Wheat varieties tested for Maryland suitability vs Kansas Kanred
An analysis of Kansas Kanred wheat versus Maryland adapted wheat shows Kansas yields higher under Maryland conditions but risks of seed quality and local fit. Maryland tests over three years yield averages around 14.26 bushels, with local varieties showing stronger straw and kernels. seed should be locally sourced to support state canning.
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Texayan
Canada
Maryland
Kansas
Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds Noted in Court Records
Court notices show marriages and licenses including Barry and Wienigler of 802 Pearl, Edith Trenman of New Market district Wiltany, Shurtiar and Plane, Noli and Grace KE Stull of New Market, plus property deeds involving Phoobe and Emory Nathailinger City. One drownings incident described with uncertain details.
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Barry
Wienigler
Pearl
Edith’ Trenmanm
Distvl Wiltany
Shurtiar
Plane
Noli
Grace KE
Stull
Bonds for roads sold over counter proposal discussed
State Roads Commission chairmen Mackall writes Baltimore public works urging county over counter sale of road bonds to fund construction. Several counties show informal interest while federal aid funds and high current rates hinder marketing. allotments listed for Allegany Caroline Carroll Frederick and Prince George's counties.
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Mackall
State Roads Confesion
Board ‘of Public Works
Baltimore
Cigseeting
Ima Ag Tha
M1 ix
Thad
Allegany
Caroline
Frederick
Baltimore Visitors and Local Social Roundup
Long list of visits and gatherings across Baltimore and surrounding towns. Names include Florence Hammond, Mrs Ruby Hipley, Mr and Mrs John Hamond, Miss Clara Jones, Miss Rachael Russell, Mrs Elsie Smith, Mr Dewey Zimmerman, Mr Paris, Rev J W Parris, Mr Vernon Fowler, Miss Clara Bull, and many more. Attending events range from family visits to birthday parties and church services with scattered notes on travel to Frederick, Taneytown, Walkersville, and Whiteford.
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Miia
Ju ‘Emmond
Baltimore
Oles
Florence Hammond
John Halmond
Ruby’ Hipeley
Edwin
Montgomery
GriMin
Davey
Zimmerm
Ms Wiz
Baltinore
Lowisa’ ‘Fugie
Mik
Smith
Willam Etchison
Ana
Daughte Fay
Isle Smith
Charles, Renn
Damntown
Caleb Wachter
Harry Thomas
P.o.smith
Dan Smith
Fonrovia
P.O. Smith
Elsie Smith
Linda Reich
Ryan
N. C
Wood
West End
Clara’ V. Jones
Rachael Rusall
George Duvall
Ara Jones
Rachael Rusel
Frederick Last
Sidney Clar
Ates
Ruscella
Tersey
Washington
John Kelly
Jas
Kally
Jease Kelley
Daly
John Simpson
Mamie Stevens
RL. Sponselle
Nnday
Anes
EB. J. Grimes
eBalimore
Win. Eichison
Tatnaville
Dewey Aimmerman
Paris
A. J. Aimmerman
Bf. Grimes
Delaware
Arthern Shore
Maryland
Vernon Fowler
M. C. Montay
Clara Bull
Whiteford Nnford County
J. W. Parris
Luther Shank
Ohosville
Varma Kinas
Heag
Ater Shank
Walter Jone
Birthnore
Jiatan Nushaum
Oscar Ihnes
Harry Anders
John Boone
A. Richardson
Chas’ Otto
Samuel Overholtzer
Yelor Johnson
Taneytown
Sarah Narnor
Missey Margaretta
Violet Creaxen
Ethel Cromer
Union Bridge
Yeley Derr
Nellie’ Wehardson
Valeria
Marie Long
Hilda
Roller Maria Myers
Mary Snyder
Isabelle Yimpy
Dorothy Biddiager
Freda Smith
Walkersville
Thelma
Emnor Warner
Sylvia Soperthe
Julia Wilhlde
Alice Anders
Louse Wills
Gladys Holt
Lora Fogle
Mary
Hester
Alice Schwander
Mildred Stone
Aubrey ° Nusbaum
Maragare’ Grossnickle
Mo . Nossra
Truman Myers
Harry Willer
George Albaugh
Herman Byler
Sylvester Tostion
Raymond Kyler
Chariga
Dayhoft
Spencer Boller
Melvin’ Wachter
Frank "Blessing
Beathoven Fogle
Jacob’ Hahn
Dite
Hahn
Paul’ Saylor
Paul Grosduickle Russel
Croager
Herman “Khatberjeer
Paul’ Webber
Ekwood Simps Linwood
Ray
Aid Society Meeting Outlines Year Amid Efforts
Frederick County board of directors of the Children’s Aid Society held a Saturday session at 8 o clock chaired by President Emory I Coblentz. The policy for the coming year was outlined and Miss Mary J Mann reported on activities from November 1, 1919 to October 30, 1920 including numbers of families and children served and foster home placements. The meeting noted three adults admitted as mentally affected and two non wards aided to Rosewood, plus a concert fund raiser yielding about 100 dollars with the quartet thanked for support.
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Children's Aid Society
Frederick County
Macc
AL Emory I. Coblentz
Mary J. Mann
Wisteute
Endren
Navy
Fotr
Mead
U. S
Rosewood
Frederick ‘Guartete
Thes Society
Frederick Quartette
Mennonites Resist Compulsory School Law Fight
Mennonites clash with the compulsory school law as they insist on sending children to parochial schools. A lone schoolgirl waits daily in a central Saskatchewan classroom since September 1, awaiting pupils to fill the empty desks.
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Fia
Saskatchena
Simple Operation Aims at Easy Tee Trims
A garbled note describes a barber shop scene with a patient patient, a retired barber, and a curious exchange about a fast routine. The fragment hints at a reaction and a drawn conclusion about an easy process.
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Douglas
Lure
Two Brunswick Houses Raided. Liquor and Paraphernalia Found
Internal Revenue officers raided two Brunswick houses yesterday afternoon. In one premises they found liquor, mash, and distilling paraphernalia revealing large scale operations. A man named Pear was arrested and jailed, later taken to Baltimore for Federal Court. Another occupant, Kay Morclle, was present at a second raid but not found at home. Deputy Runkles oversaw the arrest and transfer.
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Internal Révenue
Brunswick
Williams
Wertenbaker
Sherif “Morgan -Runklés
Peer Jt
Bronswick
Runkles
Wag
Kay Morclle
Pear
Baltimore
Baasansk: The elusive elvet cat of American lore
A peculiar creature called the bassarisk or elvet cat is described as a small, night prowler with a long tail and squirrellike habit. Mentioned range spans Mexico to California and southern Oregon, with occasional domestic keeping as a pet.
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Mexico
Pexus
California
Oregon
Yas
Fading Shrines of Oriental Splendor in a Changing East
The author revisits the East River after ten years to reflect on the vanished imperial centers in Peking Seoul and Tokyo once sacred spots for emperors. Now the Son of Heaven and the Morning CalI have faded from the scene leaving a modern Japan a mechanized city with a lingering idol like presence. A stray line notes a boy's fearlessness as a life saving instinct before adults intervene.
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East River
Peking
Seoul
Lolyo
Cali
Tokyo
Chiyoda
Japan
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THE
Courts
Phoobe
Emory_ Nathailinger
City
Johnsville
AID Society Meeting
Ardep
Pier Tiina
Ts Sheriff
Salt
Eti” Re
Speare
Rockin
Nujol
Drudgiste J
Najol Laboratories
New Jerse
New Yorks
Cnn
R. Vand
Mehtal
John
New York City
Eplenty
Dissare
Soint
Nen Tod
R Dily Soins
Cortland
Patrick Stra
Iu Wilson
Fan Stowe
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