Annual Meeting Of County Rural Women’s Clubs Held
The County Rural Women’s Clubs federation met at Caly E church with about 283 attendees including representatives from cy and county groups. Miss Pearson summarized work and projects, reports from department chairs were read, and federation officers were elected. The gathering celebrated the organization’s 10th anniversary in Frederick and featured remarks on the upcoming University of Maryland Women’s Short Course and a year’s activities across home demonstration, arts, public welfare, and 4-H style programs.
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Caly. E
George rasninoron
Frederick
Federation
Helena Stauffer
assersville
J. Homer Remsverg
Midown
Jessie Shawbaker
chihs
Johnsville club
Fley Hiveshew
intis city
treasor
Venia M. Hellar
state home
University of Maryland
Collesa
Helen Pearson
home
Reports Finding Lost Explorer
Stephan Ravin a Swiss trapper and Indian trader recounts seeing and speaking to B Fawce varnished Ge Janeiro who claimed to be rescued from Indians who held his cap 300 men from Dead Horse Camp the last ox of on in the Brazilian wid lands
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Stephan Ravin
B. Fawce
Janeiro
Brazilian wid
Contracts Awarded In County Trade Listings
Contracts awarded cover bread Garber flour and feed Felt to Kely groceries and supplies H J D Hagan sugar and tobacco PL Y Staub dry goods and notions John D Hengrickson ladies wearing s Thomas Kerr overalls pants underwear for men EB Rosencir and Sons period. However figures show yearly work and counts of seventeen women and other items.
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Felt
Kely
H J. D. Hagan
Y. Staub
John D. Hengrickson
Thomas Kerr
EB Rosencir and Sons
Montgomery County Residents Seek Electric Rate Reduction
About 100 residents from Montgomery County including Poolesville Barnesville Hyattstown Boyds Damascus and Clarksburg attended a mass meeting as the delegation’s attorney prepared to appear before the Public Service Commission to press a complaint. Participants named AL Wilke Robert Williams Woodward Dickerson and others. concerns include electric rates and regional disparities with the current rate at 10 cents per kilowatt hour.
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APPOOX
Montgomery county
Poolesvile
Barnesville
Hyattstown
Boyds
Damascus
Clarksburg
seh
BASAL
Monrpombat
Public Service Commission
merweting
AL Wike
Robert Willams
Woodward
D.ckerson
Suverring
General Electric
womenting legal services
BigOMmery county
hose
Public Service
Barnes and
Watch Your Step On Friday For April Fools Day
A fragmentary 1920s style note warns readers to watch their step on Friday and through April 4 as showers begin and warnings about street hazards are given. It mentions Al Foo’s day and urges caution against pockets in streets while referencing depressions and hopeful times ahead.
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Al Foo
Swan swept to death at Niagara Falls incident
At Niagara Falls New York on March 31 a flock of swans numbering over 500 is reported swept into the Niagara River and carried over the cataract. Few birds survived and reports noted many were injured or killed as observers and river men prepared rescue efforts.
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NIAGARA
Nagara Falls
N.Y
Niesara
Schmeling Sails for U S Exhibition Boats
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Schmeling sailing for a U S exhibition boats event. Mentions John Brown Farm, Camp Cars, Pennsylvania state and Columbia order, and March timing with trains and ships referenced in garbled form.
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SCHMELING
U.S
Police Seek Him In Kidnapping Case Reported
Police pursue a suspected kidnapper linked to a group called the Purple Gans. The investigation centers on an alleged abduction during an era of widespread unrest, with authorities urging witnesses to come forward.
Recommendations of Auditors Approved by Montgomery County Board
The Montgomery County Board of Commissioners approved six auditor recommendations to improve safeguards and accounting. Measures include double entry accounting, monthly reconciliations, hiring an inhouse accountant, revised cash records, standardized receipts, a voucher system with supporting entries, a single fund ledger, and a formal purchasing order system to cover payments and expenditures.
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cHice
Tani jury
Sarre
Poolesville Man Dies by Own Action in Washington
A Poolesville man died by his own action in Washington on March 31. Police reported no foul play suspected. The incident occurred in the vicinity of local landmarks and authorities are investigating further.
Stock Market Slump Deepens Amid Auto Sector Slowdown
A pronounced decline sweeps the market with autos and equipment leading losses as investors assess weaker demand and unstable prices. The drop accompanies subdued activity in the automotive sector, signaling cautious trading ahead.
Conference of Young People to Meet Saturday
A conference for young people led by education tasery will be held Saturday starting 8:30 in the morning with sessions to follow. Luncheon is planned and a banquet at 6 pm, with leaders from Hood College and the Mar nd-Delaware Council of Religious Education.
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Predenck
Apriane Creaing
of of
Prof
Ranck
Hood College
Almon
Mar nd
Delaware
Mivlan
Bamore
Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal ch teadens
Rosenberger
tyumselor
young people's department
Muss
Mito Pleasant
Austin Cooper
Brunsweek
Muss Mse Littie
reville
Amhur McCanner
900 Applicants for 72 Jobs Filed at Cumberland
Cumberland Md March 31 AP Major elect George Henderson and four new councilmen face 72 vacancies. Reported 900 applicants for 72 jobs as officials receive letters recommendations and tests. More than 12 applicants per position. April 4 deadline approaches for Randolpn T. men and others.
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Cumberland
George Henderson
Rands
cry
Bak
nopal
will inie
ce Feter
Harry G Shearer
Randolpn T. men
Dr Brigham Geologist Dies in Washington
A fragmented obituary note reports geologist Dr Brigham, once a consultant to Congress, died in Washington. The item mentions associations with Hagerstown Fire Department leaders and other local figures, but many names and details are unclear due to missing text.
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DR. BRIGHAM
WASHINGTON
Adjustment of Acreage Likely in Maryland Farms
Washington March 3 The extension service at University of Maryland reports Maryland farmers plan extensive crop planting adjustments this year. Cash crop acreage may fall except for tobacco hay barley and potatoes while total farm acreage rises about 3 percent from 1931. Hay acreage rebounds after 1930 damage and some wheat is replaced by barley. Potatoes may yield a shorter early crop. farmers also shift to food and feed crops. The March 15 farm price index rises to 61 percent of the 1910-14 level, up one point from February.
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Washington
extension service
University of Maryland
Maryland
ensom service
Department of Agriculture
Former amateur golf champ dies in Pittsburgh
New York AP reports Eben M Byers of Pitts to prominent manufacturer and amateur golf champion in 1906 died today at Doctors' Hospital aged 51. He achieved fame as a leading amateur golfer and later had a notable career in manufacturing.
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PITTSBURGH
New York
Eben M Byers
Pitts
manufacr
Jean
champon
Doctors’ Hospital
Radio reception improves as city reports fewer woes
East Second street homeowners reported welcome relief from radio noise after Wednesday night as inquiries by Mayor Munshower and Potomac Edison officials found cross wires likely the cause. Some areas still experience interference from storm damaged insulation and contact with nearby Pennsylvania railroad lines.
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East Second street
Munshower
Aldermen
Potomac Edison Company
George Wallace
John Morgan
Potomac Edison Co
Pennsylvania railroad
East Street
Potomac
Hanover group dissolves and plans asset sale
The Hanover organization dissolves after years of operation and will dispose of its assets at a public sale. Directors announce the winding up and distribution steps, with a meeting set for Tuesday.
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Hanover
Han- Agr
Tues
House Votes Tax on Transfer of Stock Sales
A formal vote in the state legislature approves a tax on the transfer of stock sales. Lawmakers cite revenue needs and market impact as supporters argue the measure closes loopholes, while opponents warn of compliance costs for traders and potential business chilling effects.
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HOUSE
Bus Hits Embankment Injuring Twelve in Baltimore
Twelve persons were injured when a bus struck an embankment in Baltimore. Police said first aid was given to about a dozen passengers and four others were rushed to hospitals. Local authorities reported the incident occurred in the morning hours.
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Hyatisalic wn o
poice
auMield
Intermediaries Voice on Lindbergh Baby Case
Reported statements by three intermediaries in Norfolk Va claim they deal with the Lindbergh baby abductors not impostors Rear Admiral Burrage affirmed he would not remain in the case unless contacting the actual abductors Mrs Hancock suspects the child is in Philadelphia or nearby and detectives pursue her clues while Philadelphia police assess a potential lead In Philadelphia Mrs Crane says a supposed clue led to an interview offer but she remains cautious and silent about names The case continues with secrecy and questions about child identification and contact goals by authorities and intermediaries
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