Denton Journal June 6 1925 front page
Denton Journal and publishers note edition dated Saturday June 6 1925 enters at the Denton Md postal service as second class mass matter. The page presents the Denton Journal page 4 with names Edward Melvin Ben H Johnson Melvin and Johnson publishers and Eusistes af Serr.
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Denton Journal
Edward Melvin Ben H
Johnson
Melvin & Johnson Publishers
Eusistes
Tha
Denton. Md
Marshall remembered as old school statesman in Indiana
The Baltimore Sun notes former Vice President Thomas R. Marshall's death in Washington. It praises his high character, modesty, loyalty to Woodrow Wilson, and his substantial contributions as Indiana Governor and national figure. The piece lauds his gentlemanly conduct, bipartisan respect, and says his loss is a political calamity for Indiana.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Washington
The
Baltimore Sun
Woodrow Wilson
Marshall
White House
Indiana
Mr. Marshall
Wilson
Europe
Senate
Afr
Able Jurist Judge Adkins Praised by Maryland Editor
Paul Winchester of The Marylander Baltimore lauds Judge William H. Adkins as an able conscientious learned jurist from Talbot County. He praises Talbot’s historic lineage and Maryland’s Eastern Shore for long tradition of loyal and patriotic public service stretching from colonial times to independence.
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Paul Winchester
Marylander
Baltimore
Maryland
William H. Adkins
Judge Adkins
Talbot County
Commonwealth
Talbot
Judge Adkins a Pillar of Maryland Justice and Patience
A tribute lauds Judge Adkins as a model Maryland jurist with a lifelong record of learning, patience, and integrity. The piece highlights his lineage, Johns Hopkins background, calm demeanor on the bench, and respect for the law amid trying court arguments, praising him as an ideal citizen and gentleman.
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Army
Navy
Talbot
Judge Adkins
Johns Hopkins University
Isaac L. Adkins
Easton National Bank
Eastern Shore Counties
Adkins
James Alfred Pearce
Kent County
Second Circuit
St Mary’s White Chapel Parish Mourns Z P Steele
The Rector and Vestry memorialize Z Potter Steele senior warden who died on the 76th day of May last. His life of service inspired the parish and the community. A vestry meeting adopted the resolution, praising his long church association and impact.
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St. Mary's White Chapel
Z. Potter Steele
Progress in reducing grade crossing deaths, 1924 rate down
The American Railway Association reports substantial progress in cutting accidents and fatalities from railroad train and automobile collisions at grade crossings. A new intensified campaign will run from Monday until September 30, during peak motor traffic, after noting 2,149 deaths in 1924, a five percent drop from the prior year.
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American Railway Association
Wye Oak Crowned King of Oaks in America
The bulletin of the State Forestry Bureau notes the Wye Oak at Wye Mills Talbot county crowned King of Oaks in America by C S Sargent curator of the Arnold Arboretum Harvard University author Trees of North America The white oak spans 18 3 feet diameter above ground 6 feet diameter 44 feet up 8 feet high with a 140 feet spread and an estimated age of 400 years
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Bulletin of
The
State Forestry Bureau
Wye Mills
Talbot County
America
C. S. Sargent
Arnold Arboretum
Harvard University
North America
Frank Dixon Dies, Noted Chautauqua Lecturer
Frank Dixon, a renowned Chautauqua lecturer, has died in New York last week. The public figure was widely known for his engaging lectures on literature and culture and influenced many in the lecture circuit. His death marks the end of an era for the Chautauqua movement.
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Frank Dixon
New York
Not the Sun or Season But the Folks We Meet
Poem reflecting on how daily people and kindness shape mood and seasons. It emphasizes warm hearts over weather, urging smiles to brighten days and journeys, with a closing wish for joy along each mile.
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Sun
Hall
Gale
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
The Air and Its Weight Across the Earth
The text explains air as the atmosphere surrounding Earth, averaging 15 pounds per square inch. It describes the barometer’s role as an atmosphere weigher and how small changes in mercury height reflect large shifts in air mass. A tenth of an inch equates to eighty eight thousand tons per square mile, while an inch across Britain implies over one hundred thousand million tons of air.
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British Isles
Art of Dining Out by Towne in Harper's
Charles Hanson Towne argues dining out is an art requiring careful guest selection and table arrangement. A hostess who neglects seating shows social foolishness and risks ruin of a two hour dining experience. Forethought and understanding of human nature are essential.
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Charles Hanson Towne
Government Bureau Building History and Expansions
In 1878 Congress appropriated 800000 for acquiring the Fourteenth and B streets site and for the engraving and printing bureau. The building was finished and occupied in 1880. A southwest wing was added in 1891 and a west wing in 1904. A new building fund was set in 1907, completed and occupied in 1914.
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Congress
Fourteenth and
B Streets
Bureau of Engraving Sand Printing
Administrator and Attorney Sell Valuables Near Concord Md
Under an Orphans Court order in Caroline County Maryland, Cannon C Wright’s administrator and attorney-in-fact for his heirs announce a public sale of his home farm and the described personal property. The sale takes place Monday June 15 1925 at 10 o'clock a m on the farm along the Concord to Bloomery road.
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Caroline County
Geo. A. Deakyne
Geo, A. Deakyne
Orphans’ Court
Cannon C. Wright
Concord
Bloomery
Circuit Court
Equity
Personal Property Auction Listing From Rural Estate Sale
An itemized inventory lists household goods and farm implements for sale including furniture such as parlor suite organ victrola lamps and beds, plus kitchenware, tools and farm equipment. Livestock includes bantams chickens two hogs a pony and dairy cows among other personal property too numerous to mention.
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Jersey and Guernsey
Guernsey
Pleasant Field land sale in Caroline county Maryland
The land known as Pleasant Field in Caroline county will be sold at 11 30 o clock a m. It lies along the Concord to Bloomery road and runs with the west outlet of Elisha Wright and Cannon Wright dwelling houses. The parcel contains 85 percent acres more or less. The land was conveyed by Elisha Wright and wife to Cannon C. Wright by deed dated May 20, 1882 and recorded in Liber U H G No 45 Folio 317.
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Caroline County
Concord
Bloomery
Elisha
Cannon Wright
Elisha Wright
Cannon C. Wright
Maryland
Samuel G. Nuttle
Edgar H. Stafford
Beulah M. Stafford
T. Pliny Fisher
Comn
HL. Doerr
Marydel
Williston
Elecon
Maryand
Mill Creek
Lawrence B. Towers
Mary V. Stevens
Henry Doerr
Ariminta Poole
L. B.T
Mail Creek
Commodore Doerr
Frederick Howard
Andrew Slaughter
Katie Morgan
Linwood Eaton
John ‘Pf. Carter
Henry Slaughter
Liber J. K
Improvements Along With Farm Buildings At Prime Location
Two story dwelling with 9 rooms, barn, stable, carriage house, corncrib, granary and large chicken house. Buildings in good condition and well located. Desirable home. Possession January 1, 1926. Crops reserved. Taxes and insurance adjusted to January 1, 1926.
Terms of Sale for Personal and Real Property Auction
Terms of sale specify cash on sums ten dollars and under with no removal until settled. For larger amounts, five months credit with interest bearing note approved by administrator. Real estate requires one third cash and balance by January 1 1926 or full cash at purchaser option. Deferred payments bear interest and must be secured to the attorney in fact. Deed issued upon payment. title papers and stamps at purchaser expense. Sale rain or shine.
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Calvert C. Merriken
Wilbert L. Merriken
L. F. Covey
Wesley E. Thawley
James Temple
Trustees Sale of Valuables in Caroline County Maryland
Public auction in Denton Maryland will sell the real estate of Mary Doerr and others. Parcels include Parcel 1 a farm near Marydel with barn sheds and outbuildings. Parcel 2 Lot 1 five Lots in Williston along Chaptank River and Mill Creek totaling about sixteen and seventy seven hundredths acres. Lot 2 a three and three quarter acre parcel by Mail Creek with Mill Creek frontage. Sale set between 2 and 4 pm at courthouse door.
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Circuit Court
Caroline County
Mary Doerr
Laintiffs
Louise Hignutt
Court House
Denton
Maryland
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