Nazi edicts for Saar plebiscite silence orders
Nazi leaders issued eight commandments to enforce quietness during the Saar Basin plebiscite. Regulations bar greetings and speech in booths and require rapid, silent ballot casting. The rules aim to prevent disqualification or public unrest as voters participate in the January vote.
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Baarbruecken
Saar Basin
Jan
German Front
Naxot_ organization
Uwilk
Hitler
Broadway Bill Plot Drives Higginsville Drama
Dan Brooks plans to win a five hundred dollar race with the horse Broadway Bill to solve money troubles in Higginsville. Alice and the Colonel scheme to support him while Margaret, loving him, weighs a future with Edna’s boarding house life. The Higgins clan plots, romance angles swirl, and a cliffhanger ends with a continuation tease.
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Dan Brooks
Kype Anziggus
Ingramsharkle
Colonel Pettigres
Happy McGuire
Happy
Edna
Ketag
Dan
Alice
Skeeter
Imperial Racetrack
Higginsville
J. L
Broadway
Bill
Whitey
Broadway Bill
Fun
Higgins Mansion
Margaret
Alm Yesterda
Nym
Billy
Horaen
Higginaville
Marcaret
Kher Dan
Gaim
Ace
Local grain and farm product price quotations
Prices paid by Farmers Coop include wheat 85 cents per bushel cows eggs 50 cents per dozen beef bacon 8 cents per pound lard 8 cents per pound poultry vitamins and apples and onions quoted in dollars per barrel or basket as usable in old market notes from the producers cooperative.
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Axse
Seees
Cnee
Irish Potatoes and Sweet Potatoes Market Notes
Market brief notes Irish potatoes and sweet potatoes appear with turnips and black walnuts among listed items. Figures show 506 bushels and 50 bushels with price hints of 50 cents per bushel. Details are fragmentary and uncertain.
Baltimore Livestock Prices for Cattle and Calves
Slaughter steers range from 4.00 to 7.25 dollars per hundredweight, with good to medium quality. Heifers command 3.00 to 7.25 dollars. cows 2.00 to 4.25. calves around 100 dollars steady. weaners at 5.00 to 8.50. Prices shown for good, medium, common, and low cutter grades.
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Baltimore
Jan
Hog and sheep market prices listed for ranges and grades
The market sheet shows hogs priced by weight from 140 to 290 pounds with varied quotes from 7.75 to 8.60, and sheep and lambs at 9.50 to 10.00 for good and choice, down to 6.25 for only.
Wheat prices in Baltimore grain market debut day
No. 2 red winter wheat traded at 101 with January 191 units noted. The column invites readers to learn from the Classified Section, promising both interest and profit from the listings.
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Baltimore
Keedysville Lutheran Mite Society Activities Report
Keedysville residents report on a New Year kitchen shower for Mrs. Harry Eckman at her mother Mrs. Katia Potter home. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Eckman, Lena Snyder, Emma Green, Lena Snyder, and many others. next meeting at Miss Lena Snyder's home focused on Thoughts For the New Year. Christmastime visits and Loyalty Sunday School plans noted with multiple families mentioned.
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Emma Green
Inez Flook
Esra Baker
Oscar Stse
Lester Hines
Harry Shank
James
Elaine
Robert Stine
Lena Snyder
Pauline Hines
Helen Stine
Ethel Newman
Harold Funk
Wheeler Kepler
Brayden Stine
Mite Society
John Flook
Lutheran Church
Emma’ Green
Harry Snyder
Hagerstown
Wilma Jean
Edile
Mem. A. &. Lovell
Benevola
Paul Biddle
Dau Gues
Myerayilte
Visi
Roland Morgan
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Oey Ourss
Walter Connolly Eeriae
Fater
Dani Worthwinle
Hetten, Margaret
Ales
Reichsfeuhherer
Baltimore Livestock
BY Oscar Hitt
Ipi
The
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Contd
Baltimore Grain
Keedysville
WU. S
Patent Office
Stanley
J Hank
Jeb
Balixing
Baxcters
Cebre
Popeye
Castor
By E. G. Segar
Scorchy Smith
Patterson
John C. Terry
AL Flan
Ae Ee Serie
Brick Bradford
Tralmhafen
Paneninet Val
Bobby Thatcher
William Ritt
and Clarence Gray
Caarence Gray
Mordan
George Storm
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