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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1905
Page
2
A critical overview describes the City of Washington as a negro paradise with full rights, yet alleges systemic graft and patronage. It contrasts black civil servants with white citizens, noting seating in cars and department messengers, and accuses the party of placing Negro hires on the payroll without required service.
The Wilmington Journal notes camp meetings bring less crime in rural fodder season while a large bloc of Talbot prohibitionists gather to back the franchise amendment. It forecasts a large majority of prohibitionists across counties voting yes. A proverb urges prudent spending. A purse stopped a Chicago bullet. US census: female teachers outnumber male teachers three to one. Baltimore Sox position as Southern trade hub grows. John Paul Jones ceremonies rescheduled to April 24 1906. Addicks legatee claims the big boss is down and out. Et tu Allee
Miss Emma Clark of Kenton Delaware wed R M Busteed a Sadlersville leader in local business. The ceremony occurred at eight o’clock Wednesday evening in the bride’s home with a small circle of relatives and friends. Both families are prominent in the county’s farming and business circles.
Mr Thomas G Ross died July 21 at his home near Federalsburg Maryland of lung trouble aged 63 He leaves a widow and two children William R and Carrie A L Ross The funeral was held at Bloomery Interment followed in the adjoining cemetery The poem expresses loss and remembrance attributed to Carrie
A note promoting Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy urges keeping the bottle on hand to prevent trouble. Sold by Douglass Drug Store and A. L. Duffy in Hillsboro.
For deaf and dumb children and youth and those whose hearing is 50 detective as to prevent attendance on the public schools. Speech and lip-reading taught, as well as primary and grammar school studies. Board and tuition free to residents of Maryland. Apply to CHAS. W. ELY, Principal, Frederick, Md.
Thomas Mitchell and T Frank Seward announce a public sale of a full household at their Queen Anne Maryland home on Saturday September 2 1905 at 1 PM. Items include bedroom suites beds chairs parlor set sewing machine refrigerator dishes glassware rugs lamps stoves and cooking implements. Cash for under ten dollars and six month credit with notes and security. Removal allowed after terms complied.
Sealed proposals for good merchantable wood to add to existing stock for five cards per room will be received until noon September 12 1905. Bidder must state wood type and if awarded must stake and cord four foot lengths by October 2. Wood will be inspected by a school trustee and certified on uniform fuel bills. The Board may reject all bids. All fuel bills payable in October. By order I M Noble Secretary.
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