Ancient Timbers Found in Old Frederick House Razed for Gas Station
Objects of value unearthed during razing near Market and East Four Streets include weathered logs, old glass panes, copper coins dated 1805 and 1807, a penmanship book from 1307, and a Saturday Evening Post from 1653. The site, tied to Rice cabinetmakers and later a railroad office, housed Civil War legends and is now a Standard Oil filling station lot.
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Frederick
Market
Marshal Staub
Pauline Staub
Staub
A. T. Rice
Matthias Bartgis
Thomas P. Rice
George Rice
Washington, Frederick
Gettysburg
Francis V. Staub
Standard Oi Company
All-Season Week Roars With Sudden Warmth and Odd Forecasts
Weather notes show April hit 84 degrees with short sleeves contrasting a 34 degree Thursday. The week oscillates between spring and summer temperatures while forecasts predict showers and a likely cold Easter Sunday. The piece also notes April highs, a prior 89 degree record, and a historical reference to roses in Greek and Roman banners.
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Public real estate sale in Frederick County Maryland
A court ordered sale of multiple parcels in Frederick County is set for April 30 1938 at the Frederick City Court House Door. Parcels include 146 acres with a large dwellings and outbuildings, 150 acres with a stone house and multiple improvements, 3332 square perches with a four room brick house, and 354 1/4 acres in Charles County with a tobacco barn. Purchasers gain possession with tenants' rights. deposits range from 200 to 2500 dollars and terms per decree.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
John E. Surmer
Beulah Drlawrer
Court House
Frederick City
Maryland
William HM. Burrier
Mt. Pleasant
Ceresville
William FT
Bursier
Calvin C. Zimmerman
ME Pleasant
William H. Burvier
Charles S. Houck
Virginia E. Houck
State Roads Commission
William H. Barker
Ceresville-MtPleasant Pike
William H. Bur
Folin
Lang
Ling
Charles County
Willam
Edward J. Edden
Liber W. M. A
Charies
Reforms In State Government Urged at Somerset Event
Attorney-General Herbert OConor pressed his Democratic gubernatorial bid in Somerset County with a pledge to pursue reforms in state government. Speaking at OConor night hosted by the Princess Anne Democratic Club, he outlined three platform points including reform of the State Roads Commission the Conservation Commission and the Justice of the Peace system.
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Aone
Atttorney
Herbert 2
O'Conori
Somerset County
Oconer
O'Conol
Princess Anne
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Fifth ST
Penna. R. RB
Charlie McCarthy
Greece
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North Temperate Zone
Equator
Arctic Circle
Tai
William M. Storm
Austin James
Dutrow, Auchonver
Market and
Fourth Streets
Arthur Buxton
Francis V Staub
Meredith van R. Staub
J. Marshall Staub
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Commercial Bank of Maryland
Commerc Bank OF Maryland
Federal Deposit Insurance Reas Ration
Silco
la Cross
Cream Pets
Daggett and Ramsdell
Arrid
Colgate
North Market ST
Paris
KOTEX
All Druggista
Nison Avorr
Ee Ae
Fredez Wary
Marck
le Serer
Ae Eex
Nan Ssinh
South
Frederperce
Prota
Ito Szid da Q
Ellis C. Wachter
Fred
NISI
Jacob Rohrback
Emma RB
Ebert, Mortgagor
Fredericktong Savings Institution
Margaret M. Ebert
Caroline M. Ebert
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Jacob Rohrbach
Richard Baumgardner
Hoi Cha Club
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Grace Baumgardner
General Assembly of Maryland
G. ED. Myers
Julia M. Brown
Dicks Park
Acts of the General Assembly of Maryland
Office of License Commissioner
G. ED Myers
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