Maryland apple and peach yields fall short of normal
Dr. Thomas B. Symons of the University of Maryland extension service says Maryland will produce about 1,000,000 bushels of apples and 378,000 bushels of peaches due to late frosts and rain. Picking has begun with Easton shipping 11 carloads of summer apples. most fall apples come from Western Maryland. Wheat is about 90 percent of normal at 9,000,000 bushels. Hay and corn show weaker prospects with corn and oat yields uncertain.
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Maryland
Thomas B. Symons
University of Maryland
Easton
Symons
Allegany
Garrett
Property Deeds and a Marriage License Noted in Court Records
The record lists several property transfers with small sums, including David F. Mayne to Charlean H. Main and Henry Holly to Edmund T. Read, plus a marriage license for Willisstt McBurras and Fannie King. A two month hike by Frank Urner is described, planning to cover Virginia and North Carolina, visiting principal route points. Local commentary questions Mayor Coulter's traffic regulations during the Marines review event.
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David F. Mayne
Char
Lean H. Main
Henry Holly
Edmund T. Read
Braddock Heights
Tes F. Handley
Pinkney A. Hanver
Richard F. Simmons
County
Frank Urner
Winchester
Virgina
Virginia
North Carolina
Dreco touted as life changer by Watersburg resident
Mrs James Shanefetter of Watersburg near Uniontown Pa proclaims Dreco eased her chronic constipation and tired nerves. She credits better digestion sleep energy and mood and notes her husband also uses the tonic. Frederick's Pearre's Modern Pharmacy distributes Dreco with wide pharmacy uptake.
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James Shanefetter
Watersburg
Uniontown
Dreco
Frederick
Pearre
Draggings
Return of normalcy as camping season peaks along Monocacy river
Camping season on the Monocacy from LeGore's bridge to the Potomac draws varied visitors from young entrepreneurs to schoolboys. Tents cluster and dot the south bank with many camps empty by day while fires, meals, and canoeing mark active evenings. Frederick region and nearby Virginia banks host many groups through July and August into early September, with some travelers heading to the Potomac.
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LeGore
Ashing
LeGore's Bridge
Wondehoro
Ceresville
Worman’s Mill
Gag House
Jue Bridge
Releh's Ford
Frederick Trnetion
Potoma
Ifarv Land
Virginia Bank of the River
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Hood College Club Meets on Campus Yesterday
Hood College Club led by President Miss Mary C Ott held an on campus meeting yesterday afternoon. Treasurer Misa Oberta Carty reported a 200 pledge to the Hood College endowment. Dr Joseph H Apple reviewed Hood College progress, noting enrollment growth, gifts for an observatory, living endowment, campus expansion, and Hood College earning an A college designation.
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Hood College
Mary C. Ott
Misa Oberta Carty
Toad College
Joseph H Apple
Hood
Misa M. Janet Williams
Hood College Ae
Aldermen To Meet Tonight For Assessors Appointment
A special Board of Aldermen meeting is set for tonight at 8 o'clock to appoint three assessors for the intermediate city assessment. No other agenda items are listed though routine matters may be considered. Nashville Tennessean reports from Brodbeck Hall.
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Board of Aldermen
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Peach Productions
Nannie W. Blentiinger
Charles Handley
Willisstt McBurras
Damascus
Fannie King
Browningsville
Ouller
United States Marines
James Shanefelter
Banke of Monocacy
Potomac Rivers
Acts
Rme
Ln Pald
Brodbeck Hall
Counties
Nash Ville Tennessean
Cut-Arte
He Enterprise
Borden's
Rogers Bros
Libby
Vienna
Babbitt
Heinz
Owen
del Monte
Frederick and
Vicinity
North Market
Central Trust Company
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U. B. Cumrency
National Bank
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State of Maryland
County of
Geo. T. Baumgardner
Grover L. Michael
Guy K. Motter
Charles McC. Mathias
George Birely
S Quynn
IRRO
Allen G. Quynn & CO
Frederick, Md
Geo.s. Rodock & Son
S. Carroll St
Fahrney
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