County approves Jap beetle and corn borer control program
A Frederick County plan outlines a $13,456 budget for controlling the Jap beetle and European corn borer. The package includes roadside spray service, biological and educational programs, demonstrations, and trap leasing to residents, funded by county, state, federal, and university sources.
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Frederick County
Eorge S. Langford
University Maryland
Cal Group
Department of Entomology
University of Maryland
Lane
Board of Public Works
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Frederick
Feed Bag Comes By Air project update and meeting notes
A meeting chaired by G. Frank Thomas discussed the Feed Bag Comes By Air project with plans for full information on all phases and individual costs. Attendees included Merritt Lockwood Austin P. Renn Dan E. Wight E. D. McCain and county officials with H. R. Shoemaker and Herman A Hunter receiving tribute for their efforts. The County Agent’s Office will serve as headquarters and information hub once arrangements are finalized.
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Another Lady Is Free of Stomach Gas and Headache
A testimonial claims INNER-AID cured a woman’s stomach gas, bloating, daily headaches, and constipation. It attributes relief to twelve herbs cleansing bowels, easing gas, and stimulating liver and kidneys, with the slogan urging readers to buy at drug stores.
Salisbury Milkman Is Given Three Years
Salisbury March 15 George W Harrington a 33 year old milk man was sentenced to three years in the Maryland House of Correction on a charge of embezzling 1827 dollars from City D. He pleaded guilty before Chief Judge Levin Claude Bailey in Wicomico County Circuit Court. Rex A Taylor the state's attorney said Harrington started failing to remit daily dairy collections last August. The sentence was below the maximum due to his clean record his marriage and three children. The judge noted the money was squandered.
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Salisbury
George W. Harrington
Maryland House of Correction
City D
Levin Claude Bailey
Wicomico County
Tate
Rex A. Taylor
Harrington
Bailey
Renounces Wife s Will and Probate Actions
The article details a renunciation of a will by William M. Storm and Thomas O. Stultz who receive one dollar under the will of Mrs Annie Stultz. The husband claims one third of the estate valued at about 45000, with guardians selling a minor’s share for 4000. Other probate items include R Fran Heck’s will, cremation wishes, and accounts by executors Louise A Weagie and Eleanore G Weagie.
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Wiliam M. Storm
Thomas O. Stultz
Harry D. Radcliff
Mrrs
Annie Wtultz
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Katherine E. Vattine
Emily
Melv Rodney Valentine
Rocky Ridge
Heck
R. Fran Heck
Margaret Heck Cooperman
Roger Page Heresy
Franklin Webster Heck
O.L. Amick
Virginia Combs
Charles K. Heck
Louise A
Eleanore G. Weagie
Stella V. Kefauver
W. Jerome Offutt
Delegates Named for St Johns Council at State Convention
Delegates to represent St Johns Council 1622 Knights of Columbus were named at the bi monthly meeting. Melvin Zimmerman W Jerome Offutt Alton J Lipps and Bernard Crutch were chosen to attend the state convention in May in Baltimore or Hagerstown. First and second degrees will be conferred on a class of candidates on April 4. After the meeting the name corporation of
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St. John’s Council
Knights of Columbus
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Melvin Zimmerman
W. Jerome Offutt
Alton J. Lipps
Bernard Crutch
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Bar group split over Orphan's Court abolition movement
Hagerstown on March 18 President C. Welles Littlee of the Washington County Bar Association said the group is officially neither for nor against abolishing Orphans Courts and transferring their powers to Equity courts. Twenty members of the State Bar Association will appear before the Legislative Council in Baltimore on Wednesday in favor of abolition.
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Hagerstown
C. Welles Littlee
Washington County Bar Association
State Bar Association
Legislative Council
Baltimore
Oyster prices fall reduce Maryland oyster production
Annapolis reports lower oyster prices depress production as warm weather and wholesale meat price declines factor into the market. Tidewater Fisheries Dept executive secretary David H. Wallace cites economic conditions and notes crab season prep begins April 1. He also discusses delayed shad run due to recent cold weather and expects it to start soon.
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Annapolis
Maryland
David H. Wallace
Tidewater Fisheries Department
Wallace
Discount Offer on Shoes From Extra Footwear
A promotional notice announces £1.90 off on all shoes priced over £4.98 at participating stores. The deal highlights a temporary sale aimed at boosting footwear purchases with a straightforward price cut.
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