Parking problem before Lions Club in Frederick
Walter F. Zeigler of the Kiwanis public affairs committee presented Frederick city parking concerns at the Lions Club meeting. He noted Saturday night autos majorly belong to Frederick residents, blocking main streets and hindering farmers trading in town, with fire access on Market Street at risk. He urged the Lions to consider action at the next regular session. Guests included T. W. Gregory, Harry Sanders, Mr. Crowder of Pittsburgh, and W. T. Delaplaine.
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Lions’ Club
Walter F. Zeigler
Kiwanis Club
Lions
Gapland
George Alfred Townsend
Gath
John J. Snyder
Zeigler
Frederick
Market
Lions Club
Townsend
T. W. Gregory
Harry Sanders
Mr. Crowder
Pittsburgh
W. T. Delaplaine
Elnh
Mrs Buch loses bid to block license hearing in Baltimore
Mrs Lulu Buch, formerly of this city, in Howard County, argued in Circuit Court No 2 Baltimore to stop Automobile Commissioner Austin Baughman from revoking her son Justin Buchs license. Judge Joffe dismissed the proceeding and sustained the demurrer. The elder Buch criticized the commissioner before Judge Duffy ordered the bar to appear. Also noted, Pomona Grange meeting at Middletown postponed to July 18 with Dr RB Bomberger of the University of Maryland as a speaker.
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Lulu Buch
Howard County
Baltimore
Twesday
Justin Buch
EL Austin Barghman
Bach
Ummons
Joffe
Grange
Pomona Grange
Middletown
RB. F. Bomberger
University of Maryland
Ten Years Of Maryland Extension Service Achievements
Dr. T B Symons reports a decade of Maryland Extension Service impact since 1914. The program expanded county agents in every county, fostered farm organization, improved crops and livestock, aided dairying, poultry, fruits, vegetables, and home life, and supported disaster wartime needs during World War I deployment.
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University of Maryland Extension Service
T. B. Symons
Extension Service
Nli- Tate
Dabry
Maryland
Symons
Big Corn Crop Forecast for Nation
Indications of a huge corn crop, possibly the third largest ever, plus improved wheat prospects and a forecast of the smallest potato production since 1919. The July crop report from the Department of Agriculture notes higher corn conditions, 12 percent larger acreage, and a forecast of 3,095,000,000 bushels, about 650,000,000 more than last year, with wheat at 680,000,000 bushels and potato output trending down.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
United States
Russia
China
Crop Forecasts Show Sharp Apple Drop Across Nation
The apple crop is forecast at 157,000,000 bushels, down 29,000,000 from last year, with overall fruit production down and many crops mixed. Barley and potatoes look larger than last year while oats rye and hay appear lighter.
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Pacific Coast
Laurel 250 Mile Race Qualifiers At Washington Speedway
Five drivers were declared qualified for the inaugural 250 mile race at the new Hal titore Washington Speedway in Laurel Maryland after Thursday trials. Earl Cooper clocked 31.2 for 129 mph, Harry Harts 31.3 for 128 mph, Tommy Milton 42.0 for 128.6 mph, Jerry Wonderligh 92.3 for 120.5 mph, Benny Sfill 58.4 for 119.8 mph. Remaining drivers must qualify today at 116 mph minimum.
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Laurel
Fred Wagner
Earl Cooper
Harry Harts
Tommy Milton
Jerry Wonderligh
Benny Sfill
Track with world steepest banked turn angle 48 degrees
A damaged report notes a track with extremely steep banked curves and 18 degree straights. It mentions workouts with Tommy Milton not riding the rim on Thursday. A rural mail carrier collision near Empry Grove injures C Gorman Griffith and N T Mills, both of Galthersburgh, Montgomery county, Mills injured face and head, Griffith treated then sent home. It adds a Peru earthquake case in 1868 Lima.
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Atraigntawiya
Tommy Milton
C. Gorman Griffith
N. T. Mills
Galthersburgh
Montgomery County
Laytonaville Pike
Empry Grove
Mills
Griffith
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W. F. Zeigler
Duffy
Dare
Br. Symons
Mary
Lima
Peru
Beardsley
G. L
Norway
New Lake
Potomac
Mc Wm
Cliquot Club
Black Flag
Hire’s
Staub’s
Mason’s
Oc Doz
Tc Dox
Son
Greenawalt
Greena Walt’s
Market Sts
Frederick’s Best Store
Markey
U. S
Oxford
Mom
the Young Men’s Shop
North Market Street
Farmers & Mechanics
Martland
U. & Government
Suralua Fond
ARTA
State of
T. Hendrickson
Chas
B. T. Hendrickson
Cashier
F. BR
Sappington
Notary Pantic
Glenn O. Garber
K. Ames Hendrickson
J. Mantz Besant
Tavannes
THE
Market Street
Frederick, MD
Our
the Pearce Pharmacy
Bankifig
U. S. Courteney
WAZ
State of Maryland
Hammond Clary
Qashier
Arthur H. Doll
Notary Paytig
J. Windsor Williams, Chaé. T. Dudderar, Spencer B. Kxup
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