Ham theft yields four month sentence in court
Earl Fo Hargett reported a large ham stolen from his meat house. Ralph Lute, a former Hargett employee, was found guilty and sentenced to four months in the House of Correction by Justice Emmett R. Bowlus. The ham, weighing about 18 pounds, was identified in court as Stup’s property.
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Hargett
Emmett R. Bowlus
Morecent Menuus
Sizs
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Johnoc
Stup
Castle
Walington Road
William G. Dixon
Litty
G Anders
Litt
Wehn Salef
Lutz
Lutt
Harrett’s
Bowlus
Esterly Indictments Set for Monday at Circle Court
The February term of Circle Court plans to hear multiple criminal indictments Monday as judge absence delays proceedings. George T. Esterly faces Sabbath breaking and cigarette sale charges tied to a Washington road beer parlor and dance hall. Other cases include Lang and Roe Lind Lang for larceny and receiving stolen goods, with several defendants already tried or granted suspended sentences.
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Liehanerree
JM Janei
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Chotel
Ody
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FUA
Buad
Banka Y
Pas
Bey
Brome
Frederik
Arthur Willard
Hammond Urner
Court of Appeals
Annnapolis
Rotary Club talk on PLLA work and insurance rules discussed
The Rotary Club discussed PLLA work and insurance terms, noting that the organization’s safety standards and premiums affect member actions. Key speakers outlined bonding, risk coverage, and how profits fund activities, with questions about pension plans and parental approval amid ongoing cases and legal processes.
Good Garden Lawn Setup From Subsoil To Seed
Article outlines steps for creating a lawn including sun, drainage, and soil depth. Emphasizes deep topsoil, subsoil grading, drain tiles, manure or peat moss, and five inches of topsoil. Recommends a fertilizer mix of four percent nitrogen, twelve percent phosphoric acid, and four percent potash, plus four pounds of seed per thousand square feet and thorough watering to establish grasses.
Supreme Court Members May Give Testimony
A report outlines testimony expected from Supreme Court members in Washington on March 1 regarding the proposed bill. The proceedings focus on committee questioning about recent public reactions and potential impacts on judicial independence and constitutional principles.
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Fragmented OCR Surfaces Incoherent NY Oceanic Notes
The readable fragments reference New York, shores of a lake, and scattered mentions of places and events. Mentions of Kenya, Indonesia, and various acronyms appear amid garbled terms. The text resembles a damaged page with many non sequiturs and stray names, offering no coherent news event or clear subject.
Unclear OCR fragment headlines prompt no clear event
The readable text is fragmentary with mixed strings and proper nouns. It mentions possible stations or channels and a judiciary related term but provides no coherent event or names to ground a factual story.
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