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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1929

Page

2

Drought Hurts Maryland Crops Across Frederick Region

Reports from Montgomery Howard Carroll Harford and nearby counties detail widespread crop damage from a prolonged dry spell. Farmers including Trego McKinney near Lime Kiln and J Thompson of Emmitsburg report sugar corn and late corn losses, with rain desperately needed to revive grains and pastures across the area.

Montgomery Howard Carroll Harford York Frederick County Point Rocka Lancaster Bel Air Amon Burgee Frederick Mit ML J. Thompson Emmitaburg St. Anthony’s Lewistown State Line Ridge Woodsboro New Midway Frank M. Stevens Creagersown Samuel P. Summers Fulmera George W. Tabier Urbana Lewis F. Lochner Mt. Pleasannt Liberty D. B. Leam McKalg Cvuth Fee Willem J. Eepier Middetown

Weekly meeting at Sepplesin 10 leaves at cream plant for U S

A pasted, fragmentary report describes a weekly meeting held at Seppe Lin 10 with attendees including W C Royal and L S Webster. It notes planned sessions in various sections, a guest list, prayers, and a note about a dream of large attendance by Frederick Kiwanian.

Seppelin U.S Noeer Amd Abe Mtr Ebert Grere Market Street W. C. Royal Jabo L S Webster

Baker Park Orchestra Holds Second Weekly Concert

A large crowd gathered Tuesday evening in the Baker Park bandstand for the second weekly concert directed by Mrs. Maud Waters Dittmar. Franklin N. Shipley performed vocal solos as Osborne I. Fee announced the program, but children playing near the bandstand disrupted several selections.

Mans Cann Baker Park Maud Waters Dittmar Franklin N. Shipley Osborne I. Fee

Self-Defense Case Ties Te Tumseh Shootings Near Tecumseh

Harris testifies for Thomason bond release in a liquor raid case alleging self defense. He admits officers had no warrant to search the James Harris home where James Harris and Oscar were slain by farmers near Tecumseh, Oklahoma.

Harris W. W. Thomason Prompit James Hares Oscar Tecumseh Oca Thomason James Harris

Fragmented OCR item with unclear content

The readable text appears garbled with partial phrases and names. It mentions a date in August and references a merge or meeting context but no clear event, person, or outcome is identifiable from the fragment.

Federal officer testimony sparks legal debate

A fragmentary report notes a federal officer and a party named Leweg Seed spon Brot facing questioning. The material hints at a legal proceeding with testimony and uncertain details about map and effective center. Further readable facts are not provided.

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