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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1948

Page

3

First cows reach America and dairy begin

The passage notes that Columbus brought cattle to the West Indies in 1495 and the first U S cows appeared at Jamestown in 1611 with Plymouth 1624 marking dairy beginnings. It mentions milk shortages harming children and later westward migration with cows accompanying covered wagons.

America Christopher Columbus West Indies U. S Jamestown Colony Plymouth Colony

Muldoon’s Civil War Shower Bucket Legend

According to the Plumbing and Heating Industries bureau, one early U S shower user was Union commander Muldoon. He allegedly spurred enlistments by letting troops bathe after marches, using a bucket with a perforated bottom hung from a tree. A soldier poured water while others stood beneath for baths.

Plumbing and Heating Industries Bureau Muldoon

Locomotive Coal Use Per Mile In Freight Service

A freight locomotive consumes about one ton of coal for every nine miles traveled in road freight service. The exact distance varies with locomotive type weather train load and other factors.

Recreation Spending Through the Early 20th Century

Government spending on recreation was negligible at the century's start, totaling about 58 million dollars just before World War I. By 1941, expenditures for recreational facilities rose to over 203 million dollars, per a Twentieth Century Fund report.

Twentieth Century Fund

Replacing Liquid Loss During Processing

Processing notes warn against replacing liquid loss as it could introduce bacteria and require reprocessing. Liquid loss does not spoil food but may darken the portion above it.

Washing machines need gradual hot water warming

To avoid cracking the porcelain in a cold washing machine, heat it slowly. Start with lukewarm water and gradually add hotter water.

Largest Aquamarine Found in Minas Gerais Seized

An aquamarine weighing 50 pounds was found in Minas Gerais Brazil. The finder has been offered $60,000 for the gem, described as one of the largest aquamarines ever discovered.

Minas Gerais

Public and Private Bills in Congress Defined

A public bill concerns classes and general policy, unlike a private bill for individuals. Distinguishing public from private bills is not always obvious.

Congress

Where Produce Goes From Farm to Table Waste Loss

An average truckload of fresh fruit and vegetables leaves the farm with only about 80 to 85 percent reaching consumers’ kitchens, while the remainder spoils. The estimate highlights losses in transport and storage in the supply chain.

Torpedo inventor John L Lay and the Albemarle torpedo

John L Lay designed the 1864 torpedo that destroyed the Confederate ram Albemarle and later in 1867 invented the Lay submarine torpedo for the U S government, advancing naval weaponry.

John L. Lay Albemarle U. S

Luminous Bobber Hack For Night Fishing

A tip for anglers who still fish at night. Paint the top half of the bobber with luminous paint so a bite is visible the instant it occurs.

Nation's 1946 fruit bill tops six billion dollars

United States consumers spent over six billion dollars on fruit and vegetables in 1946. About two thirds of that total was for fresh produce, reflecting high demand and rising food costs across households and markets nationwide.

United States

Louisiana state symbols and motto noted

The text identifies Louisiana official symbols including the eastern brown pelican as the unofficial bird, the magnolia as the state flower, and the motto Union Justice and Confidence. It presents these items as factual associations for the state.

Louisiana

Flies for Bass Trout Flies Emphasize Larger Sizes

Larger bass trout flies prove effective lures in clear shallow river water, guiding anglers toward better catches.

Parking Space Rule for Retail Stores Outlined

A recent survey outlines a requirement of one parking space for every 400 feet of sales space in retail stores, informing zoning and planning standards for commercial districts.

Strictly Vegetarians Beavers Do Not Eat Fish

Beavers are described as strictly vegetarian creatures spending most of their lives in water. The text emphasizes their plant based diet and nature.

Britain to Receive Fifty Million Bushels Wheat From Australia

Australia commits to furnish Britain with fifty million bush els of wheat this year as trade support and food aid. The arrangement underscores wartime supply ties and the role of grain shipments in sustaining British needs.

Britain Australia

America Counts Cancer Toll in Three Minute Increments

A stark note from the period asserts that every three minutes an American dies of cancer. The First Ward Catalog traces the origins of Montgomery Ward catalog to its single sheet beginnings.

America First Ward Montgomery Ward

Twentieth Century Club Meeting Highlights and Local Notices

The Preston News Letter reports the Twentieth Century Club met January 28 at Mrs. Albert Kruger home with 16 members. They planned for the year, read minutes, voted $10 to the Infantile Paralysis fund, and adjourned to February at Mrs. Harry Rieck’s. Members attended the Caroline County Farm and Home Institute and other social events. Boy Scout Week set for February 6-12 with activities at Bethesda Methodist Church. Several local residents moved, hosted, or visited family. Firemen held their annual banquet. Subscribe to The Denton Journal for county news.

Twentieth Century Club Albert Kruger Rebecca Voshell Harry Rieck Caroline County Farm and Home Institute Denton William Kleinwachter Albert Krueger Theodore Schmick Margaret MecPheeters University of Maryland H. M. M Harris Edward Glass Lonnie King Brooklyn N. Y Howard Harris Smith Parkersburg W. Va I. J. Harris Bethesda Methodist Church G. C. Carmine Bethel Del A. A. Beevers Carmine Maple Avenue

Public Sale of Registered Holstein Cattle at Kemp Farm

Albert Kemp of Wyoming Delaware invites buyers to a 1:00 PM public sale on Route No 13 114 miles south of Camden Kent County. The catalog lists 6 registered heifers 1 bull calf a Jersey cow and calf and several mature cows with Vaccinated status and pedigrees including Hengerveld Rag Apple Teake Rag Apple Echo Mare and Blue Rock Fearless Arnold. Also offered are McCormick Deering milkers a Wilson milk box five milk cans and related farming equipment.

Camden Kent County Delaware

Willston land sale to pay Elizabeth Wright debts equity case

In Equity No. 4172 Chy in the Circuit Court for Caroline County Maryland K Thomas Everngam solicitor for The Caroline County Welfare Board and J Virgil Moore vs Sadie W Wroten et al for sale of Elizabeth E Wright late of Caroline County deceased to pay creditors including welfare board 1188.80 and funeral bill 241.50 with heirs listed and no administration taken. notice ordered to non resident defendants to appear by March 8 1948.

Elizabeth E. Wright Lizzie E. Wright Caroline County Williston Maryland Willard C. Todd Herbert T. Shivery Otis M. Hignutt Effie L. Hignutt T.C.H T.C. H Lizzie FE. Wright Sadie W. Wroten al G. Wroten Williamsburg Dorchester County Dora W. Brown George Brown 1813 West Street Apt. 6 Wilmington Delaware Lester McNeal Liza W. McNeal Ella B. Brown Lydia W. Booker James Booker King Street Carrie E. Hill Jean E. Hil Carrie Hill J. J. Kirkwood Americus Georgia Anna Hill LeCompte Ed LeCompte Vienna Apt 6 Ella Brown King St Frank Brown Charles Booker Iris Booker Mt. Vernon Avenue Augusta Maine Carrie B. Hill Jean E. Hill

Notice To Creditors for Caroline County Estate

Notice to creditors of a deceased Caroline county resident. All claims must be shown with vouchers by July 23, 1948, to the executor Frank D. Zeigler. Creditors must settle any outstanding debts promptly. True Copy test: Carlton V. West, Register of Wills.

Frank D. Zeigler Carlton Carlton V Rear Everngam C.t.a Carlton V. West Register of Wills

Notice of administration for WILHEMINE PETERS ed

Caroline county Maryland Orphans Court grants Evelyn Peters administratrix letters of administration on the personal estate of Wilhelmine Peters ed by August 2 1948 or be excluded from estate. Creditors must settle promptly. True Copy test by Evelyn Peters administratrix as of the 27th day.

Caroline County Orphans’ Court Maryland Wilhemine Peters Evelyn Peters C.t.a Amos O. Reiter

Administrator c.t.a. on Amos O. Reiter estate

Rear Everngam administrator c.t.a. for Amos O. Reiter late of Lehigh county Pennsylvania requests all claimants to present their claims with vouchers authenticated by August 6 1948 or be barred from any benefit of the estate. Deadline fixed by February 3 1948. True Copy Test.

Caroline County Lehigh County Pennsylvania

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