Local notes on court appointments and municipal decisions
The Orphans Court approved A Thompson as Register of Wills. Protests rise over Mayor Fahrney salary caps for water board. Canals raise rates ten cents. butter price falls citywide from 25 to 16 cents. King Pittinger wins first major league game for Eston. St Pauls U S congregation elects trustees G E Renner C Yeusler A E Baker and D Buchanan.
Yankees Keep Record Clean in Cleveland Duel
Seals and Browns won the fourth game for himself. He blanked the Cleveland Indians with five hits in a neat duel with Mel Harder and singled in Irving Burns with the only win of the game in the fifth round. Giants Win One. After five postponements and a tie game, the New York Giants finally recorded a victory and promptly went to the top of the National league standing as the Pittsburgh Pirates suffered their first setback. The Giants nosed out the Phillies 3 to 2, checking a Philadelphia rally with some snappy relief pitching by Dolf Luque and Carl Hubbell when big Fred Fitzsimmons began to weaken. Flashy fielding aided the Giants considerably and so did the hitting of George Davis, a former Philly. Davis opened with a homer in the third and scored another run after singling. The Pirates found Lonnie Warneke in form and went down 3 1 before the Chicago Cubs. Warneke made it 17 consecutive scoreless innings before Gus Suhr touched him for a homer in the ninth. Successive errors by Tony Piet and Pie Traynor, plus Bobby Hartnett's double, spoiled a well-pitched game for Steve Swetonic.
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SHARPSBURG Social Happenings and Hospital News
Master Eddie Hammond son of Mr and Mrs Edgar Hammond has been removed to Washington county Hospital. Families and friends visited and stayed with relatives in Sharpsburg and nearby towns over Easter weekend and the Eastern holidays. Local residents attended church services and hosted guests from Hagerstown Williamsport Georgetown and Baltimore.
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Troy Pottenberger
Nellie Himes
Martha
Hagerstown
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John
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Gene Wilhelm
Wi- Hamsport
Joyce Bowers
Albert Bowers
Roy May
Alvey Leatherman
Christ Reformed Church
Addison Grosf
L. Bender
Charles
Lloyd Gross
Washington, D. C
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Tyler Moore
Henry Thomas
Georgetown University
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Earl DeLauney
Mrae. Byrd
DeLauney
Lester Marshall
M. F. Lumm
Patterson Roulette
Billy
Keedysville
J. T. Hartle
John Benner
E. R. Roulette
Bobby
Margaret Roulette
Lida Otto Butterbaugh
New Jersey
Noel Acton
Baltimore
B. F. Otto
Lloyd DeLauney
Rayetta
Thomas DeLauney
Charles Gross
Fertilizer Application Guide Offered Free by Daily Mail Editor
The Daily Mail unveils a general guide on fertilizer mixtures for major crops. It notes no universal rules due to soil and previous crop variation and invites readers to request the outline mailed to them for free. Readers may add fertilizer questions with their request.
Things of the Soil by Dan Van Gorder
Agricultural column discusses soil fertility and fertilizer use, stressing that manure and livestock manures boost crop returns and that fertilizer cannot replace natural soil fertility. Advises proper fertilizer amounts and notes the impact of soil quality on yields.
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Fertilizer Rates and Formulas For Garden Crops
Practical fertilizer guidance for cabbage tomatoes beets and other crops. Discusses profitable application rates from one half to one ton per acre and common mixtures such as 6 8 6 and 4 12 4 along with crop specific suggestions like 45 6 for tomatoes and 0 14 4 for legumes.
Edible plant parts above ground need fertilizer nitrogen
A fragment notes that edible portions of crops above ground require fertilizers with nitrogen content. The text mentions amounts and mentions nitrogen rot as a concern, but details are unclear.
Babe Ruth Walks 1 818 Walks in Career
New York April 18. The baseball stat men calculate Babe Ruth was walked 1 818 times in regular season games across his career. They add that these passes cover about 31 miles of walking for the slugger in his long tenure.
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White Sox Dominate Tigers in 12–0 Victory
The Chicago White Sox exploded for 12 runs on 15 hits to rout Detroit 12 to 0 as Sad Sam Jones pitched seven Tigers hits while Tommy Bridges Elon Hogsett and Hayworth allowed the Tigers seven hits. Kresa hit a homer for Chicago and the game featured a lopsided scoring line.
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Baltimore Livestock Prices and Market Tones Report
Baltimore market notes show cattle prices steady with ranges for steers cows and heifers, spring lambs and hogs moving lower. The Hagerstown Grains and Feed Co reports grain prices for wheat corn and related figures.
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