Local notes include openings and obituaries in Denton area
Mr George Koenig plans to open a Den Mar Mobile store and bakery after renovations in Denton. The old Market Street building was sold to George Koesig for a bakery. A 4 H Sewing Club forms with officers Anne Green Margaret Beck and Catherine Hirs. Numerous regional residents visit or return from trips, including Norris Tribbett, Edwin Seeders, George Lowe, William Cody, Nettie Satterfield, and others. Mr Samuel T Norris dies at 78 after a brief illness. funeral held with several pastors. Mr Thomas Sparklin dies at 81 near Hillsboro, long a Denton National Bank director. funeral at home with Rev J A Rood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Koenig
Den-Mar Mobile
Den-Mar Mobile Co
Market
Third Streets
Second Street
Messrs
T. Pliny Fisher
Clarence H. Roe
George Koesig
Denton
Anne Green
Margaret Beck
Catherine Hirs
Kathleen Moore
Ruth Singer
Beatrice Schuh
Dorothy Singer
Collingsdale
Dallas Savage
Jack Wilson
Marcus Hook
Katherine Singer
Greensboro
Norris Tribbett
Tribbett
Philadelphia
Edwin R. Seeders
Springfield
Mass
Andersontown
George Lowe
John Wiggins
William E. Cody
West Denton
John M. Cody
Baltimore
Nettie E. Satterfield
Madison
N. C
Thos. Satterfield
Rachel Lucas
Lelia
Mr. Norris
State Warehouse
Eliza Bailey
Charles F. Norris
William I. Norris
Denton National Bank
Holiness Church
G. L. Helsby
A. A. Price
G. L. Jump
C. N. Jones
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas B. Sparklin
Caroline County
Hillsboro
Caroline
J. A. Rood
Queen Anne M. E. Church South
Maryland Farm Front This Week Rates On Wheat
The loan rate for U. S. No. 1 wheat shipped by rail to Baltimore and Philadelphia terminal storage is 2.37 per bushel. Boat or truck shipments cost 10 cents less. Farm stored wheat rates range from 2.11 to 2.16 depending on the county. Discounts from these prices apply to wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Maryland farmers urged to store wheat as storage space tightens
Maryland PMA chairman Jos H Blandford warns of scarce wheat storage in Baltimore Philadelphia and Norfolk as railroads own most facilities. Facing shortages farmers may seek farm storage loans while awaiting relief from shipments abroad. Potatoes offered at favorable terms. weather favors harvest and drying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos. H. Blandford
Maryland
PMA
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Trailroads
Carriersrom
AAA
Marsland Pma
Mr. Blandford
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