Denton Journal Page 3 page from June 6 1908
Denton Journal page 3 published Saturday morning June 6 1908 features local notices and brief items from Melvin H Johnson and Johnson publishers. Historical community notes and short news items populate the page.
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Denton Journal
Melvin Ben
H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Great issue before the people tariff issue debate
The piece argues the tariff favors trusts and manufacturers, urging voters to back the Democratic ticket to lower tariffs. It contrasts Republican protection with foreign retaliation and predicts a Democratic president and Congress are the only hope for lower prices and genuine competition.
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Germany
France
Austria
Russia
England
United States
Republican Party
Congress
Democratic State Convention Delegates and Electors Named
The Baltimore Democratic State Convention elected fifteen delegates to the national convention and named eight Presidential electors. Delegates at large include Governor Crothers, General Vandiver, and Attorney General Straus. District delegates span Kent, Dorchester, Baltimore, Carroll, and others. Presidential electors by district are listed with multiple counties represented. The platform calls for tariff revision, states’ rights, and denunciation of centralization and Roosevelt policy. No presidential nominee preference was declared, though allies of several candidates are in the Denver delegation.
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Baltimore
Austin L. Crothers
Cecil County
Murray Vandiver
Harford County
Isaac Lobe Straus
J. Fred. C. Talbott
Baltimore County
Andrew Woodall
Kent County
W. Grayson Winterbottom
Dorchester County
Charles H. Dickey
T. Herbert Shriver
Carroll County
John J. Mahon
John Hubert
S. S. Field
Daniel J. Loden
Jackson H. Ralston
Prince George's County
T. Frank Smith
St. Mary's County
Sir Lee
Montgomery County
G. Semmes Hamill, Jr
Garrett County
J. Enos Ray
Prince George’s
James W. Denney
Baltimore City
E. H. Brown
Queen Anne’s
John F. Williams
H. I. Biedler
Peter J. Campbell
William H. Hellen
Calvert
Charles H. Conly
Frederick County
Editorial Notes On The Sixtieth Congress End Of Session
The article reflects on the first session of the Sixtieth Congress, predicting fall campaigns and contrasting Republican fears with Democratic optimism. It accuses Republicans of discreditable actions, noting increased appropriations that raise the burden on citizens and urging accountability.
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Congress
Split-log drag for rough earth roads eyed by Public Roads unit
A Public Roads bulletin details the split-log drag as an inexpensive, light, and effective tool to keep earth roads smooth. It explains construction steps with cedar or elm logs, stake placement, hitching, and routine use after rain, noting few roads may ever be paved and urging regular dragging to prevent baking and ruts.
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Office of Public Roads
United States
Department of Agriculture
Split log drag cuts road costs and mud in Kansas Iowa
A Kansas study shows split log dragging costs per mile as low as 1.50 to 6.00 dollars annually, with an average around 3 dollars for 5 miles. Testimony from E P Sanborn and R H Aishton supports its economy, while Iowa townships report roads like a race track after a year of use. County commissioners plan to provide drags to interested farmers to improve adjacent roads.
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Kansas
W. C. Hoad
University of Kansas
E. P. Sanborn
R. H. Aishton
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Rishton
Iowa
Special cut price auction of farm wagons and horse gear
W OH Murray of Farmington Delaware advertises a thirty day sale on a variety of horse and wagon gear. Items include post survey seating, first class buggy, market wagon, harness sets, winter blankets, carriages, and farm wagons with substantial price reductions. Buyers urged to inspect stock and take advantage of the deals.
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Courtland
W. OH. Murray
Farmington
Delaware
Fourth of July Celebration at Easton Fair Grounds
July 4 at Easton Fair Grounds promises a day of merriment with morning and afternoon trotting and running races and other amusements. Evening fireworks balloon ascensions and a grand ball from 8:30 to 11:30 with music and a waxed floor for 100 couples. Dinner and supper served on the grounds. Organized by M. B. Nicwons, Secretary.
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Easton Fair Ground
Easton Fair Grounds
M. B. Nicwons
Sec’ Y
Marriage Licenses Issued In May In Caroline County
May issued licenses to Lacey E Meredith and Nellie V Sullivan of Caroline county. Arthur E Dowell of Washington and Katurah E Trice of Denton. Lawrence LeGates and Ida Viola Williamson of Bethlehem. Thos F Phillips and Mary B Magee of Federalsburg.
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Lacey E. Meredith
Nellie V. Sullivan
Caroline County
Arthur E. Dowell
Washington
Katurah E.trice
Denton
Lawrence LeGates
Ida Viola Williamson
Bethlehem
Thos F. Phillips
Mary B. Magee
Federalsburg
Onnetta of Gnaden Huetten debuts in PhiladelphiaRecord
The Philadelphia Record will publish starting Sunday June 7 a story by William J. Grimm titled Onnetta of Gnaden Huetten. It is a tale set in colonial Pennsylvania at the start of the French and Indian War and during Conrad Weisers later career as an Indian interpreter. It will continue through June and July.
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Philadelphia Record
William J. Grimm
Onnetta
Gnaden Huetten
Pennsylvania
Conrad Weiser
Caroline County Democratic Voters Cite Details in Sisk Charge
A Caroline County Democratic statement questions James R. Phillips and A. W. Sisk over campaign conduct. It references affidavits, March statements, April open letter, and a March 21 publication in the Denton Journal, urging direct questions to Sisk and attributing responsibility to him.
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Denton Journal
James R. Phillips
A. W. Sisk
Sisk
Phillips
Democratic Party
Mr. Sisk
Caroline County
Toto
House of Delegates
Dr. Thillips
W. W. Goldsborough
Dr. Phillips
Wesley Jarrell
Albert W. Sisk
Sisk challenged over corroborated affidavits and forged claims
W W Goldsborough challenges Albert W Sisk over sworn statements about a vote deal involving James R Phillips and potential quid pro quo. Goldsborough cites affidavits from Hignutt Price and Proctor, demanding public dispute resolution in Denton with details of who proposed votes and why Sisk published rebuttals.
Farms and Country Places Wanted Ad
Customers in fifteen states ready to buy or rent. Write full particulars. Large properties a specialty. J Leland Hanna advertisement listing farms and country places for sale or rent with emphasis on broad geographic availability and specialized handling.
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J. Leland Hanna
Miele Big
Timere
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RSE
Garoline County Commissioners
Summer Religion
F. ‘I. Benson
Great
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Paradise
Eden
Wm. T. Hignutt
Wm. M. Price
Burton Proctor
Maryland
Albert G. Towers
Judge
Sik
Annapolis
Committee On Executive
State Central Committee
EACI
FHIEM
Nlaring
J. M. Noble
Ridgely
Caroline Sun
DexTex Journal
ISIS
Masonic Hall
W. W. GoLésvorouan
Hecleschould
Howard and
Lexington Streets
Best Store
Ladies' Home Journal
Hochschild, Kohn & Co
Lexington Sts
Elmer W. Deen
Timber Land
Circuit Court
Sarah E. Williams
Celia Leigh
Chancery
Preston
Preston-Hynson Road
Preston-Friendship Road
William Cohee
Gallagher
Charles Turner
William Turner
Elmer Yy. Deen
Fr. P. Covey
Nisi
William T. Hall
Eliza A. Hall
Eliza J. Hall Nultle
Harvey L. Cooper
Thomas L, Day
Thomas L
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Caroline County, MD
John Coates
Ledman
James T. Cooper
Raymond Coates
IF. P. Covey
Chipman’s Lane
Board of School Commissioners
Andersontown
NOBLE
Preston Vehicle & Harness CO
Derot
Hollins
Psine Wilmington
Court House
O. J. Redden
Market
Main Street
Fifth
Rudolph G. Anklam
Anklam Manufacturing Company
Samuel Griffin
Clan Phillips
Orem II, Henry
Willoughby Nowell
Depot
Bridgetown
N. C
Vesper
Denton Bridge
L. B. Towers
Denton, Md
C. Leslie Walls
G.S. Rairigh