Washer Freight Rates Boost Milk Prices
Freight rate hikes stir dairy markets with one dealer passing a $5 per ton advance to producers. Fall and winter milk prices rose to 38 and 40 cents per gallon, while two thirds of Balti more deliveries by truck escape most rate changes. State dairymen enjoy higher returns than Philadelphia or New York markets, about 10 percent above nine years ago. Lime Co buys Castle Farm near Buckeystown for 14 925 at public sale. M J Grove Lime Co secures purchase.
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Pobnt
pmMibaberg
Gay
Baltimore
Lherefore
State Dairymen's Association
Philadelphia
New York
Lime: Co
Castle Farm
Yate
Thomas F. Castle
Georgetown
Buckeystown
M. J."grove Lime Company
William E. Darner
Speed Cops and Prohibition Officers Clash Over Searches
State note says agents may search autos stopped for traffic violations on Belair road. Prohibition officers claim no working agreement with traffic law enforcers, while Austin Baughman of the Automobile Commission denies night sweeps and asserts searches occur only when motorists are stopped for speeding or violations. He emphasizes no targeted hunts by prohibition officers.
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Belair
Uien
Co. K. Austin
Baughman
Volatead
Belair Road
Peppersack
Autonobile
Genrere
Prohibition
Colonel Baughman
Local Notables and Travelers Gather in County Town Highlights
Dr H B Hedgenhog returns from Mooreford West Virginia. Mrs Lawson House improving at Second Street home. Miss Audrey Mey of Caldwell visiting friend Miss Evelyn Cannon. many locals on trips to St Louis Hamburg Burlington and Iowa. Margaret Caskey visiting relatives. Rev H Franklin Main and others. Helen Plush returns home from Hanover Pennsylvania. Ernest Dolwick and Margaret Caskey visit Charles Dol Rim Street Frederick. J H Rinker and Mildred Rinker travel to Woodstock Virginia for father K I Rinker's illness. George Swank and Ada Swank return from camping along the Potomac. Witcie William returns home near Rockville. General Poranjan J J Good office remodeled. Polk of B&O recovers from operation. A M Mortimer to Berkeley Springs baths. George Kirk nursing boils. Gabe Pimphrey back to shop with improved eye. Knights of Pythias picnic funds aid building fund. M E Akera foreman debated hold and risk of being shot. car repair yard returns to duty. Charles R Gregory returns from vacation. Donovan night foreman returns. Amos M Horme leaves for Westminster to run drug store. election clerks appointed for First and Second precincts. Mrs James A Chambers improving at Frederick City Hospital. John Hassen druggist returns from Atlantic City vacation. Stanley Hopkinson named secretary to Master Mechanic A K Galloway in Baltimore. Wm Nixontla in Frederick City Hospital. Cage foreman from Somerset visits town. C B E Compher returns from Taylorstown. Judge M Jones and Mrs Jones at Atlantic City. Wm Shannon selling Potomac Avenue home. Richard Russell becomes stocking after move for Standard Lime and Stone. H M Jonesha sells Ellerslie near Petersville to local railroad worker.
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Hedgenhog
Mooreford
W. Va
Frank Troxell
St. Lowa
Hamburg
Burlington
Iowa
Margaret Caskey
Metre W. Caskey
Martinisburg
Brient Dolwick
Wenner'a HI
Malb
Slater
Washington
Poranjan
J. J. Good
Polk
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baker
Cumberkind Division
A. M. Mortimer
Berkely Springs
George Kirk
Gabe PimphFey
Knights of Pythias
S—O
M. E. Akera
Charles’ R. Gregory
Donovan
Amos. M. Horme
Westminster
Samuel.e.thomas
Madden
Ford
Meadows
Compton
James
A. . Chambers
Frederick 'Pity
John Hassen
Horlue
Atlantic City
Stanley. Hopkinson
A. K.galloway
B. and
O. R. R.co
Bal- Amore
Wm. P. Nixomt
Frederick City
Cage
Richard Russell
Standard Lime and Stone Co S. Cate
H. M. Joneshia
Ellerslie
Samuel Chiggett
Petersville
Greenfield Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller of Jefferson spent Sunday with relatives. Leroy Norris and children of Brunswick visited Mrs. Norris' father. Hyatts town resident Wyam Norwood spent Sunday with Mr. Henson Trail. Mrs. S. Rd. Brown and Miss Dovis Davis were guests Thursday of Mrs. I. R. Davis, Mrs. John J. Davis, and Master Wilson Davis who returned from Ellicott City and Baltimore. Mrs. Tibbie Selby of Dickerson is visiting here. Mrs. J. Brown and Doris Davis saw Mrs. William Mansey Wednesday.
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Russell. Miller
Jefferson
Leroy Norris
Brunswick
Norris
Wyam Norwood
Hyattstown
Henson Trail
Rd. Brown
Dovis Davia
Mursday
I. R. Davis
John J. Davis
Wilson Davia
Ellicott City
Baltimore
Tibbie Selby
Dickerson
J. Brown
Doris Davis
Whham Mansey
Electric controls permit new searchlight operation at distant site
Electric controls authorize a searchlight to be operated from distant points, with a range reaching age or distance specified as ten meters. The move reflects formal authorization and technical setup for remote illumination.
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