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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1923
Page
4
The Denton Journal weekly issue for Saturday morning August 4 1923 includes masthead and publication details. It marks Denton Maryland newspaper distribution as second class mail matter with standard pulic notices and local content.
The Wilmington Every Evening notes Henry Ford’s sixtieth birthday and his twenty years of rapid rise from a $27,666 capital venture to the world’s leading motor maker and possible presidential contender. It contrasts his success with Roosevelt’s “man of forty” idea and argues for more business leaders in government while warning of expanding federal paternalism. The piece also cites rising federal expenditures, growing commissions, and farmers’ wheat losses as context for national governance.
The piece reflects on day dreaming from youth to adulthood about cures and breakthroughs. It notes past hopes in hog cholera immunization with serum and virus, asserts that despite reports of reduced losses, government and state data show hog cholera remains a serious domestic animal disease. It cites a 1922 committee report from the U S Live Stock Sanitary Association and urges awareness that the problem persists.
The administration of serum treatment is only one phase of hog cholera work, providing temporary protection to treated swine. Prevention of introduction, harboring, and spread relies on sanitation, yet misinterpretation led to practices that undermined control efforts.
Taxes for 1923 may be paid after August 1st. Until September 1st bills may be paid net. After that date interest will be charged.
Calvert C Merriken assignee will public sale in Denton Maryland of parcels 1 2 3 4 and 5 on two to four pm terms include one third cash and balance in six months or all cash. Property includes a two story house a large barn and outbuildings with several parcels totaling about ninety to thirty six and one quarter acres. Auctioneer Joan W Clark.
The subscribers in Caroline County Maryland have obtained from the Orphans Court for Caroline County letters testamentary on the personal estate of Charles H Whitby.
Public sale of three parcels in Marydel Caroline County Maryland described from a 1923 decree. Parcel 1 fronting 50 feet on main street with storehouse, parcel 2 adjoining west with four on plat, parcel 3 includes a large two story dwelling and outbuildings. Possession dates vary with ratification and tenant rights. payments due as described with one third cash and notes. Trustees Henry R. Lewis and John W. Clark announce the auction in front of T. E. Heather’s storehouse on August 4, 1923.
A public sale will be held at the Ford farm one mile from Harris Chapel in Tuckahoe Neck on Monday August 18 1928 starting at 10 oclock am rain or shine. Items include mules horses cows a brood sow implements wagon drill harrows riding cultivators plows etc. Terms cash for sums under ten dollars and 12 months credit with a note for larger amounts. Auditors Joseph P. Laramore James Temple J R Fleetwood clerk. All speakers will be sold with nothing reserved.
Trustees will sell at public auction on a July afternoon 1924 in Preston Maryland two parcels of the Isaac L Noble residence including a large dwelling and outbuildings and a second tract of 34 acres plus woodland from the Painter Range. Parcel 1 contains 13 093 square feet with improvements. Parcel 2 13 138 square feet. Tract 2 consists of about 34 acres clear land with woodland and makes an ideal chicken farm. One third cash day of sale and two deferred payments with interest. Auction by C Fulton Noble W Brewster Deen James Temple trustees.
Town taxes due in August with 3 percent discount for August and 2 percent for September. After January 1 1924, interest from November 1 1923. Commissioners to hear abatement claims Wednesday August between 1 and 6 p m. W S CROUSE Treasurer.
The sale offers cash for sums up to ten dollars with six months credit on larger amounts via interest-bearing notes secured to the trustee. Cash option also available. Property must remain until terms are met. J Owen Knotts and William J Rickards, Trustees. James Temple, Auctioneer.
For Sale. Thoroughbred Cockerels S C Black Minorcas and S C Brown pee getia W C Hunter 7 28 a1 Deep Shore Denton Md
Omar D. Crothers writes to Caroline County voters outlining why Cecil County should have a resident judge given population, court terms, and accessibility. He notes past precedence, cites Elkton-Chestertown-Easton distances, and contrasts with Queen Anne's to argue Cecil benefits most from a resident judge. He appeals for voter support.
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