Safety and cost of living trends across the nation
The piece discusses 1922 accidental death statistics and calls for personal care and organized safety efforts to reduce home and public risks. It notes wage-related price increases across 20 cities, a 1 percent rise in Washington for the month, and a forecast of sweet potato production at 96,350,000 bushels with large regional declines affecting supply and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Congress
Buffalo
United States
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Department of Labor
Washington, D. C
Daugherty
Rgig
Washegton Star
Delaware
New Jersey
Maryland
Virginia
No-Insurance Fire Warnings Highlight Family Losses
A human interest piece warns communities about fire risk to homes and possessions. It notes that many fires end in total loss with no insurance and urges safeguards to protect property and belongings.
Safeguard money and protect crops with proper practices
The text urges placing funds in banks for safety and insurance against loss, noting checks ease payments. It then explains tomato leaf spot control through fall plowing, covering vines, clean culture, crop rotation, avoiding overwintering of the fungus, and removing host plants like horse nettle and nightshade to prevent epidemics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Plant Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Middle Atlantic
Middle Western
Peninsula Industrial Review Highlights Local Projects
Rising Sun near Cecil cannery closes season with a new record of 46, oce cases of corn packed. Rehoboth plans a new hotel. Chestertown adds to Voshell House under construction. Smyrna builds a Methodist Protestant church. Pine Bluff awards contract for a new Eastern Shore Tuberculosis Sanatorium admin building. Denton to begin extensive Christ Church improvements. Centreville Hearn Oil erects a new gasoline filling station. Easton launches a $35000 drive to remodel Home for Friendless Children. Salisbury completes Farmers and Planters Co factory on Mill Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rising Sun
Cecil
Rehoboth
Chestertown
Voshell
Smyrna
Pine Bluff
Eastern Shore
Denton
Christ Church
Centreville
Hearn Oil Company
Easton
Salisbury
Farmers and Planters Company
Mill Street
National Automobile Show rankings by dollar ballots
The National Automobile shows assign places by a dollar ballot election. The top honor goes to the car with the largest total sales in the previous year ending June 16. At the 1924 New York show Buick will lead, Chevrolet second, Cadillac sixth, with space drawings held October 4 at the Automobile Chamber of Commerce in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
Buick
Chevrolet
Cadillac
National Autibile Chamber of Commerce
County Farm Bureau cuts fertilizer prices and expands co op
The County Farm Bureau handled about 500 tons of fertilizer this fall on a cash basis, lowering prices by about five dollars per ton for both members and nonmembers. The group forms a Co operative Association with collateral notes to gain county bank standing. The fifth livestock shipment from Ridgely occurred Tuesday, boosting new members, while officials study renewing river access on the Choptank and seek proper authorities to keep the waterway open. George W. Shaffer of Denton joins the Atlantic Coast Poultry Prosocers’ Association board, giving Caroline county a direct voice. George W. Woolford of Eastern Shore Trust Co. is named a director at R. L. Collings Co. in Pennsylvania as receivership ends and new management begins aiding stockholders on the Shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Farm Bureau
Co-operative Association
Ridgely
5S. G. Dye
George W. Shaffer
Denton
Atlantic Coast Poultry Prosocers’ Association
State Farm Bureau Office
Baltimore
Caroline County
George W. Woolford
Eastern Shore Trust Co
R. L. Collings Co
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
Dollings
Mr. Woolford
Dolar
Dollings Securities
Farm experiment seen as lesson for small Delaware farms
Farmers in Jower Delaware and Maryland’s Eastern Shore study Buckingham county Virginia as a model of what more chickens dairy cows and wheat acreage can achieve amid tough conditions. Land is mostly small at about thirty five acres per farm, allowing self labor with family help. Large landowners admit limited profits while small farmers with poultry dairy cattle and milk advance. Caroline farmers have already learned this lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delaware
Maryland
Buckingham County
Farner
Caroline
Ridgely Social News Notes saints and illnesses
Ridgely society brief reports Miss Mildred Roe visited Harty recently. Master Harry Swann is on the sick list. Mr Dan Ritchey is ill.
Assignee Sale Of Valuable Real Estate In Denton Md
Public sale of a 2 story frame six room dwelling on Main Street Choptank Caroline County Maryland. Property conveyed by mortgage assignment to W Brewster Deen and James Temple. Sale in front of Denton Court House door January 1 1908 hearing date, 1923 sale hours two to four p m. Cash on day of sale title papers at purchaser expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufugs Exton
W. G. Wright
W. Brewster Deen
Liber T. I. D
Caroline County
Court House
Denton
Maryland
Main Street
Choptank
Caroline
State of
M. BE. Church
Brewster Deen
James Temple
George E. Culver
Harvey L. Cooper
James ‘Temple
Auct
Orphans’ Court
Dora Powell
Circuit Court For
Equity
Chy
Geo. A. Deakyne
Circuit Court
Charles
Harrison
Nortgagee
Ansignee
Geo
A. Deakyne
W. E. Callahan
Public sale of grade Holsteins and Guernseys at Hackett Farm
The undersigned will sell a valuable lot of Grade Holsteins and Guernseys at his Hackett Farm residence located 24 miles north of Ridgely. The notice outlines a forthcoming auction of dairy cattle on the farmstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackett Farm
Ridgely
20 Head Cows and 14 Heifers For Sale
Auction notice listing 20 cows and 14 heifers aged 3 years and older, mostly young and fresh, TB and abortion free. Seller plans to quit dairy business to replace stock with breeding ewes and includes 3 farm wagons and farming equipment. Cash under 10 dollars. larger sums on eight month credit with note and security. I. T. Saulsbury Jr. temple and Covey auds. owner T. W. Jones clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Prchaser
I. T. Saulsbury, Jr
Temple & Covey
T. W. Jones
For Rent Store room adjoining Carter Block in Denton
For Rent. Store room or restaurant and dwelling combined, adjacent to Carter Block in Denton. Currently occupied by Chris Bergey. Possession given date January 1, 1921. JOHN T. CARTER.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Block
Denton
Chris Bergey
John T. Carter
Public Sale of Albert Howard Farm Personal Property
Estate to be sold Monday Oct 29 1923 at 10 am on the Albert Howard farm between Bureau and American Corner. Items include bay mares, Jersey cows, milking cows, calves, farm implements such as plows and harness, wagons, a Buckeye and various cattle gear, household furniture, stove, piano, dishes, beds, chairs, rugs, bedding, parrot, and about 76 mixed chickens with turkeys and other farm stock. Intends to leave the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Howard
Bureau and
American Corner
York
Historic household and farm sale listing with numerous items
A long sale catalog itemizes Crosley radio, furniture, lamps, kitchenware, rugs, sewing machines, washing machine, a lawn mower, incubator, tools, and a large stock of poultry. The breeder notes 600 pullets and 600 yearling hens mated with J. D. Baines stock, claiming high quality and strong 40 percent production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Baines
Local Sale Announces Cash Sums and Credit Terms
Personal property will be all sums of ten dollars and cash above that amount with a four month credit on an interest bearing note payable at the bank. Real estate terms to be announced sale day. Property offered without reserve and ready to feed everybody regardless of weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie M. Baker
L. F. Covey
W. C. Maloney
Provident State Bank of
Preston
G. S. Todd
Hanson Topp
Denton National Bank
A. PP. Murphy
Leonard F. Covey
Ricwaup
T. West
Farm for rent six acres on Hobbs to Anderson road
Six acre farm for rent with good buildings on the Hobbs to Anderson road. Interested parties apply to AIRS L H THOMAS Hobbs Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
Andersontown
L. H. ‘Thomas
Hobbs, Md
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Denton Journal
Oward Melvin Benji
IL Johnson
Melvin & Johnson
Purlinnena
Albert C. Ritchie
Anne Arundel County
William S. Gordy
Wicomico County
Thomas H. Robinson
Marford County
Court OF Appeals
James A. Young
Allegany County
Thomas J. Keating
Queen Anne’s County
House OF Delegates
Charles E. E. Thomas L. Day
C. Gilbert Hignatt
THE
Elisha H. Harper
William J. Shawn
Richard T. West
G. Lawrence Wilson
W. Foster Clark
Wesley E. Thawley
Banks and Insurance
Weekly Industrial Review
Farm Bureau News
Public Sali
State Road
W. G. Wooters
John A. Jester
St. F. D
Federalsburg
Itospital
State Employment Commission
Light Street
Dearborn
South Bend
Gontee S. Todd
Harmony
Teams OF Sale
DR. Whisler
Doulle Hill
Williston
Crosley
Estey
Cole’s
J. A. Nichols & Company
Wetemerry
Men Pom
Denton-Greensboro
N. C. Wright
Fred BR. Owens
Dorn Powell
Margaret Pastorfield
Register of Wills
Mullin's Home Store
Wilmington
Schloss
Hickman
Samuel Carey
G. A.D
Puliie Gale
Pucu Wu
Oscar Clarke
Double Hills Poultry Farm
Stone Road
A. Nelson
North Point
Wendell Cooper
F. E. Yeoman
J. A. Beck
Kerrarin
Nenry &. Lewis
Rim
Union Grove
C. W. Towers
J. F. Collins
Federalaburg
Vetera
Clayton S. Kauffman
Adv
Gilpin’s Point Road
M. I. Downes
Denton, Md
Merriken, Atorney-at- -Law
Dean
Ora Bowdle
Third St
Donn
Doan
Bootdle
Foster-Miburn Co
N. Y
Nisi
W. C. Dean
Mary M. Dean
Chariea B. Harrison
Aassignee
Nicola Settanni
Antonio Settanni
Frank C. Brauchle
Lillie Brauchle
Raffaele Settanni
Mary Settanni
Alfredo Settanni
Angelina Settanni
Oe l. Dean
W. FE
NEW Brick & Tile CO
Peter T. Clark
Journal
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