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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1933

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Population estimates for Maryland by county and town

The Maryland Bureau of Vital Statistics reports 1932 and 1933 population estimates using 1920 and 1930 census data. It lists totals for the state, Baltimore City, counties, and towns with 1,000 or more residents, plus a note on towns incorporated since 1920 with no estimate.

Maryland Bureau of Vital Statistics State Department of Health U. S Baltimore City Allegany Anne Arundel Baltimore Calvert Caroline Carrol Cecil Charles Dorchester Frederick Garrett Talbot Washington Wicomico Worcester Annapolis Cumberland Hagerstown Salisbury Town Aberdeen Bel Air Berlin Brentswood Brunswick Cambridge Capitol Heights Centreville Chesapeake City Chestertown Colmar Manor Crisfield Delmar Een Peu Bee Aston Elkton Ellicott City Emmitsburg Fairmont Heights Federalsburg Frostburg Gaithersburg Havre de Grace Hyattsville Indian Head iLavel Lonaconing Luke Mt. Rainier North East Oakland Pocomoke City Riverdale Rockville St. Michaels Snow Hill Takoma Park Tadt Thurmont Westernport Westminster Williamport

Caroline County Forest Fires Show Decline in Acreage

Caroline County saw 19 fires in 1932 with total burned area 222 acres, down from 314. Damages fell from 1258 to 751 dollars, while average fire size dropped to 12 acres, four under the nine Eastern Shore counties’ average. Causes included brush burning and smoking, with costs of firefighting at 254.40 dollars. Officials praised county commissioners and wardens, urged public fire prevention, and pledged stronger lines and patrols to protect timber.

Caroline County Kenneth J. Seigworth Salisbury Forestry Department Eastern Shore Leigworth

Caroline Turkey Growers Shine at Chestertown Show

The Maryland Turkey Show in Chestertown on January 25 featured Caroline county exhibitors James Moore of Greensboro and F D Zeigler of Denton. Moore won first with a Naragansett Young Tom while Zeigler earned second in Yearling Tom and second in Adult Hen with three White Holland turkeys. The event, part of the National White Holland Association East Show, was the Maryland Turkey Growers Association's second annual and the largest in the East, with strong competition and notable improvements over last year.

Maryland Chestertown Caroline County James Moore Greensboro F. D. Zeigler Denton Moore Zeigler Turkey Growers Association United States

Card of Thanks for Frances Wells Illness

Thanks to friends and relatives for the kindness shown during my mother Frances Wells illness. Your words visits and prayers brought comfort and strength to our family during this difficult time.

Frances Wells

Caroline County Dairy Improvement Meet Highlights Profit Tips

The first annual meeting of the Caroline County Dairy Improvement Association was held in Denton. J A Conover of the Maryland Extension Service spoke on herd management and heredoscope use, W H Evans reviewed records, and members discussed breeding’s impact on profit. The average county cow yields about 3500 pounds of milk and 135 pounds of fat, with potential gains by culling unprofitable cows. Members named include Richard Blackburn, B H Holsinger, Noble Bros, and W Clarence Jones. expected membership growth next year.

Caroline County Dairy Improvement Association Denton J. A. Conover University of Maryland Extension Service W. H. Evans Conover Mr. Evans Evans Caroline County Association Richard Blackburn B. H. Holsinger Ridgely Noble Bros Federalsburg W. Clarence Jones Henderson

Split Gas Tax Bill Introduced In Legislature

The House of Delegates discussed a bill by H. Street Baldwin to reallocate gasoline tax revenues. It would grant Baltimore city 30 percent of revenues and adjust shares for counties and the State Roads Commission, with estimates of tax yields for 1934 and 1935. A separate plan aims to cut state school appropriations to close a white normal school, sending students to Towson, and another proposal seeks a constitutional amendment to allow an income tax if needed.

House of Delegates H. Street Baldwin Baltimore County General Assembly Baldwin County Commissioners’ Association Baltimore City State Roads Commission Shore Caroline Cecil Dorchester Kent Queen Anne’s Somerset Talbot Wicomico Worcester Milton L. Veasey Dem State Board of Education Veasey Frostbury Salisbury Towson Maryland

State Music Contest Dates Across Maryland and Washington

Mrs Criblett announces the Annual State Convention will be in Easton on April 21 and 22 while the National Federation prize contest occurs at Peabody Baltimore on April 1 and the District contest in Washington on May 6. Entries cover piano violin cello organ and vocal groups with varied recital and concerto requirements. Winners advance to Minneapolis for the National Contest on May 21 and seven $1000 or equivalent prizes are offered across categories.

Criblett Maryland State Federation of Music Clubs Easton National Federation of Music Clubs Peabody Conservatory Baltimore Washington Richard Harwood Roland Ave New York National Orchestra Association Minneapolis

Webster Todd hosts out-of-town supper guests

Mr and Mrs Webster Todd entertained Sunday evening with guests from Wilmington including Mrs Jessie Williams, Mrs William Wright and sons Junior and Louis, of Wilmington, Mr Claude Campbell of Indiana, and Mr and Mrs Norman Wright with children Audrey Lee and Grayson.

Webster Todd Jessie Williams William Wright and Sons Junior and Louis Wilmington Claude Campbell Indiana Norman Wright Audrey Lee and Grayson

Goldsborough Opposes Branch Banking Plan

Goldsborough fights branch banking in Glass Banking Reform Bill push. He aims to strike out branch provisions and attach an inflation amendment modeled on his 1931 proposal to stabilize prices via Treasury currency backed by bonds. House leaders caution the measure needs thorough committee review before passage.

Steagall House Banking Committee Garner Banking Committee House Goldsborough Dem Secretary of the Treasury Senate Baltimore Philadelphia New York

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