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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1960
Page
4
A feature explains atmospheric nitrogen over every acre, the limits of plant use, and how synthetic urea made from ammonia and carbon dioxide supplies essential nitrogen. It discusses soil needs from Maine to Florida, and the idea of siphoning atmospheric nitrogen as a solution remains a speculative fantasy.
Readers learn to design a portable workbench using drill sander jig saw and circular saw. Suggested dimensions 6 feet by 34 to 36 inches high and 34 7/8 inches wide with 2x12 top boards plus 4x4 legs and 2x4 sides. Maple top preferred but hardwood works. Include shelf storage optional back perforated hardboard and drawer. Plan WB301 offered free by Thor Research Center Marengo Illinois.
The State Police report details thefts and crashes from March including a 1955 Chevrolet stolen from Pearl Works Federalsburg, later recovered with suspects charged. Radar patrol yielded 17 summonses and 17 warnings. Multiple collisions are noted with charges for failure to signal, right of way, and driving under the influence. Also listed are break ins at service stations and multiple arrests connected to break ins and larceny.
County Commissioners and Federalsburg officials announce a settlement on the liquor store dispute. The county will provide police assistance while Federalsburg repeals its liquor sale ban and strengthens local policing around the store. Officials cite the store’s large share of county receipts and a $32,503.84 Federalsburg profit for the year ending April 30, 1958 as factors in preserving the store in town.
A note states that each taxpayer pays almost ten cents on every hundred dollars of assessment highlighting the tax burden.
The Furman s Grove Homemaker s Club met with Mrs. Clarence Ring for its March gathering. Clothing Chairman Mrs. William Cooper Sr presented Dining Dollars and Sense and handed out Extension Service sheets. Mrs. Ringgold reported on the Annapolis trip. Many members or relatives were listed as sick. Mrs. Roy Cherry invited the club to April meetings.
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