Wheat price boosts Frederick County farm profits survey
Tenants showed stronger returns than owners as wheat lifted income across Frederick County farms in the U S Department of Agriculture survey conducted by twenty office workers. Livestock profits lagged, with dairy herds and hog-raising underperforming, while overall results suggest wheat elevated profits though some farms still lost money. The study, costing about $1500, records 223 to 250 farms and will yield a pamphlet with confidential data. results highlight the need to improve dairy stock and livestock strategies.
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Frederick County
Office of Farm Management
Department of Agriculture
Frederick
Uncle Sam
Dixon and
Thomson
Oif
Soing
Se Wen
Tve
Ber
Wade
Eomant
Keirs
Gace
Fragmentary Farm Discussion Highlights Data Gaps
OCR text references dollars and agricultural experts questions about farm business, with unclear terms and fragmented phrases. It hints at financial figures $454 and $489 and a 160 unit measure, but lacks coherent context or identifiable events, people, or places for a full summary.
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Ua Frazzie
Trout's Counsel Seeks Bail Release in Murder Case
Attorney William M. Storm says Valentine Trout will move for habeas corpus bail in the murder of Moses Thompson. Trial timing uncertain, likely early next week. Trout, about 74, faced prior jail terms connected to the Rhine case and assault charges. He longs to return to his truck farm as noise in jail disturbs him and care for his land is managed by neighbors. Thompson's death attribution remains disputed with old age and arterial disease cited as possible causes.
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Valentine ‘Trout
Moses Thompson
William M. Storm
Trent
Ralne
Thoritkson
Taylor
New Market
Trout
Oy Ball
Thompson
Aged Thurmont Man Dead at Martinsburg Home
William Henry Miller a Thurmont native and Martinsburg resident died Friday at his sister Mrs. Thomas Kearns home after several days of paralysis. He was 110 last April, survived by three sisters two brothers four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral at his sister’s home Sunday at 3 then burial in Thurmont Monday. Also note exhibition of a cotton plant with blooming buds at George Edward Schell’s tensorial parlors on South Market Street.
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William Henry Miller
Thurmont
Martinsburg
W. Va
Thomas Kearns
Miller
Miss Bush
Edward Miler
Scottdale
Lillie Welsh
Bedford City
James E. Miller
George W. Miller
George Edward Schell
South Market Street
Frederick county man praises Dean's Kidney Pills for back and kidney relief
A Frederick man, John T. Webster of East Church Street, reports back and kidney relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills bought at WL Hamer's Drug Store. He says the pills stopped his frequent kidney secretions, eased pain, and prevented his back from bothering him. The ad notes the price is 50 cents and credits FosterMilburn Co. Props Buffalo NY.
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Frederick
Dean
John T. Webster
East Church St. Frederick
Hamer
Weather Records For Week At Local VA Weather Bureau
The local Weather Bureau station records the past week’s high and low temperatures, daily rainfall, and 6 pm readings. Noted were unusually low temperatures midweek and a period of light rainfall, with precipitation trends described as typical for this season.
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VA. 8. Weather Bureau
Mredoyik
Purely Personal Aira and visiting friends note returns
Purely personal notices list several residents and visitors. Kleming has returned from Saut Elme, Va. Ramsburgh and Clarke Place guests visit Telia Avea in Mamsville. Hargett brothers travel from Chicago on business. Petr visits Lewistown to see daughter in Riverside New Jersey. Various locals spend time in Frederick and Pittsburgh.
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Aira
Kleming
Hag
Enty
Ramsburgh
Clarke Place
Mamsville
Pol Hargett
Barlston Hargett
Chicago
CB Petr
Lewistown
Vis
Registration Appeals Heard by Judge Worthington
Three last registration appeal cases were heard by Judge Worthington this morning. Eleven appeals have arisen from the latest registration, with seven from Middletown. Hollman’s care was dismissed, and officials upheld on his appeal against Bennett and Rhoads. Alfred W. Gaver challenged Palmer and Netkirk, alleging illegal registration of Simon H. Koogle. the petition was disunited and officials’ decision stands. Gaver also appealed Middletown officials over George W. Pearl’s registration. court reserved decision. Deafness advertisement follows.
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Worthington
Middletown
Addison J. Hollman
John H. Bennett
Shafer L. Rhoads
George W Pearl
Corn Price Holds Near 1913 Level Despite War Fluctuations
Despite Turkey's entry into the war boosting wheat prices, corn quotations in Frederick remain near 1913 levels as farmers shift between crops. Farmers bustle with the corn harvest while Frederick County sees steady to rising values for new corn around 2.15 dollars per barrel, with old corn at higher but scarce prices.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Hymeneal in Reading and Shippensburg Couples Wed
HYMENEAL MUNIFR-ALSERE MA Etlis D. Hunter of Reading Pa and Miss Dolly Nusham of Shippens burg Pa wed yesterday afternoon at the M E Church South with Rev F F Xeel officiating. They will reside in Reading. Laura F Weber of Weverton and George W Cummings of Weverton were married Thursday in Hagerstown by Elder C S Highbarger at the Brethren minister's residence. Fire broke out Wednesday morning east of Edgemont on land owned by Boaz Gardenour. firefighters battled all day to control it. A separate fire on North Mountain north of Clearspring Tuesday night spread, scorching several hundred acres.
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Etlis D. Hunter
Reading
Dolly Nusham
Shippensburg
M. E. Church
South
F. FL Xeel
Laura F. Weber
George W. Cummings
Weverton
Hagerstown
C. 8. Highbarger
Church of the Brethren
South Mountain
Edgemont
Boaz Gardenour
North Mountain
Clearspring
Postmaster General Urges Early Christmas Shopping
A Christmas message from Postmaster General Rurie h I a urges early shopping and outlines guidance for handling the peak season. The letter, sent to postmasters nationwide, accompanies instructions for safe Christmas mail handling and public guidance to promote prudent shopping.
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Rurie
Paris
Delegate To Road Congress Appointment in November
Mr Withiam of Lime Ron Wen Te saved the name of his appointment to Governor Goldshborough as a delegate to the American Road Congress meeting in November in Indiana. Mr Grave is not certain Winter head attend the meetings.
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Withiam Jo Grove
Ron Wen
Nenae
Goldshborough
American Road Congress
Inanta
Grave
Wintier Head
Literary Societies Join SERRION ELLIS LEE Rbs
A detailed account of inter club meetings in multiple high school literary societies. Students such as Austin Pearce Noel Habler Harry B Shaw Roy Atkinson G Hunter Bowers and Ross Withide participate in joint sessions, debates, recitations, and musical performances. The Excelsior and Junior Societies also report bi monthly and regular meetings with programs including readings, songs, and critiques.
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Serrion Ellis Lee
Noel Habler
Willam Quinn
Spencer Zinverman
Joe Stephens
Harry B. Shaw
Roy Atkinson
Hunter Bowers
Ross Withide
Worthington
First Indoor Games Set For December Fourth Armory
Indoor stateball and basketball features scheduled at the Company A armory on Friday evening December 4. Ten players per team will use the same outdoor squads with one extra short stop. The indoor baseball promises to be a feature and aims to keep players in form for summer. Major Markey notes no dances will occur after next Friday night as armory prep begins for the Thanksgiving bazar. further dances are doubtful.
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Markey
Braddock Heights Social Notes
Miss Sue Garratt visits Libertytown. Mr Pennington, guest at the Washington, returns home with a broken leg. Mrs Tone Gittings Emery of California is a guest at Stonehurst.
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Sue Garratt
Libertytown
Pennington
the Washington
Washington
Tone Gittings Emery
California
Stonehurst
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