Fishing season in county ends as anglers store gear for winter
County anglers hung up gear Monday as the open bass season closed until February 1. State stocking boosts produced more and larger bass, with Morgan Runkles and others setting notable catches on the Potomac and Monocacy rivers. Largest bass tipped the scales near five pounds.
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Potomac
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Hamilton
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Lewistown
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Devilbiss’ Rock
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Trout Season Opens Amid Mud, Wind and Stocking Boosts
Monocacy is muddier and windy as the season begins with boats moved from risers and hunting sectors opening. Trout fishing shows improvement over last year thanks to stocking and a new stream flow in Middle Creek. An 81 year old carpenter, William Bush of Findlay, remains active in heavy work.
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Court News Highlights List of Local Court Names and Debts
A long list of court notices shows defendants and plaintiffs from Danville and Frederick, with ages and addresses. The items include marriages, estates, property deeds, and transfers, plus several deed exchanges and lease agreements involving individuals and local businesses.
Dense community birthday celebration in Michigan
A local event on November 29 honored longtime residents including Mr. O Neal and Miss Lula Gyvergirly with a ceremonial birthday. Speakers named several attendees and local figures while noting the festive atmosphere and community pride.
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Man Charged With Slavery Tactics In Arkansas Court
Paul D. Preacher a former deputy sheriff of Earle Arkansas was tried in a U S court in Jonesboro charged by a grand jury under the Federal Anti Slavery Statute of 1806 with falsely arresting eight Negroes and clearing land for him after they were sentenced for vagrancy It is the second wartime use of the statute.
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Earle
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Jonesboro
Peacher
Awarded Service Medal and Emblem for Long Service
In Maryland Chesapeake and Potomac Delphane Company officials award a service medal and ruby emblem to Paul DD Pagere for long tenure. The event honors five years of service across the state, with a total employment value stated as L845 346.
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