Accidents In State Increase in October 1913
Maryland recorded 1355 accidents in October 1913 with 19 deaths and 7383 injuries. Baltimore City had 930 accidents with 20 deaths. Pedestrian fatalities dominated, and the Maryland Traffic Safety Commission urged caution as leaves, ice, snow and early darkness raise danger, advising speeds under 35 mph and vigilance by drivers and pedestrians.
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Maryland
Baltimore City
Aryland
Potomac potato variety named and tested in Maryland
A new potato variety named Potomac Potomac has shown high yields in Garrett County tests and partial blight and insect resistance. Described as round with white skin and flesh, it yields 370 bushels per acre versus 285 for standard Smooth Rural. Seed is distributed to growers. Maryland and U S Department of Agriculture hold no seed for sale.
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Maryland Eyewers
R. A. Jehle
Potomae
Fehl
Ed. Seovenser
Senier
Atrest
Devartmert
Amiiculture
Garrett County
Potomac
U. S
Victory
Maryland Experiment Station
U. S. Department of Agriculture
le. R. Aldelle
College
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G. D. Crouse
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