State Warden Reports Improved Efficiency and Revenues
The State Warden notes marked improvement over prior years in the Game Warden's Office. For the year ending December 31, 1910, licenses yielded about 84,072 dollars with a net profit after expenses, while 26 convictions were secured by game officials and 22 directly credited to Assistant Game Warden Sidney C. Jones. Seven cases remain pending as evidence issues are resolved.
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Maryland
AL Land
Sion
Garmanson
Sidney © Tunes
Tnt
Oden 1 Smith
Sidney C. Jones
Biltimore
Dee
Baltimore Rounts
Baltimore County
Emerson Literary Society Meeting At Jefferson High
Emerson Literary Society of Jefferson High School held a regular meeting Friday April 31 with secretary Mary Sigler presiding. Program featured Singing Flag of the Free, recitation by Eva Dery, readings by Ethel Rice Roberta Lows Lenise Tice Mildred Oats Glenn Routzaban and notices adjournment to meet next Friday.
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Myrson
Emerson Literary Society
Jefferson High School
Mary Sigler
Frea
Eva Dery
Ethel Rice
Amero
Roberta Lows
Lénise Tice
Mildred Oats
Glenn Routzabn
Secety
Retiring J C Stubbs Weighs Life After Sixty Five
J C Stubbs of Chicago vice president and director retires on his sixty fifth birthday likely May. He plans to move to Ashland Ohio and spend his remaining days there. He says there is no genius in hand work and the world belongs to the young. He cites wanting less work and more time, expresses thoughts on retirement at 64 and 60 as possible, and notes a belief that life is a constant battle to fight with energy.
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Tailreader
J C. Stubbs
Chicago
Waffie
Harriman
Penning
Ashland
Ohio
Mgst
Artim
Lie
Co Ene-Horne Fymer
Arass
Sieynolds
Lichfeld
Conn
New Yorker
Turk Sas
Hurd
Multon
New York
Drucgista
Fuss Remedy Co
Flint
Mick
Pew
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Frederick market prices from Frederick County Farmers' Exchange
Quotations furnished with corrections through April 24 1941 list prices for grains feeds and seeds. Wheat No 2 Hed per bushel 8 Corn shelled 68 to 68 and one half cents Oats 45 to 50 cents Rye 0 Te per bushel Barley 0 to Toe per bushel Flour Winter Wheat 4 80 to 5 Spring Wheat 40 to 5 Corned 148 to 150 per 100 lbs Mill Feed ton prices Trans 28 00 Middlings 28 90 Red Dog 2 20 to 2 30 per sack Dairy Feed 28 to 26 per ton Cotton Seed Meal 21 to 32 Seeds Timothy 4 to 75 per bushel Clover 8 to 10 per bushel Hay Not Timothy 21 to 22 Not Timothy 20 to 21 No 1 Mixed 20 to 24 Not Mixed 19 to 20 Clover 16 to 17 Hay Not Bated 17 to 20 per ton Straw Wheat 0 to 8 Oats 6 to 8 Potatoes 60 to 60 per bushel
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Tran
Verni Ney Martyn Stars In The Red Milk At City Opera House
Verni Ney Martyn, 22, brings a dancing soubrette turn to Ye City Government House Wednesday night in The Red Milk. She talks of future plans to study voice abroad and move into grand opera, hoping to prove critics wrong about limited talents.
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Kane Domain
Verni Ney Martyn
Boston
Miss Martyn
Hay
Mise Metisa
Fertilizing Results Promising for Old Meadow Reclaim
A Connecticut farmer discusses successful fertilizing experiments on worn meadow and switch to compost and mineral blends. He reports plowed fields, corn and potato yields improving with nitrate of soda, phosphate, and potash mixes, plus blood meal and bone meal. warns other farmers to reclaim natural grasses for profit.
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Connecticut
Westminster Seminary Students Granted Scholarships
Notes of Newa recounts events across Maryland. Fourteen Westminster Colentval Seminay students will be graf ted next month. Various local incidents include a man dying near a streetcar track and a Greek restaurant worker burned by gas. The Francis Scott Key statue will be unveiled May 20 in Baltimore. Odd Fellows mark their 92nd anniversary with a celebration led by Thomas Wildey, while Dr Paul Haupt from Johns Hopkins is noted.
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Westminster Colentval Seminay
Loth Fumion
Fem
Tiul
Avtontabite
Hagerstown
William Neal
B. Kk
Purcdhun
Jacksonville
Conference
William Myers
Southern Baptist Convention
Ila
Josginut Lavering
Ballimore
Lee Turner
Baltimore
John Proteres
Magerstown
Maine
Hospital For the Women of Marykind
Joan Shipley
iLghe
Francis Scott Key
Charles L. Marburg
Eutaw Place
Lanvale Street
Independent
Protests by a Woman in Genesis as Early Suffrage Utterance
The passages suggest a woman’s protest against male lordship in Genesis, labeled by some as an early suffragette utterance. The remark notes a perceived first feminist stance in biblical text.
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Hatoopete
Oaganee
500 000 Scouts In Countr Is Growing Daily
Organization For Boys expands as boys perform daily good turns across the United States. Reports from scouts and leaders highlight acts of helpfulness, courtesy, and service to strangers and women, with many examples from New York to Amesbury and beyond.
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Seay
Huck” Finn
Tom Law
Chidren
Peale Crane
New York
Dony
Ling
Wiliam Archibald
Tvd
Noward W. Baldwin
Great Barrington
Conn
Frank W. Barber
Amesbury
Mass
Victor Bigelow
Lowass
K. Berge
Bristol
Henry Douglas
New London
J. Herbert Carey
Siou i City
S N Foster
Lincoln
Neb
Gold Dust Your Utensils With Proper Cleaning
Your pots pans kettles and other utensils need more than cleaning soap and water only cleans the surface. Use effective methods to remove grime and residue for better hygiene and longer lasting results.
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Frederick
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Frederick Gas & Electric Co
City Opera House
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Ie Poo Tame
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Farmer
Raisina
Vis
Bene Duvet
Lars Possibie
West
Frederick Ty Steiner Hes
A. L. Pearce
U.S. Govt
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Standard Typewriter
Royal Typewriter CO
Royal Typewriter Building
N. Y
Light St
Gold Dust
Montgomery Roy
Prince Monocacy
Montgomery Boy
R. V. Smith
Pea
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Aloist
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