Editorial notes on communal cooking and wartime prices
Editorial urges community catering kitchens to ease servant shortages and save fuel labor and food waste while aiding war workers. It cites rising food prices from 1916 to 1917, notes multiple states ratifying prohibition, praises a vast army of stenographers and typists in Washington, and reports William P. Jackson’s election as Maryland state treasurer on a joint ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
Maryland
Washington
America
Union
United States
William P. Jackson
John M. Dennis
Smich
Baltimore City
Dennis
Kaufman
Harris
Frederick
Bryant
Henson
The Fertilizer Situation Today
The article urges early fertilizer orders to avoid shortages as demand strains transport. It notes three key plant nutrients nitrogen phosphoric acid and potash with current prices per unit and cites Dr. H. B. McDonald the State Chemist. It mentions low grade materials like hair leather and fur waste as nitrogen sources and USDA nitrate of soda sold at cost for cash fob port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. McDonald
McDonald
United States Department of Agriculture
Michigan Agricultural College
Farmers urged conservative use of fertilizer nitrate program
Pennsylvania State College advisor warns farmers to limit acid phosphate and avoid excess purchases as supplies may be scarce for late buyers. Government plans to sell nitrate of soda at cost for Caroline county farmers with applications through County Agent E Anderson and local committee members. Applications due February 4 with pro rata allotment if demand exceeds 100000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim
R. Frear
Pennsylvania State College
Germany
E. O. Anderson
Caroline County
U. S. Department of Agriculture
War Industries Board
Food Control Act
E. Anderson
Denton
Alexander Noble
Preston
Wm. R. Breeding
Federalsburg
Robert Jarrell, Jr
Goldsburn
A. G. Saulsbury
Ridgely
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington
Class I for the New Army roster notes
A list of names including Frank Willis Matthews William B Brown Theodore Quidas Ciarry Burkett Towers Stanley Reed Daniel Fields Jr Daniel Willard Sparkiin Edward Dukes Henning Roland Thomas Philp Florentz Vonwille William N Stanford Alex McKoatt James Henry Murphy William Medford Burgess Gilbert Gibson William Harrington Malcolm Owen P Geisel Charles Churchman Lee Roy Hines Frank M Craft William Alfred Stanley Edward Thomas Cow John Wesley Layton Carlton West Roland O Towers Jonas King Robert M Stetty Nathan Albert McCarty Charles Allen Beaumont Wilton J Moore William Duard Bishop Charles Stanley Satterfield Emory Johnon Milton SV Hurlock Edward Layton Norman Conway Herman Dorman Charlie Edwards Wesley Earle Thawley Edwin Warfield Kumholz Earl Ray Deaner Norman Harris Chester Arthur Blaton Andrew Bell Willard Ward Schuyler Arthur Sharp Harlan 1 Clevenger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Willis Matthews
William B. Brown
Theodore Quidas
Ciarry Burkett Towers
Stanley Reed
Daniel Fields, Jr
Daniel Willard Sparkiin
Edward Dukes Henning
Roland Thomas
Philp Florentz Vonwille
William N. Stanford
Alex. McKoatt
James Henry Murphy
William Medford Burgess
Gilbert Gibson
William Harrington Malcolm
Owen P. Geisel
Charles Churchman
Lee Roy Hines
Frank M. Craft
Wiliam Alfred Stanley
Edward Thomas Cow
John Wesley Layton
Carlton West
Roland O. Towers
Jonas King
Robert M. Stetty
Nathan Albert McCarty
Charles Allen Beaumont
Wilton J. Moore
William Duard Bishop
Charles Stanley Satterfield
Emory Johnon
Milton SV. Hurlock
Edward Layton
Norman Conway
Herman Dorman
Charlie Edwards
Wesley Earle Thawley
Edwin Warfield Kumholz
Earl Ray Deaner
Norman Harris
Chester Arthur Blaton
Andrew Bell
Willard Ward Schuyler
Arthur Sharp
Harlan
Clevenger
Growth of the Soft Drink Trade Emerges Big Industry
The article traces the rise of soft drinks from a seasonal convenience to a year round enterprise. Once a small drugstore sideline with few flavors, the business now features marble and nickel displays as soft drink parlors expand. It notes the shift from smoke stained fountains to glittering modern resorts rivaling grand bars.
Public sale of personal property in Denton Maryland
Executor of Charles H. Redden offers at public auction the estate items including a Michigan Touring Car a wardrobe and a lot of pictures to be sold to the highest bidder at the Fred Covey stables Franklin street Denton Maryland on 1918 between 1 and 2 pm cash day of sale James Temple as auctioneer and Harvey Cooper as executor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Redden
Fred Covey
Franklin Street
Denton
Maryland
Michigan
Harvey, Cooper
James Temple
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Albert Anderson
Mary E. Anderson
William K. Scotton
Court House
Fifth Avenue
High Street
Bryant
William C. Greenage
William F. Greenage
W. Brewster Deen
Leonard Covey
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Johnson Melvin & Johnson, Publicar
Paige
Mullin's Home Store
Wilmington
ALORI
Varnant,s
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Thompson Home. & Supply Co
Hillsboro
Truster’s Sale
William Francis Greenage
Shakespeare
O. K
Main Street
Dientton, Ald
THE
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
H. M. Thompson
Hillsboro, Md
Nuttlie Milling Company
Denton, Maryland
Denton Journal
Denton, Md
Sara
Gale
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
Baltimore News
Baltimore, MD
Parker
Auditor’s Order
Nisi
Harvey L. Cooper
Frank P. Barnhart Et al
Equity
Lawrence B. Towers
Cate
Lawrence EH
Towers
Glerk
Heller Feathers Co
S. Frederick St
Boy
Clement Jenks
Children's Aid Society
22Nd St
New York
Win
J. Bryan
Harrington
Del
Robert QO. Wright
Wright
Wm. J. Bryan
Clement sJeaks
Avery
Shannahan & Wrightson Hardware Company
Avery Machinery
Easton
Jae
Ka M Bryer
Mentonational Bank
Benjamin Franklin
Narvey L. Cooper
C.W. Hobbs
T. C. West
J. A. Trazzare
Asst
Buckeye
Standard
Nuttle Hardware CO
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Henry G. Budd
Dover, Delaware
Homis Insurance CO
N. Y
Eagle Fire Insurance Company
Aangers Mutual
Middletown
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