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Newspaper
Salisbury Evening Times
Location
Salisbury, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
6
Annual convention of Western Quaar will be held Wednesday at Trinity M E Church. Prominent speakers and new awards for officers and teachers to be presented. Attendees include Rev Forest Lager of Philadelphia and other noted leaders from various communities.
A Yale led study on university morality, presented at a convention in Cameron, examined moral conditions across state universities. Professors Kent and Wright contrasted findings with Chicago rector Edwin Wright saying campus life is improving with student awareness and responsible conduct.
Judge Fern E Yourtree presides over a disordered Juvenile Court hearing involving several youths. The unclear transcript references measures, attitudes toward reform, and questions of child welfare and accountability amid tense local debate.
Fragmentary readable text mentions New York and a room feet context with unclear event. No clear names or dates emerge to form a full single-item news card.
The Messick company plans a new dry storage building in Wicomico County. A two-story brick structure with a refrigerating system will house vegetables and greens, estimated at 132 064 dollars. The project includes an 28 foot addition and measures about 8 feet high. Construction aims for completion in late spring or early summer pending funding and contracts.
The Lankford Feran pecan tree on H. Fillewere Lankford's property in Prinerae Anne Maryland won the state contest prize for the finest tree specimen among over 200 entries. It stands about 120 feet tall with a 150 foot spread and a 21 inch circumference at one foot above ground and dates to a nut planted in 1660 making it 125 years old. Bred as a pecan, the tree topped the Maryland Forestry Association judges' ratings earning 825 prize money.
Delegates from Maryland suppliers gather in Hagerstown for a statewide meeting of the Maryland Vendors Association. Speakers include Patomac Beverage Co executive, Baltimore railway official, and Washington County officials. The program features addresses by industry and public health figures.
In fragmented prose a speaker recalls earning money and saving diligently. He reflects on labor, compensation, and frugality, noting that saving money allowed him to accumulate wealth over time. The text hints at early recognition of thrift and self discipline.
George Rineratdeer was arraigned yesterday before the court. The prosecutor denied any knowledge of the gal planet found nearby and the case was held for further investigation. The matter will be brought before the state attorney next week on Saturday.
Twenty five enthusiastic ladies attended the Arrande alley for the first Ladies Night of the season. Lina Helen Perdue won first prize with a 120 score and Mrs George Hiteh took second with a 112. Perdue had a double strike in the tenth box.
New York reports a trial involving Emberge Pleeed on Meusehel Furniture. The case centers on alleged rectined fer Fiera and related material, with evidence presented about dates, counts, and charges.
Miss Walter, a 24 year old English instructor at the Catesville school in Virginia, died suddenly after a brief illness. The report notes her teaching role and her connection with local families as authorities investigate the cause.
Fragments describe several local individuals and relatives including Mr and Mrs Levin T Water and Margeret Waker, with scattered references to Phillipe and Seelie, indicating a community notice or genealogical snippet without a clear event or date.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a student and marriage plans with unclear details. The readable portion hints at a social notice or upcoming event but lacks concrete names, dates, or places to specify further.
Fragmentary notes describe an annual church meeting at Old School Baptist, with services spanning the day and three sermons. Mentions removals and a 32 month cycle causing hardship for members. this year’s meeting has just begun.
Fragmentary text appears to reference Eberville and individuals such as Katherferd N J, with no clear event or context to summarize into a complete news item.
Washington reports the sweet potato crop is poorest since records began as drought and southern reductions lower yields. The USDA estimates 73.35 million bushels total for the nation, about five percent above last year, with New Jersey Delaware Maryland and Virginia forecast to produce 9.88 million bushels, and Tennessee contributing to consumer demand from eastern states.
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