Emmitsburg ends year with healthy financial balance
The Emmitsburg Burgess and Commissioners report shows general receipts of 1 7 6 — including taxes and franchise revenue — and disbursements to salaries, street work, utilities, and street improvements. A bond fund balance stands at 496.90 with total bond debt across three issues at 8 403.
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Emmitsburg
Burgess and Commissioners
Edwin
Ohter
H. Stokes
Burgess
P. F. Burker
J. S Agnew
Chronicle Publishing Company
State Bank
S. Agner
Samuel Kugler
Patterson Bros
Jos. ‘Resler
Hernard Peters
James Laker
Boyle Bros
ReindoNar Bros
Francis Matthew
Frailey Bros
Herbert Gingel
Iammitsburg Water Company
Emmitsburg Electric Company
J. H. Stokes
Wiliam Morrison
William Morrison
C. F. Rotering
Francis Matthews
Edwin FF. Oqhler
Bernard Teters
Farmers’ State Bank
Drunken Driver Urged as Greatest Auto Menace at East Coast Meet
Eastern States automobile officials urged reversing licenses for drunk drivers as the surest way to cut fatal crashes. Baltic City officials cited jail terms and license revocation, with a push for permanent revocation. The next meeting will be in Baltimore, with plans to standardize headlight lenses discussed.
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Austin Baughman
Bangbmgu
Maine
New Unampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Quebec
Ontario
Canada
Baighuain
Baltimore
Shela
Atlantic City
Leopard Girdle Adorns Couture Costume in Paris
The leopard skin girdle enhances a wool skirt and white satin blouse ensemble. A small leopard embroidery motif on the front adds a decorative touch. Paris displays enthusiasm for these unusual fashion accents.
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Paris
Democrats and Republicans Voter Registration Report
A countywide tally shows Democratic registrations dominating in most city precincts with 81 Democrats and 16 Republicans noted in the sample. Precinct results list total registrations and party splits, while a closing note mentions polar bears using rocks and missiles against walruses observed by Arctic explorers.
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Denver
Republicalto
Republica
Denice
Better Homes in Maryland to Promote Home Betterment Week
Maryland homemakers join a national Better Homes Week campaign May 11 to 18 spearheaded by Potter Homes in America. Ten Maryland communities have announced demonstrations with more likely in the coming days and a national headquarters lists district chairmen including Miss W M Keller and Mrs T Harry Penn in various towns. Fringe trends expand beyond evening wear to tube and straysis line tracks, with fashion noting fringe as a versatile accessory.
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Maryland
Better Homes
Potter Homes In
America
Better Thmes Inmerica
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D. C
W. M. Keller
College Park
T. Harry Penn
Glyndon
Thomas R. Brown
Qarmetsvills
Elva Bohanna
la Pata
J. Swine Willis
Relay
Myra M. Thlmes
Riverdale
Roland P. Wagner
Rockville
Man Charged Under Compulsory School Law in Brunswick
William Johnson, a Black man from near Burkittsville, was arrested by County Constable Charles W. Smith after missing a school appearance. At a Brunswick hearing before Justice Howard Marvin Jones he was fined $1 and costs totaling $1455, then jailed for not paying the fine. He later paid and was released, but previous notices alleged he failed to send a child to school and again did not appear.
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William Johnson
Burkittsville
Charles W. Smith
Howard Marvin Jones
Brunswick
Johnson
Jones
Smith
Justice Jones
Death of Mrs Annie A Burriss in Gaithersburg
Following a long illness Mrs Annie A Burriss wife of Willis Burriss died at her home in Gaithersburg aged thirty seven years. She is survived by her husband and a son from a former marriage. The body was sent to Statesville North Carolina for burial. Mrs Burriss formerly was a Miss Sherrill of North Carolina.
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Willis Burriss
Annie A. Burriss
Gaithersburg
Statesville
N. C
Burriss
Sherrill
North Carolina
Grabill and Hamilton Tie The Knot In April Nuptials
Edna M Hamilton daughter of Mr and Mrs R I Hamilton Liberty and Layton G Grabill son of Mr and Mrs John Grabill Union Bridge were married at the First Baptist parsonage on Wednesday April 2 by Rev W G Royal. They will reside in Norristown Pa where the groom is employed.
Belmont-Sweet wedding in Washington DC
Belmont Charles Belmont and Miss Anna Sweet of Washington DC wed Monday afternoon at Rev. Robert Lee Bair’s North Market street residence. Witnesses and details not provided.
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Belmont—Sweet
Jack Charles Belmont
Anna Sweet
Washington, D. C
Robert Lee Bair
North Market Street
Houck Jr. Improves After Broken Leg In Ball Game
Charles 5 Houck Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles Houck of West Second street shows improvement after two leg bones were broken during a Sunday ball game at Clifton Park Baltimore He remains in hospital awaiting swelling to subside before casting His wife Mrs Heart L G Kieffer recuperates from pneumonia at home Edna Harner of Trail avenue recovers well after a City Hospital operation
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Charles 5. Houck, Jr
Charles 8. Houck
West Second Street
Houck
Evening Sun
Baltimore
Clifton Park
Church Tome and Infirmary
Heart L. G. Kieffer
West Church Street
Edna Harner
Trail Avenue
City Hospital
Local Markets Report Wheat and Corn Prices Noted
Reading shows wheat price around 1.07 and corn per barrel around 3.75 with other market figures partially legible. Market activity and unit measurements are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate commodity quotes.
College Queen Crowned at Carnegic Institute Pageant
Miss Rosalyn Scott named beauty queen of Carnegic Institute in Penneyivania with judges Charles Tana cibson Phillips and Tony Sarg.
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Rosalyn Scott
Carnegic Institute
Penneyivania
Charles Tanacibson
Does Phillips
Tony Sarg
Local notices and events for May at community venues
Stockholders meeting for Great Southern Producing and Refining Co set for Friday May 2 at 8 pm in the Y M G A Reading room. Cake sale May 3 at McCardell Building 2 to 5 pm benefiting F A W Alumnae. Calvary M B Church primary grade hall May 2 at 2 pm home baked goods sale. Woodsboro Opera House May 2 dance with Rix Everhart's Orchestra admission 100 for men 25 cents for women. Eagles initiation April 30 with Washington degree team. Modern bungalow for sale near car line and a 5 room brick home on Trail Ave Early possession. Dance at United Hall May 3 830 with Blue Melody Boys. Key Hotel May 2 8 pm Women’s Democratic Club with card prizes and refreshments. tickets $1 at Democratic Headquarters.
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Great Southern Producing and Refining Co
Woodsboro Opera House
Rix Everhart
Francis Scott Key
Women's Democratic Club
Tdemocratic Headquarters
Maryland Road Contracts Let on Georgetown Pike Link
The M. J. Grove Line Company won a 40 701 10 contract for 1.5 miles of highway from the Georgetown pike to the Montgomery county line. Crawford Paving Company bid 56 449 60. Grove already works Urbana toward Hyattstown and Clarksburg toward Frederick, leaving three miles to connect to Washington. Plans call for a three mile link this summer along with the Hounsboro Sharpsburg highway project funded from Boonsboro to Sharpsburg.
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Twentie Huk
Grove Company
Georgetown Pike
Urbana
Hyattstown
Montgomery County
Highwiny
Clarksburg
Foward
Frederick
Washington
Mate Roads Commission
Hounsboro
Sharpsburg
Boonsboro
Antivtam
Bester-Long Company
Hagerstown
Gosnell-Russell Company
Frederick area notices mix car care and local services
A montage of Frederick Maryland small ads announces car washing and Simonizing, chiropody move to 26 South Market, second-floor medical offices after May 1 1924, baby chicks from Frederick Feed Store, milk price cut May 1 1924, flowers plants at Creager's, George A Reynolds battery service relocation, Green Motor Car Co Paige Jewett cars, Brad dock Heights cottage sale, and Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals meeting May 1 1924 with a local baseball game.
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North Market St
Willis Motor Co
George A. Reynolds
Frederick Storage Battery Company
Green Motor Car Co
Paige and Jewetti
Glenn Green
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
M. C
Citizens National Bank Sale and Local Notices
Public sale of bank stock and hotel shares listed with names of directors and officers in Frederick Maryland. Auction to be held at courthouse door May 8 1924 at 2 o clock with cash terms. Also local ads: junk shop solicitations and various small notices.
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Frederick
Frederick County National Bank
Farmers’ and Mercianics' National Bank of
Frederick Hotel Co
Samuel G. Duvall
Cliften Station
Wroderick
Helen
Wy Farry Jinner
Oar
W. N. Jolffe
Ageut
Real Estate Rush in Gilmore Flautt Listings
An extended advertisement details numerous brick and frame dwellings for sale in Gilmore Flautt listings. Properties include 7 room brick houses on Third Street and North Market Street with modern amenities, several 6 to 8 room brick dwellings with heat and electric, and multiple building lots in Montongua Avenue Wilson Avenue Rosemont and College Park. Prices range with a highlighted offer of 3000 dollars and a sale date note May 6th 1024.
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Third Street
West South Street
West Fifth Street
Nose Elm
Bath
South Street
East Fifth Street
Market Atreen
North Market St
Ateam
North Market Street
East Fourth Street
Market St
Tra! Avenue
Park Ave
Park Row
Montongua Ave
Wilson Ave
Rosemont
N Bentz Gt
N. Market St
College Park
Baltimore
Brigle
Strance
South St
West Patth Street
Fifth St
Art
Elty
Grayson TT
Mercer
Rent Stute and Insurance
Lythian Castle
Irrederctk
South Market Street
East Patrick Street
East Seventh Street
Wear Fourth Street
Theo
H. Alexander
Potts & Griffin Invites Careful College Park Investment
Potts and Griffin of College Park asks investors to study city opportunities and compare lot prices with Frederick. The firm promotes careful investigation of conditions, promises, performances, and potential as it aims to build a new city within a city with strength and stability.
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College Park
Frederick
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Lee
Car Nne
Trail Ave
Noah FE
Cramer & Son
United Hall
Blue Melody Boys
Washington Road
Simoniz
Frederick City
Charles Chase
Henry Raabe
South Market St
R. W. Baer
T. W. Cul
EF. R. Worthington
Will Ocupy
Eastchurch Stem
Frederick Feed Store
Creager’s
Frederick, Md
George's Creek
J. A. Jamison
Braddock Heights
Bradnsek Waights Park
Theodore H. Alexander
Patrick Street
Teenness Athletic Club of
Fredericksh
Citizens’ National Bank
Joseph D. Baker
Holmes D. Baker
John A. Baker
Joseph McDivit
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
J. Travers Thomas
John
Haat Third
Chapel Alley
Frederick Junk CO
Frank Gastley
A. R. Donald
Beanena
D. Z Stull
S Market
Freeman
Alfreeman
N. Warker St
Frank James
W. Fifth St
Karl Jacobson
Kaufman Motor CO
Patrie Street
Edward James
W. Patrick Street
Sener Ein
Tee
Maryland Supply Co
Gilmore E, Flautt
Gilmore R. Flautt
Markwood D. Harp
West End
North Market Stree
MARE
Real Estate & Insurance
Putiuan Castle
Community Finance Service Inc
Wasitington Street
Hagertown
Mantz
Artoo
Bratered
Tehera
Thomas Price
Bis House
Thomas Pp
Rich
Real Est., Mort. & Inv. CO
Stats Road
Erica
Fourth Street
Newhomea Park Ave
M. Clary
M. H. Nelson
West
Patrick St
N. Jolliffr
Church St
Phuna
E. Darner
Grayson H. Mercer
Noah
B. Cramer
James EH. Cramer
W. Third St
Bridgs
Rocky Ridge
FE Fourth St
Grahcham
Hansonville
B. Patrick
Relek
KE 2Nd St
Ifamsville
Lewietown
Elm St
Noah E Cramer
City Homes
Watate
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Potts & Griffin
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