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Newspaper
Cumberland Press
Location
Cumberland, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1916
Page
8
In Fairmont West Virginia Senator W Watson discusses widespread contract coal sales facing difficulties filling agreements due to scarce cars high freight rates and war risks. He notes some small operators receiving emergency prices while most rely on long term contracts from April to September.
Apple operators face heavy losses as dock sales run at a $1.50 per barrel loss. The International Apple Shippers Association reports 6,000,000 barrels held in the U S on February 1, up from last year, with most stocks in the Middle West. Storage totals reach 3,700,000 boxes, and exports fall about 1,000,000 barrels due to war.
Seven elks obtained by the Hiah County Game Fish and Forestry Association from Yellowstone National Park were escorted by over 100 members of the Altoona Elks Lodge in cars to Mule Shoe Curve, 20 miles from Altoona, and released. The procession traveled through Altoona's business district with animals in crates on trucks.
The Baltimore street car conductor Josh Brown of 23338 Druid Will Avenue endorses Tanlac as the Master Medicine after relief from indigestion gas and stomach trouble. He reports improved appetite, less bloating and a cleaner tongue, and notes Tanlac is available at several Maryland pharmacies via A M Lichtstein's Baltimore street store.
The club in Cumberland receives unanimous parental approval for divisions covering children ages 2 to 18 with monthly dues ranging from 1.00 to 2.00. Reduced rates apply for multiple children. Enroll now and obtain information at 402 Fayette St.
A candidate pledges to continue the current Cumberland city administration, promising ongoing business improvements and development initiatives. The statement emphasizes stability and steady progress under the incumbent leadership.
A resident declares candidacy for City Councilman, pledging strict economy and businesslike administration and seeking public support.
John L McLaughlin announces his candidacy for Cumberland City Commissioner and asks for support to serve the city effectively. He pledges to work hard and seeks community backing to advance his goals for Cumberland.
Citizen candidate August Thuss Sr announces his bid for city council under a commission form of government. He pledges full-time devotion to office duties if elected.
Jacob D. George pledges full time to city council duties if elected and promises earnest efforts to cut city taxes.
Former Senator William Campbell of Charles Town West Virginia editor of the Virginia Free Press has been appointed to a Federal Trade Commission position on the recommendation of Senator Chilton. The post is described as highly desirable and requiring special fitness in lines Campbell is said to possess.
Thomas McBride runs for City Council seeking election to serve as councilman. The prospect emphasizes local governance and public service if elected.
Oscar A. Eyerman announces his candidacy for renomination and election to the city council. He pledges to perform duties diligently and work in the community’s interests at all times.
Ward M. Eichelberger announces his candidacy for City Councilman and seeks voter support. He pledges strict economy, lower taxes, and full-time dedication to city duties.
A Cumberland candidate for City Commissioner vows to devote time to duties and push for economical business-like city government with the goal of reducing taxes. The pledge emphasizes attention to city affairs and fiscal restraint.
A local resident declares candidacy for city council, pledging to devote attention to taxpayers and citizens, aiming to serve the public interest if elected.
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