Beall Declared Bankrupt in Westernport Md
Judge Rose of the U S District Court adjudged Edward P Beall of Westernport Md a bankrupt. Assets listed at 97 liabilities at 868. Morris Kline Baltimore dry goods merchant asks petition dismissal in Baltimore. Hearing set for March 10. W M Somerville trustee authorized to sell bankrupt estate assets at public auction.
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Judge Rose
United States District Court
Edward P. Beall
Westernport
Morris Kline
Baltimore Street
Richard S. Bell
Baltimore
W. M. Somerville
W. Kaplan
Joseph Raflo
Cutting Down Apple Orchard for Wheat
James A. Clipp of Charlestown vicinity in West Virginia is felling seven acres of an apple orchard to devote land to wheat, corn and hay. He cites low apple prices and high costs of other farm products plus the workload of orchard care as reasons for the switch.
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James A. Clipp
Charlestown
W. Va
London
Purim Observance and Charity Drive at Local Synagogue
The Feast of Purim will be celebrated Sunday at 10 30 am in the Union and Center streets synagogue with Esther read ing and Rabbi Morris Baron preaching on Gods Saving Strength A charity collection will follow for European Jews suffering in the war. Sabbath school pupils plan a fair in the temple vestry March 1 and 2.
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Union
Center Streets
Morris Baron
Bock Beer Pure and Palatable Ad From Cumberland Brewery
Advertisement from Cumberland Brewing Co promotes their bock beer as pure and palatable, highlighting its quality and appeal to consumers. The brief ad emphasizes the product and brand without extra context or claims.
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The
Cumberland Brewing Co
Mute Passers Lose To Logals In Close Game
In a large crowd the Central Y M C A. basketball squad defeated the Silent Five of Pittsburg 41 to 30. Baxley and MacFarlane starred for Cumberland while Boyle and Lentz led Pittsburg. The next Y M C A game is Tuesday in Cumberland against the Lonaconing Champs for Western Maryland crown.
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Logals
Central Y. M. C. A
Silent Five
Pittsburg
Cumberland Boys
Baxley
MacFarlane
Boyle
Lentz
Cumberland
Lee Shaw
Silent
Federal
Potomac Club
Lonaconing Champs
Western Maryland
Safety First rally draws Pittsburgh and Lake Erie officials
The Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad hosted a large Safety First meeting at the new Railroad Y M C A building in Dickerson Run near Connellsville. J B Yohe general manager and Austin King Creek Coal Co chief inspector spoke. Stereopticon images highlighted daily train hazards as local Western Maryland Railway officials attended including David Hershiser train master and C M Ridgeley road foreman of engines.
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Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
New Railroad
Dickerson Run
Connellsville
J. B. Yohe
Austin King
The
Creek Coal Co
Western Maryland Railway
David C. Hershiser
C. M. Ridgeley
Billy Sunday praises newspapers as a force for good
Philadelphia Feb. 26 Billy Sunday told Pen and Pencil Club members that U.S. newspapers wield powerful influence and aided his evangelistic work. With Mrs Sunday and aides Ackley and Rodeheaver, he attended a 1026 Walnut reception where Sunday spoke of his baseball past and gratitude for press cooperation.
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Philadelphia
Billy Sunday
Pen and Pencil Club
Rodeheaver
Ackley
Fred C. Whitney
William J. Shetzline
Philadelphia Baseball Club
National League
Mr. Sunday
Mr. Shetzline
Sunday
Midland and Lonaconing Girls Clash In Classy Battle
Lonaconing hosts Midland as Central High girls trounce Midland 25 to 9. Hohing led Midland with 17 points amid a strong defensive showing. Boys game followed with Midland defeating Friendsville 46 to 20, Durst scoring in every period and Grindle contributing key offense. Referee was Dr. Hodgson.
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Lonaconing
Central High
Midland
Firemen’s Armory
Miss Hohing
Co. H. S. Midland
Atkinson
Tatawake Russell
Gibson
Georleniads Beverage Stevenson
Paso Degus McGuire Morgan
Friendsville
Richards
Friend Grindle
Yaste
Durst
Price
Grindle
Custer
E. Priend
Friend
Camp
E. Friend
Hodgson
Controversy Over Typhoid Victim’s Father Aid and Gas Tax Bill
In Charleston West Virginia the House defeated a motion to strike a 1200 appropriation for the father of a Terra Alta typhoid victim who died serving in the militia at Paint Creek. A 6000 claim was reduced to 1200. Delegate Harmon failed to boost state road bureau contingent expenses from 1000 to 8000. Delegate Pierce introduced a gas tax bill taxing 12 of one cent per 1000 cubic feet over 25 miles, read first time and moved to second.
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R. C. Whitehair
Terra Alta
Paint Creek
Charleston
W. Va
Harmon
Grant
State Road Bureau
Davisson
Harrison
Pierce
Preston
Hiram B Wolfe’s Offers Saturday Dressed Meats
Hiram B Wolfe the Cumberland butcher announces Saturday Specials of home dressed meats. All meats are on display at 45 North Liberty with phone 411. Advertisement noting availability for Cumberland and nearby areas.
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Hiram B. Wolfe
Cumberland
North Liberty
Talks on Mission Work at St. Paul’s
A successful conference of missionary societies from Allegany county Lutheran churches was held yesterday at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. Representatives attended both sessions, with afternoon discussions on welfare of the work and evening talks by delegates. A supper was served by church ladies between 5 30 and 7 o'clock.
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Missionary Societies
Lutheran Churches
Allegany County
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Hendrickson to Speak on “European War” at Duke Bible Class
Finley C. Hendrickson will discuss the European War at the Duke Memorial Bible Class monthly meeting this evening. The Pres byterian Church classroom hosts the event with vocal and instrumental selections directed by Lloyd Rawlings, chairman of the social and entertainment committee.
Double Stamps All Day Stay on Purchases Ad
Local ad promotes a day long offer at Lichtensteinsharmeer with a deal on purchases and a special advertising feature. Details remain limited in the fragment but imply a retail promotion.
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Lichtensteinsharmeer
Rugy Steins Pharma Buy Out Notes Prices
Fragmentary line notes a buyout related to Rugy Steins Pharma with references to prices and a Facebook listing. Details are unreadable. no clear entities beyond the company name.
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Rugy Steins Pharma
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