Heated meeting on dairy price agreement erupts in Maryland Virginia group
A heated dairy producers meeting in Maryland and Virginia centered on the milk pricing and marketing agreement. Dissent grew over the base formula, distribution of proceeds, and the perceived advantage to new shippers, with critics accusing the act of favoritism and possible discrimination against older shippers. Leaders defended the plan, noting the target base and adjustments tied to seasonal milk production.
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Baresny
Fen
Henry
Agres
Washington
Ahs
Maryland
Vermont
Waehineton
Maryland-Virginia
Aplin
Dye
Ransom —. Lewis
The Wrong Murderer
The text presents a garbled historical crime note naming Tereece Mihany and others with unclear roles. Amid confusing OCR, a man is described as a suspect at the counter of some venue where he allegedly defended a person. The fragment mentions a couple of named individuals and a tense scene suggesting doubt about who committed a crime.
Ruth's Return After Kidnapping Rescue
Ruth returns safely after a kidnapping ordeal near Hampstead, aided by a mysterious guardian-figure Mahony. She seeks to protect Billy Ross and her rescuer's identity while presenting a plausible tale to her guardian Lee Ramsden and police.
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Billy Ross
Mahony
Hampstead
Upper Brook Street
Mayvfair
Agtel
Jong
Bim
Maiony
Marketing agreements loom over 1925 29 dairy base
Harmon traced marketing history and noted 24 agreements are in operation. Two thirds of producers must sign for effect, with 50 percent of dairymen resisting. President Roosevelt signed the act September 16, effective September 21. The piece mentions collection fees and past cases in Woeton with an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Harmon
Roosevelt
Woeton
Rilat
Supreme Court
Dairymet
Sadier Ancveret Aheve
Fragments Describe Election Record in Local Office
Fragmentary text from a local record notes a dem record in the clerk’s office with references to Wilken Pace, Commerce, Marinard, and Fredecie. The legible bits imply an official action or ledgers tied to a date in a county or municipal building.
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OLFD
Ceik
Sve
Politicians Blamed for School Strike in Garrett County
In Garrett County Maryland the superintendent cites county politicians as responsible for a four facing one room school strike affecting Fork 1 Meadow Mountain Dry Run and Walnut Bottom. The county board of education assigns others to lead the pupil attendance effort as many students stay home.
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Oakland
F. F. Rathbun
Garrett County
Acionis
Mocantala
Dry Run
Walnut Bottom
County Board of Education
Radio Day by Day By C. E. Butterfield
Se tions list daily radio programs and schedule changes as daylight saving time ends. The note explains clocks shift one hour where standard time resumes, affecting broadcast times and program sequences across networks WEAF NBC WABC CBS and others with music orchestras and variety shows through Sunday and Monday.
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New York
Converard
Army honors 15-year-old enters veteran corps
A 15 year old from Ur age of 15 to entat in the An iin Army, CoH William Ruhe ar Pennevisanty, has been accorded the highest honor the Chand Army of the Tepublic veterans can pay elre IHan as commander in chief. He succ certs Oley Nelton of Siater, Ta.
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William Ruhe
Elre Ihan
Oley Nelton
Siater
Route 10 To Baltimore Opened After Oring Route 10
Route 10 traffic resumes to Baltimore after a likely diversion. Slowdowns reported along the westbound corridor as crews work to restore normal service. Officials warn of lingering delays near key interchanges and urge drivers to seek alternate routes if possible. Local observers note the event impacts regional travel and commuter patterns.
Public protest over bridge delay at Walpers Berry
Citizens in Tiedesiek county express strong support for action to speed up bridge facilities at Tracpers Ferry. Officials note protests could pressure the independent bridge company after recent inaction harming tourism and local trade. Proponents urge timely completion to restore traffic and merchant livelihoods.
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Tiedesiek County
Walpers Berry
Tracpers
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Ross
Hit
Rush
Peizeib
Mita
Ruth
Ani
Lee Ramaded
Laughwell
Lee Ramsden
London
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Almister
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RADIO
By C. E. Butterfield
WEAF
Red Grange
Sense
Jamborer
Clem McCartty
Manzonare’s
CBS
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Ted Lews
Toadota de Coyeceyte
Harn
Jacques Pray
AL Dohanne
NBC
Cert
Paris
Thatcher
Colt
iStar Meathers
Marion Talley
Tim and
Irene
Rosa Ponselle
Joel Candalla
Bishop of
Northam
Ann Leat Musicale
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Moston
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Mycha Elman
Detroit Symphony
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Roosevelt Raceway
Jan Gar
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Raivacen Army
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Iwhe
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Pew Peres
Boys In Blue
Baltimore
West
Morvan
Seth
Gor Ghly
Omar
Dane
Odin
Fiat
Athag Af
Septenter Fom Gaver
Rte
Mieketotin
Greenawalt
Dandelion
Timothy Hay
Thos. W. Moseley
Beltsville, Maryland
Ralph Wo Hoyer
Frederick
Reeutathy
Bridee Company
Harpera Ferg
Chie
Pollew
Allen Rariga
Provderick
Uralee
Harpers Perry Iso
Troy
Dorare
Terry Hertz
Pont Te
Beyeh
Goodyear
ENTE
Rprise
Lowell Tire & Battery Co
South Market, St
Beilier
L. B. Nicodemus Hicks Hose Appliance
North Market St
GEO. S. Rodock &Son
St.at Penna RR
Remsberg
Ey Warn, Whee
Alwages
Quiti Fers
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Federal Treposlt Insurance Corp
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