Maryland livestock on farms shows large value drop in 1922
Maryland farm livestock declined in value by about 6.5 million dollars in 1922 with totals of horses and sheep down sharply. Milk cows and other cattle rose slightly in head counts but overall livestock value fell 15.7 percent from 1921 to 1922. Nationwide estimates hinge on 1920 census revisions.
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College Park
Maryland
T W Aleed
Sue Friday
John
Ise
Agricultural Etatistician
United States Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
Extension Service
University of Maryland
Frederick Lodge Elects Loyal Order of Moose Officers
Loyal Order of Moose held a large meeting Thursday night electing the ensuing year officers: Dictator Clarence R Lightner Vice Dictator Harry N Starr Prelate G C Myers Secretary R W Boyler Treasurer Frank T D Miller Trustees William L O Fisher Lewis H W Swain Delegate Charles W Miller Alternate James H Crum A picture show was decided for Tuesday March 7 at the Star theatre to benefit Mooseheart extension fund.
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Star Theatre
Mooseheart
Shafer May Become Prelate of K. P.
Brunswick Mayor Edward C. Shafer appears likely to be elected Grand Prelate for Maryland at the Frostburg meeting of the Knights of Pythias. Six candidates faced a majority hurdle, leaving Grand Lodge selection likely for Shafer or a Cumberland man. Other notes include membership drives, degrees for candidates, and a supper after Monday night meetings.
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Edward C. Shafer
Brunswick
Maryland
Grand Lodge of the Keights of Pything
Frostburg
Shafer
Grand Lodge
Cumberland
Baltimore City
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Sherman P. Bowers
Pythian Sisters
Musterole Advertises Quick Relief for Sore Throats
Old fashioned mustard plaster alternative Musterole is promoted as fast acting for sore throats and congestion. The ad claims it reaches the spot, loosens phlegm, and eases pain without a blister. Sold in jars and tubes two sizes hospital price listed.
Court hears suit over farm size and price dispute
Mrs Annis W. Ewell sues Adwaed Kefauver to recover 6300 dollars after a farm sold as 124 acres was found to be 118 acres upon later survey. The case, heard by Judge Glenn H. Worthington, involves purchase at 175 dollars per acre and questions of deed language and prior sale representations.
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Annis W. Ewell
Washington
Adwaed Kefauver
Montgomery County
Glenn H. Worthington
Plaintifs
Ewell
John L. Ewell
U.S. Army
Kefauver
Worthington
Jacob Rohrback
L. B. Keene Clagett
Baltimore
Eawell
Sale of Farm Lands in New Market District to Tucker
Cramer and Stauffer through real estate loan and insurance agents sold the tract of land in New Market district. The improved property includes a large two and one story frame dwelling and outbuildings. The purchasers are Mr and Mrs Milton I. Tucker.
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Cramer and Stauffer
Stew John CL
New Maket
Milton i. Tucker
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