Poultry Farm Plans Grow Into Large Scale Chickens
A farm expands into exclusive chicken raising with 350 acres, 20 acres in use, and plans to cultivate feed on site. The operation will house 9 colonies of standard breeds, with 7 grain types available, a complete water system, and kitchens to manage daily consumption of 600 pounds of feed and 10 barrels of water. Five carpenters and six regular workers are employed as construction nears completion.
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Robert
Yuri
Abe
Richfield
Eliteken
Scira
Ithonrd
Dean
Pregent’ Bay
Poultry Farm Expands as New Concrete House Planned
The farm raises chickens for egg production with a planned 60 by 100 foot concrete house. Fowl stock is young and disease-free, and an eager Japanese worker helps manage operations. Packaging and revenue depend on a ratio of eggs to sales, while improvements aim to streamline feeding and housing.
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Eldekeng
Nyisease
Aung
Sao
Elickens
Bowles
Funerals for J Bradley Byatt and Mrs May Hare noted
The funeral of the late Mr J Bradley Byatt was held at 10 am from a New Market church with Rev B F Ruley officiating and many floral tributes. Burial followed in the adjacent cemetery. A separate service for Mrs May Hare occurred at 4 pm at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs John Hane, conducted by Rev J W Kiracofe, with pallbearers named. Ads for The News promote classified notices and job ads.
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J. Bradley Byatt
New Market
Agtopathleing
Norvicer
B. F. Ruley
Kohioown
Samuel Utz
T. Wood
Perente
John Hane
South Catralltreet
J. W. Kiracofe
George Winebrener
Roger Wilbpigier
Aes “L Baer
Milton Schwearing
Mount Olives
A. Fay
Salisbury Pair Attendance Noted Across State Events
News notes report twelve thousand attended the Salisbury pair yesterday while Montgomery county plans a big celebration to boost the area. Leaders and clergy from Howard county celebrate today with 5000 expected. Cardinal Gibbons will preside at a priest retreat.
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Salisbury
Montgomery County
Lontirale
Emory Grove
Ulgll
Mguat
Dope Mathodist
Irwing Sun
Wifl
Navy
Depaelitit
Caphiin
Miksa
Hataian
Naval Aquiteny
Baltimore
Annipolis
Tiane
Rishig
Sun Norwood
Willian
Mahvel
Udier
Etly Valotis
Birthnore
BO Paul
League of America
Mecall's Ferry
Ballimiore
Linthleum
Kaiser
Madigan Avenue
North Avenue
Justice of Te Peace
Sumuel’ Taylor
Rishys Sung
Maryland
Edgemount
Waynesboro
Baltimore Election Law Instructions for Primaries
The Attorney General’s printed instructions outline primary election conduct for Congressional candidates under the 1910 Primary Election Law. They cover notice, voting places, ballot colors, envelope and ballot handling, number of ballots, challenger and watcher rights, ballot preparation, and post election counting under the Corrupt Practices Act enforcement by city and county officials.
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Eral Straus
Aid Wilde
Boards of Supervisors
Balthnoreity
Baltimore City
Politcal
Electon
Boards of Supervisors of Elections
Ivervisors
Elécton
Alsthiet BS
Polfiters
Expect to Build Church at Bentz Street Hill Church Plan
The Congregation of Hill Church Col ored and Agbury Methodist Episcopal Church plan to build a new brick church on Bentz Street on church grounds near All Saints' Street. Trustees appoint collectors Marshall Jenkins George Sewell David Boyd Madison G. Lee Martha Williams and Rev L J Valentine to raise funds and start construction soon, noting the present structure is badly in need of repair.
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Agbury Methodist Episcopal Church
Hill Church
Uiem
Bentyetree
Weat All Saints’ Street
Marshall Jenkins
Jeorge Sewell
David Boyd
Madison G. Lee
Marthe Williams
Mev. L. J. Valentine
Social World Eleven Honorees and Birthday Balloon Event
A large birthday balloon ascent marked a social gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Long near Rocky Ridge for Beulah Longs eighteenth, with Japanese lanterns, music, games, and a dining room spread of ice cream cake lemonade and confections. attendees included Miss Beulah Long Miss Lucy Long Thelmes Long and others from Baltimore and surrounding towns. Also referenced are small gatherings at Edgemount and a farewell reception for Miss Leila A Chambers near Braddock Heights featuring recitations impersonations and music. another small party at East Church Street hosted by Miss Eda James with dancing and refreshments.
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Mr. Nod
Charles Long
Rocky Ridge
Beulah
Sire
E. K, Thomas and Daughter
Baltimore
Boulah
Lucy
Minnie Long
Thelmes Long
Misges
Anna
Nettie Stambaugh
Alles Emon
Fisher
Messra
Edgar Long
Marvey Stambaugh
Wood
Dane Black
Morris Barrick
Roeecil Fisher
Edgemount
W.M. Elliott
Braddock Heights
Coune
Leila
A. Chambers
Baltinoré
Mise Mamie Eallven
Miss James
Mira Eda James
East Church Street
Mise
Ebert
Ingen Naa
Ante Bherry
Mary Filler
Lena Edmonds
William Bennett
Allen
Guyne Ee Ma Beno Yon
Ma Roce
Garrett DeGrange
Lew
Holy Temples and Parish Services Around Town
Readers are invited to a slate of Sunday religious services across multiple churches. Rev. J. W. Kiracofe preaches at Trinity and Christ Reformed schools host special programs including Sunshine Service and children’s day activities. Elder Jesus Emmert from India speaks at Grosaniekic Meeting House. The Harvest Festival at Grace Reformed features cantata by local artists and a morning service on God’s Harvest Field.
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Stinunt
Christ Reformed Bauder School
Middletown
Jesus Emmert
India
Grosaniekic
Fllertom
Grace Reformed Church
L. McLean
Mies -Mollie Moberly
Amelia Yost
Vantratto
Frank Sappington
Leonard Storm
Peerless Paper Meat Sack Aids Safe Preservation For Farmers
Farmers urged to use the Peerless Paper Meat Sack to protect meat from skippers. Manufactured by Groat Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company in Frederick, Maryland, the sacks come in three sizes and sell for 4 or 5 cents each. Grocers carry them and customers are advised to request them if unavailable.
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Aire
Southern Printing
And
Manufacturing ‘Company
Frederick, Md
Keet
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Reno
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