Bandit Lord Rubriz Questions Loyalty At Moment Of Judgement
Brother Pascual confronts Mateo Rubriz and his band after a violent exchange among José and Lucio. Lucio faces discipline as Pascual forcefully intervenes, demanding loyalty and justice. José confesses his greed while Rubriz warns that blood outvalues gold, threatening execution for betrayal.
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Pascual
Fcir
Mateo Rub
Rubins
José
Lucio
Jed
Mat
Osé
St. Christopher
Mateo Ubriz
Ellowship
Rubriz
Uudo
San Juan
Canistranat
Brother Pascual
Mateo Rubriz
Hal
Mateo
Riar
Harper & Brothers
Maryland Farm Bureau Pushes Rate Cuts and Dams Plan
Baltimore January meeting of the Maryland Agricultural Society and Maryland Farm Bureau Federation adopts resolutions endorsing agricultural adjustment and permanent legislation. It also backs dam construction on the Potomac for electric power and urges a 10 percent telephone rate cut in Maryland. A separate notice covers a double wedding in Alexandria Virginia on January 13 1934 with R J Clyde Schrover Jr marrying Edith May Snyerly and Edna Rebn Spong marrying Lonwis Victor Simpson, with accompanying guests.
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Baltimore
Agricultural Adjustment
Mary Ind Agricultural Society
Mary- and Farm Bureau Federation
Potomac
District of
Alumbia
Maryland
Alexandria
Pierce S. Ellis
First Baptist Church
R. J. Clyde Schrover
Edith May Snayerly
Hagerstown
Edna Rebn Spong
Lonwis Victor Simpon
Frederick
M. L. Kelly
Fort Gorge Wright
Washington
Snow friends plot a playful snowman surprise
Scouty and children share a snowy tale as a hunter contemplates a wild future. The Times seals a friendly farewell as they build a goofy snowman with a hat and wobbling limbs, while penguin pals joke about the snow sculpture’s funny shape before the story continues.
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Dotty
Frederick Production Credit Association to elect officers
More than 100 farmers from Frederick Carroll Montgomery Garrett and Allegany counties attend the annual stockholders meeting in Frederick Academy building to elect officials and directors for the coming year. A report on the year’s activities is to be given by T C Darby and T S Anderson. Directors listed include A M Fieler I J Young T C Darby E A Shoemaker John S Bushey Eugene S Walker Jacob M Ankney E H Ingram W W Hodges. The association has loaned 75000 locally and over 377000 statewide.
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Frederick
Carrol
Montgomery
Garrett
Allegany
Frederick Production Credit Association
Academy Building
T. C. Darby
Germantown
T. 5S. Anderson
A. M. Fieler
I. J. Young
Middletown
E. A. Shoemaker
Johns. Bushey
Woodbine
Eugene S. Walker
Monrovia
Jacob M. Ankney
Clearspring
E H. Ingram
Smithsburg
W. W. Hodges
Boyds
Revised hog processing tax rules issued by UW in 1934
The News prints the federal hog processing tax regulations issued October 1934 by the Department of Agriculture. Changes include definitions of first domestic processing and shifts in liability, with exemptions for farmers selling direct to consumers up to 300 pounds and adjustments for volumes over 1,000 pounds. Effective November 1, 1934, these apply to the preceding hog tax year.
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UW. 8
Department of Agriculture
Definition of feeder and producer under hog processing rules
The text defines a feeder as an individual actively fattening hogs for market or part of farming operations, excluding retailers or distributors. A producer is an individual who owns hogs at farrowing. It notes a large organ in Atlantic City’s convention hall with 36 000 pipes, 100 stops and eight keyboards.
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Xates
Atlantic City
N. J
Dinner Party At Frederick Junction Hosts Many Guests
A Sunday dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. BE Compher, Frederick Junction, featured a turkey dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. E Compher and others from Frederick Junction and Dickerson, with additional attendees from Washington and local families.
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BE. Compher
Frederick Junction
E. Compher
CG. Compher
C. B. Smith
Myr
Ot. Moxley
Alberta
Charles
Berkley Pearson
Patsy
Dickerson
Local residents referenced in Pooleaville notice
Mra. 2. H. Compher and Mr. Will Beall are named in a Pooleaville notice segment. The readable text provides these two individuals connected to the local matter without additional context or dates.
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H. Compher
Will Beall
Pooleavilie
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Id Kubriz
Ite Farm Bureau
Public Service Commission
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Frederick, Md
HIVE
Coppy
NBA Service, Inc
Times
Xaros
a_ CREA SERVICE
Ing
Credit Association
Hooper S. Milas
Salisbury
Wicomico County
the News
Frederick City
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Tde Agency
North Court St
Potts & Griffin
North Court
John N. Clary
J. Vernon Coblentz
N. E. Cramer & Son
Helfenstein & Urner
North Market St
J. Harry Kennedy
East Patrick
Nicodemus & Wertheimer
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Greenawalt
Hillside Coal Co
Chevrolet
Mt Ahaee
Ford Tudor
Theoartedt On
Plymouth
Frederick Motor Co
Patrick
the Farmers & Mechanics
United States
Banking House
Reserve Will
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S
Tolal
State of
T. Edgar IX. Moore
Edgar K. Moore
W. Eugene Sanders
Atkest
G. Mants Besant
William O. Kolb
Frank L. Stoner
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