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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1959

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2

Auction Brings Strong bids for Cattle Hogs and Machinery

Large crowds attended daily with John W. Null as auctioneer. Grade Holstein cows sold from 210 to 410 averaging 285, open heifers 101 to 215 averaging 165, wearing calves 63 to 75, bulls 125 to 375. Hogs 25 to 30? Feeds and grains offered solid prices. Farm equipment and machinery also sold well including a 5 year old tractor at 2850. Null and Wachter served as auctioneers and clerk Merkle X Wachter.

John W. Null Null Merkle X. Wachter

Chessman Condemned to Die for Eighth Time

Los Angeles AP reports Daryl Chessman, known as the Redlight Bandit, condemned to die in the gas chamber on February 19 after eight condemnations. His lawyers promise two legal routes, including a return to the US Supreme Court or a habeas corpus writ in San Francisco, to keep him alive. He has been guilty of 17 felonies. the case centers on alleged inadequacies in his trial record.

Los Angeles Daryl Chessman Superior Court Herbert W Walker Low Angeres Altorness Atu. A. L Supreme Court Chessman U.S. District Court San Francisco Moses Holly‘wood Hills California Chessmar Wirin American Civil Liberties Union San Quentin

Noted California inmate Chessman death row case and farm sale

The article recalls Caryl Chessman, condemned for multiple 1940s California felonies and noted for battles over death penalty appeals while on San Quentin's Death Row. It also reports Floyd W. Creager farm near Martinsburg selling to NIH, with total proceeds of 550 550 and dairy cattle sale on day one.

Floyd W. Creager Martinsburg Montgomery County Cregzer National Institutes of Health

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