Denton Journal page two shows March 28 1908 edition
The Denton Journal dated Saturday morning March 28 1908 appears on page two. It lists publishers Malvin Benj H Johnson Melvin & Johnson and presents standard early 20th century local newspaper content.
Maryland Day and the frontier drama of Maryland
Editorial notes on Maryland Day marking the 273rd anniversary of Maryland settlement, praising the state’s growth and tranquil progress. Mentions William Pinkney Whyte’s Senate term, debates on reforms, and reflections on Japan, religion, and national politics. Also includes Navy life, poultry advice, and a humorous piece about an overworked elocutionist, with local notices and a probate sale listing household items.
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Maryland
Tina
Joan Walter Smith
Tueday Tai Hetel
Walliam Pinkney Whyte
States Senate
Congress
Smith
Bo ‘Sy
Prila
Comnanim
Uae
Correction of Caroline county school costs in journal note
Po the Editors of the Journal correct last week's error on school funding. Caroline county paid 22 800.72 total to state and school commissioners for the past year, versus Queen Anne's 41 432.45 for fewer pupils and schools, showing Queen Anne's spends about twice as much. E M Nosle.
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Caroline
Queen Anne’s County
The Clansman at Academy of Music on tour note
The Academy of Music Baltimore presents Thomas Dison Jr s magnificent reconstruction drama The Clansman with Wednesday and Saturday matinees as it embarks on a farewell U S tour. The play draws huge crowds, features vivid Ku Klux Klan scenes, and announces mail orders to Manager Mel Lehmayer for seats.
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Academy of Music
Baltimore
Thomas Dison, Jr
United States
Academy
Ben Hur
Mel. Lehmayer
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
New York
Chicago
London
Baltmore
Barry Maxwell
Maude Durand
Bruce Richardson
Mr. Dixon
Southland
South
Spraying Lime and Sulphur to Fight San Jose Scale
Farmers are urged to start spraying fruit trees now with a lime and sulphur mix to kill the San Jose scale. Directions include lime slaked in hot water to 20 gallons, add flour of sulphur, mix thoroughly, boil in a 50 gallon kettle for an hour, strain and spray hot. Hardware stores supply all needed tools and materials. Peninsula fruit growers face an ongoing dispute with the Pennsylvania Railroad over shelving fruit cars. petitions failed and a further appeal will be made to the railroad's general freight agent Robert C. Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centreville Observer
San Jose
Peninsula
Pennsylvania Railroad
Dover
Robert C. Wright
Governor Crothers to Speak at Elkton High commencement
Governor Crothers accepts invitation to deliver Elkton High School commencement address in June. The Baltimore American notes Ocean City remains a watering place without timings.
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Crothers
Elkton High School
Baltimore American
Ocean City
Inventory of farm gear and livestock items
A detailed list of agricultural equipment, implements, and livestock. It includes binders, drills, mowers, sulky cultivators, horse carts, wagons, planters, harness sets, plows, shears, cradles, augers, and miscellaneous tools. Livestock enumerates horses, mules, cows, steers, sheep, lambs, a sow, and a sizable 600 bushels of corn.
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Dearborn
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children are promoted as a cure for fevers, stomach issues, teething disorders, and bowel problems. The ad claims over 20,600 testimonials and urges purchase from Allen & Cambrill, Le Roy, New York.
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Mother Gray
Gray
New York
Allen & Cimated
le Roy
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Japan
Linle Brown
Sun
Inoan
Sfethadiet
Chase
Epicopal Methodisi
Wesley
United States Senate
William Produce
William James Bryan
Julith Bailey
Philadelphia North Americar
Pennsylvania
Beales
Everal
Tie
Waanty
Coare
Wednessey
Sparrow'’s Point
Cale
U.S. S
Missouri
Nery
Erner
Robert Reese
Sesperus
Rome
Henry of Navarre
Drachenfels
Norval
Grampian
Woodman
Chester
Stanley
Robert
Carolyn Wills
Orphans’ Court
Caroline County
Charles S. Carmine
E, M
Nosle
Ay Schloss Bees
Flnc
Gallimere and New Tork
Sco Oss Bros
Schloss Bros. & CO
James H. Nichols & Son
Denton, Md
H. Clinton Wright
Winfield R. Wright
Shoe Department
Crossett
the Crawford
Crawford
San Jose Scale
Collier's Excelsior
Excelsior
Richmond
W. Oscar Collier
Spring Wood Seed Harms
Talbot Co
Geo. C. Skirven
Carter Block
Denton
Vicinity
Provident Savings Bank
Preston
Mary Amelia Carmine
Emalene Renson
Chas
S. Carmine
Wa. T. Ture
G. Lacy Butler
P. O. Preston
RK. F. D
Near
Harmony
Isaac L, Dukes
Ridgely
J. H. Morgan
Harrington
Del
Cuttin
Andersontown
W. J. Neal
Stetson
W. R. Wright
Sarah E. Parrott
Robinson Parrott
James H. Nichols
Nichols
S. H. Kinder
Alice H. Kinder
C. Percy Wyatt
Henry R. Lewis
Court House
Sarah E.parrott
Joan W. Clark
Russell
A. F. Heather
Templeville
Care Journal
Israel T. Thomas
Martha F. Thomas
Elmer W. Deen
State of
Concord
Chestnut Woods
William T. Hignatt
Silas Layton
Thomas Nichols
Thomas
Liber
T. L.D
Solio
Peter W. Dees
Frank W. Williams ‘Company
W. Taylor St
Poole’s Mill
Steson
Geo. T. Redden
John W. Kelley
James D. Neal
John W. Stephens
Thomas L. Chaffinch
WM. H. Beauchamp
Evan F. Morgan
Mary O. Hussy
James H. Morgathes
Dec’d
George W. Price
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