Slipper Prices Highlight Adult and Children Footwear Sale
A local ad lists varied slippers and moccasins with multiple prices for men women and children. Items include felt house slippers from 19 to 69 cents, fur trimmed styles near 98 cents to 1.19, and Indian moccasins ranging from 69 cents to 2.75 dollars.
Shoes on sale in a varied boys collection
An old newspaper snippet lists boys shoes with multiple styles and prices. It includes button and black options, tan Elk leather, high top buckled models, and sizes up to 15, with prices ranging from 98 cents to $3.00.
Children's Tan Button Shoes Sale Highlights
A list of girls' shoes priced from $1.89 to $3.00 features tan button styles in multiple sizes and designs including high tops and patent button cloth options. Prices shown include $1.89 and $1.98 as examples among several $1.98 to $3.00 entries.
Planning Now for the Safe and Sane Fourth of July
Sheboygan Wisconsin December 18 a couple hundred days remain until Independence Day and the business Men's association plans early. A surplus from the Star Spangled Banner centennial fund is proposed as the nucleus for a Fourth of July fund. A committee will obtain prominent speakers and arrange a program.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Business Men's Association
Globe-Girdling Aero Race Is Off
Arnold Kruckman returns to San Francisco after a world tour. He was hired by the Panama-Pacific International Exposition to arrange a globe circling air race in 1915 as a major feature. War in Europe and parts of the Orient led expo managers to cancel the event due to war conditions.
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San Francisco
Arnold Kruckman
Europe
Orient
Convicts Hope Full Pardons From Gov Blease This Christmas
In Columbia South Carolina on December 18 convicts in the state penitentiary await the expected Christmas pardon batch from Governor Cole Blease. He previously pardoned a wide range of offenders at Thanksgiving and is likely to require abstinence from liquor as a condition for release, adding to a total near 1500 pardons in his term.
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Columbia
S. C
State Penitentiary
Cole Blease
Hagerstown
Mercersburg
W. D. Byron & Sons
Williamsport
Europe
Chicago burglar faces gallows in Joliet execution
Joliet Illinois December 18 The figures 18 in a date line loom large as Frank Repetto a Chicago burglar sentenced to death for killing his cell mate Charles Masters on September 18 faces execution today unless a reprieve is granted.
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Joliet
Ill
Frank Repetto
Chicago
Repetto
Charles Masters
New Pool Parlor Opens Following Equipment Arrival
Equipment for M. F. Murray's pool parlor on North Liberty Street in the former R. J. Birmingham site has arrived and been placed. The parlor is expected to open to the public Saturday.
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M. FP. Murray
North Liberty Street
R. J. Birmingham
Tne
Local Store Promises S. and H. Green Stamps on Cash Sales
The 8S Little Jewelry Company offers S. and H. Green Trading Stamps on all cash sales from ten cents to five hundred dollars at their stores.
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Little Jewelry Company
S. & H. Green
Belgian Woman Kills German Soldier In Belgium
The Hagerstown Mail reports a Belgian woman killed a German soldier by pouring scalding water over him while he lay beside a house in Belgium. The incident drew bitter reaction from comrades who mourned a fine young man.
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Byron
Belgium
Hagerstown Mail
Cemetery Deans Work at Rupperts December 17
The report notes artificial design activities for cemetery deans at Rupperts on December 17, detailing preparations and arrangements for year end ceremonies.
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Rupperts
All Hours Luncheon Room Open for Calls
Readable lines indicate a dining room or lunch service ready on demand. Advert hints at availability during extended hours and quick service.
Lodge and Patriotic Order Elect Officers for New Year
Potomac Lodge No 100 fills officers including George L Barker as Worshipful Master and William Jeffrey as Senior Warden. Washington Camp No 62 SOSA names Hawkins President and Wiant Vice President with Hinkles and Grant Hanks in key roles. The social committee led by Zimmerman plans a big New Year Eve event for members.
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Potomac Lodge
George L. Barker
William Jeffrey
James A. Young
John T. Taylor
W. M
Jesse K. Goodhand
Washington
Patriotic Order Sons of America
G. C. Hawkins
J. A. Wiant
J. F. Zimmerman
B. W. Hickle
Grant Hanks
W. ID. Lodgsdon
Beall
J. H. Baillie
G. W. Vanhorst Gaard
Perry Twigs
Xmas Trees and Wreaths Advertised at Local Vendors
Ray Goong offers Christmas trees in front of City Hall by phone number 3. Rupperts advertises finest holly wreaths in town. December 17 4t notices.
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Ray Goong
City Hall
Rupperts
Emanucle Beal Cumberland Railroad Inspector Dies
Eimanuel Beal age 64, a car inspector for the Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad on the hump, died Wednesday night at Allegany Hospital. A widower, he leaves eight children and was a member of the Junior Order United American Mechanics of Mt. Savage. The body will be sent to Eckhart for interment at Porter graveyard. funeral arrangements pending.
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Emanucleal
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Railroad
South Street
Allegany Hospital
Beal
Itein
Mmanuel Beal, Jr
Eddie Robinette
Anna Deal
Minnie Beal
Hazel Beal
Badie Beal
Ida Winfield
Louis Stein
Eckhart
Porter Graveyard
United American Mechanics
Mt. Savage
Marital Bond Pairs Listed From Pennsylvania and Nearby States
A list of couples with their home towns across Pennsylvania Maryland and West Virginia appears. Names include Ross Elmer Curley and Bertha Elizabeth Clites among others. The notice catalogs partners and residence towns such as Manns Choice Buffalo Mills Orlanda Harding Vin'tonda Loratown Cumberland Cre saptown Greensburg Bridgeport Confluence Dunmore and Confluence. The document reads like a society or marriage record segment.
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Ross Elmer Curley
Manns Choice
Bertha Elizabeth Clites
Buffalo Mills
Lewis Grant Cathcart
Twyiler Marie Bloom
Orlanda
George D. Allender
Lucada Findley
Harding
W. Va
Joseph Cossow Miller
Vin‘tonda
Katie Belle Kitchenbrod
Wehrum
William Ellsworth Clise
Mary Alice Blubaugh
Loratown
John Thompson Lin
Widow of Hagerstown Policeman Receives Relief Check
Col. Jacob E. Fisher presented Mrs. John C Middlauff a $700 relief check from popular subscriptions for the widow. The committee aims for a total of $1,500 as more funds are sought. Winger, who killed Middlauff, was convicted of murder in the second degree last month.
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John C. Middl
Hagerstown
Jacob E. Fisher
Colonel Fisher
Winger
Middiekaxis
Draining Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Work Reaches Brunswick
Work to drain the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal at Brunswick began Wednesday with crews hauling in loads of fish the same night. The gang arrived after draining the upper levels begun Monday at Cumberland under orders from General Superintendent Nicholson. All boats are now in winter quarters.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Brunswick
Cumberland
Nicholson
Mortgage sale of Cumberland property by Cochrane heirs
Public auction set for December 19 at 11 o clock on South Liberty street Cumberland Allegany County Maryland. Property is a six room frame dwelling on the west side of Maryland Avenue in a good neighborhood. Terms require cash on sale or half cash with ratification by the court. Attorney Austin A Willg named for mortgagors.
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James H. Cochrane
Sallie B. Cochrane
Allegany County
Cumberland
Maryland
Maryland Avenue
City of Cumberland
Alle County
James H. Cook
Real Estate and Ing Company of Maryland
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Beers
German Brewing Company
Bell Telephone
Theecmesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
J. Brooke Boyle
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Eimanuel Beal
Mrs. Middlekauff
Phong
Vette Myers Tebarer Co
Austin A. Willg