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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1926
Page
4
The piece argues farm relief legislation is dead and Congress will adjourn amid GOP disarray. It predicts Republicans will campaign against President Coolidge, disown Mellon, and deny fulfilling the party platform, fueling a nationwide revolt and voter demand for change.
The Del-Mar-Va Eastern Shore Association held its first official Board of Governors and officers meeting in Milford Delaware to launch a permanent organization. Fifty seven of eighty two officers attended as bylaws were adopted and a six month budget of 50000 dollars approved for July through December 1926.
The Fourth of July marks peak picnic season with families heading to seashores woods and lakes. Canned foods offer simple heat and serve options using a new can opener to avoid handling. Menu ideas include baked beans spaghetti with tomato sauce succotash clam chowder Boston brown bread and gherkins. Preparation is quick and avoids long busy work, leaving everyone ready for the day.
Mr and Mrs B B Todd of Baltimore spend Fourth with Mr and Mrs W C Todd. Mrs William D Uhler visits Baltimore and Buena Vista Springs. Miss Georgia Elaine Haynie and Master William Uhler Wheeler of Baltimore visit Mrs William D Uhler at Maple Dell. Mrs Sherman I Hignutt visits Delaware relatives. Mrs Mary Hayes sells her farm and summers near Annapolis. Miss Eloise Thawley of Denton visits grandparents Mr and Mrs QO M Hignutt.
Loving memorial notes the death of Mary Newlee Hutson on July 4, 1917. Emma Newlee expresses grief, remembrance, and belief she rests in eternal peace. A separate notice advertises Centreville Catholic Church Lawn Fete on July 16 and 17 with summer hat sales by Mrs. Ida Hollingsworth.
Sealed proposals due July 6 1926 at 10 am for delivering eligible pupils in the coming school year. Routes include Camp Grove Central Williston Cedar Grove Andersontown Concord Poplar Neck with specified start points and return paths. Contractors must provide standard auto buses and ensure pupil safety. contract runs one year with possible extension.
Blades Rosenfeld and Frederick Attorneys at Law based at 1206 1207 Fidelity Building Baltimore Maryland. Phone numbers Plaza 4762 and Plaza 7659 listed for contact.
A public sale by assignees W Brewster Deen Alan Goldsborough James Temple offers several parcels of land in Caroline County Maryland near the Denton Willis ton road. The parcels include a 4 to 5 acre east side lot, a west side lot on the main road, and another on the east side totaling multiple acres with historic deeds. Terms require one third cash day of sale, rest in six and twelve months, or all cash with title at purchaser expense.
Nie notifies taxpayers that the annual levy has been set for 1926. The notice outlines the total levy amount and its application to municipal functions, with instruction to pay by the designated deadline.
Executors of James S. Willis offer two multiple tract farms and improvements in Caroline County at public sale in Denton on a spring afternoon. Tract 1 covers about 21-22 acres with fields and boundaries tied to historic deeds, Tract 2 comprises land in the eighth district with Henrys Folly Enlarged and related parcels plus a dwelling and outbuildings, Tract 3 includes another well improved residence with barns and timber. Sale date to be set with possession January 1, 1927, terms include one third cash the day of sale and balance over 12 months or all cash. title at purchaser expense. possible loan through W. Brewster Deen. Auctioneer James Temple. Executed by Harry P. Willis as executor.
Executors of William H. Deen offer to sell by public auction diverse real estate in Caroline County Maryland. Tract 1 combines eighty eight and one fourth acres with a Ten acre tract and a One acre parcel plus town lots in Denton with a sixteen hundred fifty square foot dwelling and outbuildings. Additional parcels include parcels near Hutchinson's Cross Roads and Fowling Creek Mill Pond totaling eighty two acres, a choptank river marsh timber property of about one hundred twenty eight acres, and a large timbered tract near Booby Island. Auction at Denton Court House door. Terms: months or all cash or deferred with interest. Carr ie Deen and W Brewster Deen executors.
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