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Newspaper

Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1934

Page

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More Committee Members for Corn Hoggers

The article notes new district campaign committee members appointed to assist farmers with reporting under the acreage and production plans for corn and hog parity payments. It explains contract terms for renting land, payment per bushel, and hog reduction payments, with district committeemen listed and instruction for farmers to contact a committee member.

W. H. Evans Secretary of Agriculture A. F. Sittig Templeville Henry D. Marvel Goldsboro Zeth Weaver L. O. Jarrell Greensboro Martin Voss Denton William M. Liden Lidens F. E. Davis Hobbs N. Roland Tows Herman Schmick Preston W. G. Hassett Robert Tisher Federalsburg W. A. Cawley Irwin Sparklin Hillsboro Albert White Boone Jarrell Ridgely Harry L. Sullivan Frank M. Adams

Caroline County Herd Tops State In Milk Returns

The Clearview Guernsey Herd owned by Richard Blackburn of Ridgely led Maryland Guernsey State Herds in the 1932 Cow Testing Association with 8964 pounds of milk and 424 pounds of butterfat in twelve months. Blackburn received the silver platter from the Maryland Guernsey Association at the Dairymen’s Association meeting in Baltimore.

Clearview Guernsey Richard Blackburn Ridgely Maryland Blackburn Maryland Guernsey Association Dairymen’s Association Baltimore

Census of American Business Progress in Third District

The Census of American Business in Maryland's Third District, overseen by Fred W. Gore, is rapidly nearing completion by February 1984. Enumerators listed for Caroline, Cecil, Dorchester, and other counties will collect employment and business data to compare 1933 with 1929, guiding future planning and showing recovery effects on employment in trades and services.

Maryland Fred W. Gore Department of Commercce William L. Austin Cecil Dorchester Samuel E. Hubbard Cambridge George A. Thompson Jr Hurlock John L. Wheatley Crapol Fred Rosemere Somerset Charles I. Jones Crisfield Mary A. Horner Princess Anne Williamm J. Bennett Oriole Caroline Bert R. Kaler Marydel Harlan W. Edwards Greensboro William P. Carroll Denton Queen Anne’s Charles E. Coursey Barclay A. Fred Wood Centreville John C. Norris Stevensville Worcester J. Edward White Ocean City Ernest M. Byrd Berlin Robert J. Lambden Pocomoke City Kent Olin C. Duling Millington Samuel F. Caldwell Chestertown B. Frank Ford Talbot Kenneth Grace Easton John R. Delahay Oxford Julian T. Bramwell Cortova Cleveland C. Jackson Tilghman’s Wicomico County Civil Works Administration

In Memoriam for W. Thomas Hignatt Remembrance Poem

In remembrance of W. Thomas Hig natt who died ten years ago on February 12 1924. Dearest one thou hast left us and our hearts are often sad with no one to comfort us but we hope to meet again. Thou art gone but not forgotten all your afflictions and pains are o er you were a kind husband and loving father and a friend in time of need. Son Mark

W. Thomas Hignatt Mark

Collie Defends Dying Horse at Federalsb—Criminal Arraignments

A collie protected a dying sorrel horse as Leo Callahan and Emmett Wilson faced charges of brutal cruelty in Federalsburg. Witnesses described the horse beaten and uncared for during a bitterly cold night, with the dog blocking investigators until helpers arrived. The case proceeded to the Circuit Court of Caroline County after a humane society action and broadcast the aged poem A Horse's Prayer to evoke sympathy for the animal.

Robert S. Nichols Federalsburg Leo Callahan Emmett Wilson Circuit Court Caroline County Floyd Phillips Lee Turner J. O. Williams Leonard Covey Glenn Stewart The Humane Society George A. H. Edmiston Wilson and Callahan

Ori ent Express on Ridgely bill features Lilian Harvey

The Ridgely Theatre presents Orient Express as the main feature with Lilian Harvey in My Lips Betray, supported by John Boles. Short subjects include Gold Nuggets with Walter Catlett, She Wronged Him Right, and Fox Movietone News Events, plus Andy Clyde Old Gypsy Custom and Wild Elephunks cartoon segments.

Ridgely Theatre Familliar Walter Catlett Fox News Lilian Harvey

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