Record buck deer hunting opens with large Washington county kill
Washington county opening day of the six day deer season yields 29 bucks checked in at Hancock and surrounding areas. Notable prizes include Leo McCormick with a 292 pound eight point buck on Tonoloway Mountain and Frank M. Arts with a 201 pound ten point buck in Indian Springs. Additional deer weighed from 120 to 178 pounds across multiple townships.
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Washington County
Sensei
Hancock
Pp. P. Ferrara
Leo McCormick
Tonoloway Mountain
Frank M. Arts
Indian Springs
Calvin Repp
Blairs Valley
John F. Bowers
William Sport
Charles L. Wilkinson
Indlian
Pearce Creek
Hagerstown
Sile
Lewis Rowland
Clear Spring
RB. N. Gehr
Big Poole
Allegany County
E.W. Widmver
Town Hill
Russell Haugh
Ten Point
Town Hills
Lloyd Eyler
Eight Point
Hussell Fletcher
Six Point
Walter Baker
South Potomac Street
Oakland
James Lovell
Thrifty Gifts Embroidered Aprons Pattern 728
Thrifty gifts described as aprons with rose embroidery or appliqué daffodils offered. Pattern 728 available for twenty cents from Hagerstown Daily Mats Household Arts Dept. Brooklyn box. also Fifteen cents for Alice Brooks Needlework Book featuring crochet embroidery knitting and home decor patterns. Cruise news notes Holloway announces 1948 MID cruise dates for midshipmen and ROTC on east coast with European visits starting June 5.
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Aoe Hagerstown
Household Arts Dept
P.O
Brooklyn
Alice Brooks
Annapolis
Fragmented Crossword Clues and Nonsense Text
A garbled crossword clue set includes hints like Woolly seven letters, release on honor five, and various broken phrases such as Bear three and Goddess of love and beauty. The fragment mixes unrelated words, partial phrases, and mis-spellings without coherent puzzle structure or complete items.
Moslem War Sees White Man Involved On Kashmir Border
A white man is reported as the only non Moslem participant in the battle between Moslem tribesmen and Royal Indian forces along the Kashmir border. Haight originally went to Afghanistan last August to take a surveyor job.
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Kashmir
Haight
Afghanistan
Goat in net causes alarm at Sacramento pound
Sacramento on December 3 reports dog catcher George Martin lamenting after a goat was netted by the pound. He fears the animal will soon kid and seeks its owner, noting the goat's upcoming maternity and the pound’s trouble finding a claimant.
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Sacramento
Calif
George Martin
How To Cure Pork Guide From The Daily Mail
The piece describes a simple home pork curing guide with dry and brine formulas, smoking and storage tips, and recommends government publications for late fall butchers. Readers are invited to request a free copy by mailing to the Daily Mail Agricultural Editor in Washington DC.
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Fettera
Daily Mail
Washington
DB. C
Afail Information Bureau van Gordar Service, Inc
Washington, D
Farm Butchering Safety and Curing Techniques
The guide explains home hog slaughter and curing to prevent spoilage. It covers optimal temperatures from 26 to 49 degrees F, effects of freezing, and methods to speed salt penetration while avoiding warm meat. It outlines dry and brine cures with salt sugar and saltpeter and notes taste influences.
Meat curing and storage methods for pork products
The article explains dry cure at 11 days per pound for hams and shoulders and 2 days per pound for other cuts, while brine cures last 3 to 4 days per pound. It notes health and flavor drawbacks of brine storage, advocates smoking for better results, and advises wrapping smoked products in muslin or paper. It also invites reader questions and offers curing formulas.
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Hancock Station
Walter Stuller
Smithsburg
Four Point
Lester McCusk
Everly
Mir Roche
Edonia
Church Street
Naw
York
Maine
Russell Haight
Denver
Colo
India
Joe Marsh
Jeb Crowell
Sue
Slim” Blake
Merah
United States Brewers Foundation
Postoffice
Deleases State
Myerly
Franklin
FranKlin Pa
THE
Potomac Edison CO
L’aiglon
Laiglon
oLinter Brothers
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