Denton Journal Page 2 notices and ads
Howard Melvin Benj and H Johnson Melvin & Johnson appear in a Denton Journal page 2 item published Saturday morning November 26, 1921. The fragmentary text lists names and a publication date without clear event details or context.
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Howard Melvin Benj
H. Johnson
Melvin & Johnson
Newberry case in Senate amid Armament Conference news
The Newberry expenditure case gains open Senate scrutiny as Democrats led by Senator Pomerene confront the majority report exonerating Newberry. The debate involves Republican Kenyon and potential crossovers, while press focus remains on the Disarmament Conference in Washington. Meanwhile public sentiment backs the Armaments Conference, with initial U.S. proposals praised and world peace prospects rising. Dayton and Marion shift to Democratic control in local elections, signaling a regional political realignment.
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Newberry
Senate
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Pomerene
Ohio
Walsh
Montana
Harrison
Mississippi
Kenyon
Towa
Haiti
Washington
State Hughes
Dayton
Cox
Frank Hale
Marion
Judge Adkins Urges Law Enforcement in Local Liquor Case
Chief Judge Adkins told the Talbot grand jury that widespread belief in law violations demands investigation. He noted Talbot’s Local Option law, in force since before Prohibition, bans sale and orders for intoxicants and warned that lax enforcement erodes respect for all laws. he urged vigilance.
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Adkins
Talbot Prand
Talbot
Talbot County
Inquisitorial demand for full investigation by court officials
A speaker urges a thorough investigation and reporting to the court on alleged conditions. He insists the investigating body has powers to inquisition, to report findings whether or not indictments result, and to advise on remedies. He warns against lawlessness and calls for action if violations are found.
County Farmers Federation Calls for Unity and Cooperation
Caroline County farmers are urged to renew local club affiliations as the County Federation seeks state status through the State Agricultural Society. Secretary F E Yeoman notes nationwide co operation, cites Baltimore meeting, and lists savings from pooled orders and a 1.25 million member federation. A December meeting will explain cooperative benefits.
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Caroline County
Farmers Clubs
State Agricultural Society
State Agricultural Corporation
Bureau of Markets At
Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Baltimore
Thomas
Farmers Club of
Denton
Talbot County
F. E. Yeoman
Caroline County Farmers Federation
Denton, Md
Terrapin Delights Chesapeake Diners as Season Opens
Terrapin, king of the Chesapeake, appears in richer array and larger size as dredgers haul them from rivers for opening season on November 1. Dealers report six to eight inch shells and high demand, about 70 dollars per dozen, with Chester river supplying the best lots. The “green back” rival oyster, a palatable variety, adds to the craze among epicures.
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Terrapin
Chesapeake
Maryland Epicure
Chester River
Queen Annes grand jury reports liquor smuggling and disorder
The grand jury found whiskey brought into the county in eggs and candy labeled trucks, with boats possibly used for smuggling. It noted Jamaica Ginger sold on Kent Island for non medicinal use, widespread foolish behavior among youths both white and colored, whiskey obtainable from county citizens, and no intentional Corrupt Practices Act violations.
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Jamaica
Kent Island
Seaford Man Bitten By Dog Near Laurel
W F Breeding a prominent Seaford businessman formerly of Federalsburg was bitten on the calf by a dog Monday while his family motored to Laurel. After stopping for oil at Broad Creek he walked to a service station and the dog attacked. Breeding treated at home, then at Seaford where a physician cauterized the wound.
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W. Foard Breeding
Seaford
Federalsburg
Laurel
Broad Creek
Fresh stock sale at Ramsdell's and Everngam's ad
A notice advertising Everngam's dark brown calf shoe with a square toe and rubber heels priced at 35, plus Ramsdell's Sixth Street grocery offering fresh stock at lowest cash prices. The ad also mentions Ideal Mash from Nuttle Milling Co with a requirement for hens to be informed when given it.
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Everngam’s
Ramsdell
Sixth Street
Real Estate Auction on Maryland Farm by Assignees
A mortgage assignee sale of twelve acres in Caroline County Maryland near Federalsburg and Hurlock, described land with improvements including a large dwelling, barn and outbuildings. Auction by Henry R. Lewis and J. Owen Knotts with terms of one third cash day of sale and two deferred payments, or full cash option, to be held at the Denton Court House door. Frank P. Covey, auctioneer.
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Louis St. James
Elizabeth A. St. James
Thomas J. Todd
Henry R. Lewis
J. Owen Knotts
Caroline County
Maryland
Federalsburg
Hurlock
E. E. Goslin
Charles E. Connelly
Enoch S
Clark
Wrving Mace and
Liber J. K.S
Frank P. Covey
J. Lawrence Knox
Madeline Knox
William Penn Willis
W. Brewster Deen
Court House
Denton
Harmony
Tiarmony
Peter Willis
W. H. Deen
Willis
James Temple
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ST. Paul
A. E. S. Remedies
Denton Drug CO
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JAS, Temple
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T. C. B. Howard
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Laura S. Garey
Audt
J. A. Beck
Olland
Fia
J. H. Nichols & Company
Bryant’s New Palace Theatre
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the Palace
WM. S. Hart
the Reno Stock CO. Presents
Jesse James
Shore Watch
Cradle of Courage
Palace
Second Street
Refined Photo Productions
Gude
Pepto-Mangan
Wheatley’s
Purnell Johnson Farm
E. H. Hirs
Mrs. I. S. Hollingsworth
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