Moler Elected Mayor of Brunswick in Corporation Vote
At Brunswick's annual corporation election Jacob H. Moler, president of the Council, was elected mayor to fill the unexpired one year term of Edward C. Shafer who resigned. Burke won second ward support against Karn and Warn, with Moler securing ward wins 1 and 3. Councilmen results show Malone, Goode, Aligire, Nuse, and Brown among others. Handel of Handy’s Band visit and Miss Estelle Houck’s return from Johns Hopkins are also noted.
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Brunswick
Jacob H. Moler
Edward C. Shafer
Thomas
Burke
Charles B Warn
Karn
William F. Goode
H. M. Thompson
J. Luther Malone
Barry C. Aligire
George Nuse
Raymond I. Brown
C. F. Willard
C. Albert Orrison
Everett W. Lease
Mr. Moler
Shafer
Moser
Blue Ridge Transportation Company Formed In Maryland
Articles filed with the Maryland State Tax Commission establish The Blue Ridge Transportation Company an amalgamating trolley and bus firm. Incorporators include V. Hull Alexander Armstrong J Cleveland Grice Cyrus F Flook Dr H L Eneisly R Paul Smith and Augustus Ludwig with 200000 capital. Hull named general manager overseeing bus operations.
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Blue Ridge Transportation Company
State Tax Commission of Maryland
Hagerstown
H. L. Eneisly
R Paul Smith
Augustus Ludwig
V. Hull
EV. Hull Bus Lines
Property Deed Transfer in Brunswick and Licenses List
Mearl Lee Crabin and wife deed property in Brunswick to Rory Crowl and wife for $5. Marriage licenses: James W W Allen 23 and Mabel Irene Secord 24 divorced in Hagerstown. William J Steedman 26 and Anna May Allen 20, both of Lancaster. A stray line about cubic feet appears in the text.
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Mearl Lee Crabin
Rory Crowl
Brunswick
James WW. Allen
Mabel Irene Secord
Hagerstown
William J Steedman
Anna May Allen
Lancaster
Post's Bran Flakes a Nourishing Ready to Eat Cereal
Bran flakes are ready to eat with cream or mint and are specially processed to cleanse the system without irritating the intestines. Rich in carbohydrates proteins minerals and vitamins of wheat, it is described as a highly nourishing laxative food for your grocer's shelves.
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Post's
Greer's
Maryland Cities Report Low Infant Mortality in 1922
Baltimore and Cumberland posted the lowest infant mortality among Maryland cities with populations over 16,000 in 1922, 89 deaths per thousand births. Frederick 91, Hagerstown 102, Annapolis 105. Maryland average 89.6 across five cities, state ranking 20th nationally. Oregon led four-city rate 58.6. Washington 58.9 for nine cities. Minnesota 60.2 for eleven. California 64.6 for twenty-five.
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Baltimore
Cumberland
Maryland
American Child Health Association
Herbert Hoover
Seventh Avenue
New York
Frederick
Hagerstown
Annapolis
District of Columbia
United States
Oregon
Washington
Minnesota
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moler
Council Victoria
Handy
C. Handy
Opera House
Sara Martin
Colored Phonograph
Memphis
Beale Street
Harlem
Estelle Houck
Rocky Ridge
Hanover High School
John Hopkins Hapital
Miss Houck
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Worcester
Mass
Bran
American Health Association
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Second and Market Sts
City Opera House
Phonograph
Blues
W. C. Handy
Sara Martin Medley
Sissle
Black Orchestra
Grainger-Robbins -Grainger
Florida Blues’’. “Aunt Hague’s Children Blues” Orchestra
Love
Daniel
Earl Bamford
J. Pete Zabriskie
Pasadena
Clef Club
Mauvoleyn
James
Europe
Fred, Beyan
Papa
Marmma
Williams
Martin Sara Martin
Smythe
Earl Bumpord
South Sea
Carolina
Bebe
Michigan Water
Virginia
Ballin
St. Louis Blues
Sara Martin and
Make Records
Casper E. Cline
E.H. McBride
Samuel C. Thomas
G. F. Smith
James Houck
Hammond Clary
Eli G. Haugh Spencer E
Stup
Thomas B. H. Dudrow
G. F. Smith Hammond Clary
Charles T. Dudderar
Edgar H. McBride R
J. Dutrow
Albert L. Bussard M
Michael
You Belong
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
P. O
Hoover
Mullinix
Bentz
the Rug Store
Bliss Electrical
Washington, D. C
R H. Busservd
J. Frederick, Md
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