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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1936
Page
8
The new trout season begins Wednesday with stocked streams including Bug Ear Tuscarora Saddle and five Frederick County creeks. Officials note Brow(s) and Brooks measure stock levels across Maryland counties, with several streams stocked for the season.
Powell says after department approval the receded waters will be stocked to boost fish. A county survey notes the project aims to stock streams and increase river productivity with new planting and watershed work.
The March update to the old age pensions program increases county support for February rebates and expands eligibility in selected areas. Anglers and county residents discuss distribution methods as officials project a possible rise in total pensions, with some out-of-county workers contributing or using related services.
A fragmented guide on budgeting for home gardens from an Extension Horticulturist source. It discusses costal planning, soil conditioning, manure usage, seed and fertilizer needs, and basic measurements to prepare a small plot.
The piece outlines a still fluid race with Borah, Hoover and Landon leading Republicans while Democrats show limited cross over support. It notes convention timing, state delegates, and the evolving balance as Hoovers and Lindbergh influenced prospects loom.
The report notes operating revenues rose modestly with increased expenditures offsetting gains. It cites a higher cost of wares and other expenses, resulting in a net income lower than 1935. Surplus and operating results are summarized for the year, with figures indicating fluctuations in profitability.
The article contrasts a muddled Republican outlook with a clear Democratic path, noting divergent strategies and public commentary. It highlights party dynamics and potential influence on upcoming elections.
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