Melvin Benz and Johnson Family Listed in Denton Journal
Page two item notes Melvin Benz and Johnson families with a brief mention of Fabligher on a Saturday Denton Journal issue published January 13, 1923. The notice appears in a local newspaper masthead style indicating publication details and postal classification.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
Equity
W. Rewater Deen
Geo
A. Deakyne
True Rahaeta
Geo. A. Deakyne
Denton Cemetery Association
T. Pliny Fisher
Denton
Lawrence B. Towers
Reluctant Republicans Weigh Farm Aid and European Trade
The piece reports on Republican leaders in Congress backing a Bursum bill to extend a $1 billion credit to Germany for buying U S agricultural goods, arguing farmers suffer from market limits abroad. It notes Lodge and Fall critiques, and Secretary Wallace's 1922 farm outlook urging government cooperation to stabilize prices and shipping costs.
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Fordney-McCumber
Congress
Bursum
New Mexico
Germany
United States
Borah
Europe
Lodge
Harding
Too Much Politics Burdening Farmers and Taxpayers
A letter to the Journal laments high political salaries and bloated government, arguing taxes and freight rates have surged while farmers receive little benefit. The writer notes credit ease for new farmers contrasts with heavy taxation on smallholders, urging attention to farm welfare in a turbulent economy.
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Congress
To Our Mother Mus Joanna McShane
An obituary tribute notes the passing of Joanna McShane, praising her unselfish love, Christian faith, devotion to family, loyal friendships, and service to her church. It highlights her concern for loved ones, patience in trials, and plans for their care during her absence. Her memory is described as a benediction.
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Mus
Joanna McShane
Resolutions of Respect from Hullsboro M E Church Ladies
The Ladies Aid Society honors two members Emma Stevens and Margaret Jarrell who passed away. The resolutions note their loss and pledge to live by their example, sending copies to families and the county paper for publication. Committee signs Susie Sylvester Clara Thompson Bernice Sherwood.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of
Hullsboro
M. E. Church
Emma Stevens
Margaret Jarrell
Susie Sylvester
Clara Thompson
Bernice Sherwood
J A Nichols Company Big January Sale of Staple Goods
J A Nichols & Company announces a January sale of staple goods to run until Saturday the 20th. They credit customers for a strong year in 1922 and promise the cream of stock with no remnant picks. Alterations are charged and no exchanges or charge accounts allowed. Dress goods.
Men's and Boys Fine Clothing at Great Reductions
Historic sale advertises reduced prices on men and boys clothing including suits from 35 to 14 and overcoats and separates. It lists multiple reg prices and sale prices for men and boys garments, with shoes and oxfords also featured at sale prices.
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Punjab
Nainsook
Puce Ane
Hill’s
Pines That Came Back Promotes Pine Farming on Sandy Soils
A one reel Forest Service film with Maryland State Board of Forestry shows a southern Coastal Plain farmer with a sandy field reconsidering clearing his pine stand. The state forester proves pine land pays better than plow land and a guided trip through profitable nearby forests reinforces the message. The film demonstrates loblolly pine growth, handling, and utilization and suits Eastern Shore Maryland Virginia conditions and similar southern soils.
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Coastal
Forest Service
Maryland State Board of Forestry
United States Department of Agriculture
Carbon monoxide danger in cold weather starts cars
University of Maryland professor R W Carpenter warns against running engines in closed garages on cold mornings. He notes many deaths occur from exhaust gas containing carbon monoxide, a deadly poison, when carburetion is poor and combustion is incomplete in cold weather.
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Aof
R. W. Carpenter
University of Maryland
Mr. Carpenter
Mre Carpenter
Carpenter Suggests Garage Door Remedy to Prevent Fatalities
Remedy of opening the garage doors while the engine runs is proposed by Mr. Carpenter to prevent fatalities. The suggestion targets carbon monoxide buildup and potential family deaths in closed garages.
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Mr. Carpenter
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Denton Journal
Sowakd
Melvin Benz
Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Fabligher
Denton, Ltd
Albert B. Fall
Interior
Wilson
Fall
Mexico
Wallace
W. F. Pennington
Mr. Rosser
John Rosser
Federalsburg
EL Lee LeCompte
State Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Annapolis
Sunday School Notes
Kansas City
Maryland
Canada
Ontario
Oregon
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Vermont
Myersville
Frederick County
Crisfield
Somerset County
Second English Lutheran Sunday School
Baltimore
George S. Yost
Milton S. Hunt
William S. Hunt
Florence Claus
Edith Claus
Spapere
J. A. Nichols & Company
J. H. Nichols & Company
Denton, Maryland
Virginia
Genuine Bull
Durham Tobacco
Nisi
W. Brewster Deen
Ellen BE
Edwards Albert A. Edwards
Journal
John W. Hurlock & Co
Et al
Cora L. Cook
Ferdinand Cook
Stockholders’ Meeting
Best Casualty Co
Murray Sullivane
Cambridge
Fletcher Lark
Easton
Tuckahoe Neck
W. C. Pastorfield
Surgi
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