Aberdeen Angus Sale Sets Record Prices in Maryland
The Aberdeen Angus show at the Grounds drew buyers from Maryland New York and Virginia with a total sale of 11930 for 44 head and an average of 270.70 per animal Rob B Rench Hagerstown and Wickwire Farms Mechanicsville led multiple lots with top prices around 400 and 325. The sale featured 41 animals averaging 270.70 with notable consignors including Andelot Steck Farms Eskyle and Paul Liewellyn Rectortown. Plans are already underway for a similar sale in late May next year.
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Maryland
Vitoria
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New York
Aberdeen-Angus
Dreere
United States
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Marye
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Thetarees Association
Marvoteare
WB Winn
W. OH Davidson
Cheeerow
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Young Bull
Monoraey
Tainiel Bo
Leith Speiden
Searstae
Robert B. Rench
Hagerstown
Wickwire Farms
Cremona Farms
Mechanicsville
Paul Liewellyn
Rectortown
Charles T. Neale
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Ind
Ars
O. VW. Battles
Yakima
Wash
W. H. Tom+ haye
Chicago
Associaton
Be Or McGregor
Pote
M.D
Maneger
Harford Stock Farms
Frank Hichards
Pine Plains
N.Y
Matte Ager
Bethel Farms
Myron Fears
J L Brown
Springfeld
Mass
Tiwan
Great Golf Great Golf
A fragment discusses a golfer complaining about hard greens and ball behavior. It notes players claiming difficulty in stopping the ball and the paradox of speed before contact with the clubhead, hinting at ball spin and turf interaction.
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Beckenis
Local fans plan relief trip for postgame event
A reported gathering aims to mobilize over 200 supporters to attend a forthcoming game. Officials note transportation challenges and low funding, while organizers push for a community-wide effort. The Junior Drum Corps meeting is rescheduled to Thursday to discuss participation.
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Edward
Etna the
Jom
Tegins
Persens
Hana Wit
Angers
Roehard
Mascor
Yoosgnyan Guistres
Frederick Doi
Hay Deane
Thureliy
U S Aid Sought in Black Legion Probe
Michigan prosecutors sought help from the Department of Justice to dismantle the Black Legion as a series of killings and abductions tied to the group drew attention. A grand jury examined deaths in Detroit and other cases as a vowed crackdown intensified.
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U.S
Black Legion
Bert May Sar Eton
Bhick Legion
mMeo
Arevinia
Idera
Michigan
Negro Executed For Murder During Robbery
Thompson, 38, a Delaware County man, was executed in the Rockview penitentiary electric chair for the March 1934 slaying of Mrs. Vivian Hoopes during an attempted robbery at her Linwood home. He offered no statement as he went to the chair.
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Bellfonte
Lee Cidrence Thompson
Edward VIII Inspects Queen Mary During Royal Flight
King Edward VIII flies from Windsor to inspect the Queen Mary liner moving from kitchen to bridal suite. He repeats the air journey to oversee the royal tour of inspection and returns to Windsor afterward.
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Edward VIII
Mary
Southiampton
England
Kitchen
Bridal Suite
Windsor
Unclear dispute over farm purchase and alimony claims
The report describes a couple's divorce case involving claims of financial misdeeds. The wife alleges she paid toward a farm near Ladiesburg and $2500 from her own funds, while the husband counters with denial and proposes deed transfer upon her payment. He admits furnishings and partial support role but accuses her of pulling income and neglecting family needs. The couple disputes ownership and settlement terms.
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Sunita
Ladiesourg
Urbany Knt
Johnson
Penneslsenia
Ama
Ladiesburg
Dunk
Reno
Strange bug found near Frederick identified by entomologist
A small unusual insect with a warp like body and a slender tail about five inches long was found by Fred Masser near Frederick while walking along Wrecking Street. He brought the specimen to the News-Post for identification and was referred to an entomologist.
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Fred Masser
Frederick
Masser
Divorce suit filed with alimony and custody dispute
Mrs Kefauver seeks $30 monthly alimony and legal fees from husband, plus restraints on bank account transfers. She cites June 23 1934 marriage, one child, and names a co respondent to be revealed at hearing. Also notes about joint savings of about $1300 in his name and her bank access. Also mentions Uncle Jor Josiah Ro Feaga birthday at 80.
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Tinelema HO
Krefeaver
Krlaier
Jane
Strorney
Patrick McSwinsufver
Kefauser
U.S . Rupp
Kefauver
Frederick City
Josiah Ro Feaga
Jor
Dil Ave
Gexlio
Feaga
Oure Cheesey
Queen Mary to celebrate 69th birthday with quiet royal gathering
Queen Mary, aged 69, marks her birthday with a subdued royal observance at Buckingham Palace. The event follows King George's death and will see members of the royal family present to extend greetings and share a private celebration.
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Queen Mary
London
George
Royal Familly
Thuarkingham Palace
Ceuta
Murder Trial Transcript Fragment Reads Witness Testimony
Fragmentary OCR text shows a murder case with witnesses and mentions of Mrs Th and Pr Andrea CO OGL. The garbled lines include references to Chester, Weston, and a suspect or defendant, with no clear dates or locations readable. The passage appears as an excerpt from a courtroom proceeding with testimony about events at the time of the murder.
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Chester Yan
Serira
Prystoans
Thad
Qaena
Andrea CO
Weston Bad
Sine Arrest Report From Unclear Local Incident
A fragmented note records an arrest related to a local incident. Names and places are unreadable, with some possible references to a family, officials, and a request for further details or a different presenter. The legible parts provide little concrete action or outcome.
Mis Basten Opens New Initiative At City Hospital
A fragmentary note reports Mis Basten unveiling a new initiative at a city hospital. The brief mentions opening procedures and community reactions though details are unclear.
Opossums Prowl for Food Along Emell Avenue
Neighborhood reports describe opossums foraging for food along Emell Avenue near advertised articles. Residents note increased sightings at dusk and urge pet owners to secure trash and keep pets indoors. Local wildlife officials say urban foraging is common as temperatures rise.
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Tonat Peoples Finance Co
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Vblegatton
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Charles A. Poole
Afteordere
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Vaens
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Neaspiper Advertising
Auita Invest
Actorx
Blue
Cadillac
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
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Frederick, Ma
Detroit
Lyaur Puree En
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Barten
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Willy
Thomas Doo
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Quaker City
General Electric
A.C
Modern Lighting Company
Market St
Derbysiint
General & Air Cir
Goodyear
Lowell Tire & Battery CO
Bonth Market &T
Ottervatien
Telil
Blue & Grey Beauty Shop
Markell & Ferd
Wome
Commercial Bank of Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Frederick Co
Maine Green Mountain
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