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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1915

Page

7

Farm Auditing Attracts Government Attention In East

A Frederick County Maryland article by Frederick J. Haskin discusses farm auditing in Frederick and Chester counties. It notes heavy U S Department of Agriculture funding for Western irrigation while Eastern farms have been neglected and outlines findings on crop rotation and optimal wheat and corn proportions for profitability.

United States Department of Agriculture Frederick County Maryland United States Frederick J. Haskin Chester County Pennsylvania Haskin Frog New England Georgia Department of Agriculture Fredericks County Has Philadelphia Spillman

Weather and farm profit survey from Chester county farms

Weather observations from multiple stations note clear to cloudy conditions and a fair outlook with increasing cloudiness and westerly winds. The report emphasizes a farm economy focus, recommending corn as leading but not overproduced, oats as unprofitable, and larger farms yielding higher net income. data from Chester county suggests 40 to 164 acre farms vary in annual wage and investment returns, with bigger farms more profitable over time.

Maryland Chester County Pennsylvania New Jersey United States Spillman Ming

Parish Divided On Ritual At St Anne’s Church

In Annapolis Maryland Rev Dr Joseph P McComas faces a split with vestry and large parishioners as he pushes broadening worship toward high church English practices. The controversy, brewing for two years, climaxed when he offered resignation to take effect next May.

McComas

Villa ReporteD Whipped in Hermosillo Fight Near Mexico

Carranza reports Dieguez defeated Villa near Hermosillo at Almati Sonora destroying a strong reactionary nucleus. More than 2000 killed and six machine guns captured along with two field artillery pieces and rifles. Villa’s forces reportedly fled, train cars and locomotive seized by government troops.

Hermosillo Washington Carranza Dieguez Vila Nuevo Laredo Almati Sonora Villa Liesifes'a

Hughes Name Off Ballot In Nebraska Presidential Race

Secretary of State Pool announced he would withdraw Hughes from the Nebraska Republican presidential nomination ballot after receiving a request from Associate Justice Hughes of the U S Supreme Court. Pool notified petition signers and said he followed the justice’s wishes, offering court remedy if any error is claimed. A similar petition seeks Mayor William Hale Thompson’s presidential bid in Chicago and consent is expected upon a message from Chicago officials.

Hincata Neb Pool Nebraska Asso Elate Dhighes United States Supreme Court Hughes Nebraska Priers Husen Poul Paul Justice Hughes Land William Hale Thompson Chicago Thompson Poohes

Arrest Marshall and Wife in Maryland Case

After a conference with Judge Adkins, State Prosecutor Cutler issued warrants for the arrest of Mr and Mrs Marshall on attempted murder charges. The parents allegedly kept a young woman as a solitary prisoner in their home for over a year. Townspeople threatened action if prosecution was halted. Miss Marshall shows gradual improvement while under care at her aunt’s home.

Euston Adkins Cutler Mra Marshall Butler Davidson

Lafayette College student dies in auto crash near Harrisburg

George V. M. Jones of Dever Delaware, a Lafayette College student, died instantly when a car overturned near Harrisburg after leaving a Lehigh Lafayette football game trip to Philadelphia. His classmate from Orleans was injured as the auto wreck damaged the vehicle.

Lafayette Silla George V. M. Jones Dever Del Lafayette College Wes Jecinsen Jones Lehigh-lafayette Philadelshia Hutchinson

Boy Hamm ers Dynamite Maims Left Hand on Road

Selinsgrove on November 23 Isaac Barner twelve year old son of Newton Barner near McKees Hall Falls Snyder county found a dynamite cap on the State highway. He tried to flatten it with a stone when it exploded tearing away two fingers and the thumb of his left hand. The father found a long fuse leading to the road and a stick of dynamite. The motive remains a mystery to authorities.

Selinsgrove Isaac Newton Barner McKees Hall Falls Snyder County Mr. Barner Piace

Seek Brumbaughs Aid In End Car Strike

Wilkes-Barre business leaders plan to go to Harrisburg to confer with Governor Brumbaugh and advisers to resolve the street car strike. The delegation includes Attorney General Francis Bhunk Brown and Labor Commissioner John Price Jackson. The group says it represents both employers and strikers but was not appointed by either side.

Wilkes-Barre Harrisburg Brumbaugh Wilkes- Barre Francis Bhunk Brown John Price Jackson Trig

Murderer gets 18 years for wife murder in Reading

Charles Bausman, 25, was sentenced by Judge Wagner to not less than twelve nor more than eighteen years in the Eastern Penitentiary for second degree murder in the throat-slashing death of his wife Edna M. Bausman near Robesanta last May. The defense claimed temporary insanity from rumors about his wife's alleged affairs. A new trial was sought but withdrawn at Bausman's request.

Eastern Penitentiary Reading Eastern Wagner Charles Bauschan Edna M. Bausman Robesanta Bausman

Greek Reservists Ordered Home From Dupont Plant

About 2500 Greek reservists employed at the Dupont powder plant in Hopewell Virginia have been ordered to report for army service in Greece. Physicians attached to the Greek delegation in Washington are examining them. It is understood Greek reservists nationwide are being sent home.

Dupont Hopewell Greece Washington

German Deserter Predicts US Munition Plants Shutdown

Otto Buelow or Unger, believed deserter from the German cruiser Prinz Friedrich, claimed that in six months no munition plants will operate in the United States. Det. Robert Porter says Buelow, interned at Norfolk, spoke English during the trip and appeared to know plant locations. He said he was arrested one day too soon and would die rather than reveal more.

Baltimore Otto Buelow Unger Prinz Hite Freidrich Norfolk United States Robert Porter Buelow Porter

Would Force Peace In Europe

Joseph W. Folk urged Baltimore listeners to establish a federation of the twenty one American Republics behind the Monroe Doctrine. He said such a federation would set a precedent for a European union and pave the way for world peace and disarmament.

Europe Baltimore Joseph W. Folk Interstate Commerce Commission

Man Charged in Street Killing in Erie

Antonio Santrallo was jailed in Erie charged with murder of Salvatore Vicare and wounding of Vincenzo Vicare after a street shooting. Police say the elder Vicare was killed instantly and the nephew wounded while fleeing. authorities note quarrel over a trivial matter.

Erie Antonio Santratello Salvatore Vicare Vincenzo Vicare Vicare

Fighting shifts to Yeharturysk as Russian forces retake town

Russian artillery drives Austro-Mass troops from Yeharturysk. Russians occupy the town on the river’s left bank while the right bank stands 13 high, with positions held to trap the enemy between two fires. The redeployed lines secure northern positions and isolate the adversary within a bend of the river.

Toy Austin Germana Wef Yeharturysk

Deadlock along Courland fronts as weather stalls armies

London reports the Russians regaining ground along the Styr river area, while Petrograd says the Austro German offensive was political, not military, aimed at impressing the Balkans. Weather in Courland has forced idleness for both armies, with no overall change on the front.

Courland London Styr Petrograd Balkans Berlin

Boarder killed after second skull fracture in home fall

Harris Bortz of Newtown Pennsylvania died instantly after a fall downstairs at his boarding house home. He had previously sustained a fractured skull eleven years earlier when a Jersey Central express train struck a lumber team he was driving.

Newtown Jersey Central Harris Bortz

Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cough Remedy Ad Offer

A vintage ad touts Pinex and sugar syrup as a quick, inexpensive cough cure. It claims 24 ounces of Pinex mixed with sugar makes a full pint of cough syrup, usable for whooping cough and bronchitis, with a guarantee and refund offer.

Indi

Postal Deposits Grow in Washington November Update

Postal savings deposits rose by 2 150 000 from October to November, signaling prosperity and rising commercial activity across the country. Total deposits on October 31 stood at 71 5490 000, according to postal officials. The report notes continued growth in postal savings as a reflection of economic strength nationwide.

Washington

Lehigh Player Keady Hurt in Surprise Game Injury

Nov. 2 in Peikiehem Pennsylvania Lehigh halfback Keady sustained a serious knee injury as Randas from Lafayette collided during the contest. Reports say students have not yet realized the impact of the surprise incident on the game and team.

Keady Lehigh Peikiehem Am Kady Lehigh Halfpark Orl Mmn Randas Lafayette Tiela Es Om Ter

English Venetian Red Barn Paint advert with guaranteed wear

Finely ground English Venetian Red Barn Paint advertised with guaranteed longer wear than hand mixed paint and 30 percent more coverage per gallon. Best grade sold in a gallon price of 76 cents with a five year guarantee and medium grade for three years. Trouse Paints offers white leads at low prices.

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