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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1924
Page
2
Persons of all political creeds are invited to attend a mass meeting to hear vital government topics discussed by knowledgeable speakers. The event promises focused dialogue on current policy matters and public concerns.
Editorial notes from the New York Times discuss preventing a Republican deadlock in the electoral college, favoring Davis over Coolidge in key states. The piece references Irving Fisher’s 1913 price index showing a 66.8 cent dollar value by late September, tariff effects, and rising prices with unemployment and weak retail trade. Ohio enrollments and urban university counts are listed as contextual details.
Centreville Observer notes that on November 4 Queen Anne's voters can support Democratic Congressman T Alan Goldsborough, who won the nomination by acclamation, an unusual honor reflecting his meritorious service and unopposed nomination on the Eastern Shore.
The Democrats of the First Congressional District express hearty support for Mr. Goldsborough. They hail him as clean, efficient and energetic, noting his representational record as among the best the Eastern Shore has sent to Washington. They urge unanimity to ensure his election and a genuine old-time majority.
Officers of the State Farm Bureau Federation are planning the annual convention set for Cambridge on January 7. The Maryland and County Farm Bureaus report strong turnout at meetings, with programs on wheat grading and general topics. Notable gatherings include Federalsburg Local at Nichols School with about 75 attendees and the Tuckahoe Neck meeting, while county directors met in Denton to coordinate with the county secretary.
We express heartfelt thanks for the many kind acts and offers of assistance during the illness and death of Mr. David Tubbs Harry K Tubbs Miss Jennie Tubbs and for help during the bereavement of our daughter Mrs Borden Timmons Preston Md October 14 1924 We also thank neighbors for assistance in the loss of our son and brother Edward Todd and for the flowers Mrs Todd His Sisters and Brother.
The undersigned resigning from the state offers real and personal property at public sale on Saturday Oct 25 1924 at 10 o'clock at his town home on Railroad avenue Greensboro Md. Items include two horses four hogs hens cows plows harness cultivators wagon mower tools furniture clocks victrola stove racks cases and more. Cash terms and sale details provided at the premises.
A sale advertises an 8 room new dwelling with electric lights bath pipeless heater fruit trees a large hen house and garage. Also offered is a Dodge Sedan car in good condition.
Having sold my farm and needing possession, I will offer at public sale at my home located on the stone road from Burrsaville to Denton near Burrsville. The sale will include farm equipment and livestock as listed locally.
Under a 1924 deed of trust Ralph Swann to Wesley Thowley a trustee will publicly sell at the Orrell farm near Greensboro Caroline county Maryland the personal property listed. The items include tractors wagons harnesses plows harvesters household furniture and various farm tools and equipment. The sale proceeds will go to the highest bidder as per the deed of trust terms.
William T. Beauchamp appoints Covey and Temple as auctioneers with J. A. Beck serving as clerk.
Under a 1920 mortgage from Louis H Nichols to Sarah E Nichola assigned to W Brewster Deen a public auction will offer two tracts in the Eighth Election District near American Corner. Tract 1 covers a specified irregular parcel, Tract 2 adjoins on the west side of a ditch line, totaling about 1 1/8 acres. Improvements include a two story dwelling. Sale at the courthouse in Denton between 2 and 4 pm. Terms: one third cash, balance in two equal installments at 6 and 12 months with interest, or all cash option. Assignee: W Brewster Deen and James Temple, Auctioneers.
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