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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1949
Page
3
A reading note lists Jeremiah chapters 41 14 7 22 20 1 23 32 6 10 37 39 and Bevotional reading Philippians 1 12. It appears as a cross reference or lectionary guide for devotion.
Spokesman of God lesson examines Jeremiah who resisted prophecy yet spoke truth despite jail time and public scorn. He is cast as a traditional patriot who urged surrender, not a pessimist, and as one who knew God and called justice. The teaching links to Josiah and genuine devotion beyond temple rites.
The Better Business Bureau of Baltimore warns farm owners about traveling barn painters in Ohio and Indiana who offer low rate painting. Crooks use real paint to lure trust, then mix kerosene and other binders to wash off after rain. Farmers should demand names, addresses, paint brands, and contact BBB or Chamber for verification before hiring.
A viewpoint asserts third world war would start with massive conventional forces. US leads in armament and supports European democracies to bolster armies, navies, and air forces. It dismisses fear of Russia's atom bomb as a trivial threat. It emphasizes US military buildup as the global deterrent.
Public sale begins 1030 A M on the farm known as the Ed Stubbs farm on the dirt road from Ingle side to Henderson rain or shine. Items include cattle Holstein and Guernsey cows, gray mares, sow and pigs, hog, laying hens, wagons, farm implements, a McCormick Deering drill, manure spreader, tractors and mowing equipment, milking setup, hay, harnesses, collars, wheellbarrows, brooder stove, bags and baskets, dining room suite, stoves, and more. Terms are cash on day of sale. no removal until terms are met. William Melvin owner. William E. Andrew, auctioneer. T. W. Jones, clerk.
An executor announces a sale of personal property to be held starting at 10 o'clock a.m. rain or shine on November 26 27 28 and 29 with viewing daily from 1 to 4 p.m. The sale is directed by turning right onto a dirt road seven miles from Denton on Route 404 then one mile to the first left turn to reach the first property on the left.
Doctor Cyr of Teachers College Columbia University argues rural teachers are underpaid, receiving about half the pay of city teachers. He notes rural teachers work as hard and should have salary levels raised to match urban colleagues. He stresses broad rural communities face this disparity.
Notice to creditors of Frank Mitchel late of Caroline county deceased. Edward E. Mitchell administrator warns all claimants to present claims with vouchers by May 11, 1950 or be barred. Debtors must settle promptly. Given November 8, 1949. True Copy Test Carlton V. West Register of Wills.
The country must provide teachers with better living quarters as rural schools face a deteriorating bus transportation system and aging facilities. Local boards in smaller cities and country districts are urged to accelerate upgrades and modernization efforts to restore quality and reliability.
Cooklyn Dairies Inc seeks a permit to take 90000 to 105000 gallons daily from one 8 inch diameter well about 250 feet deep on site for cooling milk and ammonia. Public hearing scheduled at Johns Hopkins University Baltimore November 26 1949 at 2 00 pm. Objections may be presented at the hearing. Department of Geology Mines and Water Resources. True Copy test 11 18 21 Carlton V West.
Caroline county residents are warned to exhibit all claims against the deceased Mary Elizabeth Williamson to The Denton National Bank as Executor by May 4, 1950, with vouchers authenticated. Debts of the estate should be settled promptly. Dated November 1, 1949.
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