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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1911
Page
2
Howard Melvinelay Porwson Melvin and Johnson are listed in a public notice from the Denton Journal page four dated Saturday morning June 24 1911. The fragment references names and a scheduled public posting or announcement.
Representative Lewis of Maryland introduces a bill to fold express companies into the post office system to cut parcel rates by over half and extend service to country districts via rural delivery, funding with government bonds after condemning existing rail contracts. Taft marks silver wedding with public celebration. Maryland packing industry sees optimism amid Pure Food act dispute and regional political maneuvering.
The News of Wednesday reports Gov. Austin L. Crothers seriously weighs entering the primaries for renomination with a decision due in a few days. The News notes aspirants must reckon with Crothers in the primaries, while The Baltimore American lists a Baltimore strong slate: Gorman for Governor, Harrington for Comptroller, Pee for Attorney General.
Senator T P Gore of Oklahoma writes to the JOURNAL praising Woodrow Wilson as a strong Democratic candidate. He argues for a candidate who can win and govern, notes New Jersey and New York as pivotal, and says Wilson has been faithful in office and aligned with Democratic ideals.
House committees reveal that top prosecutors' ties to major trusts complicate enforcement. United States Attorney General Wick ersham admitted drawing a 226000 sugar trust fee before taking office. Henry P Taft remains at Strong and Cadwalder, aiding big firms in evading law and prosecution. Frank B Kellogg, a special counsel, is also involved.
In loving remembrance of cousin Elva E Poore who died May 24 1911 at age 23 years 5 months and 12 days. None knew her but to love her None named her but to praise. Farewell dear Elva but not forever. There will be a glorious dawn. We will meet to part never on the Resurrection Morn. The thy darling form lies sleeping in the cold and silent tomb. Nora F dedicates these lines. Some people put off until tomorrow the thing they should have done last week.
As attorney for the owner I will sell to the highest bidder in front of the Court House in Easton Maryland between 2 and 3 o'clock p m on Saturday July 15th all that tract of 121 acres more or less known as the property.
In Chapel District Talbot County near Cordova Willoughby and Skipton a mill with three rollers and one burr powered by water. Includes dwelling, barns, 23 acres in corn 30 acres meadow over 5 acres wood mill pond. Mill makes flour and meal. inspection invited. Terms one third cash three thirds due 6 and 12 months first mortgage at low rate. possession in 31 days.
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