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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1922
Page
2
Saturday edition notice shows publication date August 26 1922 and postal matter status at Denton Maryland. It records second class mail designation and post office entry. No additional events or names are present.
The article argues cooperation outpaces selfish rivalry as essential to efficiency. It links harmony in a firm to individual gain, warns against tread mill work, and stresses that executives should foster accord while competition remains healthy. It also reports on the Fordney McCumber tariff bill senate passage and mixed party reactions.
The Fordney McCumber tariff bill passed the Senate on August 19 and will enter conference, likely stalling until after the November elections. The Senate Finance Committee had 2057 amendments from the House, with most worsening an already flawed measure. The committee chair added 16 amendments four days before the final vote without a prior committee meeting.
A Marylander notes that not only stars but semi pro players and shop workers gain esteem from fans and society. Fans applaud skill while fickle crowds harshly judge errors, demanding removal. The piece stresses public gaze, pressure, and the need for leveled judgment of merit.
Maryland enforcement of closed seasons aims to protect game such as rabbits and pheasants, but dog hunting undermines this work. Dogs roam fields daily, prey on wildlife, and even half starved hounds survive on wild game. Laws prohibit dog hunting except during a training window with proper supervision, yet enforcement lags behind hunter restrictions.
In sad memory of W Lawrence Turner who died August 14 1920. Poems express deep grief and longing from his mother sister and family. Also notices from Arthur L Sullivan State Board of Health warn canners against adding water to tomatoes with enforcement details and penalties.
Public sale of two parcels in the Third Election District Caroline County Maryland by assignee Harvey L Cooper on September 19 1922 at the courthouse Denton. Parcels include land described in parcels with roads Adams Landing Road and a state road Denton to Greensboro, improvements seven room dwelling barn and outbuildings. Terms cash. title papers at purchaser expense. Auctioneer James Temple.
Mrs. I. G. Orr of Henderson Maryland offers a player piano with music rolls for sale. Also note as a side line a reminder that subscriptions are open now.
The undersigned offer a public sale in Federalsburg to the highest bidder on September 16 1922 from 4 to 8 pm at the Eastern Shore Trust Company Bank. The property lies in Caroline County Maryland described as a farm with improvements including smoke house corncrib chicken house barn and fenced pasture. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance secured by first mortgage, taxes and insurance to the sale flag, possession January 1 1923, title papers and revenue stamps at purchaser expense. Calvert C Merriren Leonard F Cavey owners.
Personal Property 1 offers farm stock and household goods for sale at the George Russell farm now owned by George J. Powell, one mile north of Sheppard's Church. Items include several pigs, cows, horses, mules, hay, corn and soy beans, farming implements, wagons, furniture, kitchenware, beds, and various household items. Cash on sums $10 and under. credit terms for larger amounts with approved bankable paper. W T Martin owner. Frank P Covey auctioneer.
In the Circuit Court for Caroline County equity action Harvey L. Cooper as assignee directs Anne M. Smith creditors and all entitled parties to file claims in the circuit court by November 1 following a public notice four successive weekly insertions before September 25 1922. The order dated August 24 1922 requires claimants to present their interests after mortgage debt interest commissions and sale costs are paid. WM H Adkins true copy by clerk Geo A Deakyne.
Between Queen Anne and Goldsboro via Greensboro in 80x41 Cord Tire. Rewards offered for return to Rev W W Chaires Leipsie Del. Mixed wood $1 per load. Send a cord Mrs B B Whetaker R 2.1 Greensboro Md. Farm 741 acres with good buildings. Mrs 16 Orr.
Public sale under a 1907 mortgage to William Stevens and later assignments, led by Calvert C. Merriken, for land in Caroline County. Property from Andersontown and Concord road with seven named neighbors, excluding 8 acres sold to Matthew Lawless. Barns and outbuildings in good repair. Terms: half cash, balance in six months or all cash. interest and notes secured. Sale proceeds to be collected by Merriken and Covey, auctioneers.
In Christiana the Norwegian capital, hard liquor is banned while wine and beer are allowed. The city with 258,341 residents had 11,115 intoxication arrests over three years, a 38 percent drop, amid a 250 percent change in Sisk 1919 figures.
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