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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1945
Page
2
There is no way to forecast when hog cholera may strike and early signs are often misattributed to milder hog illnesses. The American Foundation for Animal Health notes the unpredictable nature of outbreaks and urges vigilance among farmers and veterinarians.
The article notes hog cholera recurs in cycles about every ten to thirteen years since its first major sweep in Ohio a century ago. It warns that this year could see a flare due to delayed vaccination, market pressures, and labor shortages, with signs including pig deaths and reluctance to eat. Vaccination of all susceptible swine is urged as the safest defense.
A touring car collided with a truck near Preston, killing Miss Carmine who lived in Preston and boarded with the Jump family. Prof Jump suffered a head wound, and Miss Wright and Miss Carmine were treated in Middletown and at-home locations. Funeral services were held at Preston M E Church with Rev. Richmier and Matthews officiating. Burial followed at Preston Cemetery.
Recount from the Journal of 25 Years Ago noting snow in Maryland and heavy winds in Denton. Adams' floating theatre at Denton Bridge. Funeral of John C. Stant after a hunting accident. Thelma Everngam wed Dr. B. Sargent Wells in Baltimore with family present. Local marriages and notable deaths, including Mrs. Emily DeFord and Mrs. Detwiler, with surviving children listed.
Miss Amelia Carmine a Preston Del teacher was fatally hurt in an auto accident near Dover on the night of November 11 1884 or 1885 causing widespread sorrow. The car carrying Miss Carmine Wilbur Jump Mrs Jump and Miss Estella Wright struck a slowly moving truck three miles north of Dover around 8 pm.
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