Herring Run Opens as Chesapeake Bay Seeps In
Bay area fishermen report the herring run starting in Chesapeake Bay with fish entering from the sea to spawn. One hatch ran headlong into a gill net at Secretary Creek, Seaford area, as local fishers note the early arrival defying typical late February appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Chesapeake Bay
E. C. Dean
Secretary Creek
Dean
Queenstown
Hank Thompson
Rock Hall
Kent Island
Chesapeake
Betterton
The Santa Fe Trail by Albert C Rose continues
Survey of the Santa Fe Trail describes its ascent from Independence through the Plains to the Rockies and into New Mexico. It outlines the 1860s boom, the impact of Confederate and Mexican traders, Maxwell’s ranch as a key stop, and the transition from mule trains to rail and automobile transport, framing the trail as a catalyst for later tourism in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Jorgot
Kansas
Theiar Prairies
Rocky Mountains
Rug
Inman
Gera Sheridan
Custer
Sully
Vras
New Mesico
Maxwell
Carlos Beaubier
Amd Bandalupe Mirands
American Fur Company
New Mixico
Lucien B. Manwell
Beaubien
Miranda Attre Hesdas
Kit Caron
Santa Fe Trail
Vmesanar
Singlhuf Jr named chairman of State Membership Committee
Baltimore’s Singlhuf Jr is chosen as chairman of the State Membership Committee. The Juniper Bar Conference, a section of the American Bar Association for Taweers under 86, is noted. In Chestertown Maryland Kent County reports 15 people on general relief last month, total cost $153.11, paid entirely by the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestertown
McVean
Kent County
Salisbury
Florida
Maryland
Alex M. Holloway
Quantico
Wicomico
Holloway
Baltimore
S. Scott Beck, Jr
Junior Bar Conference
The
American Bar Association
R. Lee
Singlhuf, Jr
Woulp
Juniper Bar Conference
Hof
Vent Chestertown
Forecast of 1939 Prosperity From Industry Leaders
Leaders from petroleum refining, electric power, tobacco, aluminum, auto, and retail foresee a stronger 1939. Alfred Sloan predicts better consumer demand and confidence. Stanly cites new aluminum products. Biggers expects a solid first quarter for flat glass. Hartford notes farm and retailer gains and anti-tax opposition. Williams anticipates steady sulphur demand. Tower sees steel modernization aiding 1939. Goodrich forecasts a 12 percent tire sales rise with growth in synthetic rubbers and new materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard P Ayres
Cleveland Trust Company
New York Stock Exchange
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors Corporation
Sloan
John D. Biggers
Libbey-Owens- Ford Glass Company
Langbourne M Williams
A Jr
Freeport Sulphur Company
Thendustry
Walter S. Tower
American Iron & Steel Institute
David M Goodrich
B F. Goodrich Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bi-State Shop
Twinessappening
Georgetown
Del
Ollie E. Woolford
Seaford
Willette Brown Woolford
Register of Wills
William L. Hill
Andrew J. Lynch
Woolford
Mr. Lynch
Princess Anne, Md
Clark Sims
Mount Vernon District
Salisbury Hospital
William Fresstate
Centreville
Fresstate
Greensheepers
College Park
O. B. Fitts
Mid-Atlantic Greenskeepers’ Association
HOFH
Easton
Elmer J. Swan
Greenwood
Dec
C. E. McCauley
Anna B. Moore
Lester Cannon
Arthur Fiori
Clement Aiken
Moore
Mabel E. Cannon
Milton
Goshen
Federalsburg
Federalsburg Chamber of Commerce
Denton
Elkton
Catherine and
Nazie Miridis
Steve Miridis
Harrod County
Roland P. Fournier
Havre de Grace Lodge of Elks
Harrington
Delaware
Fedealsburg
St Georges Bridge
H. B. Mesenger
Schoodie
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
Messenger
Philadelphia
Brice Wrotten
Wrotten
Waddell’s Corner
Preston
Hurlock
Hof H
J. Samuel Kreeger
Customs House
Chestertown Fire Company
Tuckahoe Bridge
Tuckahoe Creek
Talbot
Caroline Counties
Board of County Commissioners
Talbot County
Reading
Roid
Caroline County
Albert C. Rose
New York
America
George J Stanley
Aluminum Company of America
Mr. Stanley
John A. Hartford
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company
Patman
Texas
AF of L
Sinclair
Sinclair Refining Company
SNC
Denton, Maryland
Charity Bell
Denton Armory
Oats Jester
Infantile Paralysis Campaign Fund
E. Paul Knotts
M. D
Denton, Md
Macic
the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone CO
Market St, Denton
Fords
Preston Motor Co
Lane & Brauchle
Preston, Md
Mae Way
Long & Short, Inc
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