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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1923
Page
2
Fragment of a Denton Maryland newspaper page dated Saturday morning January 20 1923. Mentions SOWARD MELVIN BENS H JONSON MELVIN JOHNSON PUBLISH? Published every Saturday and post office entry as second class mail matter.
The piece critiques the Democratic administrations Germany reparations stance and critiques the Republican stance on foreign policy, accusing them of timidity and isolationism. It contrasts labor and management views, urges unity and mutual respect in the workplace, and marks Benjamin Franklin’s 217th birth anniversary with reflections on his influence and American civic virtue.
The passage argues that most successful businesspeople such as farmers merchants bankers and manufacturers favor the square deal, while a minority of unscrupulous profiteers cheat. It notes cheating exists in all sectors including agriculture but asserts the big operators generally support fair practices.
Figures from Evening Sun show 12 357 376 motor vehicles in 1922, up 17 percent. Every state rose, District of Columbia leading with 38 percent. More than one car per nine people, with Americans spending about 1.5 billion dollars on cars and 150 million on taxes. Gasoline use reached about 6 billion gallons, implying massive travel and miles driven per car.
The committee reports the deaths of Past Master Wm P Beckwith of Choptank Lodge 138 and Past Masters Charles W Burn and J Kemp Stevens of Temple Lodge 128. Cards of condolence and memorials are requested, noting their sterling character and community service.
The Past Masters Association records heartfelt appreciation for a dearly loved brother. A copy of the resolution is to be sent to the family and published in newspapers of Caroline and Dorchester counties. Committee on resolutions: T Alan Goldsborough, Benjamin Sinsley, N H Fooss, R J F Nou.
In loving memory of Maggie E Culver who died January 20 1922. A sister writes of sorrow and faith, recalling sweet remembrance and the hope of a heavenly home. Messages from Myra Hubbard and Mary Richards express mourning, faith in Jesus, and the belief they will meet again in the upward garden. The verses emphasize quiet grief, spiritual solace, and eternal reunion.
Edward Williams expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during recent bereavement, acknowledging support and sympathy from the community.
James Siegmund of 2832 Dillon St Baltimore describes a long illness with indigestion loss of appetite gas pains bloating heart palpitations and nervous exhaustion. Since taking Tanlac his digestion improved gained forty pounds and he can eat and work normally again. Tanlac is sold by all good druggists.
The administrator of George W. Moore deceased will sell at public sale at the late home near Chestnut Grove on 1923 beginning at 10 o clock a m. The list includes a fine mare 1100 pounds carriage runabout dearborn harness fodder blades lumber corn poultry wire bedsteads bedding stoves dishes tables sideboards crex rug carpets blinds couch window sash and various articles. Terms: cash for sums 10 or less. For sums over 10 credit 6 months on approved notes.
On the same day at twelve noon the farm will be offered. It comprises 21 acres of good land with a nearly new seven room dwelling and solid outbuildings. A two acre strawberry patch is well set. Possession is given at once. Terms: one third cash, balance to suit purchaser. Title papers and revenue stamps at purchaser’s expense. William I Hubbard, L F Covey, auctioneers administrator.
In Queen Annes Circuit Court equity matters the commissioners led by Charles A Busteed Robert W Thomas and Charles M West seek ratification of a 1922 decree to value divide and allot real estate of Joseph E George deceased. The court orders final ratification of their report unless objections are shown by February 2 with notices to run in four Maryland newspapers by January 25.
Subscriber in Caroline county has obtained from the Orphans Court for Caroline county Maryland letters of administration on the personal estate of the deceased. This legal notice informs interested parties to take note of the appointment and any claims must be presented according to law.
Notice to creditors. Scriver of Caroline County has administration on the personal estate of the deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the administrator at the address specified within the required period. If not, they may be barred by law.
Calvert C. Merriken as assignee offers for sale two parcels in Caroline county Maryland by power of sale under a 1920 mortgage from Ray mond I. St. John and Virginia W. St. John to Huntly and Morris. The properties include Parcel No 1 and Parcel No 2 totaling about five acres with a barn garage and outbuildings. Sale held in front of the Denton Court House between 2 and 4 pm with options for one half cash or all cash, title papers and stamps at purchaser expense.
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