Yard and Garden Contest Prizes Formally Given
Frederick civic club and YMC A Hall hosted a yard and garden contest with three judges, awards announced for landscape design, best flower beds, and vegetable gardens. McIntyre and Shoemaker praised local entries, urged early participation next year, and noted resources from the University of Maryland Landscape Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spi
Frederick
Eassie
Che Anc
YMC
Feidey Nigh
Meenon
Toe Mwarde
Ees Wert
Mart
Ette
Win Landscape S Land
W. L. Malcolm
Baltimone
Sewer P. King
Floriy
Ridgevile
Che Isd
Wee Used
McIntyre
Cue Club
Shoeusker
Malcolm
Poederick
Cengrstalsies Cinb. Wi
Shoemaker
Club
Pal
Aso
University of Maryland
Mark Malcolm
Giiiolues
Robert Creager
Geeichiey
Ridgeville Nurs Mercy
Ponken Garden
Jamey Alfen
Church Street
Cham
Ox Flore Brush) Company
Wtelis
Seeger's Hardware
George ‘Wittums
West Seventh Street
J. D
Wesv Pai
Bartware
George Faupel
Boneware
C. E. Cune and Son
Willams
Wes
Spd
Ataires
Itch and Prize Winners Highlight Local Show
The page lists numerous prize categories and winners for a local horticultural and architectural display. Names such as C. Thos. M. Crutchies, Mrs. L. Bayer, and Robert L. Smith appear alongside street addresses on East Patrick, West Second, and other streets. Prizes include gold pieces and merit awards, with taking notes on individual kept gardens and suburban property classes. A city inspection team led by William W. Mines is mentioned.
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G. Hunter Dasers
West Second Sireet
Arcond
Haner’s
Irs
Earl E Zeigler
Eas
Patrick Street
Baron St Best
Mrs. Street
C. Thos. M. Crutchies
North Marce
Earl E. Zeigler
West Inick Street
Ept Hedge
ALO. Palmer
Garden Club
L. Bayer
East Patrick Street
City Back
Husw
Bartholow
Water Street
Frank Little
East Second
Robert L. Smith
West Loom Street
Willam Y. Ander
Elmer Hood
East Sixth Street
F. W. Harnwell
C. N. Robertson
Oliver Naylor
West Sixth Street
Charles .D. Smith
J. W. Dinterman
North Bents Street
Mustee
Willem ¥. Anderson
James Aipin
Jd. Dustow
Elmer Dixon
Lford
Culler
William Moore
H. D. Radcliffe
Irving Staley
M. RB. Etchison
Graham E. Palmer
Calvin E. Schildknech
Sutely
Wiliam W. Mines
Securing Gardens for Che Cuitration Emergency
Emergency association works to secure gardens amid a community crisis, focusing on safeguarding crops and green spaces as local residents seek relief measures and coordinated support during the disturbance.
Defends short selling in crisis defense speech
Hartford, Conn. Oct. 16 Richard Whitney president of the New York Stock Exchange defended selling short as a needed practice in crisis times. Speaking before the Hartford Chamber of Commerce and on a national radio hookup he argued a ban would not stabilize markets. He said prices would fall anyway and that liquidation would halt only when confidence returns.
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Hartford
Conn
Richard Whitney
New York Stock Exchange
Hartford Chamber of Commerce
Les Ss
Indictment of Eighteen Washington Officers Reported
Washington officers and detectives were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of criminal assault linked to third degree inquisitions. Chief Pratt suspended thirteen officers. five more were already suspended. Three indicted men hold ranks as headquarts Sergeants. others are detectives and privates. Some cases were previously considered but quashed due to a juror pension issue.
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Washington
Fand
Pratt
Belgium in World War I Army and Trade Facts
A summary of Belgian wartime capacity and resources noting munitions production in Belgian factories, foreign loans from Britain France and the United States, and Belgian forces in Africa. It cites a 47 000 strong native army commanded by Belgian officers over 180 000 square miles, with Belgium’s regulars and national guardsmen totals at outbreak.
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Ng Stoedeth
Belgium
Britain
France
United States
Africa
Congo
Germany
Gasoline Pumps Robbed Near New Market Farm
Thieves disturbed the lock on gasoline pumps at Honey Bee Farm one mile west of New Market. The loss, amount unknown, was discovered Friday morning by proprietor R A Nusbaum. This is the third theft at Nusbaum and fifth in the vicinity, with nearby tanks at Mrs Exntman Bishops farm broken for the third time this year.
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New Market
R. A. Nusbaum
Mr. Nusbaum
Nusbaum
Rowland gets life term for killing neighbor
In a murder trial at Hagerstown, 74 year old Rowland was found guilty of first degree murder without capital punishment for killing neighbor Robert G. Irving. Judge Willard sentenced him to life in the Maryland Penitentiary. Family witnesses and prosecutors colored the tense proceedings as Irving’s widow and child watched.
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Ong HH
Rowland
Sette Aera Can
Paomgns
Wantington
John D. Rowland
Luter
John H. Rowland
Formney
Walter B Sinn
J. Lloyd Harshman
Gaertgaan Att
William M. Storm
Washington County
Omer T. Kaylor
Harshman
Satter
Willard
Capi
Chester
Jottorneys
Swere
George Howard
Neax Petersville
John F. Butler
Burkittsville
Butcher
Maryland Peattentiarr
Fraky Held for Grand Jury on Larceny Charges
Frank Fraky, a farm hand, jailed on $5000 bond awaiting February grand jury action for larceny of clothing and a shirt from Fred Beall of New Market. Constable Smith traced Fraky from Keymar to Hagerstown and arrested him after locating him with Mrs Beall. Belated police report notes suspect was handed over to Justice Allen Bennett in Friday night Police Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Beall
New Market
Frank Fraky
Allen ¥. Bennett
Fraley
Charles W. Smith
Keymar
National Conference Opines On Javene Agency
In a brief national conference note, officials discuss agency actions tied to Javene and the broader political agenda. The item highlights key figures and the strategic posture expected in the coming weeks.
League Council Session Plays Pivotal Role in Kellogg Pact Talks
At a League of Nations council table session, delegates discuss the United States stance on the Kellogg Pact and potential actions by Japan regarding China. A spokesman hints at possible delays in direct negotiations as tensions rise ahead of broader diplomatic maneuvers.
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Uniec
Ee League of Natvans
Soomin
Crea
Ameren
Ted
Crite
Unies
United Stress
Povefment
Toxvo
Japan
China
Geneva
America
Japes
Aicecar Darteer
Forest Fire Stations To Open In Frederick County
Forest fire stations in the district will be officially opened Sunday with C Cyril Klein district forester announcing new facilities at Hamburg, Foxville and Five Forks ranger station. A smoke chaser will soon be employed to respond to blazes, and funds are set to cover suppression costs. Local wardens and tower personnel are listed, reflecting expanded state efforts to protect timber and curb incendiary fires as fire season nears.
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Cyril Klein
Hamburg
Foxville
Five Forks
Haves
Albert M. Harley, Jr
Alice Willard
Jack Roe
Scotland
Ainece
Snowy Mountain
Mt. Alto
Pennsylvania
Quisatik
Wiliam Munk
Klein
Middletown
Catoctin
Stein
Frederick County
John W. Hoffman
Adamstown
Lewis D. Miller
Bolivar
Charles E. Kiein
Braddock
Joseph ©. Haugher
Braddock Heights
B. W. Compher
Burkittsville
Willam Benner
James E. Miler
G. A Wilard
Catoctin Furnace
George W. Andrews
Eyer Valley
Karl Brown
A. L. Hauver
Mitton A. Frank
Roy A
Mr. Phillip
Robert G. Fiter
St. Mary's
Witham
Fulton
Point of Rocks
William G. Renner
Richey Camp
T. C. Pryor
Sensendaugh
Yiam BP
Mftunk
Shookstown
C. E. Poole
Ira T. Sears
Ia M. Thomas
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Loon
Spaulding
William McP
McGil
John J. Rector
Alvey J. Easterday
Weitsvile
Willam C. Feaga
Kellor Springs
Sweden's national debt and assets on August end
Stockholm October 16 Sweden's total public debt at the end of August stood at 994 million kronor with government assets totaling 4.074 trillion kronor. The per capita debt figure reflects a low burden relative to the nation's assets and population. The report emphasizes the debt level as of the period.
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Stockholm
Unclear historic trial notes reveal alleged graft and corruption
Fragmentary report shows a suspect named Marmacs facing questions about alleged graft and corruption. Prosecution witnesses including Beace Forsythe and others testified as the case moved forward with police and court involvement. Details remain blurred in the OCR transcript.
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Tessier
Wiles Stove Hous
Frank Attic
Ea Bechcei Sizeet
Stock Exchange Mead
vMeo
Washington Grand Jury
Baltimore Pike
Nation
Yorktown Victory
Baltimore
Vas
Owl
Irving
Farm Hand Tiocy Yo
Stickler
Tome
Marmacs
Beace Forsythe
Wittesses
Carty
Tyre
Cartys
C.c.carty
Patricez East
Talk of
the Town
Bess
Hendrickson’s
Drapery
Cretonnes
Hendrickson
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