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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1910
Page
2
The page lists journal publishing notes from the firm Melvin Johnson with the Bank as a contributor, dated Saturday morning January 22 1910. It outlines publication duties and credits for the newspaper sections.
A fragment discusses bleached flour, its impact on interstate commerce, and the role of machinery sellers. It cites Agriculture official Willey, industry figures, and legal battles. Includes remarks from Cardinal Gibbons on tariffs, sugar, and tin, plus political notes on Ohio meat abstention, Senator Rayner’s re election, and upcoming National Canners conventions in Atlantic City.
The governor plans to send a special message to the Legislature outlining economy measures. He advocates a centralized purchasing and auditing agency to cut costs by bulk buying staple supplies and by auditing all state accounts. He argues for uniform books for officials and audits to ensure proper returns, noting growing demands on state generosity amid rising needs.
A bill proposes mandatory direct voter nominations for all elective offices across parties. It would require parties polling at least ten percent to nominate candidates and elect delegates by primary elections held on the same day at shared polling places with separate party ballots. Fees apply for nominees and party officials, with penalties aligned to General Election laws.
Week ending January 15 lists unclaimed letters including Mrs Wille Joram Benjamin House Mr Geo W Bright Miss Mary E Downes Mr William Turpin Mrs Louise White Mrs Tamsie Andrew Mr Asker Cox Mrs Batty Ladon Mr Isidore Fox Miss Lida A Murray Thomas R Green postmaster Also a petition in Centreville and Queen Anne's County urges Senator J Frank Harper and Queen Anne's Delegates to push a law compelling the Pennsylvania Railroad to connect Centreville with the Maryland Delaware & Virginia Railroad.
A mid winter sale features ladies and gents ready made wear with extensive reductions on wool serges and worsteds. Items include 40 inch striped coats with satin linings in navy green and brown, 36 to 46 inch coats, and 46 inch coats with yoke pleats, all offered in multiple sizes and colors. Prices drop from 8.50 to 6.50 and 12.00 to 10.00, with remaining coats from 19.00 down to 13.50 and children's coats at 3.95.
These suits are broken lots from the season with all sizes but more smalls. Styles include stylish fancy worsteds and black fabrics. Every man needing a suit or overcoat or trousers should come here. Compare our unequaled regular stocks and unusually low marks before buying elsewhere.
A church analysis of Jesus blessing words in Matthew chapter five outlines the eight Beatitudes and the roles of Christians as salt and light. It notes the meek, mourners, the pure in heart, and persecuted as blessed, and charges believers to live humbly to reflect God’s truth without seeking human praise. The sermon emphasizes divine guidance over outward show and highlights Christ’s spiritual kingship.
Six months after the death of Mrs. Enc hetta Nichols the son ARTERY writes a solemn memorial. The poem speaks of heaven, reunion with angels, and the family’s sorrow seeking solace in faith. The tone honors a beloved mother with hopeful belief in an afterlife.
Secretary Talbott Denmeid of the Maryland State Game and Fish Protective Association pushes for a year tax on resident hunters to fund stronger enforcement. The piece notes a broader battle in Annapolis over local option liquor legislation and committee dynamics affecting passage.
A short ad notes that some people can wear shoes a size smaller by using Allen's foot-Kase to shake into them. Promotes the product as useful for patent leather shoes and breaking in new footwear. Sold everywhere for 25.
The slogan Good milling purity and ex cellence outlines a commitment to high quality in production. It reflects a traditional motto emphasizing consistent standards and customer trust in milling practices.
The Wellsboro Agitator notes the opening band concert to the close with The King of Tramps as a standout act this season at the Auditorium. The show at Masonic Hall is set for Thursday, January 27.
An advertisement touts Mother Gray's Australian Leaf Age regulator as a pleasant herbal cure for kidney and bladder trouble backache headaches and general tiredness. It claims to relieve misery and offers a free sample while listing druggists and the address of The Mother Gray Co in New York.
Emma Howard and F P Covey announce a public sale on the James H Ross farm road from Charles Howards to Deens Mill. Items include two plows, harrows, drag, wagon and harness, plow harness, collars and gear, grain, fodder, poultry wire, and household goods. Cash on day of sale for sums up to ten dollars. larger sums on ten months with interest bearing note. No removal of property until terms met.
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