Officials See Bigger Profits for Growers in Graded Cucumbers
At Salisbury, the Fruit and Produce Exchange voted to build a large grading and packing plant near the B and A Railroad yards to handle cucumbers. The facility will operate at full capacity, with grading by size and repacking for sale, aiming to improve profits for growers this season and beyond. Ernest White serves as treasurer, with other members named.
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Salisbury Fruit and Produce Exchange
Omlinson
Todfay
E. W. Townsend
Exchange
Phens
Atos
Carlnad
Urvradt
Salisbury
Alwas
Ernest
Corel
W Taylor
Jr Order United American Mechanics Hold Second County Meeting
The County Association of Jr Order United American Mechanics met in Powellville with Vice-President Merrill Morris presiding. Speakers highlighted the Orphans Home at Tiffin and a new North Carolina Juniors home, plans to form a county degree team, and the next session set for Parsonsbare Council on April 6 inviting all Juniors.
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County Association of Jr Order
United American Mechanics
Powellville
Merrill Morris
Salisbury
Surprise Council
L. T. Truitt
Tiffin
Hie
Junor Mechanics
North Carolina
Wicurtie
Parsonsbare Council
Parronsburg
Apel
Chinese Minister To Speak At St Peters
A native of China and social researcher will speak at St Peters Church in two services on March 22. Rev PF Lindel announced the guest would deliver sermons at both morning and evening services, replacing the originally scheduled speaker who cannot attend this Sunday.
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PF Lindel Teen
Bgere Pal Church
China
St. Peter’s Church
Teen
Tonen
Pathological Drunkenness Cited in Murder Case
Berlin reports Professor von Mueller Heas described the army private as in a pathological drunken state after drinking 11 pints of beer before allegedly killing a corporal. The criminologist characterized the condition as a mitigating factor in the charges.
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Berlin
von Mueller Heas
Rid For Student Patronage Reduces Sandwich Price
A feature notes school lunch pricing shifts in Salisbury area during noon recess. Students crowd four local stores for a sandwich and free soup or lunch, with lunch lines near Home Economics and cafeteria options. The piece connects price changes to broader urban dining patterns and mentions ongoing curiosity among reporters.
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Rid
Volstead
Wicomico
Maryland License Plates History and Color Schemes
The article recounts Maryland auto licensing origins from 1916 requirements to state records, noting the Secretary of State issuing numbers, early plate attachment practices, and the 1931 Motor Vehicles Commissioner role. It details color schemes for plates across eras and touches on issues like plate durability and design changes.
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Roends
Wittesses
Greer
Maryland
Secretary of State
Commie Tower of Motor Vehicles
Oscar Grier
Snail Pace of a Sailor and Synchronised Muscle Tests
Experimental notes discuss slow speeds and muscle tests to study movement. Observations describe a snail like progress and a method using sheets and notes to observe muscle engagement. The text references studies and mentions state parks briefly.
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Hy Mechaanic
Eversese
Calvin
Peagens
Anna Q. Nilsson
Ulman’s Opera
Dick Ans Potter
Cris- Geld
Potter Mitchell
Birdie Willett
Risfield
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National Training School
Washington
Baltnere Court
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Imsaed
Nck
Potter
Williams
Ety Force
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The
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Hone
Noige Nam
Wwe Lewy Percple
Nateena Parks
UC Integ
Arcade
Mabel Harper
Ethel Fitzgerald
Ida Tindell
Patricia Fay & Boys
Song & Dance Review
Spezia! Settings
Jackie Coogan
Nash Nash
Nash
Victoria
Gunby-Nash Motors Co
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