23 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1901
Page
1
Judge James Alfred Pearce publishes a written opinion supporting the Talbot Election Supervisors. He finds the Talbot official ballot complies with the law, notes literacy is not required to vote, and rejects claims that illiterates were favored, citing the Australian ballot system’s aims of independent and intelligent voting.
A early 19th century style expansion promotes Thanksgiving Day observance and reflects on national blessings. It argues for continued gratitude for harvests trade and peace while urging inclusion of capable young men in politics. It notes political parties should welcome ambitious youths rather than suppressing them.
Editorial notes from the Industrial Commission review discuss agriculture and labor, condemning farmer conservatism and mismanagement, especially in the South. The piece cites a vast wheat surplus in 1899 and historical grain data, then shifts to local Talbot County politics and an obituary for Fearins Dellie, a two month old child.
Public sale of 37 acres with improvements near Bethlehem by Assignee William O Lednum under a mortgage dated 1893. One half cash on sale day, balance due in 12 months with interest. property includes two story barn and outbuildings near Bethlehem with local amenities nearby.
Ladies winter wear featured with dotted and striped flannels for waists and a fine line of black dress goods. Skirtings include home spuns cheviots and serges with rainy day shades. Capes coats furs fascinators ice wool shawls and union underwear for ladies and misses with price cuts on heavy fleece underwear shirts and drawers. Hats derbys stetsons ingram carpets blankets and new goods showcased.
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