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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1912

Page

3

Maryland Road Costs Outpaced By Other States

Governor Goldsborough criticized Maryland’s road costs citing $10,609 per mile while other states report satisfactory roads around $3,500 per mile. He discussed road plans with E. Weller of the State Roads Commission and noted formation of a new commission with county representatives. He urged reducing unnecessary grading and planned a state highway tour.

Maryland Goldsborough State Roads, Commission van Weller Rozd Commission Weller

Independents Hose Company Quarterly Meeting Notice

The Independents Hose Company will meet in the companys hall on Westchurch Street Friday April 26 at 7 40 oclock for its quarterly gathering.

The Independent Westchurch Street

Our Women's Oxford Display at The Sign of the Big Shoe

Our Oxford display showcases low cost women’s footwear with button styles lace Oxfords in black brown and tan finishes. Velvets and satins in several colors plus pumps in dainty new models. Prices range from 1.50 to 3.50. Expert fitting service and silk stockings offered.

Oxford

Primary Ballot Colors and Registration Rules in Frederick County

Frederick County election supervisors announce white Democratic ballots and pink Republican ballots for the May 6 primary. About 22,400 official ballots will be printed. No general registration. new voters register May 1 for transfers and politics recorded at voting. Existing voters stay as is with politics marked only at the primary.

Frederick County Board of Election Supervisors T Hig ‘State Congress Lewis Condidat Warrow Wilson New Jersey Judson Harmon Champ Chirk Missouri Taft Roosevelt Rathinsfer Silteredee

Marriage Licenses and Property Transfers Noted

William H. Garner and wife transfer real estate to William G. Baker for $10 plus, G. Reeder shows $45 property transfer, Henry Unveragt and wife to Calvin W. Routzahn for $2,500. Marriage licenses granted to William Henry Freed and May Rowe, and Elmer P. Schildt and Rhoda E. Proutz. Odd Fellows celebrate King David Lodge anniversary with Grand Lodge report and church procession. A chimney fire at 530 North Market Street damaged woodwork and a dining room but was contained with $15 loss and insurance coverage.

William H. Garner William G. Baker G. Reeder Henry Unveragt Calvin W. Routzahn William Henry Freed May Rowe Frederick Elmer P. Schildt Ros KY . Ridge Rhoda E. Proutz Ladiesburg Elroy Roelkey North Market Street Mitard Beihl Chininey

Court session in Cumberland May 20 with Judge Rose

The United States Circuit Court will convene in Cumberland on May 20 with Judge Rose of Baltimore presiding. Four damage suits are listed on the docket, three filed against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

United States Circuit Court Cumberland Rose Baltimore Baltimoreand Ohio Railroad

Stormy City Council Session Tackles Licenses and Street Works

The Frederick city council held a stormy meeting publishing two ordinances. One bans air rifle shouting on streets and requires licenses for merchants not permanently based in Frederick. The other enforces city licenses for itinerant sellers. the yearlong fee is debated. The council also moved to study dust suppression equipment and curb paving on West Fourth Street, while a resident pressed for cost sharing and action on overdue street work.

Frederick Quelness Johnson Larkins Adap Wall Rice Clifton Zihimeritan Takien- Inteslude Leary

R L Smith Promoted Freight Agent At Frederick Railroad

R L Smith, previously freight clerk at the Frederick Railroad Office, promoted to freight agent succeeding Paul Smith who was named Superintendent. Smith, a Woodsboro native and 12 month employee, is a Walkerville High and Blue Ridge College graduate. Harry Zimmerman named Frederick Railroad Braddock Heights agent, effective May 1, replacing Melvin A Biser who remains postmaster at Braddock Heights. Edward C Lease Jr named telephone operator in the branch exchange at Frederick Railroad Office. Also notes Comptroller of the Currency call for bank condition statements due April 18, Farmers and Mechanics Bank publishing its statement.

Frederick Railroad Robert L. Smith Frederick Railroad Company Pau Smith Blue Hidge College Union Bridge Harry Zimmerman Braddock Heights Auceéede Melvin A. B.biser Biser the Heights Edward C. Lease Jr Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank Today

Jersey Man's Story Sparks Vinci Revival Claim

George W. Thompson of Manasquan recounts health decline and credits Vinci cod liver and iron remedy for renewed strength and appetite. An ad urging readers to try Vinci with a satisfaction guarantee follows, listing J A Willainigon on North Market Street.

New Jersey George W. Thompson Manasquan Vinci J. A. Willainigon North Market Street

City Pastors Gather as Frederick Churches Share Greetings

Last evening at the Methodist Episcopal church a joint meeting brought nearly all city ministers to extend greetings from their congregations. Rev. E H Lamar opened the session and speakers praised church unity and the new M E church home. Remarks from Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixon, Rev. B L McLean, Rev. A Wintéis, Hetle L G. Kieffer, Rev. E H Hummelbaugh, Rev. Douglas Hooft, and Rev. U S G Rupp lauded cooperation, improvements, and funds raised, with plans for a Sunday school service tonight at 7:30.

Methodist Episcopal Frederick Devéra Lamar Thomas Freeman Dixon Presbyterian Church Wis BL. McLean Ted Ray A. Wintéis Hetle L G. Kieffer Evangelical’ Reformed Chirch E. H. Hummelbaugh The United Brethren. Church Douglas Hooft Epicrcpal Leiar John Wesley Episdopal Hooft G. Rupp Evangelical: Lutheran’church Lucy Thomas F. B. Sappington, Jr Dudley Buck W. 0

Baltimore concert shows city surveyor and singers

Wood, city surveyor of Baltimore, will make an address. Miss Elinor Markey will render a solo. A male soloist will sing "One Sweetly Salem Thought" by Ambrose. The string quartet FH Sappington Jr, BR L A Burek, Daniels, and Zhuaner perform Oberon selections.

Wood Baltimore Elinor Markey Salem Ambrose FH. Sappington, Jr L. A

Wireless regulation push from Maryland delegation in Congress

Maryland lawmakers backed government supervision of the wireless telegraph system. Representatives Lewis and Linthicum planned to introduce wireless regulation bills in the House today or tomorrow, Lewis delaying only due to parcels post legislation duties yesterday.

O. J. Lewisa Congress Maryland Lewis Linthifitin House

Residence repainted and porches added on local properties

The residence of Mr. Ezra Houck on the Liberty tow turnpike north of the city has been repainted by a force under Sourren J. Welty. Two brown concrete porches have been added to Dr. James M. Goodman’s property on East Patrick Street by contractor Schoy Hoke.

Reading Exra Houck Liberty Tow James M. Goodman East Patrick Street Schoy Hoke

Welty and Sinler Wed in Philadelphia Episcopal Church

Mr Charles A Welty of this city and Miss Annie A Sinler of Philadelphia were married yesterday in Philadelphia at the Episcopal rectory. The bride’s sister attended. After the ceremony the couple left for Baltimore and plan to reside on North Market Street. Welty, son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Welty, is a well known painter.

Death notices for Julia Ann Mnerva Moore in Cumberland and Frederick

Mrs Julia Ann Mnerva Moore widow of Leonard Moore dies at age 80s in Cumberland and Frederick Md authorities are asked to copy the notice.

Pittsburgh Chronicle

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