Court Street Traffic and Free Speech Discussed
Court street parking rules are debated with reference to an 1913 ordinance keeping ten feet between vehicles and one side parking. The piece urges clear rules on side to park to improve safety, noting current signs are insufficient. Also discusses Henry Ford vs Chicago Tribune on political criticism and freedom of discussion in public life. A traveling salesman anecdote follows.
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Gourt Street
Court Street
Court Street Traffe
Henry Ford
Chicago Tribune
Purely Personal Notice of Local Summer Visits
Miss Edna and Helena Rostkey are spending vacation with their aunt Mrs. Hoffman east of the city. Mr and Mrs John W. Bowera, who vacationed at Atlantic City, have returned. Misses Margaret and Sallie Shipley returned from two weeks at Norfolk Virginia Beach Ocean View Cape Henry and Old Point Comfort. Mr and Mrs George Miller of Dayton Ohio who visited Mrs Mary Luis on East Patrick street have returned home. Mr and Mrs J L B Wilhide and daughter Beatrice, Mrs Annie Glenn and Mrs Mary Glenn of Baltimore are spending the day with Mrs M M Kintz on East Fourth street. Mrs Beatrice Wilhide will remain for several weeks.
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Edna
Helena Rostkey
Court Street
Hoffman
Mary
Luis
Patrick Street
J. L. B. Wilhide
Beatrice
Annie Glenn
Mary Glenn
Baltimore
M. M. Kintz
Fourth Street
Beatrice Wilhide
Royal Kemp
West Fourth Street
Elizabeth Cahill
Princess Anne
Charlotte Motter
East Patrick Street
Anent
Nellie Blentiinger
Braddock
Edgar Burroughs Scott
Washington
William Bouldin, Jr
William Floyd Sicard
James H. Gambrill, Jr
S. King Haffner
Wiliam Etchison
New Market
Hymeneas Bell Holter and Anna Holter wed in Middletown
Irving V Bell of Walkersville, a returned Yank, and Miss Anna Mary Holter of Middletown were quietly married by Rev. Dr. George Altbert Snyder at the Reform edi parsonage in Middletown. The couple left for Baltimore Philadelphia and Atlantic City then plan to settle near Walkersville.
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Bell—Holter
Irving Victor Bell
Walkersville
Anna Mary Holter
Maurice Holter
Middletown
George Altbert Snyder
Reformedo
Autramobile
Bal- Cmere
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Walkersvlle
Frederick News Briefs From August 20 1899
Twenty years ago in Frederick William K Birely and Company shipped 300 chickens for Kent and Queens Fairs at Polchester Beach. Robert L Lorentz left Merry Makers to join Greenbury and Jacobs in Philadelphia and will tour New Jersey Pennsylvania and the South. A trolley party honored Miss M Gorman hosted by Col and Mrs I V Baughman at Braddock Heights. A Pavilion dance featured Mrs Wissler and others including Mayor and Mrs William Chilton and Mr and Mrs Adolphus Fearhake.
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the News
William K. Birely and Company
Kent
Queen Anne's
Polchester Beach
Robert L Lorentz
The
Merry Makers
Greenbury and Jacobs
Philadelphia
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
South
Braddock Heights
M. Gorman
Col
Mra
V. Baughman
Wissler
William Chilton
James Harris
Adolphus Fearhake
Forms for Pamary Ballots to Contain Republican Names
The election supervisors will soon finalize ballot formats for the September 8 primary. Democrats have five names on their ballot for State's Attorney and Sheriff, while Republicans will list many races including State Senator and county offices. separate committee contests may appear in Brunswick district. Registration for the primary is September 2, with a second registration day and a revision day before the November general election. Veterans of the army reaching age 21 since enlistment must register to vote in either the primary or general election.
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Board of Election Supervisors
Court of Appeals
We Gunton McSherry
Samuela A. Lewis
Sherman P. Bowers
George B. Culler
Edwin Freed
Brunswick
Stite
State Central
Orphans’ Court
Aistele
Iimary
Xerylee Ae Tk
Gleetton
Scouts to Reorganize In Frederick Troops Tonight
A meeting at the YM C A in Frederick will reorganize local Boy Scouts units. LtCol D John Markey urges attendance to discuss camp plans along the Monocracy banks next month and financing. The wartime work boosted youth programs and a new organization is expected to form with renewed enthusiasm for Frederick boys.
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Frederick
C. A
Boy Scouts of America
D. John Markey
Frederick Boys
Eader Leaves Frederick to Start Tailoring Business at Cumberland
W G Eader, former Frederick tailor now heading to Cumberland to reopen in the ladies tailoring trade. He previously ran a shop here until wartime service, serving as superintendent of the wing department at the Gallaudet Aircraft Construction plant in East Greenwich Rhode Island.
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Cumberland
W. G. Eader
Frederick
Eader
United States
Gallaudet Aircraft Construction
East Greenwich
Salvation Army Officer Brings Happy Message
Vice Adjutant Cuthbert of the Salvation Army, stationed in Montgomery Alabama, recounts long battle with constipation and liver trouble from calomel and harsh purgatives. He praises Dreco a natural remedy, claiming it gradually restores health and acts as a tonic. An advertisement endorses the product from Pearce's Modern Pharmacy in Frederic. Also a political notice from Clarence M Albauh Frederick District seeking County Treasurer in Republican primaries and Maurice A Bowlus Middletown announcing candidacy for County Treasurer.
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Cuthbert
Salvation Army
Montgomery
Frederic, Py Pearce
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