Long Journey Rider Passes Frederick on Way to New York
Joseph P. Schantin of Portland Oregon rode through Frederick yesterday on a 5069 mile coast to coast trek. He left Capon Bridge West Virginia and plans to reach Washington New York and finally Portland by November first. Schantin travels on a Flying Merkel motorcycle with extra clothing and averages about 220 miles a day despite washouts and occasional flats. He camps at towns or farms when weather allows and reports expenses around 250 dollars daily with nights spent in farms or hotels.
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Joseph P. Schantin
Portland
Oregon
Frederick
Chantin
Oregon City
A.J. Neiez
San Diego
Califo
San di
Neisz
Old ‘Mexico
Sebahtin
Capon’ Bridge
Frederik
Washington
New York
Schantin
Maryland Bankers Praise Thrift Rates Rise in State
Maryland Bank Commissioner Downes says people are getting richer and thriftier as banking institutions report a favorable year ending June 4. He notes growing savings among residents, small safe banks spreading in counties, careful bankers, and an overall satisfactory condition despite weather and price influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Downes
Annual convention of Disorder of Columbia and in Federation
More than 600 delegates will attend the gathering from the two jurisdictions. Arrangements are being perfected by George M. Henderson, secretary and treasurer of both bodies, for the convention to be held in Hagerstown on August 19 to 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Disster of
Columbia
of Labor
Hagerstown
George M. Henderpoon
Brunswick plans new bowling alley beneath Imperial theater
Mrs R A Steele owner of the Imperial on High Street Brunswick prepares an expansion by excavating the basement to install an up to date bowling alley. An advertisement pushes Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and bloating, claiming they strengthen digestion and regulate bowels.
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Brunswick
R. A. Steele
Imperial
Moving Picture Theater
High Street
Brunsw
British protester to lead fight against canal discrimination
E R an Washington Aug 2 Mitchell in ness counselor for the British legation is in charge of Great Britain's protest against the proposal to admit American coastwise vessels free through the Panama canal He will direct the campaign against such discrimination.
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Washington
Mitchell Inness
Great Britain
Panama’ Canal
Baltimore and Ohio trims liquor service on dining cars
Orders issued by B and C cut liquor sales on dining cars in Pennsylvania and New Jersey effective yesterday. Travelers between Baltimore and New York by rail will get only cold water or harmless drinks. The Pennsylvanian road already enforced such rules. the Baltimore and Ohio had halted liquor sales on Pullman cars about three years ago.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Baltimore
New Ork
Ohio
Diinois
Buckeystown Exchange Upgraded by Local Telephone Linemen
Linemen from the C P Telephone Company are in Buckeystown this week stringing new cable and carrying out work for the removal of the Buckeystown exchange from the residence of Mr. G. W Hess to the home of Mr. N. R. Schaeffer. The company plans to install one new box at each location instead of a single center box, moving wires away from the town center and replacing old poles along the street as the old Frederick County Telephone Company lines are removed.
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Buckeystown
C. &P. ‘Telephone Company
G. Wo Hess
N. R. Schaeffer
Nake
Ithe
Frederick County Telephone Company
Hagerstown Automobile Club Invites Frederick Owners to August 6 Meeting
The Hagerstown Automobile Club sent invitations to Frederick automobile owners to join a dinner and discussion on August 6 at Braddock Heights about road conditions in Washington and Frederick counties. Governor Goldsborough and the Roads Commission are invited to attend. About 200 autoists are expected.
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Hagerstown
Automobile Owners of
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Washington
Goldsborough
Roads Commission
Maryland Week Planned Exposition Dates Set
Professor T B Symon of Maryland Agricultural College visited Baltimore to promote the 1912 Maryland Week Exposition with dates set for November 18 through 23 after meetings with railroad officials. Brunswick appoints C B Nicodemus to inspect water spigots and hydrants to curb waste or unauthorized use.
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Maryland
T. B. Symon
Maryland Agricultural College
Baltimore
Brunswick
C. 8. Nicodemus
Water Department
Scalding Bean Can Explosion Injures Weverton Resident
Miss Martha Bingham of Weverton daughter of County Tax Collector A. B. Bingham was seriously scalded at home when a can of beans exploded while warming in water on a stove. Expansion caused the blast, throwing hot contents over her. An electric sign project on West Patrick Street by Rich Sign Co. of York, Pa was installed in front of Griffin and Griffin Insurance.
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Martha Bingham
Weverton
A. B. Bingham
Miss Bingham
Griffin and Griffin
West Patrick Street
Rich Sign Co
York, Pa
Desperate farmers repair rough county road to MeKals
Desperate residents along the Red Bridge to McKaig road, a rough clay highway in poor county condition, have halted work on their farms to build a makeshift road improvement. Farmers converge with tools, hiring labor paid by the county while saying the project may seed broader repairs. The effort faces limited hands and uncertain completion as the county covers most expenses and promises future work.
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MeKals
Red Bridge
McKaig
Frederick
Agricul‘turalists
McKaig Road
Hidden sale notice about skin products in Freda city
A fragmentary ad describes skin product claims and a promise of money back if it fails. It mentions selling by a local first dealer and references Freda city with unclear details and partial phrases about removal and guarantee.
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Freda
Oll Weil
Resignation Leads to New Bailiff in Thurmont
Jere Dutrow has resigned as bailiff to the Thurmont Town Commissioners and Howard Hahn has been appointed to the position.
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Jere Dutrow
Thurmont
Howard Hahn
Jersey bull gores young man at Maryland farm
Young Mr. McKinsey, 22, of Frederick heritage, was seriously wounded at the McKinsey farm on the Magothy River near Robinson Station when a Jersey bull gored him in the groin and right arm. He attempted to rope the beast to deliver meat, the bull charged, and McKinsey staggered to a ladder. He was carried to the house. doctors were summoned, with concern over possible infection. condition described as improving after treatment.
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McKinsey
Jersey
Woerner McKinsey
Folger McKingsey
Bentztown
Frederick
MceKinsey
Magothy Meadows
Magothy River
Robinson Station
Young McKinsey
Joswpho Rennham
James Dhingslea
Ar Niger
John FP. Manger
Naltmere
Property Transfers and Real Estate Deals Noted
In business court notices several real estate transfers are listed. C Ehner Stine and wife transfer property to Ruc bie Landis for 2700 dollars. Clayton C. Reedy et al. transfer to Aubury M. J. Chureli for 3660. Georgette Lambert et al. transfer to John Cuner. John H. Horine and wife transfer to Lewis Irvin for Myersville property at 1000. Elmer Stine sold property on Eighth Street to Rubl Landig for 2700.
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C. Ehner Stine
Rucbie Landis
City
Clayton C. Reedy
Aubury M. J. Chureli
Georgette
Lambert
John Om. Cuner
John
Lewis Trvin Agg
Myersville
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Jefferson
Poutey
Lennewicker
Myersville Street
Monecay
Thompa G. Buriey
Paul: Winkleman
Arthur: Slifer
Charles Reddlemoser
Anna M. Blatter
Ing. Martz
G@harles
Abrecht
Mr. Haller
Itecel's
Milby
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Cas
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Seabringe Lickner
John’ "E., Wade and
Gortride F. Stewart
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Temple OF Music
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la France
H. R. Flautt
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Frederick Cal
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