Mines and Railroads Welen's Run Railway Nearing Completion
Fairmont West Virginia February 22. Anderson Brothers contractors building a branch for West Maryland Railway from often to the mines of Consolidation Coal Company on Helen's Run near Wyatt will begin a second branch from the mouth of Bingamon in March. The six mile spur will feature modern construction including river bridges and yards along the Baltimore and Ohio lines. Adverse weather delayed work but contractors expect completion soon with spring floods and high water affecting bridge work.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Anderson Brothers
Bulding
West Maryland Railway Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Consolidation Coal ‘Company
Helen's Run
Bingamon
Consolidation Company
Wyatt
Pennsylvania
Helen’s Run
West Fork
Worthington
Airmont
Gray
Western Maryland Company
Chiefton
Baltimore & Ohio
Physicians Report Higher Sick List Than Before
The article notes 200 physicians on the sick list and reports more illness than previously known, indicating a growing health concern.
Captain B Frank Norris Completes 50 Years with B and O
Brunswick Md Feb 22 Captain B Frank Norris a popular passenger conductor on Valley & has completed 50 years of continuous service with the B and O Railroad. He began February 16 1866 as a helper in the Sandy Hook blacksmith shop and rose through brakeman conductor and division roles. He resides with his wife and grandson on Fourth Avenue and is known for his steady conduct and popular rapport with travelers.
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Brunswick
B. Frank Norris
Valley
B. and O. Railroad
Frank Norris
Sandy Hook
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Shenandoah Division
Southern Railroad
Harrisonburg
Strasburg Junction
Captain Norris
Fourth Avenue
Russia's Prosperity Driven by Prohibition War News
Petrograd reports Russia's finances strong as prohibition boosts peasant earnings and savings. Bark says January deposits rose to 120 million roubles, enabling internal loans to fund the war. He notes rising rouble value, ongoing foreign credit talks, and hope for US railway-bond backed loans.
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Petrograd
Russia
Germany
Pierre L. Bark
New York
United States
Mayoral Pledge for Cumberland Continuation of Administration
The speaker pledges to continue the current Cumberland administration focusing on business growth and city improvements. The vow emphasizes stable leadership, ongoing civic projects, and sustained support for local commerce.
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Cumberland
Amick Announces Candidacy for City Council
A. H. Amick announces his bid for City Councilman pledging strict economy and businesslike administration. He asks for voter support and patronage.
Candidate Harry L. Smith Seeks City Council Seat
Harry L. Smith announces his candidacy for City Council and appeals to voters for support. He pledges strict economy lower taxes and full-time dedication to duties of the office. In19-11.
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Harry L. Smith
M. Eichelberger
John L. McLaughlin Announces Cumberland City Commission Bid
John L. McLaughlin announces his candidacy for City Commissioner of Cumberland and seeks support and influence from voters to serve the city effectively.
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Cumberland
August Thuss Sr Seeks City Council Post
August Thuss Sr declares candidacy for city council under a commission form of government. He commits to devote his full time to duties if elected and urges civic participation.
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August Thuss, SR
Jacob D. George Seeks City Council Seat
Jacob D. George pledges full-time service and an earnest effort to reduce city taxes if elected city councilman. He states commitment to the position and aims to lower tax burdens for residents.
Ohio cities join preparedness drive across the state
Ohio cities organize citizens' military companies rifle clubs and drills to back President Wilson's preparedness program. Cleveland plans a Washington's Birthday parade. Canton Dayton Youngstown and Warren form units. Ashtabula and Geneva recruit signal corps. Sandusky and Fremont push armories rifle ranges.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Wilson
Chambers of Commerce
Washington
Citizens’ School
SS. S. Walsh
Canton
Citizens’ Military
N. G
Defense Committee
C. A. Stolberg
Chamber of Commerce
Stubenville
Plattsburg
National Guard
Geneva
Ashtabula
Signal Corps
Sandusky
Warren
Fremont
Painesville
Paradise Club
Maniafield
Mc Mullen Bros Sale On Ladies Shoes Wednesday Only
Mc Mullen Bros announces a one day sale on Wednesday for ladies shoes in broken styles and sizes. Merchandise includes patent leather gun metal lace and button styles priced at 1.50 per pair with limit one pair per customer. February 21 notice.
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McMullen Bros
Vap-O-Rub salve promoted for croup and colds
Vick s Vap O Rub salve introduced from North Carolina is advertised as a safe external treatment for croup cold troubles and skin inflammations. It claims no stomach dosing and offers a free 25 cent package with a 30 day trial if stock remains. Name
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Vick
North Carolina
Agents in Cumberland and Western Port listings
The notice lists agents in Cumberland including J. K. Ford, J. Geo. Herman, Shirey Hawkins, Chas. W. Stark, Truitt Drug Co., W. E. Turner, West Side Pharmacy, L. N. Meadows & Co., Shupe's Pharmacy and in Western Port Pauls Pharmacy Meyer's Drug Store, Campbell & Son.
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Cumberland
J. K. Ford
J. Geo. Herman
Shirey & Hawkins
Chas. W. Stark
Truitt Drug Co
W. E. Turner
West Side Pharmacy
Frostburg
L. N. Meadows & Co
Shupe’s Pharmacy
Western Port
Paul's Pharmacy
Labraconing Meyer’s Drug
Storey Campbell & Son
Condensed Milk Exports Rise in 1915 Europe Demand
American condensed milk enjoys a vogue in Europe unseen in peaceful times. 1915 exports reached 76 million pounds valued at 6 million dollars, with Europe as the main market. Cuba Panama China and Mexico were among the best customers in normal years.
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Europe
Cuba
Panama
China
Mexico
Thomas McBride for City Councilman
Thomas McBride runs for City Council in a bid to represent local residents. The campaign emphasizes neighborhood safety, budgeting reforms, and stronger services. Supporters cite his record on community outreach and fiscal accountability.
Adam LeBeck Seeks City Commissioner Nomination
City candidate Adam LeBeck urges voters to support him for City Commissioner. He pledges full time dedication to office duties if nominated and elected.
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Adam Lebeck
OsCar A Eyerman Announces City Council Candidacy
Oscar A Eyerman announces renomination and election bid for city councilman pledging to uphold duties and serve the community.
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Oscar A. Eyerman
Ward M. Eichelberger Named in Publication
A compact notice records the name Ward M. Eichelberger in connection with the listed item. Details are minimal in the readable text, indicating a formal or official reference rather than narrative prose.
Candidate for Cumberland City Commissioner Primary March 7 1916
Joseph L. Selli announces candidacy for Cumberland City Commissioner. He pledges time and businesslike administration to reduce taxes and oversee economical city government.
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Joseph L. Sell
William H Cole Seeks City Council Seat
William H. Cole announces his candidacy for City Councilman. He pledges to give the office the attention it should have for the benefit of taxpayers and citizens generally.
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William H. Cole
Trains Schedule Effective September 19 1915 Cumberland
Schedule effective September 19 1915 shows trains leaving Cumberland with times and routes for the day. Passengers are advised to verify departure times and connections at Cumberland station.
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Cumberland
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Western
Maryland
Fairmont Field
H Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Grafton
B. F. Norris
Philadelphia
Zens
Thomas W. Koon
George A. Kean
A. H. Amick
DR. T. A. K. Hummelshime
Iask
Pole of Cumberland
Joseph
Schriver
Joseph S. Schriver
Daniel E. Fisher
John L. McLaughlin
Harry Irvine
Jacob D. George
C. Frank Keyser
US United Press
Tsing American Condensed Milk
Middendorf
Sapulpa Refining
Equitable Blog
Baltimore, MD
Thomas McBride
Osition
I. C
Cranton
N. Centre St. Geer
D. Kennedy
Mer
R. R. BR
Vicinitty
N. H. Gansz
Pres
Washington Ave
Altoona
Feld
Felos
Sanner Fish Market
Bedford St
Sar Stalio
Union Woolen Mills
Water Street
Eckhart
Mt. Savage
Corriganville
Sloan
Old Town
Keyser
Romney
Hyndman
Glen Bros
Rochester
N. Y
Miller's Dye Works
N. Mechanic St
West Side
Madison and
Pear Streets
J. E. Utt
A. C. Grant
Bedford Street
Fayette St
John D. Lippold
Fulton Street
Joseph McCormick
Second Street
Altamont
Janiz
Mechanic Street
White’s Hall
Virginia Avenue
W. C. White Lumber Co
J. H. Holtzshu & Co
Harrison Street
George Wv. Landwehr
John G. Miller
Magonic Temple
Cumberland, Sdd
W. Carl Richards
McCleave Building
Febio Ln
Urner G. Carn
South Liberty Street
Dgar
Apply Tunnell Hotel
Ebli-Lw
F. M. Houser
Main Street
Eastern Port
Cecelia St
Oak Street
Apply X Care Press
Schonter
Liberty Street
Springfield
W. V
John W. Snyder
Williams Road
Boyd A. Reinhart
J. H. Dailey
North Centre Street
Portmess
Baltimore Street
Rudolph Gupnther
Western Maryland Railway
Gettysburg
Pittsburgh
West
Elkina
Belington
Davis
Durbin
Hancock
Westminster
Daily Express
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Express
Meyersdale
Elkins, Davis
Intermediate Points
Enne Co
Stewart
di F
P. P. Lockenott
Ostreopath
Centre St
Lonaconing
Maryland Hotel
McCool
Bridge
Our
John C. Wolford
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad
Iseng
T Su
Iday
Hays
Effe
Piedmont
T. OB
A. N. Golladay
S. Centre St
Cumberland, Md
A Ross Mullin
Columbia Street
Louis Stein
North Centre St
Oe & Miner Transportation CO
Florida Sea
Jacksonville
W. P. Turner
Balto
Third National Bank
Ae Alaae
Caaial
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