Denton Journal Subscription Rates and History
The Denton Journal, established in 1845, lists subscription terms at 2.00 dollars per year paid in advance. This notice records the paper’s pricing and enduring publication status.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1961
Page
2
The Denton Journal, established in 1845, lists subscription terms at 2.00 dollars per year paid in advance. This notice records the paper’s pricing and enduring publication status.
The piece presents Senator Barry Goldwater’s critique of a proposed federal minimum wage increase from $1 to $1.25, arguing it would raise prices and unemployment, extend federal reach against states’ rights, and strain businesses. It cites examples from Louisville and a Michigan retailer to illustrate potential job losses and profits under such a law, urging state and local solutions instead.
Mrs Vernon Blades of Treensboro hosts visitors including Mr and Mrs Arthur Hammer of Hillsboro and Miss Ronnie Jones of Denton. Numerous calls, visits and social events ripple across Greensboro Ridgely Georgetown Wilmington and Dover with church circles planning a bake sale, and many residents attending family gatherings, reunions, and a funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Eck of Baltimore joined State Central Committee members in Annapolis for a dinner. Edwin Winner and children visited Elsmere relatives in Dover. Mrs. Gaylord Durham joined Mrs. Minner for a Philadelphia hospital visit to James Darrell. Multiple residents attended dinners and events in Baltimore, Dover, Greensboro, and Wilmington with friends and hosts noted.
Mr and Mrs Ray Trivitts and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Charles Johnson. Mr and Mrs William Dennis and family of Severn Md visited her parents Mr and Mrs Earle Robinson. Little Barbara Ann Dennis celebrated her first birthday at grandparents home with yellow flowers and a birthday cake. She received many cards and presents. Mrs Marian Robinson attended the Avon meeting at the Capital Grange in Dover Thursday.
A rural sale lists numerous tractors including Allis Chalmers 1-WD 45 and John Deere models B and 30, plus Oliver and Massey Harris items. Plows, planters, cornpickers, drills, discs, hay rakes, mowers, spreaders, end loaders, and several used appliances and lawn tools are available. All used gear traded for between now and sale day, with removal only after terms are met.
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