapes at 2.00. Includes two price points and color/shape notes.
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