Denton Journal Page Two Read by Howard Melvin Publisher Notes
Denton Journal Page Two lists editors H Jornson Melvin and Johnson as publishers. The brief page shows staff names and roles for the local newspaper edition. No additional events or dates are provided.
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Howard Melvin Ben
H. Jornson
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Editorial Notes on Senate Fight and Immigration Debate
The Baltimore American argues Democrats lead in candidate output and may clash for Senate presidency between Worcester’s John P. Moore and Wicomico’s Jesse D. Price, while addressing immigration reform and the value of immigrants to the nation. It urges Maryland voters to engage directly under the statewide primary, notes Senator Dillingham’s praise of immigrants, and critiques GOP economy moves and post office spending. It also includes Maryland agricultural statistics and peach orchard pest guidance from New Jersey.
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Baltimore
John P. Moore
Worcester
Jesse D. Price
Wicomico
Moore
Joseph B. Seth
Gto
Price
Gorman
John Walter Smith
Smith
Senate
Senator Lodge
New England
Dillingham
Vermont
Joint Committee of Congress On Immigration
United States
Hemisphere
Maryland
DuPont
du Pont
Powder Trust
Combine
Guggenheim
Philippines
Crane
Senator Lorimer
Committee On Agriculture and Forestry
House Committee On Agriculture
Lorimer
Chicago Beef Trust
Stock Yards
Beef Trust
Igo
Preserve Nature and Planting for Public Benefit
A Pennsylvania horticultural society executive committee plans about 300 in cash prizes for fruits vegetables and canned goods at the January 9 to 15 1912 annual meeting in Pocomoke City. The Dover Fruit Juice Company is organized with 100000 capital stock and 25000 issued at once, par value 25. Subscribe for the JOURNAL and get all the county news.
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The
Peninsula Horticultural Society
Frank E. Matthews
Pocomoke City
Dover Fruit Juice Company
Downfall of Samaria and political notes
A historical Sunday School lesson on Hoshea in Second Kings portrays his indecisive rule and dependence on Assyria, while discussing Israel’s idolatry and God’s deliverance. The piece moves to U.S. politics, urging merit over personal ties in selecting a governor, and comments on Maryland politics and Baltimore’s July 4 festivities with Lord Baltimore and Margaret Brent.
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Hoshea
Hosea
Assyria
Ephraim
Isaiah
Iloshea
Egypt
Israel
Shalmaneser
Professor Rogers
Samaria
Aumelous
Baltimore
Scholarship Notice in Orphans Court of Caroline County
Applications for a Washington College scholarship in Chestertown Maryland will be received by the Orphans Court until July 18 1911. Applicants should be well advanced in ninth grade studies and ready for freshmen. Each applicant must present a certificate from their last teacher or a competent judge. Those unable to attend may mail certificates to the Register of Wills office. By order of the Court Robert J Jump.
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New Jersey
Washington College
Chestertown
Register of Wills
Robert J. Jump
Board of Supervisors to Meet for Voter Registrations
The Caroline county Board of Supervisors of Elections will meet at their Court House office on Tuesday June 27 1911 to appoint Registers of Voters for the coming year and issue Removal Certificates to eligible voters applying in person. By order of the Board BENJ H JOHNSON Clerk.
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Board of Supervisors of Elections For
Caroline County
Court House
Benj. IH. Johnson
Tomato ee Robinson & Co Bel Air Md
Bel Air Maryland notice referencing Tomato ee and E Robinson and Company located in Bel Air with unspecified details in this OCR fragment.
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Tomato Ee
E. Robinson & CO
Bel Air, Md
Albert Handy Alberts announces candidacy for county commissioner
An advertisement states Albert Handy Alberts seeks the Democratic nomination for County Commissioner in the fifth district. He notes the party members urged a southern county commissioner and asks voters for support in the primary after careful consideration.
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Sean
Alberts. Handy
Brewer Deen for State's Attorney in Denton Primary
W Brewster Deen declares his intent to seek the Democratic nomination for State's Attorney. He pledges to uphold the duties, integrity, and welfare of the people, asking Democrats for support at the primary and voters’ approval in November. He signs the statement in Denton on June 1.
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W. Brewster Deen
Denton
Election pledge from William J. Shawn for Sheriff
The candidate, William J. Shawn of the Sixth district, declares his intention to run for Sheriff in Caroline County primaries. He promises to personally run the office and jail if nominated and elected, dismissing deputies, and pledges support for the winning candidate in the general election if not chosen. Dated May 23, 1911.
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Caroline County
WM. J. Shawn
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New Mexico
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx
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Winefield A Wright Department Store
Dienton
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Princess Anne Marylander
South
Orphan’s Court
Assu
Robert L. Breeding
Dollar Magazine
Somerville
Concord
H. T. Nuttle
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