Public Business Caledars and Court Meetings Noted
Public business calendar lists circuit court session on December 5 and levy court and orphan’s court meetings on that date. School board also schedules a meeting for December 5.
View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.
Start Free Trial
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles
Articles on This Page
This newspaper page contains 24 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1905
Page
9
Local notices and weddings in Marydel and Denton area
Community news covers hires appointments and openings including Deputy Sheriff Evitts and new shops by T W Smith and C H Bullock. Also reported are multiple weddings in Marydel and Denton with details on brides gowns rings and attendants.
Death of Hubert W Anthony at age fifty two
Robert W Anthony, prominent Third district farmer, died at home Tuesday night after months of Brights disease. He was 52. Funeral Thursday at Central Methodist with Rev H S Jonson officiating. Interment at burying ground near Anthony’s mill. Survived by widow, children, and brothers Joseph P and the late Joshua M Anthony. He was a Heptasoph and respected in the community. For a cheap hat go to Miss Jennie Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola E. Morris
William F. Morris
Percy E. Birtholowe
Washington
Franklin Street
J. T. Richardson
Draper
J. P. Holsinger
Mrs. Cecil
Laura
Jesse Spicher
Denton
L. R. Brumbaugh
Floyd C. Ramedell
George Emmett Wood
Laurel
Del
Robert W. Anthony
Bright
Rev
H. S. Jonson
Burrsville
Anthony's Mill
Anthony
Miss Smith
Henry Smith
Central Methodist Episcopal Church
Joseph P. Anthony
Joshua M. Anthony
Anniversary Celebration and Local Notices in Town Hall
The article records the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George F. P. Noble with sixty eight guests including Rev. J. hk. Under and many locals. It notes an oyster supper by the Red Men on December 9 and Epworth League meetings Sundays at 7 30 with about forty members. It also mentions home purchases, telegraph training, school reopening, and visits among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George FP. Noble
J. Hk. Under
John Stevens
Thomas Cleaves
Clem Meloney
Frank Fountain
George Wilson
Jake Wroten
Leander Thomas
Air
Fred Peters
Maul Cahall
W. We. Noble
Zeb Thomas
Oscar Parker
W. St. Peters
Zeb Fountain
Alfred Cahall
Dda Fountain
W. R. Peters, Jr
H. V
Jadison Ramsdell
EH Wroten
Will Noble
Warren Hines
Edgar Breeding
Epworth League
S. H. Thomas
Emma Bullock
Elva Cleaves
Denton
Iva Smith
Bima Bullock
John Cleaves
Thomas
Philadelphia
Thanksgiving Guests Visit from Many Places in Greensboro
Greensboro residents hosted and visited relatives during Thanksgiving week. Guests included Mrs Norwood Thornton of Chesapeake City and Miss Mary Abner of New York. Several locals traveled to see family in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Thornton
Chesapeake City
Thomas Attix
Kenton
Bertha Jackson
Ridgely
Elva Short
Oakland
Mary Abner
New York
B. F. Jackson
James Hobbs
Frank Hobbs
Near Hobbs
William Andrew
Queen Anne
Otto D. Zacharias
E. L. Hoffecker
Fairmount
Bertha S. Shull
Preston
R. R. Shull
William Greenlee
Edith
Philadelphia
Herman Smith
Port Deposit
Fred Smith
Pennsylvania
Alex. Gadd
Cordova
R. Su. Hicks
Harry Stevenson
Wilmington
Jacob R. Hughes
Pittsburg
L. P. Mushkin
Trappe
Helen Bages
Denton
Bettie Massey
Baltimore
Preston Residents Note Visits and Local Updates
Preston Academy principal W N Wills will attend the High School Teachers Association meeting at the Maryland State Normal School next Friday. Visits to Baltimore include Alex Noble Cortel you Mrs J T Dennis and Charles M Johnson among others. Jonathan Benj F Johnson of Johnson Bros travels to Delaware. James N Todd fixes his Railroad avenue house. more houses needed in Preston. several tenants cannot find homes for 1906. Wyatt of Dover spent two weeks in Preston. Maud Noble extending city visit. Stores closed on Thanksgiving. game activity scarce. John K Whaley spent the week in Whitleyville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Me. W. N. Wills
Preston Academy
High School Teachers Association
Maryland State Normal School
Johnson Bros
Delaware
James N. Todd
Railroad Avenue
Preston
Wyatt
Dover
John K. Whaley
Whitleyville
Denton Painters Busy As Bats Fail At Miss Jennie Stafford
Denton houses report many painters still active despite a drop in bat activity and a reduction at Miss Jennie Stafford's. The note notes painters remain busy while bat numbers decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Nehemiah Rebuilds Jerusalem Walls in 52 Days
The story depicts Nehemiah seeking and receiving the king's permission to return to Jerusalem, inspecting the ruins at night, and organizing the rebuilding amid opposition. He unites the people, divides labor, and completes the walls in 52 days, showing that faith coupled with effort achieves triumph against enemies and slander. The lesson emphasizes prayer and work, vigilance, and reliance on God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artaverges
Nehemiah
Jerusalem
Israel
Tobiah
Ribeute
Tred Doughis
God
Christ
Matt. Xavi
Chamberhain’s Cough Remedy Ends Cold Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Chamberhain’s Cough Remedy as highly effective for colds. It claims pleasant taste and dependable relief available at Douglas Drug Store in Daifey Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Drug Store
Daifey
Hillsboro
Retiring Officials Honored and Local Notables Update
Three public officials retire after long service including Commissioner James B. Wright who earned broad support for faithful taxpayer duties. Fellow officials Wim T. Hignutt and C. C. Deen are likewise praised for steady work. Other notes report George N. Wallace resigning as cashier of Peoples National Bank effective December 1 to aid his ill father-in-law, and a series of social visits and travel plans among local residents and out-of-town guests after Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonathan Evitts
James C. Norris
Easton
Avon
Town Hall
Beniah Kinnamon
Denton Market
Liz B. Towers
Gilbert Hagadove
Second
Franklin
Hitchins
F. P. Covey
E. C. Williams
Journal
T. O. Everagain
Concord
Board of County Commissioners
F. P. Medford
Col
J. Percy McKnatt
Trappe District
Wallace
J. E. Douglass
Carter Building
Peninsula
Douglass
Journal Today
Law
William J. Wright
T. Frank Seward
Schmucker
John Howard
Wilmington
James B. Wright
Wright
Air
Wim. T. Hignutt
C. C. Deen
George N. Wallace
Peoples National Bank
Esx
Robert M. Messick
Caroline
C. H. Stewart
Baltimore
Laura Wix
Harrington
S. H. Melson
Delaware
M. M. Todd
Seaford
L. R. Hooper
Maryland State Horticultural Society to Meet in Baltimore
The Sth annual meeting will be held at McCoy Hall, Baltimore, on December 6 and 7. Vice-president for Caroline county is J S Lapham of Goldsboro. Addresses will be given by Ira L Romsen, J H Hale, Persis K Miller, and W N Hutt, highlighting horticultural study and future trade needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Horticultural Society
McCoy Hall
Baltimore
J.S. Lapham
Goldsboro
Caroline County
Ira L. Romsen
Joins Hopkins University
J. H. Hale
Persis K. Miller
Maryland Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Orphans Court Approves Bonds and Estates in Caroline County
Tuesday session saw T. Frank Seward elected and commissioned as Caroline County sheriff with his official bond approved. Administratrix C. Elizabeth Todd presented sale accounts for William T. Todd. W. Henry Jopp and Sallie M. Dean submitted receipts from Jopp heirs. an order to sell personal property for Fr Genee Madara was granted. Emma D. Scott presented Noah A. Scott will and letters testamentary issued. bond filed and notice to creditors ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
T. Frank Seward
Caroline County
Circuit Court
C. Elizabeth Todd
William T. Todd
W. Henry Jopp
Sallie M. Dean
Margaret Jopp
George L
Samuel T. Jopp
J. C. Madara
Fr. Genee Madara
Emma D. Scott
Noah A. Scott
Local Officials Meet in Centreville with New County Board
The newly elected independent County Commissioners held a joint session with the old board in Centreville. They appoint H. B. W. Mitchell as clerk to the new board. Samuel Seney is expected to retain Lemuel Dunbracco as Chief Deputy, with Elmer Seney and Trenchard Faithful as deputies under Dunbracco. Alfred C. Merchant, elected sheriff, to assume duties December 1. Clem Porter reported as a deputy in the Second district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centreville
H. B. W. Mitchell
Cone
Samuel Seney
Lemuel Dunbracco
John EB. George
Elmer Seney
Trenchard
Dunbracco
Seney
Alfred C. Merchant
Clem Porter
Rev Ralph Coursey Attacks Bribery In Revival Sermon
Reverend Ralph T. Coursey of Milton denounces election bribery during revival services. He warned vote buyers and sellers that if any die while he is on circuit he will not guide them to heaven and may change the hymn to There'll be a Hot Time in the Old Town Tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph T. Coursey
Milton
Delaware
Coursey
Jesus
Mr. Coursey
Four Die From Inhaling Gas In Baltimore Hotel
The Baltimore American reported four men dead and two dying from inhaling illuminating gas. One, who gave the name R. C. Williams of Denton Maryland at Chambers Hotel on Hanover Street, appeared despondent after claiming a lost vessel. He was found unconscious and taken to Maryland University Hospital. Williams is not known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Chambers
Hanover Street
R. C. Williams
Denton
Williams
Maryland University Hospital
IR. C. Williams
Latest Patterns in Wallpaper and Window Shades
Advertisement notes wallpaper patterns and window shades offered by Thomas and Messer at 1010 West Baltimore Street in Baltimore. Prices listed include 8 cents per piece for wallpaper patterns and 20 cents each for window shades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cult
Thomas & Messer
Baltimore St
Baltimore
Feeding Quails and Other Birds Notice
Following six years of practice, all persons and officials who will feed game birds during winter must apply for blank requisitions at the Game Warden offices in Cumberland or Baltimore 211 St Paul street. State Game Warden MO W Avirett issues the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Baltimore
St. Paul Street
MO. W. Avirett
One Dozen Good Reasons Against Cigarette Smoking
A list argues that cigarette use harms boys by hindering growth and health, fostering addiction, hurting job prospects, and reducing school performance. It cites toxins and moral concerns, linking smoking to spiritual injury and higher costs.
Man burns boat awning. Wheatley severely burned
A man lit a pipe and threw a match into onkum on a gasoline launch owned by Mr. Leo Wheatley, burning the boat awning. Wheatley suffered severe facial and hand burns trying to extinguish the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Wheatley
Wheatley
Caroline County
Houston
Dorchester
Allen’s Corner
Joseph Davis
Seth
Talbot
M. P
Baldwin
Cheswold
Del
John Foster
Academy Avenue
Frank R. White
Shelburne Falls
Mass
Harry Wales
Harvey Burton
Dudesluys
Baltimore
Harry Smith
John Wright
R. F. Noble & Son
Thanksgiving Visits Mentioned Across Talbot County Homes
Marydel notes visitors from Chestertown W C A and Hurlock while relatives gather for Thanksgiving. Local trips include Miss Mabel Bowen to Ridgely and Bowers Beach and Miss Cora Pippin with holiday plans. Updates report improving health Mrs India Williamson and moved residences for Mr Andrew family relocation to Williston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Collins
Henry Steele
Philadelphia
Katherine Alton
Baltimore
T. E. Heather
Mabel Bowen
Ridgely
S. H. Pippin
Hillsboro
Cora M. Pippin
Bowers’ Beach
Williston Church
India Williamson
W. Willoughby
W. C. Todd
A. Meredith
Mary Corkran
East New Market
Helen Higputt
O. M. Hignoutt
Andrew and Son
Talbot
Williston
Governor Warfield Letters on Election Loss and Local Court Case
Governor Warfield expresses regret to Hon E E Goslin over his election defeat and notes his prior service while inviting future visits to Annapolis or Baltimore. Separately a Talbot court ends a lawsuit over ownership of $2 land with total costs over $000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warfield
E. E. Goslin
General Assembly
Annapolis
Baltimore
Talbot Court
Statewide reform urged to protect Maryland game birds
Farmers voice discontent as Maryland hunters warn of dwindling game. The Maryland State Game and Fish Protective Association urges uniform state laws to replace local restrictions and avert further loss of bird populations. Field trials in Talbot County show sharply reduced counts amid severe weather and habitat issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Maryland State Game and Fish Protective Associaion
Protective Association
General Assembly
Talbot County
Baltimore City
Batthmore Markets Quotations
Market notes from RJ Bowen Co list grains and livestock with prices. Wheat No 2 red 0.79 steamer 0.73. corn No 2 white 0.49 to 0.46. peas 1.60. poultry chickens 0.10–0.12 turkeys 0.10 ducks 0.11–0.13 geese 0.12. eggs 0.29. walnuts 1.25–1.50 per cwt. potatoes white 0.70 per bushel. sweet potatoes 1.50–1.75 per barrel. Apples Maryland Virginia 2.50, New York State 3.50. veal calves 0.14, lambs 0.60, sheep 0.30. hides beef 0.15, salt hides 0.12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RJ. Bowen & Co
South Charles St
Maryland
Virginia
New York State
Greco
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed for Croup
When a child shows croup symptoms there is no time for experiments. Chamberlains Cough Remedy has long been trusted and proven reliable. Douglas Drug Store, A. L. Duffey, Hillsboro recommends it for a quick cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Douglas Drug Store
A. L. Duffey
Hillsboro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Public Business
Cale Dar
Levy Court
Caro
Hue
Marydel M. E. Church
Uwemnetta Hall
George Herbert Ward
Messrs
J. Seward Dailey
Charles Lees
Leon Clark
Charles Spykike
Estella McGaughen
Elizabeth Moore
Elsie L. George
John E. George
Foster Sadler
Sadlersville
W.O. Bennett
May Roe
Larus Herr
Westminster
Anna Clenments
Crumpton
Pauline Gray
Bridgeville
Bessie Mason
Parksley
Madeline George
Luther Gadd
Lester Goodhand
Harry Booker
Charles Sadler
Smyrna
S. S. Pennewill
Stuart M. Walraven
Wm. Walraven
Lorleside
Elizabeth B. Palmatory
B. F. Palmatory
Roe
St. Paul’s M. E. Church South
Ingleside
L. Hammond
Ann Dare Wilson
Archhbald Parran
Thos. Parran
Court of Appeals
Middleham Protestant Episcopal Chapel
Solomons
Edith Noble High
Wim
Edward Hurlock
Hurlock
Renath
Hubert W. Anthony
Jennie Stafford
Phe Kiman
Greensboro
Caraline County
Maryland Bureau of Statistics
Bay Front
Edytely
Federalsburg
Tillsboro
Choptrok
Chamberhain’s
Eyee Messra
Wright, PH Goutet
Deen
Carshler Wallace Designs
Hortle
Orphens
Anne
Vr. Williams
State Game Warden
Federalsaburg
Marydel
Floyd Hummer
Chestertown
J. Seward Daily
W.C. A
James Gore
Dr. Nicols
Garde
Batthmore Markets
Redden’s Drug Store
H. Dean
Queen Anne, MD
AIL Stenim and
Hot Water Heatury, Pte
Search the Denton Journal Today with a Free Trial
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Denton Journal?
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
Browse Newspapers
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
By Location
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
By Date
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
By Publication
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.