Percheron Auction On April 5 At Frederick Fairgrounds
Prominent breeders from Frederick County and beyond join the Percheron Association of Frederick County for the annual draft horse sale at the Fairgrounds on April 5. The lineup includes sixteen mares, two-year-old fillies, yearlings, three young geldings, and the imported Ormarin stallion with other purebreds. Local consignors feature multiple four-year-olds and foaling mares, plus two-year-old fillies bred to Langeais, with outside consignments from Maryland New Jersey and Pennsylvania. University of Maryland and several Frederick County breeders also contribute geldings and additional mares ahead of the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Ormarin
John Crum
E.N. Derr
Ira Ifert
Naomi Long
Monocacy Farms
Calypsdragetude
Calypsdragetude, A Two-Year Old Filly Bred To Him, and An Open Two-Year Old Illy
Tyrconnel Farms
Langeais
H. H. Werking
Brilliant IV
Etudiant, Jr
Montgomery County
Ernest Bell
Mt. Ephraim
New Jersey
Carnona VI
Mrs. Earnshaw
Upper Marlboro
Maryland
Ormatin
Robert Snavely
Haserstown
Rush Valley Farms
Rushland
University of Maryland
Luther Remsberg
Edwin Heyner
Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses in Local Notices
Norma A Baxter transfers property to Edward L Miers et al in the county for 10 dollars. Roy Korrell and wife purchase property from Martin H Kepler et al for 86 000 dollars in the county. Roy Korrell and wife transfer property back to Martin H Kepler et al for 10 dollars. Marriage licenses issued for Edwin W Roberts of Tainsville and Geraldine Elaine Goodhart, both in the city. Frank W Detrick and Beat Rice Louise Hess, both of Waynesboro, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma A. Baxter
Edward L. Miérs
Martin H. Kepler
Roy Korrell
Edwin W. Roberts
Tainsville
Geraldine Elaine Goodhart
West Third Street
This City
Frank W. Detrick
Beatrice Louise Hess
Waynesboro
No Burdensome Surplus Of Breeding Material
Frederick County Percheron breeders report no surplus of good purebred breeding stock despite low prices. Secretary Henry R. Shoemaker notes the county’s rise as a leading Percheron center with horses shipped to Wyoming and many states. For the April 5 sale, entries were sought from across Maryland and beyond to ensure enough stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Fontechg County
Henry R. Shoemaker
Wyoming
Mississippi River
Maryland
Corn Diseases Prevalent In Maryland 1942
Albin Kuhn of the University of Maryland reports widespread corn diseases across Maryland in 1942 reducing grain quality and yield. He cites two major disease types leaf blight and stalk rots, noting unusually wet conditions with June to August rainfall 71.6 percent above 35 year average and more cloudiness than recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Kuhn
Stover
Albin Kuhn
University of Maryland Agronomy Department
Mr. Kuhn
College Park
Garden Soils Infested With Many Diseases
Garden soils infested with diseases threaten fruit and vegetable crops planted for years. Dr. R A Jehle of the University of Maryland extension service warns that certain varieties will be injured or die prematurely when grown in such soils. He cites asparagus rust pea wilt spinach mosaic strawberry red stele sweet corn bacterial wilt cabbage yellows and tomato wilt. varietiea named varieties have been bred that.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Jehle
Univerisity of Maryland Extension Service
PUBLIC SALE DISCONTINUING FARMING AFTER WIDOW'S DEATH
Public sale scheduled for February 24 1943 at 10:00 A M Eastern War Time to discontinue farming after the death of Shewtor Bae of Middletown. Readied items include 3 head horses a sorrel leader a 12 year old black brood mare and two other horses a 12 head cattle herd with 7 good milk cows 4 nice heifers and a stock bull plus farm machinery such as a 7 foot Deering binder New Idea manure spreader McCormick Deering dump rake Black Hawk corn planter Osborne mower Superior grain drill and a full set of harness and gear. Also hay by ton fodder by bundle grain bags milk cans hoes shovels and more. Terms cash. Auction conducted by Oscar L Schaefer Emmett R Bowlus Auditors Robert H Routzahn clerk. Lunch stand Mt Zion Lutheran Church address and time clearly listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B
New Idea
McCormick- Deering
Black Hawk
Osborne
Superior
Saxtech
Syracuse Barshear
Oscar L. Shafer
Emmett R. Bowlus
Audt
Robert H. Routzahn
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Summers Farm
Frederick
Palmer
E.W.T
Hoosier
Emerson Com
Aingle
McCormick-Dee
Guernsey
Jersey
Chester
Poland
Farrow
McCormick
Deering Tractor
Deering
MccCormick
McCormick-Deering
Schutter
Oliver Sumer
Fever
Saxton
Syracuse
Washington
Frank H. Hedges
Phead
Bob
Airaphoten
Rock
Barshear Reader
Barney
Prince
Pet
Tobe
Star
P. B
Caan
Tee C
Harwood
Emmett R .Bowhus
John TL. Shaw
Walkersgile
Mt Dinggnet
Jeanette
Meadow View Folly
Kilmer
John Deere
Jaresville
John
Jona Deere
McCo Deering
Jonn Veere
John Peere
Richard W. Vansant
Glenn Trout
Kelly
Montgomery Chapel
Public Sale notices in February list buyers around Frederick area
The sale register records bidders and locations across Carroll, Frederick, and surrounding counties with dates in February and March. Names include Clarence Blacksten, Claude Etzler, Cletus Barnes, Charles Houck, Oscar Shafer, H M Eigenbrode, Harry Hedees, G G Toms, Harvey Buttall, A William Altman, Edward Rookies, and many others. The notices name farms near Uniontown, Middletown, Walkersville, Frederick, Liberty town, Ridgeville, and Monrovia, with farm or road references and courthouse doors as posting points for bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News-Post
Clarence Blacksten
Union Town
Carrol Co
Claude BR. Etzler
Good Intent
Ladiesburg
John
Foster
Dickerson
Mercer Jones Farm
Cletus E. Barnes
Fountain School
Libertytown
Charles
Houck
Frederick
Oscar L. Shafer
Sheffer Farm
Middletown
H. M. Eigenbrode
Burkittsville
Harry Z. Hedees
Walkersville
G. G. Toms
Bowlug Farm
MARCA
Harvey M. Buttall
Monrovia
William Altman
Mille
Mt. Pleasant
Edward Rookies
Ridgeville
Marlon Specht
Frank A. Hedges
Central Church
Annapolis Road
Wittum £. Exser
William H. Gaver
Foster Summers
Frank L. Witgour
Sheppard's Lane
Clarksville
Forest King
Quince Orchard
W. W. Price
C. M. Norwood
Hyrattstown
Lawrence C. Fry
Buckeystown
M—Charrles RK Holter
Myersville
Clag
Buckesstown
George L. Jones
Marion
W Whitter
Braddock Heights
John $. Derr
Ceresville
Raymond LC. Bidle
Wrederick
Robert M. Ranneberger
West Doubs
J. W. Foat
Barmony Grove
Gerrit Peters
North Market St. Frederick
Harvey Covell Minnick
Harry M. Wissner
Buckeysvien
W. Stitely
Woodsboro
Percheron
Tote Teinsa
Public Sale at Summers Farm West of Frederick
Discontinuing farming, sale of livestock and machinery on Friday February 26, 1943 at 10 o'clock A. M. at Summers Farm near Frederick Maryland. Catalog lists work horses, cows, hogs, horses, mules, dairy cattle, tractors, binders, mowers, plows, harrows, wagons, harness, dairy equipment and related farming gear. Auction conducted by Emmett R Bowlus with Frank H Hedges as sale agent. Terms cash with settlement day of sale. Lunch on grounds.
Disease resistant garden varieties listed for Maryland
Dr Jehly states that experiments show certain varieties are well suited to Maryland conditions. He names Mary pseitheioe inh ty vist Queen cabbage early Market cabbage Wisconsin Ballhead cabbage resistant to yellows Maryland Alaska pea wilt Virginia Savoy apicach resistant to mosaic Pathfinder strawberry red stele Golden Cros Bantam sweet corn resistant to bacterial wilt Rutgers tomatoes resistant to wilt Pan American tomato resistant to bacterial wilt. Further details available from Dr R A Jehle at University of Maryland College Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehly
Maryland
Mary
Wisconsin
Alaska
Virginia
Rutgers
R. A. Jehle
University of Maryland
College Park
Five Men Escape From Jail In Cincinnati
Cincinnati reports five men escaping from jail. Two inmates are under Federal prison sentence and three are jailed for bank robbery. Authorities seek suspects as details remain sparse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bank Rcb
Prison break fugitives linked to Parkersburg brothers escape in chase
Sheriff reports a jailbreak at Hamilton County jail after inmates overpowered a guard and fled in a stolen car. The Parson brothers Arthur 24 and Clarence 23 from Parkersburg West Virginia are named among prisoners, along with Vivian Wells of Manchester New Hampshire and others. They were travelling toward Kentucky while appealing to the U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Other fugitives Harry Beaver 26 William Radkay 29 and Sam Ricketts 27 were captured after a gunfight in Minneapolis last November 23 and remain in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Radkay
Sam Ricketts
Minneapolis
Farm auction near Dickerson features horses cattle hogs and gear
A planned public sale at the Mercer Jones farm south of Dickerson Maryland on Route 28 will offer 7 head of horses and mules, 15 cattle with calves, a registered Hereford bull, 1 flock of sheep, implements including John Deere mowers and planters, farm wagons, harness, tools, and household goods. The March 4 1943 sale will also include 3 Poland China gilts and 8 pigs. Cash terms and settlement with the clerk only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Shreve
Poland
Chester White
Coash
John HU. Foster
Trial for Armed Robbery In Avondale Branch Case
A trial proceeds over an armed robbery alleged at the Avondale branch of the Second National Genk. Prosecutors accuse a suspect of entering the bank with a weapon and demanding money, with defense challenging the evidence and timeline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Second National Genk
Magnificent Farm Auction Near Walkersville 1943
Discontinuing arming sale of farm property south of Walkersville to Mt Dingnet features 14 high quality horses including 12 registered Percherons plus 53 head cattle and 20 head of hogs. Machinery list includes Deering, McCormick Deering and John Deere implements, plus harnesses, feeds and household items. Auction on March 10 1943 at 10 a.m Eastern War Time. Cash terms with settlement to be made day of sale.
Public Sale Near Ridgeville Maryland March 1943
Public sale of farm assets at Washington Street Road two miles south of Ridgeville on Saturday at 10 AM. Includes 31 head dairy cattle from Molateins and Guernseys, one 1 Molstein herd, 23 implements and machinery, including John Deere plows, binders, tractors, hay equipment, wagons, harvesters, and dairy fixtures. Cash terms. full payment before removal. luncheon served by Montgomery Chapel Ladies Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullic
Washington Stile
Ridgeville
Maryland
Frederick County Country Club Mortgage Foreclosure Sale
Trustee will sell at Frederick Court House door on Tuesday March 9 1949 at 10 A M the real estate about 24 of Frederick on the Frederick and Middletown State Road described from a 1905 deed and a 1922 exchange plus a two parcel lot totaling about 58 acres with improvements including a tennis club house and related fixtures personal property listed such as mowers a jukebox a piano and kitchen equipment terms require one third payment at sale with balance due in 12 months plus costs and taxes whether the purchaser or cashier or both conduct sale with a 1500 down payment due at time of sale
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toctin Country Club
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Ollo
Frederick County
Maryland
Court House
Frederick City
Frederick
Frederick and
Middletown
Mona
Braddock
B. Dwight McLain
Charlce M. Gilpin
E. Dwight McCain
Alice D. McCain
Catoctin County Country Club
New
Catpetin Country Club
Dwight McCain
Catoctin Country Club
Catoctin
Tara Green
John Deere
Green
National Cash Register
Westinghouse
U. S
Jacob Robrback
Trasice
Public sale of extensive restaurant equipment in Frederick County
By order of Cir cuit Court for Frederick County a trustee will sell at public sale at 134 Zeek Vauick Street Frederick City MD on February 18 1943 at 9 30 a m all kitchen and restaurant equipment and personal property including clocks cash registers ice cream cabinets neon lighting beer coolers and extensive fixtures from Vestal Telegraph clock to frozen dessert systems plus vast food and supply items. Cash terms. property to be removed by purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Nopad Equity
Immd
Zeek Vauick Street
Prederice City
Maryland
Vestal Telegraph
Gilcrist
National Cash Register
Gun Metal
Novadel-Agene Corp. Kooler-Reg
Cu.t. Frigidaire
Sevburg
Smith
Ph. P
Richardson
C.F. J
D. Princeton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jose Sprringers
A States Cooperative Service Agency
Shewtor Bae
Homer Fawley
Emmett R Bowlus
John &. Shaw
Kimmel
Annapolis
Coalie
Tandor
Nancy
Tom
G—Star
Maud
Halter Brokeneo
Ewteri
Mercer Jones
Brandy
Black Horse
Tony
Surrell
Doll
Neil
Smare
Bangs
Romeo Pendel Mischief
Ae Aldes
PARM
Ignatius Lease
John L. Shaw
Bropert
J. H. Engie
Roth
Herbert
Ml Hare
T. E
Berkshire
John Deere van Brunt
Columbia
Iarness
Stewart Siprer
Osborne Mower
Warner
Glen Trout
Raymond Keily
Alvie M. Etzler
Brownsville
Washington Co
Bounsberu
Brunewich
Sandy Hook
Frank N. Staufter
John W. Null
Gien Trout
Raymond _L. Kelly and
Alvie M. Etzier
Wrupemli
Rederick, Maryland
A. Grant Hooper
Auctiopees
Circuit Court
Fairnsworth Restaurant
Thugar
Dixie Ambrosia
Kellogg's
Pillsbury
Pride Valley
Aumonia
Lima
Carroll Co
Union
Eae Tobasen
Prince Albert
Crag Tweed
Tns
Geree
Sensation
Avalon
Kool
Marvel
Wings
Pras Raleigh
Pull
Recruit
Berg
Havana
Ee Spa Rown
Gilbert
Holden S$. Felton
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