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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1938

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Wheat damage from week's rain hits county crops hard

Farmers across the county report substantial wheat losses from heavy rains last week with estimates up to 20 percent in some communities. Some fields already threshed escaped damage while others near Walkersville and New London saw sprouting and reduced market value as prices hover near historic lows around three to four cents per bushel.

Lewistown H. Essex Damag Elis Ramsburg Walkersville Ernest D. Fogle New London Irving Lippy Thomas F. Bittle Ellerton H. C Fry Adaimstown Ellis Ramsburg

Prescott Visits City To Campaign For Associate Judge

State Senator Stedman Prescott of Montgomery county visited the city on Thursday on business as a candidate for Associate Judge for Frederick and Montgomery counties. The article notes fan palms and seeds, including a pepper-shaped seed that may weigh as much as 30 pounds.

Prescott Stedman Prescott Montgomery County Frederick Montgomery -Counties

Henry Clay and the Pursuit of Power Through The Years

Henry Clay, famed for the line to rather be right than be President, pursued the presidency four times without securing the office. From 1824 to 1848 he remained active in politics, supporting Adams in 1824, backing Harrison in 1836, and resigning his Senate seat in 1840. He died in Washington at 76, leaving a lasting record of American statesmanship. The 1870 12 cent purple stamp memorializes him.

Batrzer Henry Clay Clay Andrew Jackson William H. Crawford John Quacy Adams Adams General Harison Senate Jam Polk Texas Nominaton Washington Aerstirbs NEA Service

Maryland Employers Join Old Age Insurance Program

More than 34 000 Maryland employers participate in the Social Security Act old age insurance provisions. Form SS 4s issued and employer identification numbers appear on workers wage records. The Social Security Board notes wage histories cross multiple employers aiding verification. Altogether the records reveal how much each employer contributed for a worker across several jobs.

Maryland Hagerstown Social Security Board Charles E Bailey Batley

List of named individuals in historical roster

John Lentz, Mrs Sophe Raabe, Mrs Elmer Rawling, Mrs Viola Roderick, Mrs Myrtlin Shoemaker, Mrs Oscar Stitely, Mrs James Whisenaat, Misses Noble Fout, Elizabeth Herman, Maude Heltzel, Mary Motter, Miss Smith, Else Sommerfeld, Eva Thomas, Margaret Thomas, Pearl Thomas, Jessie Webster, Lillie Wolfe and Edwin Thomas are named in a roster of people in a historical article.

John Lentz Sophe Raabe Elmer Rawling Viola Roderick Myrtlin Shoemaker Oscar Stitely James Whisenaat Noble Fout Elizabeth Herman Maude Heltzel Mary Motter Miss Smith Else Sommerfeld Eva Thomas Margaret Thomas Pearl Thomas Jessie Webster Lillie Wolfe Edwin Thomas

Large corn crop predicted by Doubs cannery field man

B Thomas of Doubs, field man for Thomas & Co. cannery at Adamstown, reports he has visited many farms where sweet corn is planted and indicates a very large crop in these sections. There is a radio set in every home of Selkirk, Great Britain.

B Thomas Doubs Thomas & Co Adamstown Selkirk Great Britain

Daily English Lesson Explains Common Misuses

A compact guide covers misused phrases such as I think we should discontinue going there and mispronounced terms like microscopic. It defines quiescent as at rest after a violent eruption and suggests expanding vocabulary with daily word study.

Tax Committees Drafting December Maryland Reports

Baltimore hosts a joint meeting of Maryland State Farm Bureau and State Grange tax committees to plan a two committee report for the Maryland Grange annual meeting in Baltimore on December 6 and 7 and for the Farm Bureau annual meeting in January. Frederick County members Alte M Exzier Edzard F Hotter and J Homer Semsberg represent the Farm Bureau and the Grange respectively. The discussion centers on a proposed amendment to the State Constitution to adopt a graduated income tax replacing the present flat 0.5 percent rate.

State Farm Bureau State Grange Baltimore Maryland Grange Frederick County Alte M. Exzier Am, Pleasant Farm Bureau Edzard F Hotter J. Homer Semsberg Grange

Tax reform talks push for state income levy in Harford county

Bureau and Grange back a graduated income tax to replace property tax. Pomona Grange and Frederick County Farm Bureau endorse the idea and seek amendments with reasonable features. Joint tax committees of twelve members led by David G. Harry meet with C. E Wee as secretary. Expected attendees include T. Rex Brookes and other leaders.

David G. Harry Pylesville Harford County Grange C. E Wee. Baltemore State Farm Bureau T. Rex Brookes Bel Air State Grange

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