Denton Maryland Saturday Paper May 9 1826
Published every Saturday this issue announces postal mailing from Denton Maryland as second class mail matter dated May 9 1826.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1925
Page
2
Published every Saturday this issue announces postal mailing from Denton Maryland as second class mail matter dated May 9 1826.
The piece honors Mothers Day tomorrow and extols maternal love as timeless and enduring. It quotes Oliver Wendell Holmes on motherhood, emphasizes the child and home as foundations of the nation, and urges respect for women and mothers in civic life and future voting rights. It also notes women’s growing role in public life and the ideal of a secure home as a model for the world.
Dr John Fulton of the Maryland Department of Health urges vaccination for all residents who have not been vaccinated in the past year. Free vaccine is available through physicians or local health officers. He notes rising U S cases and deaths, stresses rapid, painless vaccination, and cites Maryland's relatively small but rising case totals from 1922 to 1924. The message emphasizes travel and contact risks and the need for universal vaccination to prevent disfigurement and fatalities.
A call emphasizes vaccination as a universal, accessible safeguard for every man, woman, and child in the state, warning that neglect would invite the fate seen in other regions and nearby areas. The message stresses immediate action and public health responsibility.
In the Orphans Court on Tuesday Judges West Harper and Shawn presided. Andrew D Stanton executor of Selby Ray Smiths estate filed first and final account and list of debts which were examined approved and ordered recorded. The Eastern Share Trust Company of Federalsburg was authorized to pay over funds for Richard Leon Collins minor with accrued interest. Releases from Nellie R Stephens Nora Stephens Davis were examined approved and ordered recorded. Glencoe K Kelley administrator of Tilghman E Kelley filed releases from distributees approved and recorded. G Lacey Stevens administrator of Sallie S Webster filed an interest account and final distribution approved and recorded. Releases from Sarah J Freeney Esther V Fowler Ruth E Harrington Ethel V Conwell and Helen H Webster approved and recorded. Harry E Webb administrator of William J Webb filed inventory and appraisement approved and recorded.
An Easton raid led by Jesse H. Bratton uncovered large quantities of grain mash, distilled spirits, and operating stills near Harmony, Bethlehem, and Talbot counties. Investigations traced sources to Mexico and Caroline county suppliers, with Bratton conducting 31 raids since April 7. Authorities plan arraignments at Salisbury.
The Denton county colored athletic meet was held in Denton on Saturday with nearly all county schools represented. Denton led with 103 points followed by Federalsburg 32 Bethel 20 Mt. Zion 19 Preston 15 Hainesville 12 Washington 11 Tuckahoe 10 Deep Branch 9 Greensboro 7 Ridgely 5 Union 3 Dover Road 3 Marsh Creek 3 Hillsboro 2.
Ambitious individuals with small capital can earn 75 to 100 dollars weekly by distributing Heberling's well known products in their home county. Company teaches, assists, and supports a large business. Include age, occupation, and references. Dept 1401 Bloomington Hlinofe.
Auction of valuable real estate in Caroline County near Federalsburg on the Northwest Fork of the Nanticoke River includes a large barn and cattle stable, implement sheds, poultry house, a two story tenant dwelling, and timber land. Ambrose W. Bradley’s homestead with 136 acres arable and 20 acres woodland. landlord’s share of growing crops goes to purchaser. shell road access, near railroads and markets.
Public foreclosure sale of a 230 acre farm known as Long Marsh Ridge and Hog Hole in Caroline County Maryland. The sale to be held May 23 1925 in front of Goldsboro Bank. Property includes timber land and access to a stone road two miles from Ingleside to Goldsboro.
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