Denton Postal Note Published Weekly in 1925
Saturday morning issue dated April 25 1925 notes weekly publication and second class mail status at Denton post office.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1925
Page
2
Saturday morning issue dated April 25 1925 notes weekly publication and second class mail status at Denton post office.
The piece discusses British rubber power and potential American tire costs, arguing the U S should control rubber sources. It then lauds John Walter Smith for his sincerity and loyalty, praising his long public service and the deep affection he earned across Maryland.
Frank R. Kent reports from the Midwest that despite visible bootlegging and new concoctions in dry states, residents in West Virginia Ohio and Indiana maintain a firm dry stance. He notes little appetite for change, with sentiment agreeing they would vote dry again and that no wet candidate could win there.
The judgment reading notes no shift in sentiment across Ohio West Virginia and the speaker says the heart of Ohio remains dry. Cleveland leaders acknowledge flaws in prohibition and, while urban areas stay wet, the overall state mood remains dry with Ohio consistently voting dry in prior referendums.
The Caroline County Convention of the Maryland-Delaware Sunday School Association will meet at the Greensboro Baptist Church on Wednesday June 24. County President McDaniel pursues an attractive program while State officers, fresh from the Glasgow World Convention, bring new ideas. All Sunday Schools should be represented and pastors and superintendents urged to appoint delegates who will benefit their schools.
Hw Irving King discusses how porpoises and dolphins are seen as interchangeable in superstition. Sailors link porpoise shoals to wind changes and fair seas, with lunar and moon goddess associations shaping navigation myths.
A complaint from Edin burgh reports that during the overture members of the audience talked so loudly that the music was drowned. The incident drew attention to theatre etiquette and the need for quiet in performance spaces.
James T. Earle as Assignee will sell at public sale in front of Goldsboro Bank on May 23 1925 between 1 and 2 PM a large farm known as Long Marsh Ridge Enlarged Hog Hole Keen's Fright in First Election District containing about 401 acres plus 51 acres timber and 120 acres previously conveyed, with exceptions. Sale requires one third cash, balance in two equal notes due in six and twelve months bearing interest. $1000 deposit day of sale. Auctioneer James T. Earle and J Elmer Anthony Assignees.
Under authority the undersigned will expose at public sale on the Frank Murphy farm near Ringgold's Green in Caroline County on Saturday April 25 1925 at 10 o clock a m the following property including livestock farming implements furniture and household goods and terms of sale apply.
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