Published Every Saturday Denton Md Postal Notice
Publication note states weekly schedule with Saturday issue and post office entry in Denton Maryland as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1926
Page
2
Let Well Enough Alone: Tariffs and Farmers See Divergent Paths
Editorial notes contrast Republican tariff policy with Democratic critique. It cites farm wealth, debt, and purchasing power under Harding-Coolidge, public debates over the Eighteenth Amendment, and warns of past tariff-induced panics while highlighting farmers’ distress and political dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding-Coolidge
Department of Agriculture
New England
Del Mar Va Slogan Contest Seeks Peninsula Unity
The Del Mar Va Eastern Shore Association invites slogan entries from all fourteen counties on the peninsula. A $50 prize awaits the chosen phrase to appear with the association’s insignia. The prospectus outlines the program and requests requests by postal card or letter for a copy.
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Del-Mar-Va
Eastern Shore Association
Penimula
Del Mar Va Slogan Contest Rules Attract Entries
A slogan contest invites submissions by a single person with one sided paper and readable names or addresses. The prize closes May 1 and entries go to the Publicity Director of the Del Mar Va Eastern Shore Association in Salisbury.
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Association Sa
Del-Mar-Va
Eastern Shore Association
Salisbury
Nalin
Paradis
Denton
Caroline
Caroline County
Association
Wicomico
Worcester
Dorchester
Somerset
Queen Anne's
Kent
Maryland
Sussex
Delaware
Canners Discuss Italian Tomato Imports and Tariff Hopes
At a Denton meeting of Caro line county canners at the Brick Hotel, Frank M. Shook outlined duties of the new Tri-State Packers' field secretary and outlined plans to combat rising Italian tomato imports. Figures show imports rising from 100,000 cases in 1922 to 1,833,000 cases in 1925, with No 2 size cans implying 2,993,075 cases of 24 cans. Congress shows no tariff relief forthcoming, prompting requests to the Paris Commission to study costs and advise rate increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Denton
Frank M. Shook
Tri-State Packers’ Association
Delaware
New Jersey
Tri-States
Washington
Congress
Paris Commission
Tariff Commission
Tarit Commission
The Dressmaker from Paris at Redden's Palace
At the Palace Theatre a fashion romance titled The Dressmaker from Paris features fourteen celebrated beauties listed by name. Eugenia Gilbert Etta Lee Jocelyn Lee Sally Long Cecille Evans Clara Morris Olive Borden Cristina Montt Sally Rand Adalyn Mayer Thais Valdemar Yola D’Avril Majel Coleman Dorothy Seastrom are named as the world’s most beautiful women of 1925 in a show billing highlighting their fame and fashion appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Redden’s Palace Theatre
Eugenia Gilbert
Gui
Etta Lee
Jocelyn Lee
Ziegfield
Sally Long
DPD. W
Dpd. W. Griffith's Most Beautiful Discovery. 5. Cecille Evans
Coles Phillips
Clara Morris
Neysa McMein
Olive Borden
Wampas
Cristina Montt
Sally Rand
Cecil B DeMille
America
Adalyn Mayer
Thais Valdemar
Europe
Yola D’avril
Jean Patou
Majel Coleman
Dorothy Seastrom
Walton Taylor Birthday Dinner Noted in Wilmington Society
A dinner honoring Mrs. Taylor and daughter Minnie Edna’s seventeenth birthday was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Walton P. Taylor on February 22. Attendees included Misses Carroll Taylors, Elizabeth and Mildred Taylor, Mrs. Todd and her sons Edwin and Ralph, Misses Butler Stark and others from Wilmington. 1921 fishing law restrictions discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton P. Taylor
Taylor
Minnie Edna
Martha Carroll
Grace Carroll
Bernice Carroll
Marie Taylor
Elizabeth Taylor
Dorothy Taylor
Flpl Todd and Sons
Edwin and
Ralph
Jennie Butler
Nelle Stark
Mildred Taylor
Wilmington
Harrington Man Pleads Guilty in Slaying Case
Clarence W. Graham of Harrington pleaded guilty to manslaughter in Dover court last Monday for fatally shooting Gordon Riles in Harrington last November. Both men worked in the automobile business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Graham
Harrington
Dover
Graham
Chordon Riles
Ideal Chick Starter Inquiry From Nuttle Milling Co Denton Md
Mrs 2. C. Ringgold writes that the Ideal Chick Starter has given three years of splendid results and she plans to order more for the upcoming season asking if the company has feed for this season.
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Nuttle Milling Co
Denton
In Memoriam Remembrance Verses for Deceased Family
In memoriam notices honor Po Wright Sullivan and Edythe N Porter with poems by daughters and parents, recalling lost loved ones February dates in 122 1923 1925 era. Keepsake lines speak of memory life beyond death and reunion in heavenly home. Also a brief note on Mrs Ida Hollingsworth ready spring display dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Po Wright Sullivan
Father
Nelhie
Edythe N. Porter
Harvey Porten
Jesus
Letus
Fred ‘T. Roe
Ida Hollingsworth
Remembrance Verses for Beloved Parents and Kin
A series of mourning notices honor Albert and Catherine Howard who died in 1913 and 1920, Chas W Beau champ who died in 1919, George Ralston Neal who died in 1925, and a wife and daughter, Catherine and Elsie. The poems express grief, faith, and longing, with memorial dedications by spouses, children, and siblings. The tone is solemn, reflective, and personal, typical of a family memorial notice in a historical newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Howard
Catherine Howard
George Ralston Neal
Catherine
Trustel's Sale Of Valuable Real Estate In Denton
Under a Carroll county circuit court decree in Jacobs v Jacobs No 2488 Chancery the undersigned offers for sale at public fate in front of the Court House door in Denton Maryland details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Caroline County
Jacobs
Court House
Denton
Two Story House and Blacksmith Shop in Burraville Sale
Improvements consist of a two story frame dwelling and a large blacksmith shop. This property sits in Burraville on the stone road offering an excellent opportunity to practice the blacksmith trade. Terms of sale as stated in decree. One half of purchase price due day of sale, balance in six months or all cash at purchaser options. Deed delivered when paid in full, deferred payments bear interest from day of sale. Ile pape and revenue stamps at purchaser's expense. Wesley Fe Thawley, James Temple, Auct. Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrsville
Caroline County
Maryland
Hartsville
Union M. P. Church
Wesley M. E. Church
Tilghman Harvey
William Qouten
Wiliam T. Baker
Truvilla R. Jacobs
Liber L. B. T
Truvilla RR. Jacobs
Burraville
Wesley FE. Thawley
James Temple
Silver Lake Flour Mill at Williston Reopens After Overhaul
Silver Lake Flour Mill at Williston resumes operation after a year idle. Machinery overhauled and restored with new stock and a corn crusher installed. Milling led by Mr. Fred Roe, an experienced miller, with corn crushing planned Wednesday and Friday. Willard C. Todd, owner, thanks patrons. Denton Maryland February 27, 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Fred Roe
Willard C. Todd
Denton
Five room bungalow near Denton with adjoining 20 acres
A five room bungalow located one mile from Denton on the state road to Greensboro with 20 acres of adjoining land. Possession given at once. Seller: Willoughby Nowell.
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Denton
State Road
Greensboro
Willoughby Nowell
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