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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1938
Page
4
Caleb shows perfect obedience and patient faith in God, claiming the promised inheritance after 45 years in the wilderness. Despite aging, he trusts the Lord to give strength, face giants in Hebron, and bring rest from war with God’s power guiding his steps.
A fragmented OCR puzzle page lists numerous clues with numbers and partial words across multiple definitions. The garbled text spans animals, objects, verbs, and place names, interleaved with abbreviations and stray letters.
Notice to taxpayers stating that the levy has been made for the year 1938 with details to follow in the official assessment and tax collection notices. The message designates the jurisdiction and directs readers to consult the complete levy figures and deadlines issued by the tax authority.
Sherman L. Tribbitt, Treasurer of Caroline County, announces tax bills may be requested after August 20, 1938, with payment not due until October 1, 1938. County tax is 22 4 cents per 100 dollars and state tax 22 4 cents per 100 dollars. Interest accrues from October 1, 1938 for state taxes and from September 1, 1988 for county taxes not paid by January 1, 1939. No discount offered.
Frederick M. Downes administrator will sell at public auction on the premises where Annie Isabelle Downes resided in Denton Maryland on Franklin Street between Third and Fourth Streets at ten o clock a m. The sale lists bedroom suite living room furnishings rugs cookware and assorted household items. Cash only. no removal until terms are met. Auctioneer James Temple. Attorney Fred R. Owens.
W Brewster Deen as Assignee offers at public auction the 211 acre farm in Caroline County Maryland in the Sixth Election District. The sale at the courthouse front door in Denton will occur between 2 and 4 p.m. on a date to be announced. The property includes a 5 room dwelling, 3 room annex, barn, granary, 118 cultivated acres 51 pasture and remainder woodland. Cash $250 required. balance at final court ratification. Deed at purchaser cost. May 12 1938.
Nan reconciles with her mother as a long distance call weaves a fast route from Atlantic coastal home to San Francisco. The tale contrasts a vibrant family farewell with a childlike wonder at Arctic explorers and a doll show, highlighting cross country kinship and curious school projects.
Denton Maryland June 30 1938 a political advertisement announcing William M Garey as a Democratic candidate for county commissioner in Caroline County He cites lifelong residence farm ownership Garland Farms and Garland Lake service in World War I and vows tax reduction better schools roads prudent spending and impartial service if elected He seeks votes in the Democratic primary signed William M Garey dated 1938 with town Denton and notice code Pol. Adv.
Wayne A. Cawley announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Caroline County Clerk of the Circuit Court. A twenty year county resident and taxpayer, he highlights agricultural interests and public service experience in farm organizations and urges fellow Democrats to support him in the September 12 primary.
The 1938 summer timetable lists daily and Sunday sailings between Annapolis and Matapeake effective June 17. Times run in EST with frequent departures from Annapolis and Matapeake including morning, midday, and evening slots, plus cyclist and pedestrian connections via Romancoke to Claiborne.
The entry lists departure times from Romancoke at 9 11 2 4 6 8 a m and from Claiborne at 8 10 1 3 5 7 p m with motor coach service for pedestrians only between Matapeake and Romancoke on these trips.
The candidate, born and raised in the Eighth Election District, announces a bid for Sheriff of Caroline County subject to Democratic Primaries. With over twenty years of party work, the applicant seeks the voters’ favorable consideration and party support in September, noting it as the first time seeking office.
A Democrat announces candidacy for Caroline County Treasurer subject to the party primaries on September 19. 1928. The filing sets the race within the party’s path to the general election.
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