Wheat Storage Space Sought by Frederick and Washington Farmers
Frederick and Washington County farmers pressed AAA officials in Washington for storage space to handle rising wheat held as loan collateral. Local leaders cited lack of facilities, with over 220000 bushels pledged last year and 300000 expected this year, much of which would have to be stored outside the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Washington
AAA
Henry R. Shoemaker
Peter D. Koons
Farmers Co-operative Association
Frederick County
Wallace
W. G Finn
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Baltimore
Washington County
Court News Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses Listed
Deeds record transfers including Annie Kee ney executrix to Wilbur Hamaker for 83 500 and Dorothy Keyes and others. Marriage licenses include Franklin Martin and Dorothy Sharp, James Smith and Mary Lloyd, Carl Dean and Jeanette Craver, Eugene Hankel and Elaine Beane, plus several other pairs in various towns. Additional entries list names and residences across Thurmont Granite Laurel Pittsburgh Staunton and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Elizabeth Catherine Keeney
Wilbur F. Hammaker
Carrie M. Hesser
Dorothy E. Keyes
Wilbert L. Smith
Austin Daniel Wachter
Granville C Holtz
Austin D. Wachter
Franklin L Martin
Dorothy A. Sharp
Thurmont
James Edgar Smith
Granite
Mary Lloyd
West Patrick Street
Carl Leonard Dean
Jeanette Leona Craver
Laurel
Eugene Hankel
Elaine Beane
Derwood
Harold S. Stickel
McKees J Rocks
Dorothy E. Weber
Pittsburgh
Charles L. Jackson
Clarits Town
W. Va
Cura
Ells
Staunton
Eddie L McGill
Orange City
Fla
Etta Lee
Reading
Douglas L. Feight
York
Thelma V. Keesee
Aylesvile
Charles Albert Angelo
Millville
Blue Ridge Buses Extend Schedules to Conserve Equipment
Hagerstown May 13 Blue Ridge buses began longer schedules to conserve equipment amid wartime production constraints. A K MacDonald general manager said today the change aims to reduce shortages while maintaining service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Blue Ridge
A. K. MacDonald
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Promotes Bile Flow
An old newspaper ad touts Carter's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to stimulate the liver to pour two pints of bile daily. It claims relief from indigestion, gas, constipation, and sour feelings, urging immediate purchase at ten or twenty five cents.
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Carter
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AAA Officials
Keystone
Nicodemus
N. Court St
Court News
First Church OF Christ
James 5. Rowell
Kansas City
Missouri
First
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Massachusetts
W. University Parkway
Union News Towson
SEARS
U.S
Sears Roebuck and CO
Lewepa Prefirchve
Frederick, MD
Patrick St
Peautitel
Rtery
Market St. Storr
Frederick, Ma
Humphrey
Hkc
Renuzit Cleaner
Omice
Zac
Renuzi
Featwue
Gio
Dundee Towels
Shinaware Steel
Gould
Siscontinue
Dundee
Peoples Service Stores
West Patrick St
Woodbury
Magnesia
Bhave
LoTier
Squires Tobacco
Ee Free
Pinkhams
Blue Jay
Ric
Wade
KOTEX
Carters
Fletchers
A, Rer
Ier
Lyons
Scotts
Muner-Wurth
Luxor
Vitalis
N. Market St
Daly
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