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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1923
Page
4
Cordell Hull accuses President Coolidge of delivering a self serving message aimed at a 1924 presidential bid. He says the address favors special interests, advances tax cuts while endorsing a tariff act that shifts billions to profiteers, and neglects broad economic and social reforms needed after the war.
The piece critiques seasonal doomsayers and mocks forecasts of a harsh winter. It cites tax relief for small earners, potential Form 1040 simplifications, and calls for wiser lawmaking. It notes wheat price issues, Normancy policy hints, Monroe Doctrine reflections, and the death of Judge N Charles Burke in Towson.
Centreville Observer notes Queen Anne's county would likely reject a Maryland income tax on individuals firms and corporations. While government expenses are higher than a decade ago many prefer cutting taxes to new levies. The piece argues state income tax would be equally unpopular and unlikely to be adopted.
The Peoples Bank stockholders will meet at the banking house in Denton on Tuesday January 8 1924 between 1 and 3 p m to elect directors for the ensuing year. T F Johnson cashier.
One double bed and springs, 1 three quarter iron spring, 1 hardwood desk, 2 by 2 feet, 1 willow baby carriage, 1 home-made ice box with 200 lb ice capacity, 200 gallons of apple vinegar. Goods marked low. Call and see them. Main street and Rail road crossing. A. F. Williams. December 16, 1921. Denton, Md.
A black leather traveling bag containing a suit of clothes and wearing apparel was found between Denton and Ridgely and a liberal reward is promised for return to Paul C Sewell of Ridgely Maryland.
Percy Hynson is listed among auctioneers with James Temple as the auctioneer and J. A. Beck as Clerk. Somers Buaker is noted as Receiving Clerk in the sale record.
After renting the farm the owner will sell on site including mules Kate and Jim aged 9 and 11, Major the gray horse 16, mares Dolly and others, 6 cows milking now, 30 to 40 White Leghorn chicks, wagons, plows, cultivators, drag, mower, harnesses, tools, fodder and more. Terms: cash for $10 and under, credit 12 months for higher sums with approved bank notes. Removal only after terms met.
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