County Agents Report Issued Henry Shoemaze Reports Year Activities
Henry R Shoemaze presented his annual report on the State Extension Service activities for the past year. The five pages detail calls, letters, farm visits, meetings, and bulletins distributed. He notes substantial Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act admin work, Wheat Production Central Association activity, and anticipated 1937 payments under the Agricultural Adjustment Act.
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Henry R Shoemaze
State Extension Service
ULS Department of Agriculture
Board of County Commis
Ofice
Shomnaker
County Agricult Anal Conservation Association
Frederick County
Wheat Production Central Association
Agricultural Conservation Association
Maryland
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Apse
Agricultural Conservation Associaion
EC. Speaks
MD Nicodemus
H. R. Shoemaker
Edith Winpigler
Geo
H. BR. Shoemaker
W. H. Renn
Jones Baker
EB. C. Speaks
Charles A. Hemp
Allen M. Pilzer
M. D. Nicoedemus
Derr
C. A. Stottlemyer
W. E. Burall
F. A. Roddy
R. E. Kilng
A. M. Etgler
Farmers’ Co-operative Association
Virginia
Sydnee
Dalry
Timonium
Frederick Patra
Fogether
Notable Women Figures in 1930s Daytona and UK Society
The report highlights Daytona Beach mayor Irene Armstrong facing an ouster attempt by Gov. Sholtz over expenditures. It also notes Mra. William Allen’s influence in London society as she arranged a visit by the Duke of Kent to a phrenologist. Subsequent sections discuss Maryland agricultural groups and county extensions programs, with detailed listings of officers and club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highting
Irene Armstrong
Daytona Beach
Fla
Dave Sholtz
William Allen
London‘ Society
Duke of Kent
Russian Dancer Captures Bigelow in New York City Tale
Crossing to New York, Madame Karsanakoff, a Russian dancer, stirs Bigelow, a Paris-based American. He intervenes when Woody Taylor, a drunken millionaire, invades the dancer's cabin. Bigelow plans to America to check on Count Vronski as his aunt fears a union with Anna. At his hotel he notices an attractive, discreet figure with divisibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A Little Lady In Black Chapter Four
In this excerpt Bigelow visits Mrs. Phelps at the Fifth Avenue mansion where she reflects on aging, society, and changing norms. They discuss Anne and her circle, hints of Vronski, and the tenuous hold of old order values as future marriage and social freedoms loom. The scene sets tension between tradition and modern liberty through dialogue and character memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop Phelps
Bigelow
Anne Phelps
Phelps Mane
Fifth Avenue
Anna
Anne
Republic
Gore
Anne Haz
Veonski
Yar
Mallers
Phelps
Ian
Mrs. Hhelps
Bhope
Pallip Whitelaw
Tee
Hineton
Frederick Jackson
Rear engine cars split Frederick County opinion
Frederick residents debate the rear engine motor car as a future popular development. Andrew Wiener and others expect economy and better design will boost adoption, while Constable Anders and Kemp doubt rapid acceptance, noting it remains an experimental change requiring time to prove itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Countlans
Sayig Abe
Jarndy
Andrew Wiener
Frederick
Robert A. Kemp
W. W. Osburn
Impeachment Demand Marks Cuban Senate Session
In Havana a Senate demand called for a committee to prepare impeachment charges against Frederico Laredo Hiu. The move came from a senator allied with former President Miguel Mariano Gomez during his impeachment trial. Laredo Bru, Gomez’s vice president, had succeeded Gomez after his removal December 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
Frederico Laredo Hiu
Senate
Foremer
Miguel Mariano Gomez
Laredo Bru
Gomes
Kennedy linked to Frederick after insurance ties
The text notes Robert K Kennedy tied to his father and multiple firms including Poor, Bowen, Ratt wict and Kenney, Inc. and United States Fidelity and Guaranty Camping in Balmore, then returning to Frederick and continuing association with Wis, with uncertain references to Kennedy and insurance matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert K Kennedy
Poor
Bowen, Rattwict and Kenney, Inc
United States
United Fire Company Names Officers and Drivers for Year
The Board of United Fire Company organized at a meeting on Friday night. W Bartels Storm was elected chairman and Robert L. Smith secretary. A standing committee of Lipps Beara and Fisher was named. Regular drivers Lipps Kinna and Du Vall, with substitutes Brown and Moffman, return for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fire Company
W. Bartets Storm
Robert L. Smith
Wilam D Lipps
Paul L. Beara
W. L. Fisher
Charles FE. Lipps
Charles E. Kinna
Walter J. Duvall
Carl Brown
Arthur "Kelly" Moffman
Intansict
Intercepted GAIT Jota Fruit Motif Case Report
An intercepted GAIT Jota motif linked to a fruit moth enters borders but bears suspicion of harboring a foreign origin. Police and customs investigate the unusual moth specimen and its route. Authorities seek identification and possible threats to local agriculture.
County Fire Companies Elect Their Annual Officers
Members across two counties held annual elections to elect presidents and officers for the fire companies. Notable leaders include Conrad and Daveraian reappointed, with several others named among the slate, and the meeting noted as held on January 18 with the formal results announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omerrs
Cominy
Mina
Connie Fear
Aid Qo
Fabel
Tharnont Dear View
Mika
Conrad
Eliet
Davresaen
Pean
Ats
Hrhern
Mo Mollari
Ch Marlen Davieran
Wear Kepler
Austin T Miutn
Egater
Albert 4
Moda
Moe
Revel Ragga Mrn
Vera CC Rads
Ray Giidne
Divis Shafer Gravaor Pighter
Aveemen—Clarion OF Sed
Bheamgie
Adel Agile Rew
Aptinal Hanquet
Titadil Canquet
Michele + tesa
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Soclit Rom O
Butherti
Company supper served by Women's Auxiliary officers elected
The supper will be served by the Women's Auxiliary of the company led by President Luethe Routeahn. Elections at Thurmont meeting named officers including Vice President Lbo C Mackiey Secretary Dina Warrick and Treasurer James Pyter. After business, the session closed with remarks and diving refreshments.
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Boo Hathaway
Island of
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Walters
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Happer
Mr. Phelps
America
George F. Grove
George Fi. Marais
Guy Anders
United Directors
Greenawalt
Markell & Ford
Omiers
Arne
Middietown
Thurmont
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Quaker City
North Market Street
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Frederick, MD
Western Maryland Trust Company OF
Federal Reserve Bank
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Benf Anmemem Atest
Shlemain
Talemieut
Elmer Ft. Bomleman
Treasuree
Catshall
Cuiston McSherry
Walter F Bumatul
Edith M Ramsburg
Charles RR. Ambrose
Plumes
Roy Crerger
Leo Martin
Moeman
Lee
Black
Chas Ritefe
Raymond Kaul
Joan Jackson
Lackterman
Milton
Carracks
Howard Freeve
Chettiial
Iaghtby
Home Building & Loan Assn
Commercial Bank OF
Maryland Poultry Products
Lord Baltimore Hotel
Baltimore
Chestnut Farms
Chevy Chase Dairy
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Crs
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Citizens’ National Bank
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Real Ratate
Banking House
Federal Meserve Bank
Avenn Beuraye Venaarangomey
Roweee
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State Bank
State of
Wm. G. Zimmerman
Emily Awéar
WM G. Zimmerman
Candler
Adil Auden
Ernist Halfenstein, JR
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John
Newman
Holmes Daaker
Wewrer Federal Resfate Sestew
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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