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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1916
Page
2
A long column argues Democrats win when tariff is the top issue and Republicans lose under protectionism. It notes 1874–1892 shifts, tariff and currency battles, and Democratic gains in 1912 and 1914. Speaker Clark and President Wilson are referenced with party dynamics. Also mentions Thomas C Weeks's death and Lloyd Weeks's East Shore book forthcoming.
Mr John M Dennis president of Union Trust Company of Baltimore was unanimously chosen by Maryland Democrats in the General Assembly to succeed Murray Vandiver as State Treasurer He was born in Frederick county in 1266 and is noted as a successful but reticent businessman He also holds the title of president of the Maryland State Dairymen Association His farm near Riderwood hosts a sizable herd and his wife and two children live there He was formerly Miss Mary Carr Chiles of Independence Missouri and the children share their parents names
The Department of Agriculture and State colleges propose a four year practical garden and canning program for girls in fifteen Southern States. Starting with one crop, learners add annual crops yearly, then winter garden, then perennial fruits. The aim is to prepare girls to handle diverse vegetables and trees and to enable them to manage a family garden as they advance to high school or college. Tomato production dominates year one in Southern clubs, with adjustments in regions like Digbrand where tonate cutters require alternative crops.
Second year virl expand tomato half and dedicate other half to crops like beans peas peppers okra beet and lettuce. Third year continue two previous crops add herbs and fruit trees, focusing on canning needs, market demand, and condition of plants while building a permanent garden paradise with strawberries asparagus pears grapes and peaches.
The notice outlines two tracts of land in Caroline county formerly belonging to Thomas Andrews and linked to a mortgage. Tract 1 covers part of a tract once called Andrews Fountain or Fortune, with boundaries adjoining Daniel Williams. Tract 2 grants a one half undivided interest in a parcel known as Andrews Portune or Dawson's Hazard, described by boundary lines and old references to landmarks and trees.
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