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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1930
Page
8
An instructional piece advising dairy breeders on raising bulls, covering feeding, weaning, horn management, training, housing, and safety. It emphasizes proper exercise, careful handling, and timing for dehorning, with cautions about temperament and the value of bulls as long term herd sires.
In Denton, M. K. Newnam drives his Frigidaire laden truck through town, delivering appliances to bring happiness to families. The steady daily route highlights a local business effort to brighten homes with practical goods.
Harrington residents and Delaware amusement seekers await the opening date of the Reese Theatre after five weeks of extensive alterations. The rebuilt house will feature RCA General Electric sound, Simplex machines, a Colorphone projector, and enhanced stage settings. The theater, a pioneer in Delaware for sound cinema, plans a grand reopening with premier facilities and improved decor under Philadelphia decorators. The exact date will be announced in next week’s issue.
John G. Lonsdale argues bankers and businessmen should adopt scientific methods like the microscope to remove guesswork. He cites advantages from research in steel, railways, food, and medicine, urging broader use of economic analysis to determine success and failure in industry and banking.
John G. Lonsdale, president, says the American Bankers Association daily probes every banking phase for guidance to 20,000 members. Investigations aid beneficial legislation and new banking practices while the association’s education system trains 45,000 aspiring bankers nationwide. The ABA is a leading source of stability outside the Federal Reserve System.
The Orphans Court of Carolina county met with Judges West Harper and Shawn. Orders recorded include grants of letters of administration to Julia Bartha and Anna J Horvath on Charles Bartha estate. bond and creditor notice ordered. Administrators Wilson Dukes Morris Nichols Knotts Greenlee Wright Taylor Williams filed accounts releases inventories and lists of debts. sales and distributions noted. various releases from estates and guardians recorded.
In loving memory of Edward Kelley two years gone today his wife and children recall his kindness and smile. They miss him deeply and hold his memory close while praying for guidance to meet him in eternity and follow his example.
Williston Mr and Mrs A G Gelletty entertained Messrs Charles Pembrod Harold Lobes and Fred Lancaster of Chester Pa and Detroit Mich over Labor Day.
Heavy galvanized iron garbage containers with lid offered by M. K. Newnam of Denton Maryland. Price listed as $1.26 per unit.
Denver report shows the American Institute of Banking expanding its curriculum from three courses in 1918 to thirty today. The speaker outlined new offerings including banking fundamentals commercial law negotiable instruments standard economics standard banking credits investments trust functions financial statement analysis and public speaking with two additional subjects bank operation and bank management planned.
The passage notes business evolution has quickened from gradual shifts to rapid, visible changes. It compares the old slow progression to the current tempo of a second hand, highlighting the challenge of staying abreast of rapid transformation.
Horace argues in satire that a dangerous man backbites absent friends, feigns ignorance, raises laughter, cannot keep secrets, and will betray trust. The Roman moral counsel warns readers to beware of such a witty yet treacherous figure.
In Westminster Abbey an ancient Norman undercroft discovery reveals a saucer shaped dinner bell without a tongue. It was rung to summon monks to meals by striking with a staff, dating from Norman times.
A 76 year old writes in Howe's Monthly that they are not in accord with the world describing the fault as their own. They acknowledge that the majority have more experiences and thus likely know more.
Late of Caroline county, deceased. All persons having claims against the said deceased are warned to exhibit the same to the subscriber, with vouchers legally authenticated, on or before the 20th day of March, 1930, or they may be excluded by law from all benefit of said estate. All persons owing this estate are required to make prompt settlement. Given under my hand this 2nd day of September, 1930.
A detailed sale notice lists animals including several mules horses horned stock and dairy cows all T B tested with ages from 2 to 14 years plus farm machinery and tools such as tractors plows binders mowers harrows wagons and harness. Most items available for cash under ten dollars while larger sums are on 12 month credit through Centon National Bank with approved notes.
Public auction to sell multiple parcels of real estate in Caroline County Maryland under a circuit court decree. Parcels include the Nyvester tract on the Goldsboro to Bright's Corner road and Brice tract with improvements, plus Sulphur tract, all tied to Arrington Breeding and related chains of title. Bids invited for parcels 10 acres or more with parcels 2 4 described and located in the Second Election District.
The improvements consist of a two story eleven room house two corn cribs large stable two barns large potato house with cellar broader house chicken house and new meat house. Parcel No. 1 2 38 and 4 lie east of the Choptank River and will be sold on the premises at 10 o'clock a m beginning at the corner of the Sylvester tract. Parcel No. 5 the homestead of the late Arlington Breeding will be sold in front of the Goldsboro Bank Goldsboro Maryland between 2 and 4 o'clock p m on the same date. Plots of described property will be available day of sale. Terms: one third cash day of sale one third in six months and one third in twelve months or all cash at purchaser option. Deferred payments bear interest from day of sale and secured to the undersigned Trustee Title papers at purchaser expense.
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