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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1906
Page
3
Denton Local Notices Include Auctions and Sales
Henry R. Lewis advertises a horse for sale. The Western Union opens at Den don depot. A slaugh tered steer dressed 900 pounds. Burrsville cannery lease to operate next season. Local church bazar planned for Washington's Birthday. County road work toward Williston underway. Judge Martin returns to court after stroke. Spinsters Return play scheduled at Goldsboro. Local teachers meet with papers on training public expression. Community notices cover farm produce sales goose prices and personal social items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry R. Lewis
Western Union Telegraph Company
Dendon Depot
Denton
H. L. Cohee
A. G. Fleetwood
Harry A. Roe
Somerset Slaughter
T. W. Porter
Burrsville
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Protestant Church
Masonic Hall
Washington
Alex. McKnnatt
B. W. Parker
Canning House
J. L. Everngain
Denton National Bank
John S. Barnhart
J. F. Gelletly
Jonathan W. Kerr
William Stevens
Orlando
Sadlersville Canning Company
Goldsboro
H. D. Spencer
M. L. Stewart
Kent Island
Queen Anne’s
Reese
Briggs
Poultry Yard
Wiggs
Cabbage Patch
Teachers’ Association
H. P. Porter
Mildren
Davidson
Forsyth
Ada R. Fowler
John T. Dailey
Dailey
John Dailey
First District
Messrs
Harry S
Joseph T. Dailey
Mr. Dailey
Kent County
Recaptured chicken thief Thomas Biddle in Delaware trap cave
Thomas Biddle, convicted for stealing chickens at the October circuit term and sentenced to two years, escaped before moving from the jail. Last week Delaware officers located him in a cabin near Suwynnon, opened a trap door in the floor, and found him hiding beneath. He was brought to Denton jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Biddle
House of Correction
Seward
Caroline
Delaware
Suwyrnon
Biddle
Denton
Heart of Ireland at Mna sonic Hall Friday
Mr Edward Wright stars in The Heart of Ireland a clean Irish comedy drama at Mna sonic Hall on Friday February 16 with a military band and orchestra. The company will present a street parade at noon and seats are on sale at Smith Walls priced 25 35 and 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Wright
Heart of Ireland
Mnasonic Hall
Sweet Singer
Dangers of a Cold and How to Avoid Them
Dangers of a cold are highlighted as a leading cause of fatalities and the piece urges early proper treatment. It praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as prompt and effective, noting its action in loosening the cough and aiding recovery. Sold by Douglass Drug Store in Denton and A. L. Duffey in Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Douglass Drug Store
Denton
A. L. Duffey
Hillsboro
Christian Endeavor County Union Formed Here
At a recent meeting here of Christian Endeavor workers a county union was organized with Rev. H. S. Johnson as president and Rev. F. H. Mullineaus as vice president. Mrs. L. R. Clough is secretary, Miss Emma Clark assistant secretary, Miss Bessie Towers treasurer, with Mrs. Emily DeFord and Miss Lizzie Clark as junior superintendents and Wm. K. Saulsbury as temperance superintendent. A convention of county members is planned in Denton in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor Workers
H. 8. Johnson
F. H. Mullineaus
L. R. Clough
Emma Clark
Bessie Towers
Emily DeFord
Lizzie Clark
Wm. KE. Saulsbury
Denton
Deestrick Skule to Be Performed in Jarman's Hall
Greensboro announces The Deestrick Skule, a humorous play set for February 22 in Jarman's Hall. The production promises broad appeal with a strong musical feature worthwhile for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
Jarman’s Hall
Whiteleys Return From Ellicott City
Mr and Mrs George M Whiteley have returned home from Ellicott City where Mr Whiteley worked six months installing C A Gambrill Co s flour mills now fifteen hundred barrel capacity at the plant in Ellicott City The couple departed and returned together with news of the project completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Whiteley
Ellicott City
Mr. Whiteley
C. A. Gambrill Co
Jubilant Anniversary and Local Social News in Hibabara
Hibabara celebrates seventh anniversary with friends at a Friday party featuring progressive whist and flinch, midnight refreshments, and a large guest list from Fleming and Pennington families. Short notices include a Tuesday impromptu card party and several residents visiting, plus Mary land silver services plans for the cruiser Margie and various local historical sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. T. Fleming
G. L. Wilson
James Sherwood
I. T. Sparklin
Harry Sparks
T. F. Roe
Wilbur Pennington
Virginian
Ethel Holt
Ethel Smith
Grace
Ella Pennington
Evelyn Fleming
Mollie Short
Annie Fleming
Minnie Gale
Hattie Hicks
Clara Taylor
Mary Russom
Maggie Jarrell
F. B. Jarrell
Elwood V Fleming
Howell Handy
Howard Pritchett
Herbert Beaven
Joe Taylor
Bernard Sparks
Garry Smith
Wolf
Virginia
Blanche
White
Milford
Del
Hobby
F. Edward Jarrell
Prettyman
Herbert
Nelson Beaven
Harry E Hobby
D. J. Givan
Kenneth
Mt. Pleasant
Edna Cleaver
Beachhem
Hotel Smith
H. M. Thompson
Alma Thompson
Lizzie White
Clara Frampton
Denton
Blanche Smith
W. S. Powell
Harrington
C. S. Fleming
C. H. Fleming
Baltimore
Bright
Fire touches shirt factory. little damage done
A small fire erupted at a shirt factory when a wooden box near the stove ignited. Neighbors rushed in to extinguish the flames, causing only minor damage and no injuries reported. Community events include gatherings hosted by the Spicers and visits by Agnes Elliott, with local activities and sermons noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Spicer
Hazelwood Spicer
Seaford
Harry Hackett
Herman Wright
South Main Street
A. T. Handy
Beauchamp
Agnes Elliott
Delaware
Milton Cox
Atlanta
Will Cox
Hare
Willoughby Returns Home Fully Recovered After Illness
Mr. Frank T. Willoughby who earlier faced poor health and spent two months in Philadelphia under Dr. Finch has returned home entirely recovered and enjoying good health. Miss Nottie Ross of Vernon was this week guest of Miss Gertrude Willoughby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Barnhart
Caroline County
Thomas B. Symons
Maryland Agricultural College
Robert G. Stewart
Albert Gantt
Goldey’s
National Fibre and Insulation Company
Yorklyn
Delaware
Elmer Todd
Etta
Oram Cannon
Elmar Edgell
Federalsburg
Maggie
Katie Todd
West Denton
George W. Kelley
Celia M. Whiteley
Preston
John W. Breeding
E. Sharp
Ingleside
Philadelphia
Clayton
Dover
J. W. Field
J. A. Trazzare
Clifford
Salisbury
A. R. Jones
Cynwyd
Ormond W. Downes
Rose Comegys
Scranton
Mary Comegys
Denton
William E. Brown
Petersburg
Wm. E. Lord
Henry R. Lewis, Esq
Cambridge
Frank T. Willoughby
Finch
Lenith
Nottie Ross
Vernon
Gertrude Willoughby
Winter irrigation to delay early blossoming trees
The practice describes watering trees in winter to keep soil cooler and delay early spring bloom. It notes this method as a means to prevent premature flowering by maintaining lower soil temperatures.
Mrs Winon Redhead Advertises Linchester Store House for Rent
Mrs Winon Redhead of Preston lists a store-house for rent in the village of Linchester. The notice states the property is available for occupancy and invites inquiries from interested parties.
Bright Caroline Pupils Excell in Recent Examinations
A list of standout public school pupils across many districts is released, naming students such as Addie Bennett, Alan Temple, Mae Price, John Brumbaugh, Bryan Shockley, and Kee Tree Harry Bickling among others in various towns including Baltimore Greenshoro Cedar Grove Ridgely Burrsville Whiteleysburg Denton Williston Camp Grove Longs Hobbs Oaks Smithson's Poplar Neck Thawley's Mary S. Ross and Eunice Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldshoro
Addie Bennett
Alan Temple
Mae Price
John Brumbaugh
Bryan Shockley
Gaylor Dhue
Kee Tree
Harry Bickling
Jas. Clough
Katie Bickling
Baltimore
Elizabeth Laramore
Florence Steele
Clayton Hughes
Walter Steele
Laura Hughes
Mendelson
Eddie Bright
Mildred Gooden
Isabel Carrow
Greenshoro
Earle Greenlee
Harvey Shockley
Grace Greenlee
Jennie Cannon
Alice Legates
Samuel Knotts
Maggie Reed
Woodie Dill
Cedar Grove
Virginia Pepper
Murray Spicher
Charles Shawn
Melvin Pepper
William Wankenship
Garey'’s School
August Kibler
Annie Greenlee
Susie Flowers
Carrie Spicher
Aliie Keefer
Avery Long
Ridgely
Harrison Holsinger
Elva Perry
Arthur Perry
Grace Saunders
Harry Himaziker
Nina Bishop
Hobbs
Cathelt Ward
Harold Nuttle
Charles Whinney
Frederick Smith
Ella Weiland
Oaks
Carl Collison
Ethel Paisley
Ursula Slaughter
Mary Draper
Majorick Anthony
Elmer Knox
Luther Knox
Smithson
Clara Todd
Clara Hopskins
Roland Todd
Marie Gallagher
Poplar Neck
Maud Stevenson
Alice Lu
Lee Buter
Gravelly Branch
Andrew Christopher
Sallie Weller
Lillian Fulton
Alton Messenger
Walter Willey
Grove
Nellie Taylor
Nora Covey
Norman Taylor
Nettie Bradley
Preston
Elwood McCarter
Webster S. Blades
Irene Roe
Grace Dennis
Amelia Carmine
Pearl Taylor
Medford A Burgess
Esther Leduum
Mary Wright
Akenneth Douglass
Tracy Stafford
Howard Andrews
Eunice Nichols
Harry Towers
Willie Ross
Orphans Court Hears Administered Estates Inventorys and Bonds
Harrison W Hubbard presented an inventory of Kunalls J Hubbard estate which was approved and an order to sell was granted. William M Whitby applied for letters of administration on Lanvill M Collins. Albert G Towers and Francis M Booker presented an inventory of Mary E Booker estate which was approved. Thomas W Jones surviving administrator presented sales accounts and final administration, approved. Letters of administration on Oscar O Morgan estate granted to Katie D Morgan with bond filed and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Harrison W. Hubbard
Kunalls
J. Hubbard
William M. Whitby
Fred R. Owens
Lanvill M. Collins
Albert G. Towers
Francis M. Booker
Mary E. Booker
Warmest winter in 16 years baffles locals and officials
Dr. C F von Herrmann head of the local weather bureau cites records showing an unusually mild winter. He predicts February will also be milder than typical, noting that the ground has not frozen significantly, limiting any cooling effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. von Herrmann
Lland
Market Quotations From Sunderland Co. Prices by Commodity
Quotations show wheat firm with No 2 red and steamer varieties, corn with No 2 white and steamer prices, live poultry including chickens turkeys dricks and geese, eggs, feathers, potatoes white and sweet, onions, veal calves lambs and sheep, beef hides green and salt, Mars Otter and fur prices for fox raccoon muskrat and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. J. Bowen
Sunderland & Co
South Charles St
Ile
Real estate sale licensees invite farm listings in region
The undersigned hold licenses for selling real estate in this and adjoining counties and are preparing a descriptive catalogue of farms placed with them for sale. Parties owning farms or other realty are invited to consult us to learn terms and methods. Fair terms and square dealing with both vender and buyer will be strictly adhered to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuotleo
Fishers of men follow Jesus from Nazareth to Galilee
Sunday School lesson recounts Jesus after temptation returning to Nazareth then moving to Capernaum on the Sea of Galilee. From a boat he teaches and performs a miracle that yields a great draught of fish, foreshadowing the apostles’ future mission and the church’s spread. Fishermen Peter and partners abandon nets to follow Jesus, illustrating total consecration and service for God. The piece urges believers to become fishers of men and avoid worldliness while highlighting devotion, obedience, and the calling to ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Jesus
Judea
Nazareth
Galilee
Capernaum
Sea of Galilee
Lake of Genessaret
Luke
God
Sea of Chinneroth
Sea of Tiberias
Simon
Church of God
Martha
Mary
Advertisement Items For District Managers And Wallpapers
Wantso district managers to post signs advertise and distribute samples. Salary eighteen dollars weekly three dollars per day expenses State age and present employment. Special Shear Co. thirty nine Randolph Street Chicago. The latest patterns in Wall Paper Seapiece Gilt Seapiece Window Shades two hundred each Thomas and Messer one thousand fifteen West Baltimore Street Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speeal Shear Co
Randolph St
Chicago
Thomas & Messer
Baltimore St
Baltimore
Eastern Shore counties to revise State Aid Road Law
County Commissioners from seven counties met Friday to draft amendments to the Shoemaker Act the State aid road law. A three member committee Deweese Towers and Uhler will draft the measure to fit Eastern Shore views and report in Baltimore before legislative submission. The resolution also invites Eastern Shore counties and their counsel to attend the revision adjourned meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Wicomico
William H. Deweese
A. G. Towers
W. D. Uhler
Baltimore
Maryland
Automatic switchboard uses dial system with ten finger holes
The article explains a fully automatic telephone dial instrument replacing an operator. A front dial with holes numbered 0 to 9 rotates to the stop then returns by a spring. To call 791 the user dials 7, 9, and 1 in the 700 group, then presses a button to ring the other party, completing the connection in about one second per digit.
Superior Court halts attachment in fraud suit in Baltimore
In Baltimore on Saturday Judge Stockbridge presided as the W W Woodruff Company sued out an attachment on original process for fraud against T W Redman & Son packers of American Corner. The attachment was placed in the hands of R E Roberts & Co garnishees for $150. Redman & Son moved to quash arguing the claim is unliquidated and the fraud accusation false. Judge Stockbridge quashed the attachment due to errors in the motion. Edward G Rosenheim represented the Woodruff Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Ak
Channel Kirk & Son Co
Baltimore
Anid
Maryland
Peter Cooper
First Gas Company
America
Holliday Street Theatre
Charles
Fort McHenry
Washington Monument
Maryland Historical Society
Columbus
Columbus Monument
Old Congress Hall
North Point
Mason and Vixon
Calvert
Penn
Caroline
Old Court House
George Fitzhugh
William Richardson
Haarlem Heights
Theaold Court House
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Castle Hall
Hardcastles
Thomas Hardcastle
Captain Hardcastle
Committee of Safety
New Republic
Alexander Hardcastle
Superior Court of
Stockbridge
W. W. Woodruff Company
T. W. Redman & Son, Packers
American Corner
County
R. E. Roberts & Co
Redman & Son
T. Alan Goldsborough
Woodruff Company
Edward G. Rosenheim
Maloney Eyes Electric Plant For Queen Anne Area
E. W. Maloney of a Philadelphia firm visited Queen Anne seeking to place a large electric lighting plant serving Queen Anne Hillsboro Denton Greensboro Ridgely Centreville and possibly Easton. Plan involves damming the Tuckahoe river to yield over 200 horsepower and cut operating costs versus steam plants pending surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Maloney
Philadelphia
Queen Anne
Hillsboro
Denton
Greensboro
Ridgely
Centreville
Easton
Tuckahoe
Maloney
Baltimore
Levy Court Proceedings and road work plan noted
Dr. Theodore Saulsbury urged county commissioners to authorize treatment for a mentally troubled patient at Montview Hospital in Frederick County. The board plans to secure several large male teams for upcoming road work and has posted a no smoking notice in the office during sessions.
Rural education and the push for school consolidation
A discussion on the rural problem tied to education argues poor country schools push families to towns. It advocates consolidation to level the field, reduce rural emigration, and keep youth home, noting enrollment drop and need for complete education in agricultural surroundings. Also mentions the Jackson Smith Congressional contest with arguments and expected decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham
Rose
Jackson
Gorman
Miles
Smith
Stetson Endorses National Life of Vermont
Philadelphia hatmaker John B. Stetson praises the National Life of Vermont, saying its long, spotless record inspires public confidence. The insurer reportedly has a lower death rate, higher interest earnings than peers, and officer salaries averaging under $8000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John B. Stetson
Philadelphia
Vermont
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Christian Endeavor Society
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Ira Dill
Leslye Cheezum
Talbot County
C. E. Dryden
Greenwood
Theo. Saulsbury
Harry Hanson
Andrewville
Tilghman Harvey
Wesley Porter
Wilmington
Margaret Porter
Mary Garrett
Mattie
Laura Smith
Simpson
Mr. Stevens
M. E
Maggie Porter
Old
Oakland Fsren
Benjamin Sylvester
Mary M. Bourne
the Plains
North American Review
St. Petersburg
Harrison
Isaac Purnell
Oakland
Martin
Court House
George T. Martin
Federalsburz
Orphans’ Court Proceedings
Destin
Clayton M. Lewalling
Talbot
Nebraska
Abler
Hedman & Son
Packers
Win
Prof. Noble
Life Insurance Talks
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