Seed Selection Emphasized by Frederick County Farmers
Farmers urged to select seed corn carefully to boost yields. W Oscar Collier cites 190 bushels per acre as a goal and recommends field ear selection, seed trimming, and testing each ear. Department guidance advises shelling by hand and verifying planter accuracy. Clover seed quality also stressed to prevent weed contamination and improve crops.
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Frederick County
Farmers’ Institute
W. Oscar Collier
Eastern Shore
Social World Found Party Near Utlea Mills
A March 4, 1913 pound party at Mr. and Mrs J Sauerwein residence near Utlea Mills featured games and refreshments in the lounge. Attendees included many local families and named residents such as J C Saverwelh William Lenhart Raymond Lenhart Sidney Angleberger Rugger Long Hamilton Derr Ana Engle High Stevene Allen Bortner Harry Baer and numerous others. A later note reports a 1818 gathering at the George Rice residence near Bethel with similar games and a dining room refreshment table and lists guests including George Rice Howard Etring Cleveland Hewett Charles Grey Elizabeth Grey Alvey Rice and many Ramsburg Derr Wiles and Rice family members.
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J. ©. Sauerwein
Utlea Mills
J. C. Saverwelh
William Lenhart
Raymond Lenhart
Sidney Angleberger
Rugger Long
Hamilton Derr
Ana Engle
High Stevene
Allen Bortner
Harry Baer
Tempie Utterbach
Ava
Alta Ramsburg
Gail Reimsburg
Wigle Storr
Frances Boyer
Nellie Wachter
Mary Keyser
Rachel Stevens
Bertie
Grace Dholtz
Florence Michael
Grace
Mabel Bowers
Margaret
Ella Gelsbert
Muth Bell
Marlon Reed
Bessie
Lizzie Messong
Belva Fox
Mary Hedges
Grace Albaugh
Temple Esterday
Nellie
Mildred Boriner
Catherine
Ruth Lauenwein
Bessie Liday
Foctato
George Rice
Bethel
Howard Etring
Glenna
Trederick
Cleveland Hewett
Agusta Kemp Ordered from the County after Trial
Agusta Kemp, a vagrant from Frederick, was sentenced by Magistrate John A. Potter to leave the county within 48 hours. She was seen heading toward Rouzerville after the ruling, with plans unknown, and faces county jail in Chambersburg if recaptured. The fire at Frank W. Mish's Falling Waters farm destroyed a large frame barn, hay, equipment, 54,000 shingles, and killed ten horses. Insurance partly covers the loss. fire origin undetermined. An upcoming cantata The New Minister will be presented at First Baptist Church Thursday, a charity event by the constellation with successful rehearsal and period costumes.
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Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Frank W. Mish
Hagerstown
Falling Waters
Washington Co
Adam Keller
Mish
Antonia Gillard
First Baptist Church
Elkton Proponent Praises Emulsion Remedy
A letter from Pro HW Wier of Bears Enatdien els at Frederich, Maryland, extols an Emulsion remedy for stomach issues and general relief. The writer claims personal positive results and urges others to try the product, noting familiarity with its ingredients. The missive references a sales address on Market Street.
Annapolis postmaster candidates draw crowd and support
A wave of candidates for Annapolis postmaster to replace Daniel R. Randall includes State Senator Joseph H. Bellis with Democratic backing, former State Senator A Theodore Brady with expected help from Congressman Smith, and several other local figures such as Wilson G Gott and Grafton D Rideout. Auctions in Maryland recorded fast sales with Hive stock and farm implements selling in two hours, cattle averaging $40 and a horse team bringing $1,798 in value.
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Annapolis
Daniel R. Randall
Joseph H. Bellis
George Wells
A. Theodore Brady
Smith
Wilson G. Gott
Grafton D Rideout
Wim. H. Bullman
W . Meade Lelladay
Advertiser-Republican
John Dep. Douw
Edgar T. Moercer
Mt. Ai Aude
Lewis Angiesee
William Wahlen
Frederick Pike
Sr. Wyoa
Preston Spice
Rapid
Jurors Drawn for Howard Deanty Court Term
Judge Wham Ho Terms the Jr selects jurors for the upcoming Howard Deanty Court term. First district names Herm Engie, John Humphries, and Jacob For%dtan. Second district includes J Dallas frost and John W Steaker. Third district lists Afra B Amoss. Fourth district assigns James T a and Faith die triel Henn Lather. Sixth district names Tawrade ark and Piard Ba.
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the, Jr
Howard Deanty Court
Furst
Iainict
Herm Engiepandt
Dtan
John 1
Humphries
Dallas Frost
John W Steaker
Afra B. Amoss
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Suffrage Parade Highlighted at Just Government League Meeting
Miss Trail presided at the Just Government League gathering at the Y M C A. after noon yesterday. Inclement weather did not deter attendance. She described the suffrage parade in Washington, attended with Mrs. Isnrright, detailing floats and parade sections. Mis Enright reported on a committee to ensure a parade banner was made and cared for.
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Men’s League For Woman's Suffrage
Enright
Wise
Daley Brothers Bring Clever See-Saw Acrobatics to City Opera House
A closing vaudeville stunt by the Daley Brothers at City Opera House features a lighter acrobat standing on a see-saw end while his partner, wearing special head gear, leaps on the opposite end and is thrown headfirst to land atop his partner’s head. The routine demands balance and daring, with the gymnasts delivering clever performances throughout the act.
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Daley Brothers
City Opera House
Saaton Sues Electric Railway for Damages Over Right of Way
Keller Saaton charged the Hagerstown and Boonsboro Electric Railway Company with obstructing farm fields near Beaver Creek. After a four day trial the jury awarded Saaton 159 dollars in damages.
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Hagerstown
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