County agent announces crop loan program details
Milt D Moore says new Department of Agriculture loans up to 300 dollars per farmer may be applied for now with Wednesday as a key day. U S Department official will be on site to check applications. Loans bear 5 24 percent interest and mature October 31 with a first mortgage on crops as security. Funds may cover seeds fertilizers feeds stock fuel and tractor supplies.
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Milt D. Moore
Applice
Tians
Department of Agri
Maryland
Law
tydgert + Moore
Johnson
Feldman
U. S. Dept. of
Paroles Granted for Two Washington County Inmates
Governor Ritchie granted parole effective April 13 for Roy T Staubs and Milton Bloom both sentenced in Washington County Circuit Court. Staubs, a former restaurant owner, received 18 months for meat larceny with ham finds buried at his North Jonathan street premises. Bloom drew two and a half years for safe larceny with two and a half months remaining.
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Roy T. Staubs
Milton Bloom
State Penitentiary
Washington County
Ritchie
Staubs
Jonathan Street
Bloom
Washington
Governor explains parole delays due to legislature workload
The Governor states that a large number of paroles are delayed because legislative work prevented granting paroles last month. The statement notes the long list and that reasons for each parole are not fully set out.
Leech Installed At Ceremonies In Baltimore
George St Leech was installed commander of the Maryland department Grand Army of the Republic at the annual encampment in Baltimore. Twelve Civil War veterans attended as officers John Lambden and Joseph Norst were named Senior and Junior Vice Commanders. A German postman, K Henrich, was jailed for a year for stealing a registered letter and spending the money on headache powders.
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Baltimore
George St, Leech
Department of Maryland
Grand Army of the Republic
John Lambden
Joseph Norst
K. Henrich
Frankfort-Am- Main
Germany
Ringer Marbles Game Detailed in Illustrations
The article explains the official National Marble Tournament game called Ringer with illustrated steps. It describes lagging for first shot, knuckling techniques inside the ring, marble placement, scoring by knocking marbles from the ring, and the rule that the player with the most marbles wins. It notes a court case where Judge N A Sinclair sentenced Leo Hamilton of Raleigh, North Carolina, to 90 days for biting a cat's tail.
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N. A. Sinclair
Leo Hamilton
Raleigh, N. C
Mysteries of Earth's Interior Revealed by Seismic Study
Earth’s center remains insanely hot and dense, with seismic waves revealing a solid-like inner core despite fluid perceptions. The crust spans about 37 miles, with layered rock and a metallic core beneath, while temperatures rise rapidly toward the center.
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Brazil
California
Blacksmith Forge
King's Daughters Seek Donations for Needy Families
Worded plea from the King's Daughters requests small cook stoves for a woman living alone with four children and an oil stove for an unemployed man and his wife with three children. Call 921 to arrange pickup of donated items for these worthy families.
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Tove
Pasadena woman credits Renton’s Hydrocin for relief
A Pasadena California woman recounts two years of immobility and pain from arthritis and rheumatism. She says Renton’s Hydrocin tablets brought sleep, reduced pain, and allowed walking without crutches, urging readers to write for samples.
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Anya
Calif
Rehton
Renton
Dept. 13
Pasadena
Callf
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