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Denton Journal

Location

Denton, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1949

Page

2

Editorials weigh President s Labor Day speeches in 1950 campaign tone

A week of editorials discusses President Truman s Labor Day speeches in Pittsburgh and Des Moines, criticizing claims to break the Taft Hartley Law and boost farm price supports. Commentators note an apparent push to shape the 1950 election, with debates over flexible price supports, and contrasting views of General Eisenhower s Labor Day stance in St Louis.

Pittsburgh Des Moines Senate Committee Eisenhower American Bar Association St. Louis Truman House Senate Clinton P. Anderson D. N. Mex Congress Houses Senate Republicans Coast Guard Veterans Administration

Longtime canning trade leader celebrated on birthday

The first fulltime paid employee of the association transformed it into a real trade group. Adopted Son of Md. for 48 years he served the tri state canning industry, aiding local community service as an Easton Rotarian president. He chaired a committee lowering unemployment rolls in Talbot County and held multiple county posts under both parties.

Frank M. Shook Tri-State Packers’ Association Easton Frank Circleville Ezra Electra Shook Ashville Ohio) Normal School Ohio Urbana Urbana Canning Company Columbus Ohio Canners Association Western Canners Association Hoover Herbert Hoover Food Administration National Canners Association Washington Delaware Maryland New Jersey Tri-State Easton Club Talbot County Harry W. Nice Herbert R. O’conor Selective Service Board Shook Methodist Church Strawbridge Sykesville

Fowl Pox Diagnosed Across Maryland Peninsula

The Salisbury laboratory confirms fowl pox in several Maryland peninsula areas this year. Chickens and turkeys show scabs on combs, wattles, and unfeathered head areas, with spreads via insects wild birds and contaminated equipment. Vaccination is cited as an effective control method.

Salisbury Maryland

Vaccination Guidelines for Fowl-Pox Across Poultry Flocks

Vaccinate broilers with Pigeon-Pox vaccine for strong protection and low reactions using the brush method. Newcastle Disease vaccine may be combined with few after effects. Vaccinate layers at 8 to 12 weeks with Fowl-Pox for solid protection. Hens unvaccinated but showing signs may receive Pigeon-Pox without major egg loss. Turkeys unvaccinated before slaughter should get Fowl-Pox before breeding season. Following these steps yields minimal reverses from Fowl-Pox.

Homemakers Club Meeting At Mrs Lee Wyatt’s Home

Unity Homemakers Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Lee Wyatt on Wednesday, Sept 21 at 2 pm with hostesses Mrs. Nora Craft and Mrs. Raymond Fifield. Those without transport should contact Mrs. Thomas Ellwanger, Mrs. Earl Crouse, or the club president. An International Relations discussion led by Mrs. George Clendaniel and a Family Living discussion led by Mrs. Herbert Ellwanger are planned.

Unity Homemakers Club Lee Wyatt Nora Craft Raymond Fifield Thomas Ellwanger Earl Crouse George Clendaniel Family Living Herbert Ellwanger

Today Is All We Have, Tomorrow Not Yet Born

A reflective note on living in the present, stressing that yesterday is past and the future is not yet here. Emphasizes seizing the moment and making today count.

Court orders sale ratified in Breeding case No. 4295

In Caroline County circuit court equity case No. 4295 Chy assignee Calvert C. Merriken reports a sale of property. The sale is to be ratified and confirmed unless opposing cause is shown by November 2, 1949. Notice to publish in Caroline County newspapers four weeks before October 1. Sale amount listed as $1680. Clerk HORSEY confirms.

Circuit Court Caroline County Calvert C. Merriken Eee Horsey D. Ralph Horsey

Notice To Creditors Charles H Willis estate Caroline County

Notice is given that Wesley E Thawley administrator c t a of the personal estate of Charles H Willis late of Caroline County deceased has letters of administration issued by the Orphans Court for Caroline County Maryland. Creditors to exhibit claims with vouchers authentic on or before March 9 1950 or be barred from benefits of the estate. Debtors to make prompt settlement. Given Sept 6 1949. True Copy Test Carlton V West Register of Wills.

Caroline County Orphans’ Court Maryland C.t.a Charles H. Willis Wesley E. Thawley Carlton V. West Register of Wills

Notice to taxpayers sit for collecting taxes schedule

Sherman L. Tribbitt treasurer of Caroline County announces tax collection in various locations on specified dates. Sessions run 1 p m to 4 p m at listed stores and offices in Covey Williams Hillsboro Greensboro Ridgely Preston Am. Corner Henderson and surrounding offices. Courthouse hours close at noon on these dates.

Public sale of farm stock and household goods

Health issues force sale at 1 pm on the Gertie Longfellow farm two miles east of Greensboro on the Greensboro Whiteleysburg road. Items include 2 Guernsey and Holstein cows, a Holstein heifer, a 10 year old black horse, a 13 year old bay mare, a 22 year old black mule, a sow and six pigs, a Ford tractor with implements, equipment for plowing cultivating and harvesting, plus household furniture including a 100 year old bureau. Auction conducted by Wm E Andrew and Aud Luther Bennett.

Greensboro Whiteleysburg Gertie Longfellow Guernsey

Midgets 4-H Club elects officers for new year

The Midgets 4-H Club opened with Lois Ann Butler presiding on Sept 12, 1949. Officers elected were Gladys Ann Wilson president Mary Ellen Elwanger vice president Jean Lane secretary reporter and Lois Ann Butler treasurer. New projects chosen include Flower Arrangements and Foods. The meeting adjourned after recreation.

Lois Ann Butler Gladys Ann Wilson Mary Ellen Elwanger Jean Lane

Public Sale of Household Goods at Greensboro Property

Public sale begins at 1 o clock at the Walter Riddleberger property in Greensboro. Items include oil cook stove, breakfast set, dining table, chairs, refrigerator, bedsteads, dressers, rugs, dishes, and more. auctioneer William Andrew. Owner Mrs Ethel Vanville Quimby.

Walter Riddleberger Greensboro

Garden Spot Sale of Holsteins at Brubaker Farm

Thursday sale at Jay M Brubaker Farm Willow Street Village Pa invites buyers from Lancaster York Berks Bucks and neighboring counties. 70 Holstein cattle 55 registered 15 grades including calves bred and open heifers and 3 service age bulls from high producing dams. 40 animals from Eastern and Western Ontario Canada. Sale starts 12 noon under cover with lunch and dinner. Contact Strasburg for free transportation 3661 Earl L Groff local rep. R Austin Backus auctioneer Mexico NY and sale manager.

Jay M. Brubaker Willow Street Village Lancaster York Berks Bucks Ontario Canada Strasburg Earl L. Groff R. Austin Backus Mexico N. Y

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Bennett to Auction Personal Property on Gay Street

Lillie Bennett announces a sale of household goods at her Gay Street residence between 4th and 5th. Items include beds, furniture, kitchenware, tools, mowers, stove, ice box, dining set, rugs, and numerous articles. Sale starts at 1 p m rain or shine. auctioneers Wm. Andrew and clerk Q L Andrew handle the event.

Gay St

Farm machinery and livestock public sale near Goldsboro Maryland

Farmer announces public sale of farm equipment and livestock on the home farm two miles from Goldsboro on the Goldsboro Bridgetown road starting at 10 30 a m rain or shine. Included are a Deering binder 7 ft cut wheat drill 11 tine mower hay rake wagon manure spreader corn planter corn cutter two riding cultivators one riding plow two walking plows three walking cultivators sleigh and sleigh bells and other tools. Also 10 cows Guernsey Holstein mix many fresh by Christmas 3 year old Holstein bull with papers one pair work horses one pair work mules and numerous farm odds and ends.

Ford Goldsboro Bridgetown Maryland Guernsey John Deere John Deere van Brunt McCormick Deering

Lunch for Ladies of Trinity Methodist Church Event

Jim Woolleyhand, owner, will serve lunch for the Ladies of Trinity Methodist Church in Goldsboro.

Ladies of Trinity Methodist Church Goldsboro

Public Sale of Valuable Live Stock and Farm Machinery

Westley Larimore owner offers cash sale at the Vernon White Church road farm 416 miles west of Harrington on Thursday Sept 29 1949 at 10 am. Auction includes 10 milk cows, Holstein and Hereford stock, 1 John Deere tractor and dozens of farming implements and equipment with furniture and other items.

Harrington Vernon White’s Church

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Edward T Eastern Nestor Tri-State Packers Joe Johnny Bell Bell Telephone Laboratories Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co I Farmere Homemakers Club Niss Otis E. Breeding Mary E. Breeding Power Eee Covey & Willias’ Store Hillsboro Wed Kline Fri Ridgely, Wed Caroline Sun Preston Bradley’s Hardware Am. Corner, Wed Messer’s Henderson, Fli Porter’s Sherman L. Tribbitt Sharp Charles Draper Wm. E. Andrew Luther Bennett Ethel (Vanville) Quimby William Andrew Lillie Bennett Wm. Andrew Q. L. Andrew Jim Wooleyhand Westley Larimore Dickerson Brothers
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