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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1930
Page
6
The American Bankers Association says the 1929 savings decline marks the first notable recession in two decades. Deposits fell by about 195 million dollars from 1928 to 1929, with a loss of over 600 thousand depositors. The report cites stock market lure and related activities as a major factor.
A teacher corrects Elsie in a playful dictation about the letter t. Elsie explains she omits one t because she is unsure which side of the t to place the missing stroke.
A mother and her son visited a country store where the clerk gave the boy an orange. The mother asked what to say, and the child replied with a playful mispronunciation, peeling the orange as a harmless, humorous moment.
A Times item notes there being no vice president in Cuba and mocks self appointment as poet laureate. The Detroit News quips that a poet writes when unable to sleep and readers may read those verses to pass the night.
Western North Carolina features more than sixty artificial lakes varying from 1 to 4000 acres in size. These reservoirs support recreation, flood control, and water supply across the region.
A reflective line argues that value lies in the quality of work itself rather than the division between brainwork and handwork, stressing standards over method and urging thoughtful craft in all tasks.
Prosperity is a modern watchword and American industry outlines broad aims for national progress. Waller Schadot of AT T argues long view helps weather temporary setbacks as the country relies on more than natural resources. Bell System plans over 700 million dollars in 1930 plant extensions to expand nationwide service and space age communication.
Through the American Institute of Banking the ABA educational section trains 35,000 bank men and women in banking economics law and administration. With chapters in over 200 cities the non commercial institute offers practical courses by lawyers bankers and professors. The annual convention meets in Denver Colorado June 16 to 20.
Simple home remedy uses drained oil settled and strained to one cup. Mix with linseed oil and kerosene, then apply with clean cloths to polish and protect floors.
The carillon sounds travel far depending on wind, tower height, and obstructions. At best, bells are heard from about 1,000 to 2,000 feet and tunes can sometimes be distinguished as far as three miles away. The report notes variable audibility with environmental factors.
A historical clipping presents Thomas Fuller as saying prosperity must be shared, noting the disparity between a prosperous class and a distressed one. The quote warns against unequal fortunes and implies moral responsibility across society.
The bulk of South America's population is Roman Catholic with about 61 million adherents. Protestants number around 900 thousand, indicating a Catholic majority in the region.
Audit report from Commissioners of Denton Maryland covering July 1 1928 to July 1 1929. Includes cash receipts 690.39 in bank and 29 183 73 total due town, liabilities 19 506 notes payable and 14 000 street bonds, and cash expenditures for water and sewer operations totaling about 4 060 66 with detailed staff salaries and materials.
The contest awarded free tickets to a Dover Opera House performance to the winners.
Ordered February 14 1930 that the Auditor's Report in the proceedings be ratified unless good cause is shown within three weeks from February 16 1930. A copy of the order to appear in a newspaper printed in Caroline County for two successive weeks before February 24 1930. Clerk T Clayton Horsey. True Copy Test Clayton Horsey Clerk.
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