Farmers Learn Emergency Farming Plans At Regent College Park
Report from Regent College Park conference outlines recommendations to combat emergency farming conditions. Dr J B Symons presided as Maryland Extension Service head. speakers included Shoemaker, Braddock, Holter, Remsberg, Burcail and others. Advice covers grain, dairy, livestock, and fruit crops, with seed, fertilizer, and pasture strategies for fall and spring, plus use of county agents and University of Rin nand specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ar. Shoemaker
Atensine
Millard Reta
Braddock
M. Frank Holter
Middletown
J. Homer Remsberg
Walter Burcail
New Market
J. B. Symons
Extension Service
Maryland
Exte
University of Rinnand Imght
Revival Factional Fight Shapes Frederick County GOP
Local GOP leaders including Thomas le Haller Edwin C. Markell and others clash over concessions and control as candidates seek election Supervisors and delegates to the state convention. The old factional split between Haller Mathas and Harp resurfaces amid rumored contests for party leadership and convention seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas le Haller
Edwin C. Markell
Lustely Ramsburg
Helena Stauffer
Wiliam O. Wertenbaker
Chas. S. Brooks
Primaries filed for 108 candidates as Sept eight approaches
A total of 108 persons filed for the September 8 primaries with 109 registered by the Board of Elections. Dems and reps list candidates for County Commissioner and other offices while several were unopposed. Vacancies may be filled by respective party central committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Fleetion Superadevisors
Edward §. Delaplaine
Thomas A. Chapline
W. Jarhoe Grove
Democratic House of Deieases
Thomas H. Robiinson
David A. Robb
Wiliam
Gordr, Jr
Semon Jackson
S. War Howe
State Republican and Democratic Delegates Listed in Roll Call
The document enumerates party assignments and delegates including Brent, Verner A Redmond, Wil tam F Steiner, James A Jones, John Coon, Ira J Young, Susie Ramsburg, Charles Goodell, Reno S Harp, and others to state and county committees and the upcoming state convention. It names numerous district leaders, committee members, and delegates for Democratic and Republican sides across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deleausts
Victor M. Birely
S. Elmer Broun
Ulysses G. Bourne
Wiliam B. Catshall
C. McG
Anthias
George C. Rhoderick, Jr
B.A Alexander
Charles F. Goodell
Reno
S. Harp
Estabrook Named Secretary to American Delegation
Leon A. Estabrook of near Shooks town was appointed secretary to the American delegation for the first Inter-American Conference on Agriculture, Forestry and Animal Industry at the Pan-American Union in Washington, D C. Delegates from 21 American Republics will attend. The conference opens September 8 with Secretary of State Stimson welcoming leaders from nations including Argentina Brazil Colombia Costa Rica Dominican Republic Guatemala Honduras Mexico Nicaragua Panama Paraguay Peru and Venezuela. The Pan-American body plans multiple national conferences and will discuss four program topics including cooperation in agricultural development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon AY. Estabrook
Shookstown
Pan-American Union
Washington, D. C
Hencr L. Stimson
Tunhlted Gistas
Argentina
Bracdi
Colombia
Tosta Rica
Dominican Republic
Guatemala
Honduras
Mexico
Nicaragua
Panama
Paraguay
Peru
Venezuela
Americas
Quesons
Comfort
Secretar
Sistetacr
Puzzle Answer Errograms and Odd Clues from a Mixed Text
The readable fragment lists er rors and odd phrases such as Lions do not climb trees and a line about a rape in a riddle context. It hints at puzzle answers and misordered letters with references to esoteric notes and a sequence labeled 13.9 and 4. The stray text is fragmentary and lacks clear news events or persons.
PISGAY statement from Harp associates raised in county political forum
The document cites Harp and associates claiming responsibility for a major push in a Republican primary contest. It states Our Great Central Committee will be re elected and their delegates chosen with large majorities at the upcoming convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fig Conde
Harry Malet
Tate
Harp
pSaca
Frank Smith Fined in Police Court for Street Offense
In Police Court Monday evening Frank Smith forfeited $5 after a charge of disturbinness on the streets. The report notes a car charge and a postponement tied to the defendant's condition, with arrests by Lt. and Officer Hoffman mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fels Deckat
Frank Smith
Pacnie Riveler
Omler Hoffman Tert
Tragic Tree Collapse Kills Two in Oregon Vicinity
A tree fell on an automobile near Astoria Oregon killing two occupants identified as Jack H. Kapon age 19 and Celis Porterland age 21. The incident occurred yesterday, with authorities stating a four legged or multiple tree limbs caused the collapse. The dead were from unspecified localities and the accident is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
Ore
Jack H. Kapan
Celis
Porteland
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Frederik Hard
Droute
Siete
Regent College Park
Stan
Cone Shoemayer
Penthey
Carlierr
Frederick
State Central
Haller
Agricultural Conference
Washington
Westminster
James
Grace Om. Wadafole
Hendrickson
Berets
John D. Hendrickson
Carly
Christmas Furniture Savings Club
C.c.carty
Fateick ST
Freedericer
Doll Brothers
Market Street
Laval
Pont Grept
Everfast
Kayser
Reyon Crepe
Everseeter
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