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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1930

Page

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Plans for told by Earle plans for stock Western Maryland bass

Announcement by Swepson Earle conservation commissioner that a plan to create two rearing ponds in Western Maryland for smallmouth bass will be recommended to Governor Ritchie for funding. Big Pool site deemed impractical due to deep holes. department plans to stock Big Pool after repairs while seeking a new propagation site for smallmouth bass in the region.

Swepson Earle Maryland Ritchie Hotel Alexander Bacle Hagerstown Wiliamsport Isaak ‘Waiton League Earle Big Pool State Department Powell Bureau of Fisheries Fishetag

Trout To Be Placed In City Park Lake

Glenn Leach of the U S Bureau of Fisheries visited the City Park and praised the water fed by springs. He suggested stocking the lake with rainbow and brown trout, with some two pounders. The Izank Waiton League chapter supported the plan following his idea.

Glenn Leach U. S. Bureau of Fisheries Izank Waiton League Leach

Fishery measures and hatchery expansion described

Gleon Leach proposes using Big Pool as a fish preserve with lock closure and stocking of large mouth bass and crappie. Earle outlines efforts to stop purse net fishing in Chesapeake Bay while noting possible sh removal. Elmer Carl offers Izaak Walton League cooperation. Hatcheries at Lewistown, Cushwa Springs ponds, and Bear Creek nursery expand. About 50 000 crappie and other species raised at Fairles Lake site in Kent County.

Gleon Leach Bureau of Fisheries Big Pool Mr. Earle Chesapeake Bay Elmer Carl Izaak Walton League Potomac River Earle Lewistown Bear Creek Washington County Fairles Lake Kent County

Surprise birthday party in Bridgeport honors Elmer Price

Bridgeport on Nov 18 reports a surprise party for Elmer Price's sixth birthday at Millard and Price home with eighteen guests. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments including sandwiches and candy while many relatives visited nearby towns and cared for Elmer's eye surgery news.

Bridgeport Millard Price Elmer Harry Schaff Ellsworth Harner York James Harmer Elmer Harner Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Barry Shank Smithsburg Clarence Huffer Richard Hagerstown Helen Irene Swope Spessard Cavetown Pike Taylor Texaco Samuel Spessard Charles Shank Naomi W. W. Stech Jonas Harner Bruce Edward Harner Jonas Harner, Jr West Side Avenue Harner, Jr Wilmer Price Blanche Price Western Pike Walter Shupp Ise Dees Keyton Roy Keyton Dagt Harrisonburg Roy Swartz Harry Needy Iris Mildred Price New York Johan Bywaters Frank Bywaters Samuel Beitler George Spangler Finley Weaver Edward Warvel Earl Harbaugh Earl Taylor Benton, Pa Grover Swartz Margaret Durbin Elmer Durbin Jenny Harner L. D. Betts Guy Beard Washington, D.C Arthur Freed Athene Harbaugh Ella Plummer

Seven Hours in Bed With No Sleep The Acid Cure

An old health ad claims excess stomach acid disrupts sleep and energy. It promotes Magnesia Oxoids from Peoples Service Drug Stores as a remedy, describing acid indigestion, gas, sourness, and improved rest after dosage.

Germany Peoples Service Drug Stores, Inc

Indian radicals push for independence at empire conference

London reports two Indian spokesmen at the conference on Indian affairs demanded immediate dominion status and end to British rule. Dr B S Monjee and Muhammed Ala pressed for freedom, urging self rule as an Englishman in England and citing India’s 320 million people. The exchange followed fiery calls for justice and reforms at St James Palace.

London B S. Monjee Muhammed Ala Muhammed Ali India Moonjee England Canada Australia George Toof Old St. James Palace Aavid

Moving a Ten-Story Office Building in Indianapolis

The Indiana Belt Telephone Company offices, a solid ten story general building in Indianapolis, were moved to a new site. Engineers hoisted and pivoted the structure, using the left corner as the pivot while the right corner swung away. The workload progresses at one and a half feet per day.

Indiana Belt Telephone Company Indianapolis

Indian autonomy demand questioned in imperial critique

The speaker claimed George III lost America while George V saved India, arguing for an autonomous Indian statue within the empire with the right to secede. He accused Britain of destroying Indian industry, forcing imports without duties, and denying Indians army commissions and civil service posts for a century.

George the Third America George the Fifth India Monroe Indian Civil Service Adn Medical Service

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