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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1908
Page
2
Farmers Institutes in Maryland Push Rural Progress
Editorial notes multiple Maryland topics including farmers institutes at Preston and Ridgely, Governor Crothers road bonds plan, state road map by Geological Survey, and bipartisan talks on reform. Also mentions Democratic candidates, suffrage amendments, and bills on bird shooting penalties, pensions for a Talbot examiner, and a new ballot pamphlet in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crothers
State Geological Survey
General Assembly
Farmers Institute Highlights and Hog by-product Talk
A Farmers Institute met at Preston led by Institute Director W L Ainess with talks on soil fertility seed quality strawberry culture and poultry. An upcoming Ridgely institute on February 14 15 features A J Lovejoy D Ward King F H Rankin Edward Van Alstyne and John Jeannin with emphasis on good roads farming youth hymns and tomato production. King’s talk on “Good Roads Right Now” and practical slab-drag road work draws praise from Missouri expert George B Ellis and local farmers planning to drag roads after rains to improve drainage and durability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Rankin
Edward van Alstyne
John Jeannin
van Alstyne
Jeannin
Caroline
Mr. King
George B. Ellis
State Board of Agriculture of Missouri
King
Death of Hon Spry Bradley in Hurlock Dorchester
Hon William Spry Bradley father of County Treasurer Vernon S Bradley of Dorchester died at his son C Bradley's home in Hurlock at 8 o'clock Thursday night after a brief grip illness. He was 71, born in Caroline county, long active in Preston drug business, later prominent in Dorchester affairs and served in Maryland House of Delegates in 1896. He leaves a wife Emily Hopkins and children in Hurlock Baltimore La Porte Washington Cambridge Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spry Bradley
William Spry Bradley
Vernon S. Bradley
Dorchester
C. Bradley
Bradley
Caroline County
Preston
Maryland House of Delegates
Hurlock
Emily Hopkins
Caroline
Messrs. W. C
Edgar Bradley
C. R. Wright
Alberts. Bradley
la Porte
Ind
Nettie LeCompte
Baltimore
Merton W. Bradley
Washington, D. C
Cambridge
E. F. Birmingham
Providence
Rhode Island
Night in the Snow Tests Talbot Professor
Professor Alexander Chaplain, longtime Talbot county school examiner, spent Thursday night on a public road during a heavy snowstorm. Lost his way after St Michaels, halted by drifting snow and a fallen tree, unhitched his horse, and slept in the carriage. He awoke next morning near a farm, marooned by snow for several days with a friendly farmer guiding him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Chaplain
Chaplain
Talbot County
Easton
St. Michaels
St Michaels
Professor Chaplain
Holiness Association Group Settles on Peninsula
The Dover News reports a party of Holiness Association members from Canadian provinces arrived last Saturday. Negotiations with leader Joseph C. Neville and George W. Tebo of Dover led to eleven adults and three children moving in, buying a farm and renting three residences by eleven o'clock that Saturday. The group is described as hardworking mission focused on study, work, and teaching while pursuing agriculture and wealth generation in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holiness Association
Dover
Joseph C. Neville
George W. Tebo
Nicodemus and the new birth in John three
The lesson explains Nicodemus as a night seeking Pharisee who learns the necessity of the spiritual new birth through Christ. It contrasts natural birth with the rebirth wrought by the Holy Spirit, using Jesus wind analogy, the brazen serpent, and the universal offer of eternal life to all who believe, urging living in truth and light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicodemus
Jesus
Moses
God
Christ
Kingdom of Heaven
Jesus Christ
Martin Hewitt Investigator Serial to Debut in Journal
Readers praised Martin Hewitt Investigator as better than Sherlock Holmes. The New York Tribune lauded his keen deductions and clear methods, promising a January publication in the Journal with stories that invite readers to follow the logic and see what Hewitt reveals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherlock Holmes
Sherlock
Martin Hewitt
New York Tribune
Withal
President Sheridan Recaps Maryland Church Visit in Denton
Rev J M Sheridan President of the Maryland Annual Conference writes about a visit to Denton praising Pastor F T Henson. He notes a Sunday School of 175 with Home Department and active societies. A large men’s Bible class was formed. The church, organized ten years ago, has property valued at 8500 with no debt and growing membership of 130.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Denton
J. M. Sheridan
Maryland
M. P. Church
F. T. Henson
Christian Endeavor
Benson
Wanted A Man To Plow In Worten Kent News Ad
A Kent News advertisement from a Worten farmer seeks a man to plow. The offer includes a riding plow with canopy, meals in bed, access to water, team and buggy for evenings and Sundays, and even a possible automobile. If unsatisfied, promises in will, pin money, village-store access, part of the farm, or a daughter's hand in marriage. The copy ends with a note the offer should tempt even a hobo hustla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent News
Worten
Harneas
Chestertown
Alsc
Buge
Notice to Growers for 1903 Corn Peas and Tomatoes
Notice to growers states contract terms for the 1903 season for Sugar Corn at 9.00 per ton, seed corn 4.00 per bushel, green peas 2.25 cents per pound when threshed, seed peas 2.00 per bushel, and tomatoes 9.00 per ton. Growers must haul tomatoes on wagons with springs to prevent bruising, and may haul away pea vines corn husks and tomato skins. G. T. REDDEN & CO., 218 Denton Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Redden & CO
Denton, Md
For Sale Four Horse Power Engine From Ridgely Factory
Advertisement offers a four horse power gasoline engine for sale with cash or on-time terms. The seller is Leroy C Longfellow of Denton Maryland. Contact details appear as L4-41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgely
Leroy C
Longfellow
Denton, Md
Smiths sue Iryving and others in Caroline County Circuit Court
In equity, William J. Smith, Fred J. Smith and Ina Smith sue Irving S. Smith, Annie M. Smith, Rebecca Smith, adults, and Mary C. Smith, infant, as respondents in a Caroline County circuit court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Smith
Fred J. Smith
Ina Smith
Iryving S. Smith
Annie M. Smith
Rebeca Sith
Mary
C. Smith
Appointment of trustee to sell real estate in Caroline County
Order of Publication for a suit to appoint a trustee to sell land in Caroline County Maryland and distribute proceeds. The will directs legacies be paid from sale profits, but no power of sale exists in the will. Heirs include Rebecca Smith and children Fred J. Smith Annie M. Smith Mary C. Smith. Notice ordered by 1908 Circuit Court with newspaper publication for four weeks warning absent defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Marylaand
Samuel S. Smith
Caroline
Ella E. Letty
Job B. Letty
Brookville
County of
Jefferson
Pennsylvania
Orphans Court
Williams J. Smith
Fred J. Smith
William J. Smith
Irving S. Smith
Greensboro
Carolin County
Rebeca Smith
Punxautawney
Jefferson County
Circuit Court For
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
John W. Bullock
William R. Breeding
C.t.a
William H. Brimmel
Robert Jarrell
Harriet E. F. Washington
S. Camac Street
Philadelphia
Denton
William R. Washington
Court of Common Pleas
Samuel J. Taylor
Libellant
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Howard Melvin
Ben
H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Maryland Agricultural College
Department of Agriculture
Maryland Institutes
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Maryland Ser. 2
Bryan
Goldsborough
Tam
Gray
Delawware
Jolynton
Minneola
Chkarise
Harry Hayward
Delaware College Experiment Station
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Washington
Mr. Bryan
Seth
Talbot
Ienry Fenge
Farmers’ Institute
International Sunday School
Leeson Tomorrow
Bible Analyste
H. Clinton Wright
Winfield R. Wright
H.C. & W. R. Wright
Price
Elmer W. Deen
Thomas L. Day
East Denton
Main and
Eighth
Journal Office
Chipman
America
S.C
Gary Lincoln
Del
Winte Sclence
State Horticultural Department
Callgge Park
College Park
Parker
Timothy Hay
Xed
Georgia
J. Borciano & Sox
H.N. Starns
Greater Baltimore
Sparks Harliana
B. C
Juralius Bolgiano
J. Bolgiano
Pratt & Light Sis
Glendale Poultry Yards
F.C. Ramsdell
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