Denton Journal Eight Page Notes Publisher Masthead
Denton Journal dated Saturday August 13 1938 lists Melvin and Johnson Inc as publishers on page eight with branding and credits.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1938
Page
8
Denton Journal dated Saturday August 13 1938 lists Melvin and Johnson Inc as publishers on page eight with branding and credits.
Dr. Thomas B. Symons sees crop insurance as vital after wet spell harms Maryland wheat. He notes 20 percent unthreshed, green shocks, potential quality losses. Insurance under Farm Act 1938 covers up to 75 percent yield for a small fee. deadline August 31 for 1939 winter wheat. Meetings statewide will explain plan and encourage farmer participation.
Universal presents Western Trails at Ridgely Theatre on August 12 and 13 starring Bob Baker. A young cowboy seeks vengeance for his murdered father while fending off a love triangle with Alice and the killer's sister, ending in a noble sacrifice by Ben as he saves Bob.
Charles Starrett, a leading Columbia Western star, has been invited to participate in twelve summer rodeos across Arizona New Mexico Washington and California. The announcement highlights his film success and an upcoming Dentonia Theatre engagement for Treasure Island adaptation.
A limited score table shows municipal teams contending for playoff spots with results from a series of games across Wednesday and Thursday. Centreville and Milford posted victories while Cambridge and Salisbury suffered losses as the season nears its end.
Announcement states a candidate seeks the Democratic nomination for Caroline County Treasurer in the September 12, 1938 primaries and appeals to county voters for support.
Maryland dairy cows produced 17,932,000 dollars in cash farm income from milk in 1937, while Delaware totaled 2,722,000. The Milk Foundation booklet cites U S per capita milk consumption at 153 quarts, second only to Switzerland. It details how milk products and usage shape the national economy with charts on dairy product shares and total U S milk use of about 48.8 billion quarts annually.
Certified accountants for the New York legislature show the milk dollar split: dairy farmers receive 44.03 percent, labor 26.16 percent, supplies and trucking 8.75 percent, taxes 2.24 percent, depreciation 2.40 percent, profits 2.98 percent, salaries under 1 percent. The booklet notes milk's rise as the nation’s top food and cash crop, with about 25 million cows on 4.5 million farms yielding over 45 million quarts daily and a dairy products output near 3.5 billion dollars annually.
An open house will be held Monday August 16 from 7 to 9 p m at Social Security Board field offices in the Post Office building Salisbury to mark the act s third anniversary President Roosevelt signed it on August 14 1935 Norman P Foster says many employees and employers may wish to learn how the system operates staff will explain details by chart and forms and answer questions A nationwide broadcast by Roosevelt and others will follow later Monday evening
A young graduate feels compelled to apologize for starting at the bottom of the job ladder. He may tell friends with a priggish tone that the work is unworthy and not what he expected, signaling a gulf between education and early toil.
The passage urges a youth to value even minor duties such as sweeping, running errands, and building fires. It argues that diligent, reliable effort will be noticed, leading to future opportunities and advancement beyond menial tasks.
For sale notice from JUNIOR SHIRT COMPANY in Greensboro Maryland seeks experienced employees. Also a separate line offers a Saanan milk goat producing milk and provides contact address 621 Ridgely and telephone 2621 Ridgely. Issue dates shown 8 13 11 and 8 13 2t.
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