Coffee stamps spotlight major roasts across nations
Stamps from Salvador, Guatemala, and Brazil highlight coffee pride. Salvador issued a 35-centavo stamp featuring a young woman with coffee branches, claiming the best coffee. Guatemala followed seven years later with a Quirigua monolith stamp and the world’s best coffee inscription. Brazil, celebrating two centuries of coffee, issued commemoratives in 1997 and a new stamp with an engraved frame and lithographed vignette of coffee bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvador
Guatemala
Quirigua
Brazil
Liberty
Early world stamp issues span Africa to Czechoslovakia
The article reviews stamps from Liberia Mozambique Haiti Colombia Costa Rica and Honduras highlighting Honduran four air stamps for Camayagua’s fourth centenary and the capital’s move to Tegucigalpa. It notes stamps depicting Comayagua ruins and 1715 cathedral. It also covers Sokol groups of Prague and Pan Sokol festival July 3–6 with four Henry Fuger stamps and Tatras winter stamps 2 dated inscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Liberia
Mozambique
Feld
Haiti
Columbia
Costa Rica
Honduras
Alonso de Caceres
Comayagua
Tegucigalpa
Praha
Czechoslovakia
Poland
U. S
Hapsburgs
France
Russia
Italy
Serbia
Sokol
Assaryk Stadium
Henry Fuguer
Tatras
Tatra
Farm sale nets 3969 dollars at Horine farm auction
A public sale on Baxter T. Horine's farm two miles south of Burkitsville on the Jefferson road realized 3969.90. Notes paid 209, rest cash. Horses 80 to 216, cows 45 to 91, cattle up to 35, hogs up to 27. Machinery included a McCormick Deering binder 320.50, coin planter 63, manure spreader 11, wagon 101. Emmett R. Bowlus was auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxter T. Horine
Burkitsville
Jefferson Road
McCormick-Deering
Ezra Horie
Baxter I
Horine
Emmett R. Bowlus
Robert L. Arnold
John S. Bowlus
Clarksburg-Comus
Clarksbe
Towi
Nell
Guernsey
Poland
China
Berkshire
Dillinger
Adriance
Thomas Grain
John. Deere Com
Syracuse
Eradie
Studebaker
Scout Cub Pack 1 Honors New Lions And Wolfs
At the Presbyterian church meeting Cub Pack No 1 raised David Wise to Lion Cub rank, the highest in Cubbing, and Richard Schindell along with David Grove were raised to Wolf Cub. George B Delaplaine Jr served as pack reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
David Wise
Richard Schindell
David Grove
George 3B. Delaplaine, Jr
Freight Rate Increase Granted by USIC to Aid Railroads
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved a yearly freight rate rise totaling 270 million dollars to prevent railroad insolvencies and spur industry. Railworkers had pushed for 15 percent, about 470 million, but were disappointed. Roosevelt convened leaders from commission, Congress, railroads, and labor to plan next steps. The new rates add five percent for farm and forest products and ten percent for most other rail movement, with prior increases on heavy commodities largely folded in. Some fuels and minerals are excluded or only modestly raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Intereistate Commerce Commission
Roosevel
Ben
Four Frederick Boys Held For Beer Garden Robbery
Four Frederick youths admitted breaking into Gilmer T Castle beer garden on January 21 and stealing pinball machines, candy, cigarettes, and cash. Clyde Droneburg, Elmer Burke, Conrad Williams, and Roger Burkholder are jailed on $1,000 bond each awaiting grand jury action. Machines were found in a quarry, the Monocac River, and along a road. entry was through a window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Georgetown Pike
Denver J. Shook
Clyde Droneburg
Elmer Burke
Conrad Williams
Roger Burkholder
Droneburg
Tiis
Shook
Etzler
Monocac
Reich
Gilmer T. Castle
Weather Forecasting Then and Now Accuracy Rises
Five years ago forecasts were rough guesses. Today weather conditions over broad areas are determined with accuracy. The shift reflects improved models and data collection enhancing predictive reliability.
Public Sales Bundle Affects Farms and Real Estate
Disjointed public sale notices describe auctions at two Maryland sites. The first on Washington Pike near Frederick lists livestock, furniture, and household items to be sold March 14 1938 with cash terms. The second near Braddock Heights announces March 12 1938 sale of horses cows hogs machinery bee equipment and farm tools plus 27 acres real estate with mortgage terms and deed delivery. a third notice outlines more farm goods, real estate at 11 oclock, and general sale conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Pike
Frederick Duneton
Plymouth Rocks
R. I
C. S
Charles J. Fulmer
Oscar M. Summers
Edward J. Fulmer
Public Sales for Mont Rov ia Md Farm Auction 1938
Discontinuing farming in Frederick County Maryland, a public sale on March 10, 1938, at 9:00 A.M. features 17 head of heavy draft horses and mares with foals, 56 head of dairy cows and calves, farm machinery including tractors, binders, cultivators, and equipment, plus household goods. Several items are described as in foal or guaranteed to be as represented. Auctioneers listed with Huckstering rights reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Atry-Westminster Road
Mt. Auy High Schoo
Ridgeville
Massey-Harris
Grean Trout
A .L. Kelly
Montrovia
Frederick County
Dolly
Bessie
Maude
Rosey
Lucian
Pearl
Nellie
Kitty
Democrats To Have Hot Battle In Pennsylvania
Washington report outlines a fierce Democratic contest in Pennsylvania over the governorship primary. John L. Lewis backs Thomas P Keantecy, signaling a split from Gov. George Earle’s chosen slate and a major test of CIO influence on the 1949 delegate fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
Thomas P Keantecy
Mine Union of
Sinai
George Earle
Charles A. Jones
Pitburgh Fa
Public Sale Notices in In The News SALE REGISTER
A noisy ad list shows multiple bidders and locations for a public sale. Names include J Hirthman Gassey near Monrovia and Wilson W Payne near Poolestatte, with many others across Libertytown Walkersville Frederick and nearby towns detailing road-and-mile markers for sale entries. The notice enumerates buyers and executors across March and April dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hirthman Gassey
Monrovia
Wilson W. Payne
Poolestatte
L.F. Rudy
Duvbnsvide
Centerville
A. S. Tadler
Hideeville
J. D. Maho
WalkersviMe
Daysville
Annis T. Baer
Frea- Ferley
Ames F. Watkins
Male No
Monroe W
Jefferson Pike
Frederick
Gorman Butler
Cromwell Farm
East Pootesville
G. T. Titus
Clarksburg
Hoy A. Taylor
Middletown
Thormas A. Harrison
Cooreh
Airy
J. LeRoy Remsburg
West New Market
Lewis E. Stiellman
Mite N. Pt of Rocks
Adamstown
Margaret . Main
Alry
Peppies Bank of Libertytown
Bank Building
Milton . Smith
Libertytown
Unionville
Sic
Steiner Ramsburg
Lewistown
Glean & Crum
Gas House Pike
New London
Russell Z. Horman
Nicodemus Frm
Ruckeystown
F. Lawson
Hyattstown
Ernest C. Withide
J. Ltoyd Withide
Admurs
Franklinville
Condemnation Notice in Frederick County Land Cases
United States of America seeks to condemn fourteen parcels in Frederick County Maryland for the Catoctin Project of the National Park Service. Proceedings filed in the District Court of Maryland on December 15, 1937, with scheduled objections due by April 12, 1998. Notices target all interested parties and non residents to present claims, with award payments to be deposited with the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States OF America
Pluius
Frederick County
State of Maryland
Henry McAfee
District Court of the United States
District of Maryland
W. Calvin Chestnut
United States
United States District Court For
Bernard J. Flyn
Chess MckKenrick
Secretary of the Interior
National Park Service
Congress
Catoctin
United States Attorney For
Maryland
Land claims and estates in Frederick County notices
The document outlines various tracts in Fifteenth and Tenth Election Districts of Frederick County Maryland, including land parcels once held by Joseph E Willard and Charles H Brown, with chains and bounds, and mentions heirs and adverse possession. It lists multiple tract numbers, prior deed references, and outstanding interests or liens by creditors and heirs, culminating in a notice of claims by George A Eyler as sole heir at law of Caroline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies H. Brown
Nettie
Brown
Besse M. Brown
Samuel
P. Hoyer
Mary
Fredericen
Garylane
Wee Creek
Frank Anders
Foxville
Reuben McAfee
South Bank
Joseph E Willard
J. Wentey McAfee
Frederick County
Marland
Joseph E. Willard
Joseph
Willard
Clara Willard
J. Westey
Hanash
Frederice County
Maryland
Joseph E.renee
Hearty McAfee
Meary McAfee
Steuware
Predenck County
State of
Frederick
Meves
S. Lewis
Lancelot Jacques
Reifsnider
Grees
Jess
Elmer P. Waltginning
Alfred N. Russell
Yost Wyant
Fred White
Morris A. Birely
Lester S
Nellie Birely
Lester S. Birely
Birely
Bertha B. Birely
Nelle
John Boyle
Phoebe A. D. Boyle
John H. B. Boyle
Deerfield
Foxcommer
Rock
Landsjville
CH. Brown
Chas
William Willhide
S. P. Bus
S. Bn
S. Jan Liber
P. Bussard S
Chas. H
Ivie Brooks
Thomas Baker
Herbert Brooks
Herbert
Brooks
Walter J. Schat
Helen
Frederick Countree
Katie Brooks
Joseph Brooks
Walter J. Shaver
Charles H. Brown
Vincent Seto
Chas. H. Brown
Lowing
A Or
Henry Rouzer
Ham
J. A
Laura Mathews
Wester Maryland RR
Erches
South
Vincent Sebold l
J. Howard Creager
N. E
Lewis J Crawford
Prater
Ralph Miller
H. Sowa
Cornelius H. Buhrman
Merrlend
Elmer P. Wolf
Eliza J. Wolf
Sophia E. Wolf
Upton Wolf
David M. Brown
Sarah A. Brown
ALF
People's Liquidating Corporation
E. Paul Wolf
Transcript
Sonthsburg Bank of Washington
Charles A. Lewis
Elga J. Wolf
Alvie R. Smith
Ralph W. Miller
William W. Ridenour
Ralph W. Mier
Esther M. Miller
Wilam
Ridenour
Washington
Washington A. Ridenour
Owis
Amanda Ridenour
Thomas R. Ridenour
Lulu d
Grace Env
Gur Ebyher Winton GC
Emma A
Mildred A
Naomi C. Palmer
Albert Curcies
Frecenck Couuty
State of Maryland
Thurmont
Harmon’ Gan
Old Gisto
George Harmon
Ephraim Koonsi
John Clabaugh
Meryland
Desenbed
George A. Eyler
Caroline
Frederick County land condemnation petition streams long list of heirs and tracts
Unclear heirs and multiple Frederick County Maryland tracts including Poplar Grove and Gifts Forest are named in a U S District Court petition seeking condemnation for the United States. The document lists heirs at law of deceased owners, outstanding interests, and various lot descriptions with metes and bounds, and names the clerk and county officials as parties.
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By Jemes & Hatche
Ake
California
Los Angeles
US. C
WM. E. Virts
W. RK. Morgan
Braddock Heights
Catoctin Country Club
Mt. Zion Church
Oweak
Jersey
Farm Machinery International
Papee
Papee Hammermill, S
Deering
John Deere
Stewart Electric Clippers
Chevalier
John Neste
Rickman Ganley Emmiett R. Bowlus
Glenn Trout
Kelly
Huckstering
Norwood
Huckstering Richts
John Kelly
Alvie H. Cecil
Mumning S
Adam Esler
Eyler
Jone Hi
Wilkes
Carolene
Jane Wilhide
P Soatas
Montine
iuSa
E. S&S. G/ Son
Iim
N. W. Comer
Martin Grush
Oas
U.S
Margie
Finnyfroce
Harry G. Finnyfrock
J Georgeana Finnyfrock
Georgeanna Finnyfrock
Harvey It Fe Finnytrock
Harvey J. Finnyfronk
Sin
Sue Betty
Gertrude Davis
Stary Ass
Clemm
Jacob L. ‘Froxell
Bernard Collfower
David Troxlent
Sn Leber
Fred K County
Poplar Grove
John P. Fox
John W. McAfee
Johe W. Meafee
Ridenour Heirs
Said Copper Company
George O. Fox
Clemmie A. Fox
Clemmie A A. Fox
Quiverins
S. T. HL
John Krise
Elias P. Krise
Clara Krise
Mary Krise
Ohn F. Krise
Mary K. Krise
Harriet S. Williard
James Williard
Annie E. Krise
Clara Alice Working
John Working
John Krist
Hagerstown
Bliss Mary Troxell
Fred Troxell
Liver J. L
David Koons
Levi Creeger
David Troxell
Mary BL Troxell
William D. Troxel
Martin D. Troxel
Susanna M. Harbaugh
Mary E. Troxell
Martin D. Troxell
Mary E. ‘Troxel
Petl+ toner
Jeanette C. Troxell
Clarence W. Troxell
Mamie Campell
Bessie Holmes
Helen Harbaugh Boyer
Charles Boyer
Susan Troxell
Harbaugh
Joseph Troxell
Johnson B. Troxell
Charles A. Troxell
Minning
Isaac Bel Fisher
John F. Troxell
Leonard Picking
Abraham Troxell
John Roucer
George M. Troxell
John F Troxell
Vincent Sebold
John C. Motter
Frederck County
Bphraim Myers
Jeaed Mare
Taher
Marsland
Gifts Forest
George E. Miers
William D. P. i Myers
Elizabeth Myers
Garro
Gienn
Thomas Achantine
Grant Heaper
Jesse ¥. Penner
Abraham H. Derr
Arthur L. Spamer
United States District Court
True Convest- Arthur
Sgamcr
Desk
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