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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1926
Page
2
Denton Journal for Saturday March 6 1926 lists Howard Melvin Besj and Johnson Melvin and Johnson Publishers. Published every Saturday and entered at the Denton Maryland post office as second class mail matter. The page presents standard notices and local items for the Denton community.
Congress approves a tax bill that reduces present rates by 387.811 million dollars, a figure higher than Mellon’s suggested limit. The piece notes Treasury estimates are often unreliable and contends reductions should be broad and equitable. It also covers a slogan contest tied to a regional development program and a Civil Service posting inviting 60 police staff in several states with stepped salaries.
Dr J H M Knox Jr warns Maryland parents to shield babies and young children from coughs and colds as well as measles diphtheria scarlet fever and whooping cough. He notes deaths are highest under five and urges toxin antitoxin protection for all babies beginning at age one year and better nourishment and fresh air to build resistance.
The quote instructs to isolate individuals from both adults and children who have any communicable disease, highlighting strict exclusion to prevent spread. It reflects a public health stance likely from a historical article emphasizing quarantine or protection measures in communal settings.
Dr L L Harter of the US Department of Agriculture endorses corrosive sublimate as an effective seed potato disinfectant and profitable if applied now. Instructions cover preparation, soaking times, solution strength, batch handling, and disposal. Safety cautions urge careful handling and keeping away from livestock, with notes on bed cleanup and soil replacement.
The Larrowe Institute of Animal Economics estimates an extra 131360 dollars annually for Caroline county farmers from cow manure. Manure adds plant nutrients to soil, and feeding trials show cows convert feed energy into milk while returning about half the fertility elements to the soil. Proper manure management and quality feeds boost milk output and reduce fertilizer costs.
The Del-Mar-Va Eastern Shore Association has decided Salisbury will remain the headquarters for the Eastern Shore publicity movement through December 31, 1927. Wicomico county members did not propose or vote on the question. The association will set up permanent offices and committees to support a publicity program protecting business interests and establishing service bureaus.
The Rev. Robert T. Whiteley formerly of Maryland died February 20 1926 after a ten day illness. He lived at 1002 Rural Avenue Williamsport PA and was 65. Survived by his wife Sarah G three daughters Mirian F Martha D and Ethel F one brother Warry one sister Mrs aA J Messick. Funeral February 28 at Mulberry Street Methodist Church officiated by Rev Dr W Edward Watkins.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at Mrs Willie E Pritchett's home on Thursday afternoon March 9 at 2 o'clock. All members are requested to be present.
Ladies invited to a parcel post sale at the Denton Auto Co show-room with packages passing through the mail without string cutting. Event advertised for Marel 13th at 10:30 a.m. with lively invitation.
A collection of affectionate memorial verses for Annie Williamson George Williamson and Chas E Mitchell. The poems reflect mourning from children Minnie Ola and a wife, recalling departed parents and a husband with themes of memory, love, loss, and enduring presence.
A prospective candidate for sheriff in 1926 appeals to county friends for assistance. He cites prior sheriff duties as beneficial to himself and taxpayers if nominated and elected.
WM. F. JACKSON announces candidacy for sheriff at the Caroline County primaries. He pledges to fulfill duties to the best of his ability and seeks Democratic voters support from Ridgely dated January 9 1926. Also note notice of J Ed Nichols millinery sale appliance near the end.
By order of the Orphans Court of Caroline County on March 2 1926 administrator et a of Reynolds Wilson deceased will sell at public sale at the late home in West Denton. Items include garden rake cross cut saw various plows harvest gear household goods wagons tools lumber poultry equipment furniture and more. Cash on day of sale. no removal before terms are met. ISAACS DUKES administrator et al. of Reynolds Wilson deceased.
In the Circuit Court for Caroline County in Equity No 2374 on March 2 1926 an auditor's report is ratified and confirmed unless good cause is shown within three weeks from March 9 1926. A copy of the order must be printed in a Caroline County newspaper in two successive weeks before March 16 1926.
A ream bungalow one mile from Denton on State road to Greensboro offers for sale with 20 acres of adjoining land. Possession given at once. Willougiby Nowell of Denton, Maryland.
A local note seeks public support for L as a sheriff candidate in upcoming Democratic primaries. The misspelled plea asks community help and shares no concrete plans or dates.
An advertisement from Newnaum Denton Maryland promotes the Radio Department with Mr Wolf as the constant service contact for winter spring summer and fall. It invites readers to subscribe to The Journal and to vet all county news.
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