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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1930
Page
8
A report on experiments in animal nutrition describing how feeding methods for cattle evolved. Researchers test combinations of fodder, minerals, and supplements to optimize digestion, milk production, and health. Observers note potential shifts in farm practice and agricultural efficiency.
Dr. L. D. LeGear outlines how dairy cattle care mirrors scientific factory methods. He explains the cow’s digestive system, the importance of water, and the need for comfort to ensure milk production, noting years of experimental feeding improved herd profitability.
A brief advertisement promotes subscribing to The Journal offering all the news constantly. It highlights ongoing access to fresh reports and urges readers to join for comprehensive coverage from the publication.
Dr Frank Bewett, vice president of AT&T and head of Bell Labs, receives Japan’s Order of the Sacred Treasure from Consul-General Setsuzo Sawada in New York for “most valuable service in the development of the telephone and telegraph industry in Japan.” The ceremony drew officials, Japanese businessmen, and other American decoration holders. The article notes Jewett’s prior recognition with the Order of the Rising Sun in 1923 and includes historical context on Japan’s early telephone adoption and system growth, with figures on subscribers, exchanges, and intercity links.
William A. Radford describes a model milk manufacturing plant attached to a farm barn for a forty cow operation. The layout shows two silos, feed mixing room, milk house, and a centralized processing flow. The 100 by 36 foot barn includes two rows of stanchions, hay chutes, a central alley, bull and calf pens, concrete floors, steel partitions, water cups, and an automatic ventilation system. The plan supports scalable sizing for smaller or larger herds.
Subscribers in Caroline county obtain from the Orphans Court for Caroline county in Marlstown letters of administration on the personal estate of William D. Taylor.
Elmer Crme announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Caroline County Commissioner. He pledges loyalty to the party, to seek public office for the first time, and to serve taxpayers with a square deal and proper safeguarding of funds.
W Brewster Deen declares his bid for the Democratic nomination for State's Attorney of Caroline County and asks Democratic voters for support in the upcoming primaries.
Oakum is hemp fiber from untwisting tarred hemp rope. It is used to calk ships seams and, on shore, to fill cracks.
Arkansas Gazette notes a college instructor finds only one in ten English students speak in proper syntax. The article laments the decline of grammar instruction and the methods used to teach syntax.
Governor issues proclamation under the 1930 federal census to assign Maryland counties and Baltimore City their House of Delegates seats. Counties listed with population figures range from Allegany at 78,294 to Worcester at 21,688, detailing each entity under the constitutionally defined delegate scale.
A notice invites all Republicans in Caroline County to assemble at the Law Building in Denton next Monday, August 18 at 2 PM to discuss the upcoming state and county elections. A separate ad offers a reward for a Ladies Platinum Wrist Watch and Bracelet initials L S W lost near Main Street between the hotel and Newnam's Store. A personal appeal urges support for William Joseph H Carroll for Register and references nearing the age limit.
Governor Albert C. Ritchie issues a proclamation declaring Maryland and Baltimore City districts for the 1930 Federal Census, detailing legislative districts and delegate allotments. The document, dated August 18, 1930, is signed by Secretary of State David C. Winebrenner.
Martin C. Voss declares his run for the office of Register of Wills in the upcoming primaries and asks for support from voters.
Peaches sell for 1.00 per basket while grapes priced at b0e per basket as listed by T. H. EVERNGAM of Denton Maryland in a local market notice.
Wilher t L. Merriken declares his run for State's Attorney, informing the public through a local newspaper announcement and seeking support in the Democratic primaries.
A county figure announces candidacy for re election ahead of the Democratic primaries. He notes three years served as County Commissioner and pledges to protect taxpayers and offer a square deal if nominated and elected, seeking local support.
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