Farmers Near New Market Discuss Soil Erosion District
A public meeting in New Market to form a soil erosion district drew fifty to sixty farmers. A state committee may authorize a referendum, with a five year farmer commitment and a governing body of five New Market residents if approved. Experts outlined terracing strip cropping and fencing as erosion controls, noting no funds are provided by government or state for the district work.
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Grange Asd
New Market
O. C. Bruce
The
Conservation Service
John W. Magruder
Extension Service
J. C. Tignor
Boons‘boro CCC
Maryland
Bidding A Short Minor in Culbertson System Review
Secretary WM E McKrenney outlines modern Culbertson bidding for two players, detailing opening 7 four minor suits, response expectations, and common overcalls. The piece discusses hand strength, guarantees, and typical sequences, emphasizing practical guidance for bridge players.
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Thes
AicKenney
WM E. McKrenney
American Bridge League
Aries
Bridge Problem Solves Contract in Four Nineteen Tricks
The record details a bridge problem where South opened with one spade and the play evolved to North’s hold up and later trump safety. Declarer ducked the first diamond and clubs were later cashed, securing the contract as North avoided leading spades. East’s opening queen of diamonds allowed North to shape the defense and ensure eight tricks.
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East
Kem
North
West
Birthday Surprise Observed For Mrs Marshall In Taneytown
A birthday surprise party was held at Mr and Mrs Ben Marshalls Taneytown home for Mrs Marshall s fifty fourth birthday on Saturday January 22 Gifts were given and a birthday cake baked by their daughter Mrs Morris Haines attended by numerous friends and relatives including Mr and Mrs Ben Marshall Mr and Mrs Murray Fuss Mr and Mrs Chas Hoffman Mr and Mrs Dennis Bord Mr and Mrs Samuel Valentine Mr and Mrs Robert Strickhouser Mr and Mrs Clyde Frock Mrs Alice Showalter Willam Fuss Miss Alberta Seiss Curtis Holbrunner Miss Lula Flickinger George Marshall Jr Miss Evelyn Johnson Jane Holbrunner Shirley Marshall Hazel Haites William Fowble Robert Fowble Pauline Fowble Delores Frock John Frock Carroll Frock Jr and Wesley Mummert.
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Ben Marshall
Taneytown
Marshall
Morris-Haines
Murray QC
Fuss
Samuel Valentine
Robert Strickhouser
Clyde Frock
Morris Haines
Maurice Holbrunner
Carroll Frock
Alice Showalter
Willam Fuss
Alberta Seiss
Curtis Holbrunner
Lula Flickinger
George Marshall
Evelyn Johnson
Jane Holbrunner
Shirley Marshall
Hazel Haites
William Fowble
Robert Fowble
Pauline Fowble
Delores Frock
John Frock
Carroll Frock, Jr
Wesley Mummert
Anti-Lynching Bill Likely To Be Lost In Senate
Washington January 27 The Senate rejected a drastic limit on debate 51 to 37 ending Southern talks to death. Senator Barkley Kentucky Democratic leader said a final vote is unlikely and advocates must choose to continue debating or pursue other legislation. A 1868 patent described an extra long bid with a rim to catch food.
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Washington
Senate
Chamber
Barkley
Kentucky
Lander Women's Club meets with reports and garden talks
The Lander Women’s Club held a January meeting with Mrs Mannie Fry and others present. Discussions covered home grounds improvement, perennials, new annuals, and garden literature. Members approved purchasing How To Arrange Flowers and planned a February meeting at Wayside Inn hosted by Mrs Landon Ward.
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Lander Club
Mannie Fry
Lander
Bessie Ramsburg
Hate Stu
D. J. Thomas
Howard Mayne
Biddle
Wayside Inn
Landon Ward
Home Grown Lemon Displayed Near Frederick
Michael Ed of near Frederick displayed a lemon at the News Post office this morning that looked like a home grown specimen. He held it up for observers and described its size and texture with interest as workers gathered.
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Michael
Frederick
News- Post
Orange and lemon notes from an old home orchard
The text describes a grapefruit like fruit weighing one pound three quarters, among fifteen lemons raised at a home. Michael notes prior years produced larger lemons that could make lemonade for twelve or more people. The lemon tree is thirty five years old, six feet tall, bears blossoms year round, and blooms take about eleven months to ripen into fruit.
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Michael
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