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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1917
Page
2
Editorial notes warn of Maryland fish hatchery closures and rising costs as Germany warns of war. The piece explains the Federal Farm Loan Board and twelve banks, detailing their structure, capital, bond funding, and how farmers borrow from banks with government supervision and non profit aims, plus a tease for next week's installment.
The Federal Farm Loan Act of 1916 creates a cooperative banking system to lend to farmers for land purchase development and debt refinancing. It pools farm mortgages, issues collateral trust securities, and sells them publicly to finance agricultural loans while addressing high interest rates and the limitations of private lenders.
Frank B. White of the Agricultural Publishers' Association argues that consistent and well supported advertising yields growth. He compares business to soil, warning that neglect leads to wear and decline while active promotion sustains vitality and harvest.
The Baltimore American notes the Maryland farmers convention shows tomato growing has become a standardized farm business. The tomato crop supports a statewide canning industry, with thousands of tons annually canned and shipped far abroad, making tomatoes a vital county and state enterprise.
Cash on day of sale with title papers at purchaser expense. Assignee Harvey L. Cooper and James Temple oversee. Auctioneer conducts the sale under assignment terms.
Denton readers hear repeated endorsements of Doan's Kidney Pills with claims of kidney health restoration and backache relief. C K Evans of Sixth St cites long term improvement since 1912, reaffirming in 1916 that the cure remains lasting and highly recommended. Price 50c at dealers.
The subscriber in Caroline county Maryland has letters testamentary from the Orphans Court on the personal estate of August Schulke deceased. All claimants must exhibit their claims with vouchers to the subscriber by August 18 1917 or be barred from benefits. Given January 23 1917 by Theodore Schulke executor.
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