Condition Of Crops In Maryland From The Bureau Report
The Maryland Bureau's latest USDA report notes mild nights and warm midday temps aiding crop growth with limited frost damage. Dry spells persist in western districts though rain is beneficial, while corn and oats progress. early plantings show good yields but later crops lag. Peaches face mixed outcomes with some districts near failure, though apples, pears, and strawberries show promise. overall fruit bloom exists across many counties.
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Maryland
United States Department of Agriculture
Boonsboro
Doncaster
Coleman
Mir. R.G. Nicholson
Chestertown
McDaniel
Berlin
Amateurs on Comedy at Woman's College Entertain
The Woman's College audience enjoyed the Senior class farce Popping the Question after a Macbeth witch scene. Miss Titzel led as Mr. Primrose, with Allie Shriner as Miss Murray and Miss Bowman as Bobbin, delivering strong ensemble performances. Proceeds benefit the college library.
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Macbeth
Woman's College
Miss Kump
Florence ‘Ruil
Mr. Primrose
Miss Titzel
Henry Thornton
Miss Woeguy
Hall Murray
Miss Biffin
Miss Murray
Miss Winterblossom
Titzel
Primrose
Allie Shriner
Miss Woegtly
Thornton
Westminster meeting of Independent Hose Company No 1
The quarterly meeting at the hose hall approved attending the Maryland State Firemen's Association seventh annual Westminster gathering. A three member arrangements committee was named and delegates elected with alternates. The company plans hose and ladder contests with 70 to 80 uniformed members, and two cars secured by President MacGill for exclusive United Fire apparatus use at Westminster. The Uniteds compete in prize drill reel and ladder events, holding state championships.
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Hose Company No. 1
Maryland State Firemen’s Association
Westminster
Milliard N. Nusz
Geo. Kolb
Geo. W. Salter
Edward Nelson
Edward S. Hichelberger
David H. Kolb
J. R. McSherry
Harry Baer
OC. W. Kolb
Millard N. Wusz
Harry Scholl
Geo. Wallis
Milton Engle
MacGill
United Fire Company
Uniteds
Oratorical Contest Opens Maryland College Series
The first contest under the Oratorical Association of Maryland Colleges was held at Western Maryland College Westminster. Ridgely P. Melvin of Annapolis spoke on The Wrongs of the Indian. Harry J. Kefsover of Frederick spoke on The Passing of the Sword. Claude C. Douglas of Montrose West Va spoke on The union of Science to Religion. Douglas won first prize with Melvin tying for second with Rhefanver.
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Oratorical Association of Maryland Colleges
Western Maryland College
Westminster
St. John’s
Ridgely P. Melvin
Annapolis
Harry J. Kefsover
Frederick
Maryland Agricultural
Claude C. Douglas
Montrose
W- Va
Western Maryland
C. C. Douglas
Melvin
St. John's
Rhefanver
Belles-Lettres Society Debates Strikes Justification
The Belles-Lettres Literary Society met with readings and recitations by CG Hargett R Hughes H Mohier P Urner and others. Judges EB Sappington H Mohier and R Hughes ruled two to one against the affirmative in the debate on whether strikes are justifiable.
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Belles-Lettres Literary
J. Milburn
R. Kolb
EB. Sappington
H. Mohier
R. Hughes
Knee Cap Dislocated in Domestic Accident
Henry Ruprecht a noted paper-hanger slipped while stepping over a bed-frame at Davis Byerk s residence on West Patrick street and dislocated his right kneecap He was carried home on a cot for treatment and rest.
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Henry Ruprecht
Davis Byerk
West Patrick Street
Ruprecht
Names of Warships Reflect State Ties in New Navy
The article lists states and cities linked to naval names for new ships, noting New York New Jersey California Illinois Maine Massachusetts and Ohio among leaders. It details battleships cruisers and gunboats named for states cities and regions, alongside a critique of naming choices and a nod to naval humor about West Virginia and Indian names.
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New York
New Jersey
California
Illingis
Maine
Massachusetts
Ohio
Sampson
Brooklyn
Albany
Brazil
Buffalo
Nictheroy
Newark
Princetom
Monterey
San Francisco
Illinois
Chicago
Floria
Castine
Machias
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Marietta
Marblehead
Boston
Gloucester
Dewey
Manila
Santiago
Cienfuegos
Guantanamo
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Samoa
West Virginia
State
Wheeling
Little Rock
Ty Roll
East New York
Georgia
Alabama
Texas
Kentucky
Atlanta
Montgomery
Galveston
Mississippi
Carolinas
Virginia
Louisiana
Viakaburg
South Carolina
Chariston
North Carolina
Raleigh
Yorktown
New Orleans
Arkansas
Florida
Wyoming
Connecticut
Delaware
Wilmington
Maryland
Baltimore
Annapolis
Michigan
Detroit
Vermont
Bennington
Concord
New Hampshire
Kansas
Topeka
Montana
Helena
Rhode
Newport
Colorado
Denver
Washington
Olympia
Tacoma
Tennessee
Nashville
Chattanooga
Indiana
Ashaslowa
Des Moines
Commerce
Minneapolis
Minnesota
New England
Wisconsin
Missouri
Nebraska
Oregon
Nevada
Utah
Idaho
North
South Dakota
Farragut
Porter
Dupont
Stringhare
Nadine Allen Sings in Notable Ordway Recital
Mrs Nadine Allen presented a memorable recital in the Ordway piano room assisted by top city talent. Her rendition of Joan D Arc received special praise. Supporting artists included Louise Payne Tillie Bielfeld Amy Young Louis Rhoderick John Prosins and Prof Maurice Beckwith with accompanimists Mrs Q S Beckley Holly Howard King and Bion Firestone.
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Biis. Allen
Nadine Allen
Ordway Piano Room
Allen
Louise Payne
Tillie Bielfeld
Amy Young
Messrs
Louis Rhoderick
John Prosins
Maurice Beckwith
Q.S. J. Beckley
Miss Holly
Howard King
Bion Firestone
Very Sweet Song Note From Washington Visitor
Dr J W Bischoff of Washington DC thanks Prof Geo Ed Smith for Sunset Gates of Gold a graceful composition he calls a very sweet song He expresses willingness to perform the piece at future recitals and to use it for his program arrangements.
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J. W. Bischof
Washington, D.C
Presbyterian Church
Geo. Ed. Smith
Local grain prices quoted in Frederick today
Wheat was quoted at 67400 cents per bushel and corn shelled at 38 cents per bushel. Corn on the cob priced at 2 dollars per barrel, reflecting market activity in the Frederick area.
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Frederick
Religious Meetings Announced at Multiple Churches
A local religious notice lists services at St. John's Catholic, Presbyterian, German Baptist, All Saints Episcopal, Glade Reformed Walkersville, Trinity Methodist, United Brethren, Evangelical Reformed, M. B. church, and Grace Reformed. Reverends Freeman Dixon, D. J. Wolf, J. W. Wilbite, C. W. Stinespring, E. Eschbach, Rev. Page Milburn, and others lead sermons and Sunday schools with special events and a commemorative choir performance referencing Ernest Perring’sCantate Domini.
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Surmona Gate
Maga
St. John’s Cathlic
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Church
Braner
P.D. Fabruoy
German Baptist Church
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Glade Reformed Church
Walkersville
D. J. Wolf
J. WH. Wilbite
Trinity Mt. 1. Church
South
Upworth
C. W. Stinespring
United Brethren Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
E. &. Eschbach
D. D
M. B
Page Milburn
Epworth League
Hov
A. H. Zimmerman
Grace Reformed Church
B. J. McLean
LB. Y. Weaver
W. M. Strayer
Buckeystown
Mary Haslup
Luther Kuhlman
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ernest Perring
W. A. von Steinman
Frederick Emule
Yor Steinman
Maryland and regional civic notes on colleges and banks
Kyont of Gatorestore and There Yesterday and Moday. A colored schoolhouse at Cecilton was boroed. A savings bank at Miaiphester with a capital of BLV,000 was Incorporated. The Intercollegiate oratory contert was held at Western Maryhid College. The Baltimore and Ohio Company fled a petition to resume bonds. The daughters of the conference will unveil a display at the St James Hotel. International revenue agents seized over 18,000 cigars in Cumberland. The centennial celebration of the Maryland Medical and Surgical faculty ended with features. A savings bank at Union Bridge, Carroll county, formed Wednesday. Jacob Stosar elected president. capital stock $20,000. President G8. Griffith appealed for funds at the Prisoners Aid Association. Bonds of three principal railways to Cumberland to Westernport filed. County Grange met in Coloxville. L D Gasgard presided. Charles Ki Hartshorne secretary.
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Cecilton
Carroll County
Vikton
Havana
Naval Academy Navy Colooud
Miaiphester
Western Maryhid College
Leward County Teachers Association
Baltimore and Ohio Conphuytion
St. James
Cumberhind
Maryland Medical and Chirurgtol
Union Bridge
Jacob Stosar
Griffith
Prisonees’ Aid Association
Plaatric Railway Companins
Cumberland
Westernearr
County Grange
New Grange
Coloxville
Montgomery County
L. D. Gasgard
Charles Ki. Hartshorne
Brighton
Vintage Clothiers Ad Highlights Men Wearables and Bargains
An old advertisement extols winter undergarments and men s wear including Merino and half wool shirts priced cheaply. It touts a high profit on wearables, a range of neckwear and novelty dressings, and notes The Princes of Wales Club and other patterns with low prices that would fetch more in larger cities.
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Prinws
Wales
The Dialect Poet at City Opera House Thursday May 4
Local mention of Misa Anne Virginia Culbertson performing at City Opera House in Frederick for Frederick City Hospital benefit. Notes her dialect range and appeal, with admission 26 and 15 cents. Also lists various local sales, offers, and notices from merchants and professionals in Frederick, including promotions at Surrney & Borst Shipley & Bopst and Sax Optical Company appearances.
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Misa Anne Virginia Culbertson
City Opera House
Frederick City Hospital
Smythe Snyder Pardum Wedding at Bethesda Church
Edith Purdum and Maurice Snyder were married at Bethesda M E Church near Browningsville after a 6:30 wedding ceremony. The bridal gown was cream Henrietta with satin and chiffon trimmings, bouquet of narcissus, as guests later gathered at the groom’s parents’ home for a reception.
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Willard Jacobs
Willie
James Purdum
Edith Purdum
Maurice Snyder
J. L. Snyder
Frederick Art Club Reads Chapters From Two Women Abroad
A Thursday evening meeting of the Frederick Art Club’s reading section was held in the studio. Miss M Kolb led a program featuring chapters 25 and 26 from Two Women Abroad with several readers including Miss P M Exder and Miss A F Shope. A vote of thanks was given to committee members J Hendrickson M Etchison Hood Ramsburg Quynn and G Radcliffe for planning the spring-tide reception for members and friends.
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Reading
Art Club
M. Kolb
P.M. Exder
M. GO. Ort. Delaroche
A. FE. Shope
Paris
M. Etchison
Creditors Object In Gambrill Note Dispute Before Judge McSherry
Creditors oppose payment of notes James H. Gambrill gave to his brother George T. Gambrill. James H. testified notes were paid while George T. claimed nonpayment and showed life insurance policies as collateral. Amount involved about 9600 dollars. Lawyers Whitelock Urner Keedy Urner for George T. Gambrill and Manula Pampel for creditors. The Wolf Company of Chambersburg Pa completed remodeling a mill near Loya to the roller process under Harry Krise. Capacity thirty barrels daily with flour, corn meal, hominy, rye, buckwheat and Graham flour machinery.
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McSherry
James H. Gambrill
George T. Gambrill
Whitelock
Urner
Wall Respode
Wolf Company
Chambersburg
Loya
Harry Krise
Reller
The Exclusive Carpet House Promotes Matting Trade
In a bold offer, L. E. Moz proclaims the town’s matting boom with a big store-room full of Carpeta and Mattings. The Exclusive Carpet House advertises cheap buy prices, big quantities, and small profit margins to counter tariff fears, selling items from 81¢ to 35¢ for various carpets and damasks.
Saw Mill Destroyed Near Woodsboro Fire Destroys Mill
A raw mill owned by Mr. Cramer along the Freder ick and Woodsboro turnpike, two miles beyond Woodsboro, was completely destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. The blaze originated in the engine room and the building could not be saved as smoke and flames engulfed the structure.
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Frederick and
Woodsboro
Cramer
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Tleman
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