Frederick County Farm Bureau names committees for annual meeting
Plans for the Frederick County Farm Bureau annual meeting on December 18 include committees for delegations to the State Federation in Baltimore and a luncheon program. Officers and chairs from Walkersville, Urbana, New Market and nearby areas oversee auditing, resolutions, legislative and tax committees. A chairman will head a county redistricting effort to unite communities for the event.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
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W. Schaeffer
Henry Ro
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Optmitee 10 Etcure & Pace
Anderson
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State Farm Bureau Federation
Baltimore
Edgar L. Roderick
Daniel
Edsara Onl
National Farm Bureau
Praia
Cheeannaal Morting
Odeul
Grote Osoa
Burvas
Casago
Abe
Creags
Be YAMS The Old Man and the Hopper Tale
The exchange features the old man Be YAMS and Dancy as they discuss travel beyond the sea and air. They recall circus journeys and meeting strange folks while agreeing to return home with their Tinymites in tow. A hopper ride ends the visit as they plan future adventures together.
Hearing on writ of habeas corpus set for Saturday
The hearing on a writ of habeas corpus for Capt Henry Clay Coane of West Virginia, charged with obtaining money under false pretenses, is scheduled before Judge D B Rodgers in Martinsburg at 10 AM Saturday. Additional notes mention transfers and proceedings involving other local officials and cases.
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Toine
Bherman P Bowers
Sherff
Roy M Hiltner
Asecan
Marnaburr
Henry Clay
Ihs
DB H Rodgers
Martith Tre
Gezendanner
Deng
Fredeik
Aturney Bowers
Sheif Hiner
Hilmer
He Deas Corps
Saturda
Halter
Porterfeld
Charles
Martinsburg
Rodgers
Extradition Hearing Set for Capt. Gewendanner in Maryland Case
Capt Gewendanner, a Maryland extradition defendant, faced grand jury charges in Frederick County for selling cattle to Frederick County Products Inc. He allegedly received 7617.25 dollars from the deal. State Attorney Bowers sought to bring him to trial, with a writ of habeas corpus set for a hearing in Martinsburg.
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Jim Capt
Getzendannic
Origuity
Bates Atiirney Bowers
Kump
Mart Nnburg
Rodgers
Teles
Carly
Gerszendanleer
Berkeley County
Martineburg
Gewendanner
Thomas B Glasscock
Upperville
Henry Pishbeck
Marshall
Frederik County
Froduc, Inc
T Dutrow
Dea
Wm Oe
Circuit
Frederick County
Geizendanner
Hus County
Rena
Marmola fat loss method advertised with medical claims
An advertisement promotes Marmola tablets as a painless fat loss solution. It claims the body’s glands burn fat via a menaced process, urging readers to use Marmola as a safe, proven method to shed pounds without starvation diets or strenuous exercise.
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Asia
Macy
Drussista
Rotary Meeting Highlights Meanest Man in Town Article
D Joseph H Apple read a Rotarian article titled The Meanest Man in Town at the Frat part Cub meeting held Wednesday afternoon. The piece, from the December 1926 Rotarian, centers on a Dickensian Christmas tale character. John E Raine of Baltimore was absent. J Walter Carty led songs, with the secretary to arrange the next meeting.
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D. Joseph H Apple
Dr. Appie
John E. Raine
Baltimore
J Walter Carty
Sketchy Names in Apathy Event Program Mixup
Fragmentary OCR-like item lists individuals including AmyPath, DJ DD, Phara de NL tether Sam Wo Mie premarni presided, Dr Appa cotroduc by Clyde M Roney, a program committee with Giese Wer, James E Speumas, Cato, Mr Moore, and Brookiyo. The counts are unclear and the passage lacks coherent narrative.
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Mage of
Amypath
DD Phara de
Sam Wo
Mie Premarni
Dr. Appa
Clyde M. Roney
Chacman
Giese Wer
James E Speumas Cato
Mr. Moore
Brookiyo
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Farm Bureaus Annual Meeting
Frederick
Svar
Dancy
Sam Bae
NEA Service Inc
Kemp
Fairfield
Christmas Club
Thrifties
Kemp’s
Christmas Club No
Kemp's
Christmas Club Thrifties
Christmas Club (A Corporation
Christmas Club Savings Plan
Rotary Meeting
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick WO
North Market Street
Evra
Dan
T. Mutt
Plaid Jaspe
Knickers
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