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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1927

Page

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Washington County Baby Beef Club Holds Banquet

The first Maryland baby beef club season closed with a banquet at the Dagmar Motel. Forpey Young of the Washington County Farm Bureau praised the members for profitable calf fattening. Paige Smith spoke about his champion steer with 21.2 pounds daily gain. Members reported steer gains of 1.12 to 2.34 pounds daily and profits of 30 to 190 dollars. Kenneth Clark of the University of Maryland called the project highly successful.

Washington County Baby Beef Club Maryland Dagmar Motel Elm University of Maryland Forpey Young Washington County Farm Bureau Bureau Paige Smith Kenneth Clark

Beef club plans grow next year after successful project

The Maryland university group reported strong progress in feeding and cattle handling. Lectures by B Ingram Oswald urged definite aims, while Thomas L Smith of Ha garatown Fund pledged fair support to expand the program. Twelve of fifteen steers were bought in Hagerstown with Jacob Johnson Jr and William Slick arranging sale of matched meat. Milton D Moore organized the banquet with a broad guest list.

Maryland B. Ingram Oswald University of Maryland Cuttin Thomas L. Smith Ha“garatown Jacob Johnson, Jr William Stick and Song A. L. Towden Smaithsburg Angus Eattle Harold Remsburg Smithaburg Roy W. Bigenbrode Simon L. Downey Chris Hurst Samuel Durraw W. J. Knepper Kush Trite A. K. Coffman

Skipper of Vessel Freed by Jury

Captain Joan H Diehl commanded the City of Rome when it rammed and sank the submarine S il off Blue Island in September 1925. A federal jury acquitted her of negligence and misconduct in operating the steamer. The disaster cost lives and settlement terms were not specified.

Boston Joan H. Diehl Rome Blue Island Taflura

Storm Abates After Pennsylvania Coastline Hail

A coastal storm that battered the middle Atlantic states easedThursday in Pennsylvania. Weather updates indicate the system weakened with diminishing winds and rainfall as efforts continue to assess damage and restore services.

Philadelphia Qet Middle Atlantic States

Tonsiline Promises Quick Relief for Sore Throat

An old advertisement touts Tonsiline as a remedy to relieve sore throat at first signs. It claims quick action, urges immediate purchase, and stresses a distinctive bottle design for recognition.

Heavy rains flood rivers along Suaguchanua River

On Monday heavy rains caused rivers and all tributaries to rise and overflow in many places. The Suaguchanua river saw especially high water levels, flooding low lying areas though no major damage was reported.

Rivere Suaguchanua River

Plans for safety campaign launched in Baltimore

Baltimore on October 20 plans for a safety campaign to urge periodic automobile inspections. The drive to obtain legislation to require annual checks is tied to the state save a life campaign and runs until November 12 with 12 000 garage owners and auto dealers designated by Motor Vehicle Commissioner Baughman to inspect all cars. Inspections will be free and results will inform permanent inflation of the program.

Baltimore Tate Baughman

Flooded families urged to evacuate near Wilkes-Barre

From the vicinity of Wilkes-Barre families were urged to move as water crept up lowlands flooding homes and forcing residents to relocate. Officials warned more rainfall could worsen conditions and urged rapid evacuation where needed.

Wilkes-Barre

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