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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1936
Page
10
A fragmented account details Landon extending his campaign into eastern areas with mentions of reporters, governors, and party figures. The piece references quotes about banking policy and President Roosevelt era criticisms, noting interactions with figures such as Col. Knox and coverage from New York on September 11.
Maryland reports show a 900000 bushel wheat crop with yields near or above average amid unfavorable hay, clover, oats and barley prospects. Pasture and potato outputs also mix. corn and turkey wheat expectations shift with overall crop conditions described as poor in parts of the state.
Traffic advisories announce the temporary closure of Baltimore Road for oiling starting Monday. Eastbound and westbound lanes will be detoured via adjacent streets including Liberty Road and Market, with work extending for a week or more in sections. Detours affect routes to Frederick and nearby communities.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mary oS 0 Mivers and Janestovan with MS and US ties. It references assets and a figure around 0975 22 and Abouael TOWabr. Details are garbled and uncertain.
Maryland and West Virginia conservation officials agree on a joint patrol along the Potomac with ten deputies covering the river from Hancock to Harper’s Ferry. The pact allows Maryland officers to arrest fugitives in West Virginia while others focus on enforcing fishing and ferrying laws. The plan calls for additional personnel to strengthen enforcement despite the existing patrols.
Washington reports show the current personnel cut at 188s with 2 fewer base employees, lowering total Achye staff to DPRES personnel. Officials say reductions stem from suspensions and consolidation pressures affecting state and regional offices.
The year ends with stamp sales rising sharply as bond and money order activity shows increases. Postal figures note higher savings deposits, parcel post deliveries, and changes in rural delivery staffing amid a 24 hour service push.
In Albany, a 42 year old fighter for women's rights challenged a polling place rule in 1873 by entering a ballot area and defying the judge. She was fined but refused to pay, becoming a defining figure in the suffrage movement and later leading the National Woman Suffrage Association. Her legacy links to the 16th and 17th Amendments and remains a symbol of concerted reform.
The president denounces a dangerous cycle surrounding power production and calls for breaking up monopolistic control. He urges action to avert damage from rising costs and to promote fair access to electricity through reform and public policy.
A 37 year old man named Ry Sambrough of London was charged by a Federal grand jury with possession of forged currency. Berlin operatives arrested him after attempting to pass a mix of $3 and $1 notes, brought before U S Commissioner Barton Phillipe. He pleaded guilty and posted a $500 bond.
A report describes John Kammell of The Fietedy Company with a severed thumb after an accident at the brederosg City hospital. Condition described as serious. advert warns investors that newspaper ads yield results.
The Timontin State Fair for the first time offered prizes for Aberdeen Angus cattle. About five hundred attendees from breeders and crowd joined ten breed entries. Exhibitors included Victor Myers Narrisantburg Seth Boehlen Searsdate George KO Bailey Earleville Dein Wetford Fallston Major JW Shirtey Bons Belderstoan and others. The grand champion steer was Drliclife Eaiperot and the best female exhibit was a notable heifer. both honors highlighted a strong showing by Angus breeders.
The document records a transfer of deeded title and interest on a canal to the State of Atrorvland and West Virginia for an irrigation project. Clerk of Court Balyard Ose Miriam Aaned represents parties, with identity of Potomre Bridge Company as grantor and Toachts as holder of title.
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