Daily News Frederick Court News Brief
Local notices appear in the Daily News of Frederick, a daily paper in North Dakota. Public notices, advertisements and communications require real names and must be mailed to the office for publication. The publication is associated with the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company and the Associated Press.
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Non-Action of Congress and Highway Safety Talks
President Coolidge urged Congress to act on 33 prescribed measures in his December message but little progress has occurred four months later. The piece notes focus on investigations over essential work and calls for stronger local enforcement to curb highway accidents. It cites a Hoover led conference with eight groups to reduce crashes and stresses strict license checks and penalties to curb reckless driving.
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Congress
President Coolidge
Hoover
Striet
Fortunes in Work and Politics Highlighted by Star Alignments
Astrological reading predicts a fortunate day with promotion chances for employees and a boost to labor and industry. It foresees favorable agriculture and food profits, unusual national political surprise in elections, and strong prospects for promotions and profits in business and professional fields. Children born today may have strong ambition and intellect.
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Labor Party of England
United States
McClure
Farmers pressed by market but not sole blame for troubles
The Inquiring Reporter records a Pomona Grange meet where local farmers candidly discuss blame for their plight. Powell denies self-blame, Waltz favors organization, Kaumpman questions exaggeration, Zimmerman suggests optimism, and Harbaugh cites oversupply but notes others share responsibility.
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Pomona Grange
N.C. Waltz
Liberty
William EB
Kaupaman
Lewistown
Charles L. Harbaugh
Frederick
The Challenge of the Christ Lent Reading Meditation
A devotional daily Lent reading from the Evangelium commission outlines Mt 22 31 23 13. It asks what one thinks of Christ and urges open hearts to Christ, acceptance of salvation, and living by Jesus way. A Prayer asks for grace light and to manifest Christ to the world.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Jong
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Fagicy
Radio Program Tonight Highlights Colorful Summer Fashions
Radio listings show WOR Newark and WEAF New York with music and children stories followed by a Republican State Convention direct from Town Hall New York. Fashion notes describe square-necked dresses in voile organza and a novel black crepe wrap lined with Kash cloth. Station KYW Chicago offers bedtime stories and a Queen City Orchestra concert.
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WEAF
New York
Christian Thompson
Fhe Mazda
Town Hall
New York City
Charles Evans Hughes
George J. Morris
Claire Lampman
Centralte
Eveready Battery
KOKA
Pittsburgh
Palmer
Wendall Hall
Divercady , Battery Company
Benjamin Franklin
Queen City Orchestra
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Concert and Local Notices
A collage of events and notices from Frederick including a fire destroying a streetcar line shelter and goods, a mayor and aldermen meeting on street repairs, requests to replace cobbles, legislative petitions from Liberty district, and radio listings with performers such as the Boston University Musical Clubs and various station programs across New York and Washington. Local civic concerns mix with music programs and broadcasts.
Random Commentary and Local Real Estate Moves
A jumbled column mix includes quips on dances and bootleggers, fables about snakes and water, and miscellaneous advice. It reports real estate sales by Gilmore R. Flantz, including a Wilson Avenue home sold to Mr. and Mrs. Chaves A Kehne with possession May 1, and a Patrick Street brick dwelling sold for Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Hirehey with immediate possession.
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Wilson Avenue
Gilmore R. Flantz
Inkuradee
George W. Maser
MM Chaves
Mrs. Kehne
Maser
Philadelphia
East Patrick St
Noah KE. Craner & Son
Harry W. Hirehey
East Patrick Street
George
Crawford
McKeesport
Today in History with Political and Baseball Highlights
The Hebrew Institute of New York marks a th anniversary celebration with President Coolidge slated to speak at the Are Izona State stone near the Washington Monument. Hughes to deliver New York Republican keynote as Coolidge likely to announce candidacy. Umpire shouts "Play ball" as sixteen clubs begin a campaign toward October, with National League and other leagues opening championships.
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Institute of
New York City
Coolidge
Washington Monument
Missouri
Springfield
Hughes
New York State
Bible Thought on Blessings and Forgiveness
A reflective line cites scripture praising the Lord for forgiveness healing and redemption. The excerpt echoes Psalm 103 style language emphasizing divine benefits and mercy toward the faithful.
Theater Seats for Safe Bud and Wife
A lighthearted note says Safe Bud and his wife attended the theater last night and, despite a crowded house, secured front row or head seats as if they were well known.
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Bud
Glove styles draw attention to hand size
A noisy fashion note observes that tightly fitting gloves emphasize hand size, with women of fuller hands often choosing snug gloves to appear slimmer. The piece discusses perceptions and stylistic effects of glove fit.
Personal Visitors and Travelers from Ohio to Maryland and Pennsylvania
Purely personal notices record Lester Kefauver and his wife visiting Boonsboro with Carl ton Gordon and wife, plus Lloyd Routzahn riding to Findlay on a motorcycle. Other items mention Donald Willard from Western Maryland College vacationing near Broad Run, Hugh Bowlus and wife visiting Middletown, and travel/funeral movements of several Stottlemyer family members.
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Lester Kefauver
Carlton Gordon
Springfield
Ohio
Boonsboro
Lloyd Routzahn
Middletown
Findlay
Donald Willard
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Broad Run
Hugh Bowlus
Baltimore
Bowns
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Acthuge Younkins
Kenosha
Wis
Tenra Mitchelh
Terry Hante
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Studer
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John D. Keller
Daniel KB. Stottlemyer
Joonald E. Stottlemyer
Join Poban
Illnesses and Recoveries Reported in Local Notices
Jiminy and Harry Decker, sons of Walter Necker, recover from scarlet fever at home on Mast Third street. Mr. Christopher Davis of Pen-Mar, once from Middletown, critically ill at Hagerstown Hospital after paralysis six weeks ago. Mrs. Laura Deter of Myerville now visits her daughter Mrs. John McKee in Hagerstown after an ice fall six weeks ago. Ray Wolf, aged 1? years, daughter of Mr and Mrs Otho Wolf near Myersville, very ill at Frederick City Hospital. Mahlon W. Grogsnickle near Myersville remains ill.
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Harry Decker
Walter Necker
City Opera House
Mast Third Street
Christopher Davis
Pen-Mar
Middletown
Hagerstown Hospital
Laura Deter
Myerville
John McKee
Hagerstown
Ray
Otho Wolf
Myersville
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Mahlon W. Grogsnickle
Nomination and Society Meeting Highlights in Maryland
S A R Lewis nominates A Riew for the Maryland Society of the Falls of the American Revolution board of managers. Election set for April 19 at the Belvedere Hotel Baltimore during the society’s anniversary meeting. A memorial will honor Judges Henry Tokbridge. Holstein Association to meet in Rockville with notable breeders from Montgomery county and plans for a cattle sale evenings.
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Lewis A. Riew
Maryland Society of the Falls of the American Revolution
Belvedere Hotel
Baltimore
Lexington
Conrard
Henry Tockbridge
Rockville
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