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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1923

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Symons Advocates New Conception Of Maryland Agriculture

Dr T B Symons secretary treasurer of the Maryland Agricultural Society outlines an aggressive plan to reorganize and standardize marketing and packing of Maryland farm products. He stresses retaining the society name and warns that much work remains with local county chapters to drive orderly marketing and merchandising while strengthening state farm bureaus and a federation structure.

T. B. Symons Maryland Agricultural Society Symons Frederick City Chamber of Commerce of Frederick Chamber of Commerce Maryland Amercan Farm Auresa Federation aADnes Tacetina smcety ite new Copans Martian Aguicultural Societe State Farm Bureau Federal CAS Trencupes

Community Show Donors Announced by Chamber of Commerce

Z B Hayward announces the complete list of Frederick Community Show contributors. A total of 540 dollars was donated by Citizens National Bank and many local banks, firms, stores, and individuals, including Frederick County Farmers Exchange, Central Chemi, The Ramsburg Fertilizer, Winebrewer, Thomas Kemp, and J Sewell, among others, with special thanks to supporters for their cooperation.

Z. B. Hayward Chamber of Commerce Frederick Comunty Hayward Citizens National Bank Central Trust Company Commercial State Bank Frederick County aional Bank Fredericktowning Instituon Varmers & Meica National Bank J. WoT iJ. D. Hendrickson Mery Jewelry Store Shepherd OL McCardell G. direpriwal Gittinger John E. Sewell Hamburger Helfenstein & Trner James A. Long F Young Thomas St Frederick County G. T. Baking Co Mills Thien Manufacturing AL W. Condon Waller & Co Peoples Fire Insurance Co James FE. Doll Charles Segatoff Seeger & Co Karl Jacobson A. A. Lough & Son H. Schell D. FE Leatherman J. Winebrewer JS. Mouff b. Kemp J. K. Z. Williams W. Panl Fizler Thomas Wm. IL Reon Kentove Dr. AL L. Poar- Mullinix & Bentz Rosenour & Sons Tne John Eiron- OP Kennett R. Flanti Storm & Shi Doll Brothers ers pberzer Wm. Baumgardner Community Hardware Co Tedoards M. J. Greghan Vl Staub Harri Baimgardner Garder's Hakery I. L. Ebert Go& Ww Younz & Wiener Enterprise Grocery Brothers Evans 14 Modern Lighting Co Everharts Temple of Music Frederick Motor Co Marner Cruz St. Brish Central Garage Shipler’s Tire Works land Meter Machine Co Ebert Geerse Chaphine Kerner & Roelke Michael Aute Tire Co Joha Grove A. Ries Lehmidt Menecare Valley Canning Frederick City

Local Court Upholds Martin Case Decision

A local court upheld a Martin case ruling against George Mathaim in a civil dispute involving the Caterbridge Home Dichillers Company. The decision, delivered Tuesday, kept the verdict intact with the defendant’s appeal denied. The court noted a custody issue and related financial terms, with further proceedings to address costs and potential remand if needed.

MARTIN Crauit Caterbridge Dichillers Company azainst George Mathaim Javig Martin de Taltumor Peter

Premium winners announced at Frederick County Show

Judging started at nine o’clock in the Armory drill shed with public viewing opening at noon though judging continued. Awards listed include best home grown sweet potatoes J L Reeder and multiple prizes for vegetables like beets, carrots, parsnips, turnips, onions, peppers, celery, pumpkins and apples with several named winners and amounts.

Frederick County Marian Bell University of Maryland Bertha Knight F. W. Oldenberg University of Maryland Extension Service Geary Eppley College Park W. A. Ballard Maryland Experiment Station S. B. Shaw Maryland Extension Service Nicholas Schmitz J. L. Reeder Chas H. Himes Charles N.Reeder Wittim George H. Smith L. L. Carpenter Harry Carpenter 1. L. Carpenter Henry Myers L L. Carpenter Harry Mount J. I. Carpenter Harold Sigler C. Barkier William E. Miss George H. Holland B. G. Sheetenhelm Ida F. Renn Annie E. Renn Roy Schaeffer W. F. Kefauver Charles E. Kinna William FE Miss Chase Klein M. W. Buckey A. H. Himes Ben Davis Geo. Thomas Chas. Klein George C. Smith George C Smith Arthur Guyton D. H. Fry C. Garnett Ramsberg Mamie Brandenburg Chas H. Himes George W Culler Charles Reeder George Reeder C. RB Darner M. F Kefaurer g@ & Himes

French Troops and Navy Move Into Germany

Paris reports measures to be taken before French troops enter the Ruhr valley to enforce in kind deliveries. Premier Poincare to notify Germany of actions starting tomorrow. Forces to protect Allied engineers and agents. coal tax collection, seizure of state forests, and customs duties in foreign money. Rhine flotilla to move from Mayence to Duesseldorf Ruhrort and Duisburg tonight.

Paris Ruhr Cermany Cologne Mayence Duesseldorf Ruhrort Duisburg

William Curran Represents Martin and Charlies Met

William Curran of Ballimors represented Martin and Charlies Met, with Mathias noted as a corner for the district company.

William Curran Ballimors Martin Charlies Matnias distitut company

Lithuania Regiments Cross Frontier Toward Memel

Berlin reports two Lithuanian regiments moving across the frontier to occupy Memel in East Prussia as inhabitants accompany them. The move comes amid wartime tensions and a redefined border under the Versailles Treaty.

Berlin Lokal Anzeiger Memel east Prussian

Market prices drop with news troops withdrawal

Market activity declines after reports of Allied forces withdrawing from the Rhine area. Stock prices show weakness as traders react to the withdrawal news, with declines across several ledgers and commodities. The Associated Press dispatch notes cautious trading and a fragile market tone amid geopolitical developments.

Prayer Service In Chapel Observes Dark Day Losses

A chapel service was held to observe the wake of a disaster involving a wrecked train service. The event took place at a local evangelical reformer and college chapel, reflecting on recent tragedy and offering prayers for those affected.

American Troops Ordered Home From the Rhine

Washington Jan 10 The United States ordered all American troops back from the Rhine with no official reason given. France planned to advance into the Ruhr valley, prompting withdrawal threats and transport to Bremen or Antwerp. The St Mihiel soon to depart New York to repatriate troops, with only units tied to the Uraves Registration Service remaining in Europe. Coblenz reports widespread excitement among soldiers upon learning of the withdrawal order.

reas Washington Rhine Harding France Ruhr Bremen Antwerp St. Mihiel New York Europe Uraves Registration Service U Warding Hughes Weeks White House

Maryland Farmers History Promised At State Meeting

In his annual address to the Maryland Agricultural Society members, President D. G. Harry hailed the meeting as historic for Maryland farmers and emphasized the society’s role in building farm organization. He noted past financial shortfalls but projected brighter prospects with county farm bureaus, urging tighter cooperation and a focus on soil, culture, and modern farm progress.

Maryland Agricultural Society D. G. Harry Frederick Maryland Frederich Warce daiwa Natinay Dairy

Sessions Opened At 8th Maryland Agricultural Convention

The eighth annual Maryland Agricultural Society convention opened with meetings of four affiliated groups at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Governor Ritchie addressed the gathering and attendees planned a dinner at the Key Hotel followed by a visit to All Saints Church and a Maryland Agricultural Society session at Empire Theatre. Speakers covered fruit and vegetable growing, crop improvement, and farm economics, with emphasis on quality fruit, direct marketing, and pest management. The program included multiple society sessions and a lectures on corn research and fertilizer development.

Maryland Agricultural Society Marshind State Horticultural Society Maryland Crop Improvesment Associatios Maryland Vegetable Growers’ Association Maryland Sheep Grower's Association, Horticultural Society Maryland State Horticulture Society Francis Scott Key Hotel J. Andrew Cahill Hancock S. B. Shaw College Park B. F. Moomav Virginia State Horticultural Society National Fruit and Notsinger Baltimore tunisia A. I. Christopher Berlin Samuel Loose Edgemont Fred Stoan Lonaconing Crop Improvement Association Crop Improvent Association J. W. Henderson J. E. Metzger Maryland WB. Kemp Nicholas Schmitz Pennsylvia State College Dc. R. Ball United States Department of Agriculture Vegetable Grower's Association Johua Leach Hide Park aelock WR. Ballard Leach Baltimore County Truckers Association cabbage crater emilton Callera Woodnar abe National Canners cannerees punt esate Marrland tomas tees

Governor Ritchie to Address Maryland Agricultural Society Meeting

The Empire theatre hosts a meeting tied to the Maryland Agricultural Society convention with Governor Albert C. Ritchie delivering the main address. He will dine at the Wilosbrengr residence then speak at All Saints parish house before making his Empire theatre remarks.

Empire theatre Maryland Agricultural Society affiliated organientions Albert C. Ritchie TR C. Wilosbrengr Court street aca erika Jone University of Maryland T. GB. Symons All Saints church

Witness claims McKoin helped drive her from home

Bastrop La Jan 10 Addie Mar Hamilton known as the daughter of the Klan testified at the open hearing into the slaying of Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards. She said she was forced to leave her Mer Rouge home and deported from the state by the Ku Klux Klan. She identified former Mer Rouge mayor McKean and Pink Kirkpatrick as two men who helped. She described men entering her sister’s home one night, seizing her, and forcing her onto a train to Little Rock Arkansas. The witness said her mother urged negotiation, but McKean and others pressured her to leave town.

Associated Press Bastrop Addie Mar Hamilton Watt Daniels Thomas Richards Mer Rouge Ka Klux Tr. BM McKean Pink” Kirkpatrick Little Rock Ark

Men of All Saints Meet Tonight

Preparations are reported for a gathering of the Men of All Saints tonight. Parish activities and plans are outlined, noting expected attendees and the event's purpose within the church community.

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Convention Of Maryland Agricultural Society Govenor C. OFc Horsey Distillery Court of Appeals Asmar Mo peel Armory Germany Poincare Flans KING DAVID LODGE Order of Odd Fellows David Loder Aton V. Bengett Charles F. Seccer Franklin N. Shipies Olivet membre Robert London Reuter lodce Associated Prem Annemas Coblenz Associated Press offee RITCHIE Empire Francis Scott Key A. F. Woods T. B. Symonds All Saint's church Governor Ritchie dRhhl the Empire Laura Amos Harford county American Farm Bureau Federation J. I. Howard McKOIN the Battrop Tir Me-Rein Ther Addie Mathil McKain Addie
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