Maryland Crop Bulletin Sees Strong Apple Prospects
A June 19, 2022 Maryland bulletin by Agricultural Statistician John S. Dennee notes continued good to excellent conditions in crops and pastures. It forecasts about 1,265,000 bushels of apples in Maryland versus 225,000 last season, with Pelawara at about 599,000 bushels vs last year’s BB,000.
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Cullega Park
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Pelawara
Business Women's Club Meeting Set in City Park
The monthly meeting of the Business and Professional Woman's Club will be held tomorrow at 7 30 in City Park. An entertaining program is planned by the arrangements committee and several business matters will be discussed. Miss Catherine J. Schinder speaks on The American Girl Scout and plans may be made to assist the organization in Hagerstown. Members will picnic in the park beforehand.
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American Girl ‘Scoute
Feld
Officials Probe Steam Boat Riot on Charles MacAlester
Washington reports federal and Virginia officials probing a riot aboard the river steamer Charles MacAlester between Washington and Charlotte Hall. A 24 year old Louis McCormack of Alexandria was stabbed. reports allege whiskey and bootleg sales on board and investigations extend to captain Henry Tucker and Mingshall Hell Steamer line owner Frederick Mertens Jr.
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iMeil Hgaobr
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Waellngton
Charlotte Hall
MacAlester
Mingshall Hell Steamer Line
Frederick Mertens, Jr
Gunterland
Louis B. McCormack
Alexandria
Bootler
Charles County
Marshall Balt
Federal Steamboat ‘Inspection Department
Henry Tucker
Mars Closest to Earth Since 1908 Lights Hagerstown Sky
Reports say Mars brightened the southeastern sky last night as it neared Earth to about 42.5 million miles, a closer approach than since 1908. Observers described the red planet's glow and noted planned public observances will follow during sharper celestial events.
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Hagerstown
Revived corpse shocks mourners after presumed death
In New York Mrs Rebecca Scupa near death after a paralytic attack. candles prepared around her body, but the undertaker arrives before the doctor and she wakes. She asks where she is as Dr Bernard Zagiin confirms heart activity and respiration normalizes. Later J W Keckler, a bricklayer, is killed near Leiternburg Pike in Waynesboro by an unknown car. investigation continues with inquest delayed.
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Lewis Street
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Fatalities in Mines Decline During Strike Period Finds 72 Deaths
Washington reports a drop in coal mine deaths for April to 72, less than half of last year's 164. A Bureau of Mines official attributes the decrease to mine closures during the cost strike, noting fewer active mines nationwide.
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Washington
Coal Milnes
United States
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Mines
New York State Swept by Storm of Great Severity
Syracuse and Central New York faced a second torrential downpour within weeks causing heavy damages after a day of extreme heat. Rivers rose, rail bridges and embankments were washed away, residents fled, and volunteers assisted firefighters and police to prevent further harm. Flooding extended to Carbondale and Port Jesvis reports note two feet of water and washed-out roads as mountain streams surged.
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Fire Devastates Club as Women Die in Port Jarvis Flood
A torrential flood near Port Jarvis New York and Minnetonka Beach Minnesota destroyed Lafayettes club and killed women guests and employees. The rising waters left about 100 people stranded amid 5 to 8 feet of water and $250000 in property damage. Local reports note emergency repairs and building damage, while a separate incident details a man dying of apoplexy at Frederick Iron Works.
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William J. Wiles
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D. Edward Young
Detroit
Heavy tuber shipments push prices down in Maryland event
In Balisbury Maryland on June 19 heavy potato shipments from Northampton and Hantero Shore Virginia counties flood markets. Prices for Tria potatoes fell from 5 50 to 6 60 a barrel then to 4 and 4 50 as the Northern and Western markets absorb the North Carolina crop.
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Harding On Chesapeake Cruise With Notables
President Harding and Mrs. Harding with weekend guests cruised the southern Chesapeake Bay aboard their weekly tour. The party includes Attorney General Daugherty Speaker Garner and A D Lasker United States Shipping Board chairman. They will return Monday.
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Washington
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Chesapeake Bay
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House ‘of Representatives
A. D. Lasker
United States Shipping Board
Idle car surge and 1922 orders hint at strong production
The report notes a surge in idle cars reduced to 24436 during two walk periods through May 21, with improvements in business and a potential settlement to avert further idle car losses. Since January over 80,000 cars have been ordered by equipment companies, versus 29,000 all of 1921, suggesting 1922 could become the best year for orders since 1917 if the pace continues. Dennis F Grams and Carrie R Williams wed in Morganville, while other marriage licenses and local names appear. A fire rescue tale from Reading tells of a mother saving kittens from a barn blaze as firefighters worked. Weather outlook hints at unsettled conditions with rain.
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Ritchie holds line on Senatorial bid amid primary pressure
Governor Ritchie remains firm on not seeking the Senate as Democratic contenders William J. Norris and David J. Lewis push campaigns. Other Democrats hover near the edge, while a few have begun earnest pursuit of the nomination in what is described as a crowded field.
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Senate
Wiliam J. Norris
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Democrata
Midnight hike by youths ends near Martinsburg
A group of young men led by Bob Harbaugh took an Overland vehicle on a late night trek outside Martinsburg. After dancing and walking for hours, they returned to their hometown around 3 am exhausted and dusty. Plans include adding a trailer to the vehicle to avoid punctures on future trips.
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Harbaugh
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Strailér
Oasis spill causes panic as 56 thousand gallons leak
In Philadelphia a tank car accident at Gray’s Ferry discharged about 50,000 to 56,000 gallons of apple alcohol brew, filling the air with a strong odor. Factories halted operations as workers fled machines, while prohibition agents shouted warnings of wood alcohol poison. The scene ended with crews cleaning up and the odor fading.
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Gray ‘N Ferry
Bus Overturned On Wet Highway Near Ridgeville
A Baltimore to Frederick bus skidded on a wet west road beyond Ridgeville and overturned onto its side. Eight passengers plus the driver were in the vehicle, with one bruised and several others slightly hurt. None seriously injured. An International Correspondence School exhibit is planned at the Co-Operative Drug Store from June 20 to 24 with a free statement pact evening.
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Baltimore
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Ridgeville
Baturdey
International Correspondence School
Jura
Band Concert At Loysville Orphans Home June 19 1328
The Loysville Orphans Home Band will perform at City Park on June 19 at 7 30 PM. All are welcome to attend this community event advertised by local notes.
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Oelock
City Taxes Notice for June Discounts and Hours
Important notice states that city taxes for 71922 city will be received starting Monday June 19 at Market House office. Four percent discount applies for payments in June. After June 30 discount ends. Office hours 8 AM to 5 PM and 7 PM to 9 PM Wednesday and Saturday only.
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