The Riviera Mystery Conspiracy Continues at Chalet
In a tense Riviera tale, the narrator joins Hugo and Dunning as they pursue René Geiss and allies. Jean-Francois locates a yacht Rendezvous and signals danger, while a close call on a crowded bus leads to a mysterious Arab carpet seller who hints at further conspirators.
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Ada
Dunning
Hugo
Lulu
Geiss
Stahl
Rakovsky
Carlton Terrace
Baron Stahl
Jean-Francois
Geiss’s
Thevilla
Stretée
René
Y” T
René Geiss
Pat
Amourie
Levant
Riviera
Monsieur Dunning
Thim
Covyright
Maz Schmersh
Percherons From Meadow View Farms Win Premiums
Meadow View Farms in Walkersville owned by Frank N. Stauffer shows at Carroll County Fair Taneytown Westminster Harford Bel Air and Timonium. Two year olds Jeanette Lyla and stud foal Big Ben win top prizes with multiple awards including grand champion and first prizes. Timonium nets second prize set of five. Sire Jean No 206330 was sold to Dr C P Harsbourger Port Republic Va last spring.
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Meadow View Farms
Walkersville
Frank N. Stauffer
Carroll County
Taneytown
Westminster Horse Row
Harford County
Bel Air
Timonium State Fair
Lyla
Big Ben
Timonium
Joe Gam
Jean
C. P. Harsbourger
Port Republic
County 4-H Members Shine At Maryland State Fair
Frederick county 4-H Club members played key roles at the Maryland State Fair in Timonium. Page Ifert of Middletown showed a second in calf class, Doty Rems berg and Jefferson placed in senior yearling Holstein, Ray Valentine of Rocky Ridge won best fitted 4-H Club Ayrshire, William Page of Buckeystown showed Astor the Percheron with grand champion ribbon, and George and Gordon Sheetenhelm of Mt Pleasant exhibited Berkshire pigs that took first prize.
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Frederick County
Timonium
Page Ifert
Middletown
Doty Rems
Berg
Jefferson
Holstein
Hert
Ray Valentine
Rocky Ridge
Ayrshire
iHe
Pearl
William Page
Buckeystown
Astor
George
Gordon Sheetenhelm
Mt Pleasant
Berkshire
State Farm Program Echoes '38 Plans for 1939 Wheat and Potato Allocations
The 1939 AAA Farm Program for stand and corn follows the 1938 framework with updates. Wheat acreage allotments apply to commercial farms, with conservation payments and price adjustments. Non commercial wheat farms face deductions for excess harvested grain or hay. Potatoes on commercial farms receive about 2 cents per unit under the new allotments.
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College Farm
Keller
Fattening Mature Turkeys Described
College Park Maryland September 16 The cheapest way to fatten mature turkeys is pasture grazing with liberal scratch grain made of corn barley wheat and oats A Maryland Extension Service specialist notes US Department of Agriculture experiments show this method started in September adds weight for a Thanksgiving market. Sown mixes of kale veron verth crimson clover and rapes pasture options supplement feed and can replace clover bluegrass or alfalfa if unavailable. White or yellow corn may be used in the grain mix depending on finish goals.
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College Park
Aid
Wade
Paul
University of Maryland Extension Service
Rise
United States Department of Agriculture
Farm program notes on yield and acreage limits
A brief agricultural notice describes crop yield per acre and farming limits on Carmel farms. It mentions payment for adhering to building practices and states the payment structure will be practically the same as prior arrangements.
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Carmel
State Beekeepers Meet At Cumberland
A Maryland State Beekeepers Association convention will be held today at John Lindner’s Shades Lane farm near Cumberland. A 2 pm business session led by Harold L. Kelley will discuss apiary inspection services for Maryland, followed by a bee clinic led by E A Andrews Jr and James Marsh to teach disease brood frame detection of American Foulbrood. A bee catching contest, with rules and prizes, will cap the afternoon as R Rier defends his title. Lindner will open his 160 colony apiary for inspection.
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Maryland
John Lindner
Shades Lane
Cumberland
Harold L. Kelley
Glen Forest
Kelly
E. A. Andrews, Jr
Baltimore County
James Marsh
Marrland
R Rier
Glenarm
Lindner
Fattening Turkeys With Corn Diet Discussed
A historical note explains that yellow skin in turkeys results from feeding white corn and pasture, with mature birds sometimes fattened on standard mesh and scratch feed when pasture is unavailable. Mr. Rice comments on vitamin A intake and feeding options for growing birds.
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Mr. Rice
Petersville 4-H Club Seeks Fair Exhibition Plans
The Petersville 4-H Club met at Misses Julia and Katherine Ahalt's home on September 13. Twelve members and one visitor attended as they sang and prepared for the Fair exhibition. Reports from Miss Wirts and Miss Shafer Cave highlighted club week. refreshments followed, and the group adjourned to meet October at Miss Dorothy Grams's home.
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Petersville
4-H
Clu
Julia
Katherine Ahalt
Williams
Harry Ahalt
Martha Mary Wirts
Christine Shafer Cave
Dorothy Grams
Wheat Crop Insurance Non-Assessable Policies
College Park Maryland reports that wheat crop insurance policies 198 issued by the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation are non assessable. Farmers pay premiums into a reserve, and losses are reimbursed from that reserve up to the insured amount. No assessments on policy holders. Farmers may pay on actual acreage to be planted if plans change, with notices sent to county offices.
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College Park
Federal Crop Insurance Corp
T S Symons
University of Marylas
Symers
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Symons
County of
Ice
Aweerdam River Name and Saeden Portage Mentioned
A fragment notes Aweerdam river naming and Saeden portage, and mentions a toan called A. Ch.na reports a city UL. It also states the worlds largest lumber mill 33 is located at Putiaten Idaho.
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Saeden
Ch.na
Putiaten
Idaho
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