Denton Journal Page 2 Full Page Notice
Denton Journal dated Saturday December 1 1923 lists Howard Melvin Bens H Johnson Melvin Johnston and Parlionere as subjects on page two of the Denton Ald publication. The issue is declared as published every Saturday and entered at the local post office as second class mail matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton Journal
Howard Melvin Bens
H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson
Parlionere
Denton
Ald
Democratic Tax Reform History Highlights and Frost Protection Study
The article argues Democratic party superiority in equitable tax reductions since World War I, recounting past reform efforts and defeats, and notes a Weather Bureau study with the Army on frost protection in orchards. It compares costs and effectiveness of smoke clouds from white phosphorus versus traditional heating, concluding heating lower air layers with cheap fuel is most efficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Edgewood Arsenal
Chemical Warfare Service
Army
The Dollings Failure Judged a Stock Jobbing Fraud
Judge Dickinson of the United States District Court in Philadelphia condemned the Dollings Company as a stock jobbing fraud. He refused a continuance and urged winding up the firm under receiver Thomas Raeburn White to distribute assets to creditors and sever subsidiary Dollings-controlled companies from its influence. The court found the scheme fraudulent from the start, deceiving about false stock value and implicating directors and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline
Dollings Company
Dickinson
United States District Court
Philadelphia
Thomas Raeburn White
Dollings
Wickinson
Holding Company Ties Fraud to Genuine Subsidiaries
Judge Dickinson explains the fraud relied on subsidiary companies that were real businesses while the holding company owned their stocks and publicized control. Walter Biddle Saul, representing stockholders owning 2.3 million of 33 million R. Collings Company of Pennsylvania shares, sought to vacate equity receivership, calling the case salvage for ailing assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
Walter Biddle Saul
Saul
R. Collings Company of
Pennsylvania
Auto Licenses Cheaper Next Year in Maryland
Maryland motorists will pay lower automobile license taxes next year under an amended law. Tags go on sale December 3 at the office of Commissioner E. Austin Baughman and the Washington Office. The per horsepower rate drops to 32 cents for 1924 from 66 cents, reducing typical costs. a 23 horsepower car would pay 7.36 dollars versus 18 dollars. The two cent gasoline tax offsets the tag cut, resulting in no refunds. Those purchasing tags next fall pay the same as January buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellon
Harris
Georgia
Senate
Wilson
Paris
Republican Congress
Democratic Party
Maryland
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
E. Austin Baughman
Washington
Public Sale of Personal Property on the Denton farm
A public sale of farm propertyします at the Williams residence Denton Maryland at 1 pm on Tuesday December 11 1923 listing livestock hens roosters fodder tools poultry equipment and household goods including piano range sewing machine and furniture with terms cash for sums up to ten dollars and ten percent for larger amounts and three days to pay the balance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Crossing
Main St
Denton
Singer
Gale
A. F. Williams
Sale of Farm Stock At Burraville on Wednesday
I have rented my farm and will sell at my home on the road from Burraville in front of Wesley Church on Wednesday December 12 1923 at 10 oclock a m rain or shine One black horse Billy eight years old will work in all harness a bay mare Nellie seven years old a bay horse four years old a black and white cow May five years old and three more cows plus Guernsey cow Nigger and Blossom with calves a thoroughbred Poland male hog and sow will be sold county buyers will find good stock and fair prices at this farm sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burraville
Wesley Church
Billy
Nellie
Guernsey
RIECE
Maryland Agricultural College
Dept. of Chemistry
Pratt
Farm Implement Auction Listing with Household Goods
A long inventory lists farm wagon horse cart and harnesses cattle gear including York carriage, Dearborn implements, land roller, drills, mowing machines, plows, hoes and harrows, plus two-wheel buggy, sacks, harnesses, bells, and a large stock of household goods. All items under ten dollars cash. items over ten dollars on eight month credit with note to Caroline County Bank of Greensboro. JOHN PARRIS and JOAN L. STEVENS, auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Dearborn
John Deere
South Bend
Fordson
Oliver
Black Hawk
Maryland Farm Land in Caroline County Seeks Buyer
Property description covers a two story seven room dwelling, barn, carriage house, corn crib, two poultry houses and outbuildings on Market street in Denton. Features include pear peach and cherry trees, an apple orchard, potential subdivision into truck or poultry farms or town lots, with sale terms of one third cash on day of sale and balance upon ratification or all cash. Auctioneers Fred R. Owens and James Temple note title at purchaser expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Market Street
Fred R. Owens
James Temple
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Edith Cahal
Pearl Dunn Driver
Court House
Maryland
R. R. Station
Calvert C. Merriken
John W. Clark
Auct
Automobile Auction Listing From Denton Auto Co
A Denton Maryland notice lists available used cars including two door sedan one coupe two Overland Touring models Buick Touring two half ton Ford trucks one ton Ford trucks and six Ford Touring Cars. All vehicles are described as overhauled and in good condition.
Terms for purchases on sums under ten dollars
All sums of ten dollars and under are payable in cash. For sums over ten dollars a credit of ten months will be given. Purchasers must provide notes payable at a bank and no property may be removed until the terms are fulfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Harris
L. F. Covey
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Spa
Auditor’s Order
Nist
Wesley E. Thawley
T. Wilton Porter
Deakyne
Auditor's Order
Mary C. Bullock
Walter Bullock
Equity
Geo. A. Deakyne
Preston
Nola R. Coburn
Gift Shop & Baby Shop
Easton, MD
DR. Whisler
Nisi
W. Brewster Deen
J. Lawrence Knox and Wife
Crea Gom
Cerenae
Sieren
Saatemibien
Wilbur Noble
C. Fulton Noble Et al
Palace Theatre
Journal Office
Caroline County Bank of Greensboro
John Parris
Joan L. Stevens
R. H. StaFforpe
T. C. Horsey
Boston
Mullin's Clothing Store
Wilmington
Harvey L. Cooper
Mamie B. Kinnear
Edward D. Kinnear
Arvey L. Cooper
Geo. A. Beene
Tri- City School
Baltimore
Poland
Reading
Springfield
Mass
Trenton
N. J
Chief
Luther A. Short
Ridgely, Md
Charles A. Baker
Marguerite F. Baker
Mary F.todd
Liber L. B.T
Anthony’s Mill
William Brown
Nathaniel Smith
Mariam T. Horsey
Hayward S. Horsey
N. B
Denton, Md
Marydel
Melville
Kate L. Musselman
Lizzie Rickards
Rickards
Emory Vane
Vane
Simeon West
George H. Berry
Berry
County Road
M. W. B. Heather
Susan Ann Luff
Denton Auto CO
J. A. Nichols & Company
Santa Claus
Iupzulleee
Sgiloss
Baltimore Clothes
Hanson
J. H. Nichols & Company
M. Jacobson
Main and
Third Streets
Captain Carmine
Poplar Grove
Coinepheus
R. W. Wright
James ‘Temple
B. Harrison
Preston Feed and Supply Company
Samuel G. Nuttle
H. Earle Smith
American Corner
Hickman
Vernon
Del
Goldsboro
Sixth St
Nuttile & Smite
Hurlock, MD
G. A.’Thompsons& Sons, Inc
Emerson C. Harrington
Robin Hood
Greensboro
Dougtan Fairbanks
Riverside Theatre
Greensboro Community Club
A. K- Smalls
Deep Shore
Apck
Nuttle Milling CO
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