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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1938
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text appears to sketch a melodramatic love story involving an English figure, a character named Clyde Reich, and references to rebellion and personal tribulations. The readable lines are garbled and include repeated segments and misspelled words, hindering a clear event or outcome.
The narrator chronicles pressures from Clyde and Christine amid rice crop dependence and Tengalang loyalties. As August passes, Christine Draws Close to Clyde while the narrator faces isolation, tension, and the risk of white dominion over jungle conflicts.
Jenna E Crum near Woodstown argues seed change is unnecessary. He showcased ten ears each of whitecap gray back Reed's Yellow Dent and Golden in Wee varieties, all selected since 1902 1922 and 1924 respectively to prove selection beats rotation. Crum celebrates forty three years of continuous planting with a corn planter and notes achievements in Percheron horse breeding and dairying.
Washington February 25 The select committee approved legislation to expand wartime powers for the President and broaden the draft while adding tax measures. Opponents fear House hostility and delay in bringing the measure to debate as efforts to expand army enlistment continue. A separate Senate proposal seeks a national referendum on war declarations, arguing to curb executive power unless attacked.
Plans to add 30 feet to the rear of the Howard County Court House in Ellicott City have been approved. The $26,000 project extends into newly acquired property, housing a clerk of the courts office and a fireproof vault. The upper floor will provide room for officials and a bar library. Final adoption by the commissioners is expected. financing will come from the revolving fund, increasing the tax rate by about three cents annually.
Secretary Hull told Japan Americans engaged in peaceful pursuits have a right to live where they please. He replied to a Japanese order for foreigners in China to evacuate war areas and mark property, saying no obligation rests on American officials or nationals to take precautionary measures for safeguarding lives and interests. A note embodying these ideas was delivered to Japanese authorities in Tokyo.
Washington February 26. Lee LeCompte Marzi and Game Warden inform Maryland congressional delegation that effort should be made to control a blight attacking persimmon trees in Tennessee to prevent spread to Maryland. LeCompte cites Dr J Russell Smith of Columbia University noting a past blight that wiped out chestnut trees.
Governor of New York and leaders of the National Conference of Jews and Christians promote Brotherhood Week. The event aims to bring representatives of different religions together to discuss problems and foster broader understanding among faiths and races.
Washington reports the seasonal drop in sheep and lamb slaughter through April may lift lamb prices if demand holds. Weights remain heavier than a year earlier despite December and January declines. March and April output are expected smaller than January, with federally inspected lamb slaughter for February remaining high but below last year.
Baltimore Feb 25. W J Casey chairman of the Commission on Governmental Efficiency and Economy urged improved state accounting. He noted officials could not determine earnings of fee paid county magistrates nor confirm regular audits of their accounts.
Clinton J. Morris 23, of Hagerstown, won the $5,000 first prize in a national contest for a 50 word statement on Nash-Kelvinator products. Regional manager K L Saunders flew from New York to present the prize. Morris is a local employee representing the company in Hagerstown. The contest was for employees only.
The Pleiades is a cluster containing more than 2,000 stars. Six or seven of its stars are visible to the naked eye from Earth.
Olive Roberts Barton discusses the emotional development of a four year old as he gains independence. The piece urges parents to allow a measured rope and avoid harsh discipline to protect self esteem while noting the delicate ego of toddlers. It emphasizes understanding over punishment during this critical stage.
Salisbury Md Feb 26 Flora Powell Gilliss Quantico resident announces candidacy for county treasurer subject to the Democratic primary. wife of a former sheriff, she has two years as deputy treasurer and nine years as deputy clerk of the court and has also served as court stenographer.
The act outlines marketing quotas and penalties, with referendum approval needed for quotas and controls on supplies. It provides loans for cotton, wheat, and corn, with terms varying for co operators and non-co operators. Committees with Extension Service continue program administration, boosting payments for small growers and safeguarding livestock and dairy sectors.
The Maryland State School for the Deaf was eliminated from title contention after a 33-31 loss to Mt. Airy School for the Deaf of Philadelphia at the Eastern States Deaf School tourney in Pittsburgh. They then won a tight 25-23 consolation victory over St. Joseph's School of New York, led by Studson’s 15 points.
A sale register lists numerous bidders and locations for March sales across Petersville Walkersville Jefferso n Urbana Middletown and surrounding areas. Names include Stephen A Howls Jr N D Mohler J M Catsail J Hickman Ganley J Forney J Smith and many others with farm and road locations such as Walkersville South of Jeffers on Buckeystown and Mount Airy roads.
In Annapolis Md on February 25, reports indicate slow state income tax payments. Deputy Josepa McCusker notes modest sums and delays in processing, with several payments listed around 75.98 dollars. Local officials push for faster compliance and clearer remittance procedures.
Public sale notices describe farm equipment livestock and household goods from multiple estates. Included are horses cattle dairy stock hogs farm harness machinery hay wagons separators and bells of gear with dates and locations across Urbana Mad and Woodbine Mo, with terms requiring payment on sale day and lunch served.
Auction to be held at the F E Sitchacl Farm on Ooytville Road miles east of Walk touilie on Wednesday March 4 1922 at 12 o clock noon. Items include 3 head horses and colts 1 gray mare 1 black mare both good workers 1 horse colt head good and 1000 with approved security from the bank. Joseph H Stine Auchooot.
Public notice of an executors sale at the Court House door in Frederick County Maryland. Property known as No 14 West Fourth Street a two story weather boarded dwelling with seven rooms and kitchen. Terms: one third cash day of sale balance with security after ratification by Orphans Court and in six months, with interest. Sale date March 12th.
Mortgagee Gilmore R Flautt will sell at Frederick Court House door on March 14 1938 at 11 AM the lot of ground 35 feet by 322.20 feet on West side North Market Street Frederick City with improvements a two story brick dwelling known as 3023 North Market Street plus driveway alley rights and use of surrounding parcels all conveyed by mortgage dated March 20 1945 to Dudley Strasberger and Elsie Strasberger. Cash payment of one third at ratification and balance per court order. sale subject to terms of mortgage. Auctioneers Emmett R Bowlus Jacob Rohrback solicitor.
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