A Merry Christmas Do All Our Friends and Patrons
A holiday note from the paper extends goodwill to friends and patrons with warm wishes for Christmas season cheer and a peaceful new year.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1924
Page
4
A holiday note from the paper extends goodwill to friends and patrons with warm wishes for Christmas season cheer and a peaceful new year.
A compilation of remarks on Woodrow Wilson and the League of Nations contrasts with editorials on Christmas tree Conservation and a court ruling on income tax secrecy. A dramatic revival movement, led by Evangelist George W. Cooke, spreads across the Delmarva peninsula. It transforms towns from Pocomoke City to Seaford, drawing crowds, converting hundreds, and reshaping social life.
Dr. John S. Fulton notes the common drinking cup as a key infection source in homes, schools, offices, and public places. Maryland law prohibits shared cups in public spaces and on trains and boats. definition covers any vessel used for drinks unless cleansed and rinsed, aiming to prevent germ exchange and disease spread.
The text urges careful care in homes to shield children from danger linked to common drinking cups. It notes adults understand the risk and must safeguard themselves and especially the little ones who cannot protect themselves.
Governor Ritchie and Swepson announced plans to plant 1,000,000 bushels of oyster shells in the Chesapeake Bay over the next two years to conserve the bay’s seafood. The move follows months of talks with Earle, Virginia officials, packers, dredgers, and fisheries experts, who warned that rising demand and dwindling supply could end the industry within a year or two. Citizens at Crisfield and Cambridge pledged full aid.
A Greensboro Baptist Church pastor sends heartfelt thanks to friends in Caroline county and the Marchelina Peninsula. He prays for their blessings and divine joy on the occasion of Christmas and the celebration of the King of Kings, Jesus.
State paid 10040.50 this year for 20081 hawks killed at 50 cents each. State Game Warden FE LeCompte notes the amount more than doubles last year and many hunters failed to claim the bounty, leaving countywise totals unclear.
Special values in pisos always on hand at M. RK Newnaim's terms may be arranged. Within three years any piano purchased from us may be exchanged at full purchased price toward the purchase of any piano you may select. We know of no fairer plan.
Full and complete stock of Victrolas and records on hand at Mook Newnan's Newnan's. Practically any record in the catalogue. Every size Victrola here for your selection but early choice advised. Terms maybe arranged. Also selling farm items and home furnishings with various room goods and prices.
A short brewery style note praises Kado variety known as Wave Tav 165, calling it ubiquitous and well regarded by MO Newnam and others. The remark emphasizes its wide presence and favorable reception in casual drinking culture.
In the First Election District Pam buys furs as usual each Saturday afternoon at Goldsboro Raccoon opossum weasel and shank now muskrats after January Tat Pall Baltimore values J Spencer Lapham Goldsboro Ma Phone Greensboro b2 P 12.
Having sold my farm and planning to move from the state, I will sell my entire personal property on the farm near Sheppard's Church four miles from Greensboro and 422 miles from Denton on Monday December 29 1924 at 10 o'clock a m rain or shine. The sale features 600 yearling W L Fowl Australian American strain 400 pullets Kerlin egg strain 35 pedigreed pullets 30 cockerels and various farming implements and building supplies. The stock is represented as top quality Leghorn and other poultry with equipment including plows cultivators harness and much lumber and tools. The Community Club will have plenty to eat. The sale starts promptly.
The notice states cash sums up to 310 are offered with a 6 month credit on higher amounts. Approved notes are to be issued and payable at the bank.
Having sold my farm I will sell at public sale all stock and farming implements on the Peter Hagadone farm on the road from Hillsboro to Ridgely. Sale begins 10 a m Saturday December 27 1921 rain or shine with horses cows hogs machinery tools and many assorted items.
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