Horses aid timber harvest on Maryland farm plan
The Calimer family on 140 acres near Sabillasville uses a horse logging operation advised by forester Harry Staley. Two teams of Belgian horses harvest 2,500 board feet daily, selected trees to minimize forest damage. Loggers cut eight foot half logs and haul them along deer‑trail like paths. The project aims for a slower, steadier income while preserving wildlife and forest health.
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Daniel Boone
Laura Ingalls Wilder
Sabillasville
Richard Calimer
Calimer
Harry Staley
Taneytown
Staley
Calimers
Ray Morgan
Pennsylvania
Morgan
Maryland
Brunswick voters head to polls for mayor and council
In Brunswick, residents go to the polls Tuesday to elect a mayor and three council members. Candidates include IBM manager H. Goodrich seeking a recall election mandate, and challengers C. Smith A. Anderson C. Harrington and P. Purdum highlighting annexation, growth, youth programs, and city services.
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Brunswick
IBM
Goodrich
Maryland
Smith
Goodrich picks three to join him on council
Brunswick May or Richard Goodrich names Tom Smith Merle Anderson and Bob Purdum as his preferred council team for next week He praises Smith's experience as essential and notes Merle Anderson's hard work and ideas He backs Purdum for initiative while warning he will not join the police committee Joe Harrington a progressive independent candidate says he will represent the people and has attended council meetings and recreation activities
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Brunswick Recreation Commission
Anderson
13Th Avenue
Rentals Unlimited
Brunswick
Harrington
Amtrak
Purdum
Frederick Cablevision
Potomac Valley Youth Association
Brunswick Volunteer Ambulance Co
Goodrich
Richard Goodrich
Tom Smith
Merle Anderson
Bob Purdum
Mr. Smith
Merle
Robin
Joe Harrington
Recreation Commission
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Everedy Square
East Street
Fredenck, MD
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Estee Lauder
Uconn
Estee Laude