Denton Journal Page Ben J H Johnson and Johnson Purlisme re
Local page from the Denton Journal highlights figures Ben J H Johnson and the Johnson Purlisme firm. The clipping notes public notices and business listings tied to Denton based entities and individuals.
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BEN J. H. Johnson & Johnson
Purlismere
Democratic Victory Clubs target Denton voters
Editorial urges Denton Democrats to join the National Democratic Victory Club plan backed by Cordell Hull. It argues $5 contributions can help fund a nationwide network to ensure honest government and Democratic control in Washington. Also cites Chauncey Depew on mental health and notes roads and dollar purchasing power data.
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Caroline
Cordell Hull
United States
Hull
Victory Club
Democratic Victory Club
Democratic National Campaign Fund
Democratic Party
Washington
Denton
Chairman Hall
Democratic Club
Chauncey M. Depew
Mr. Depew
Chauncey Depew
International relations study planned near Baltimore
The article notes a Johns Hopkins effort to establish a school for the study of international relations, highlighting Baltimore as proximate to Washington. It mentions Senate actions on Democratic income tax substitutes and surtax rates, with Republicans aligning with Democrats, and quotes commentary from the Brooklyn Eagle and Wilmington Every Evening about political strategies and civil rights.
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Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Washington
United States Senate
Brooklyn Eagle
Strawberry season and Baltimorean passion for berries
The Sun notes cheaper strawberries boost spring mood in Baltimore. Florida berries look fine but taste bland. Caroline berries ease pockets. Anne Arundel berries deliver real flavor and body. The piece laughs at a Chinese-origin berry disease cured by eating fruit, joking Baltimore is afflicted this season.
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Baltimore
Florida
Anne Arundel
China
Hog Cholera Outbreaks in April 1924
I K Atherton of the Government Bureau of Animal Industry reports April 1924 hog cholera was still unsatisfactory with 33 premises affected, up from 16 in 1923. Outbreaks included 20 primary and 135 secondary, with five backyard cases. Counties compete for most outbreaks, led by Anne Arundel with 6, Harford second with 5, Prince George's and St. Mary's tied at 4, Kent and Montgomery at 3, Worcester and Washington at 2, and Carroll, Frederick, Somerset, Wicomico tied at 1.
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Government Bureau of Animal Industry
Anne Arundel County
Harford County
Prince George’s
St. Mary’s
Kent
Montgomery
Worcester
Washington
Carroll
Frederick, Somerset
Wicomico
Strawberry outlook shows fewer berries this year
Strawberries may be less plentiful this year as winter’s lingering chill and spring conditions threaten production. USDA Crop Estimates Division notes total harvest area across 19 states at about 113,250 acres, down from 120,710 last season. Intermediate states Delaware and Maryland total 44,580 acres, with Virginia up about 66 percent to 10,500 acres. Major acreages include Tennessee 15,820 Louisiana 14,280 Arkansas 13,570 Maryland 10,800 and Virginia 10,500.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
Tennessee
Louisiana
Arkansas
Endowment Campaign Progress at Washington College
The $250000 Endowment Fund Campaign of Washington College reaches the quarter mark with Kent county effort completed. The campaign will shift to steady work across the State and beyond among the college’s supporters.
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Washington College
Kent County
Young People's Conference Reports Big Sunday School Event
The Second Annual Young People's Sunday School Conference in Caroline county met at Greensborough Baptist Church on May 2 directed by Col Cudlipp of Baltimore. Phillip Nuttle presided as county president with groups presenting The Fourfold Life and reports by Henrietta Swann and John Alderson.
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Col. Cudlipp
Baltimore
Greensboro Baptist Church
Phillip Nuttle
Vineyard
Edgar Shockley
Hattie Stevenson
Mary Faithful
Henrietta Swann
John Alderson
Philip Nuttle
Kent Temple
William Sherwood
Mervin Pentz
Doyle Hurst
Susan Zacharias
Addie Jarrell
Beulah Clopper
Mary Lane
Frances Wheatey
Mahala Shoemaker
Phares
Greensboro
M. E
P. E
Paul C. Phillips
Marian Malone
Mary Moore
Margaret Cross
Marian Cross
Osborn Bennett
Inter Sunday School Council
Baptist Church
Camp Royal
Addie Nuttle
Conservation Committee
Selby Groff
Arthur Lee Raleigh
Thomas Clopper
Thawleys
Marian Hemmons
Ridgely
Denton
YPL Department
Wemmons
Pauline Thawley
Federalsburg
Y. P’s
Tuberculosis clinic set for May 13 at Court House
A tuberculosis clinic will be held in the Court House, Denton, on Tuesday May 13 at 2 30 p m for known TB cases contacts and suspects.
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Denton
Executors Sale of Valuable Real Estate in Denton Maryland
Public auction of Susie E. Patton estate in Caroline county Maryland at the courthouse Denton on May 20 1924 between 2 and 4 pm. Sale includes a two story frame dwelling with outbuildings on Main Street described as Lot No 15 adjoining Watson Flaharty and former Richard T Carter property, with a 56 foot frontage and 177 feet depth. Leasehold rights held by Dr W A Smith expire January 1 1926.
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Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Main Street
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Richard T. Carter
Manin Street
Richard 1. Carter
Stephens and Others
Parker
Harry A. Roe
Sallie S. Roe
Liber J. KK. S
W. A. Smith
State of
Bridgetown
Henderson
Eugene
L. Diggins
R. Norris
Notice of Administration for Lola M. Haymond
Bertha E. Pitcher administers Lola M. Haymond of Caroline county and warns all creditors to present their claims with vouchers authenticated by November 24, 1924 or be barred from any estate benefits. Administrative seal dated May 3, 1924.
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Caroline County
Bertha E. Pitcher
Lola M. Haymond
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