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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1925
Page
9
A series of illustrated lectures on forestry will be presented to Washington County residents during the week of April 13. The Forestry Specialist from College Park will hold conferences with farmers to help improve woodlands in a practical way, per County Agent M. D. Meu.
A Marylesd university program brings forestry experts to rural farmers to boost woodland value via better marketing and improved cuttings. Evening lectures feature lantern slides on protection and management while daytime conferences with forest owners discuss forestry matters. The chestnut blight causes major losses. experts urge recognizing farm woodlands and crops that respond to proper care.
Fragmentary text references Haber property and its marketing. No clear persons, dates, places, or events are readable to form a factual news card.
In Boston on April 10 a murdered man, Alexander Buchanan, was found at McLean Hospital. He was bound and gagged with a mask forced over his head, fumes of chloroform poured in as he slowly suffocated. Investigators link the crime to ex servicemen Buchanan once faced in Canada. Footprints and sightings point to two Canadians last seen near the hospital and later in a car. fingerprints from the gas mask have been sent to Washington and Ottawa for comparison.
Thirty five teachers will participate in a sketch to be shown to over 900 educators of Washington County on Tuesday night in the social room of St. John’s Lutheran Church. Miss Lana Chaney will sing. Prof. Thomas L. Gibson will lead group singing. refreshments will be served as Grace Evans and Elects. Ziegler direct the piece first staged in New London Conn.
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