Melvin Johnson and Co publish Denton Journal page
The Denton Journal for Saturday morning November 27 1909 features Melvin Johnson and H Johnson publishers. The page presents local news items and advertisements typical of a morning edition.
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1909
Page
2
The Denton Journal for Saturday morning November 27 1909 features Melvin Johnson and H Johnson publishers. The page presents local news items and advertisements typical of a morning edition.
The article discusses the 1909 U S corn yield at 2 767 316 000 bushels with values near 1 66 billion dollars, compares it to wheat, notes rising consumption and non fuel uses, and predicts corn will stay dear. It covers Congress convening December 6, Taft’s message, woman suffrage prospects, and other rural news.
A farmers exchange argues that poor taxpayers should support road improvements since good roads benefit rural folk more than the wealthy. They note easier freight, healthier communities, better schooling, and reduced wear on teams, urging farmer led groups in Caroline County to organize drag usage after rains to transform evoded, drained highways.
The Nooan Monthly argues for democracy as the greatest good for the greatest number in municipal and state contests. It notes gains for democracy in New York, Indiana, Ohio, Maryland, and Virginia, and predicts a strong, unified party organization amid a coming congressional campaign. It urges Congress to reflect majority will, not Speaker Cannon.
Miss Bertha Deen visits relatives in Queen Anne Ar. R. W. B Lallowell from North Wales Par has been visiting friends here.
An old advertisement notes Mother Gray as nurse at the Childecins Holme in Newark promoting Sweet Powders for Children to cure worms and digestive issues. It claims to regulate bowels, remove worms, and restore health with a simple formula. Address listed in Letor, N.Y.
An old style ad promotes Allan's Lung Halsain as a remedy for deep seated colds and coughs. It touts 30 years of sale, claims no substitutes, and highlights availability in bottles at a fixed price with a nationwide reach.
A shop advertises a guaranteed buying experience for suits and overcoats. It promises unmatched variety, careful fit, style, and workmanship, backed by years of experience and a strong customer service focus to eliminate uncertainty.
A Wilmington Delaware merchant tailor operates at the corner of Sixth Street and Shipley, serving local clients with custom garments. The shop emphasizes bespoke suits, alterations, and fittings for residents and professionals in the area.
Orphans Court of Caroline County orders sale of the deceased Henry C Beauchamp's personal estate at his late home on the Concord to Federalsburg road Saturday November 27 1909 at 10 o'clock A M. Items include household furnishings stock and harness two mares hogs farm tools fodder and hay with terms cash for sums under 10 and six month credit with interest bearing notes.
A large sale offers mules, horses, cows, pigs, and a variety of farm machinery. Live stock includes several bay horses and mules with ages and sires noted, while machinery features a grain drill, tractor implements, plows, rakes, and wagons. Terms: cash under 10, or 9 months credit on larger amounts with approved notes at Denton National Bank. F P Covey, Auct. S Sennett, Atty. Harvey L. Cooper.
Prevents attack by flies and mosquitoes on humans and animals. Destroys fleas on dogs and cats and drives from premises roaches water-bugs ants bedbugs poultry lice. Destroys all vermin and insects attacking plants. Two sizes 10c and 25c bottles also by quart and gallon. Guaranteed non poisonous. Sold by drug stores everywhere. Agents wanted.
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