FORMER GERMAN CROWN PRINCE STAFF MEMBER NOW POULTRY FARMER
Hyattsville, Maryland (JFK+50) On September 29, 1925, The Evening Star reports that Baron Von Reckenberg, once a staff member of the Crown Prince of Germany, has become a successful poultry farmer in southern Maryland.
Von Reckenberg, formerly of Potsdam, now owns a 67-acre farm near Brandywine, Maryland, "on the advice of the Southern Maryland Immigration Commission."
Von Reckenberg was wounded in the World War and has a son who will enroll at the University of Maryland in February.
SOURCE
"Ex-Crown Prince's Aide Succeeds as Maryland Farmer," The Evening Star, Washington, D.C., September 29, 1925, Chronicling America, Library of Congress, www.loc.gov/
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