Accident Near Log Cabin Inn Involving Truck and Car
Andrew Pringle, 58, of Brunswick, was injured with scalp lacerations and shoulder injuries when a Chevrolet truck rolled and overturned near the Log Cabin Inn on Jefferson Frederick Road Tuesday afternoon. The driver, whose name was not learned, reportedly turned the vehicle to back onto the road, causing a secondary crash. Four passengers were in the back. one was thrown and pinned beneath. Dr Thomas Strothern of Brunswick treated Pringle at Frederick City Hospital. Pringle was later reported as not seriously injured and may return to Brunswick today. Jesse Dater of Brunswick assisted, and Pringle was believed transporting thoroughbred cattle to Pennsylvania.
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Andrew Pringle
Teacdert
Brunnswick
She
Pringle
Jesse Dater
Brunswick
Thomas Strothern
Frederick City
Pennsylvania
Final Playground Season Event Sees Contests Friday Night
The Frederick Playground Commission hosts the final inter playground event of the season in Baker Park Friday at 6 15 p m. North Market Street School faces Baker Park in lawn bowling while Washington Street meets Harmon Field in dodge ball. Paddle tennis players include Anna Beard Charlotte Hofman John James and Lewis Alexander. An exhibition of booklets is planned. Additional items note a Legion meeting at 137 East Church Street and a probate filing for the late epie of Frederick County.
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Fredenck Playground Commission
Baker Park
North Market Street
Baker Park Shine
Washington sTeet
Harmon Field
Anna Beard
Charlotte Hofman
John James
Lewis Alexander
Lewis Fagen
Digest Of State Game Laws With Hunting Season
The article outlines Maryland hunting seasons and legal limits for various game. It notes open seasons for deer, geese, doves, squirrels, partridge, quail, and other species across Garrett and nearby counties, with dates ranging from October to December. It also covers unlawful methods, possession of traps, and the need for a valid license and bag limits under state and federal rules.
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Maclustre
Qautes
We Co
Howard
Baltimore
Hurfersd
Cour
Turkes
Garret
Maryland
Redan Gan Club
Washington
Inclus
Garrett County
Dreinahy
Geome Cr
Vic
Ta Hent
Carrheal Tran Chogt
Lim Fund
Brant Wits
Reed B
Reés Autefinitel
Fecera
Squire
Cemse
Kaw
C E Convention Plans Being Made
Flans for the annual convention of the Preactick County Christian Encourager Union to be held at Sperry town October 4 are being made following a local meeting of the county orga non. Members from various parts of the state will attend the meeting with a program arranged for the rear oye ture.
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Chistian Engeavor
S.perrytown
Love Cormitce
Orga
Mearmare
Whiners la Forest
Wastmans
New York
Fiel
Marlard
Mos
Lucas Rodenhi
Aucusie
Batarore Council of Reticions Education
COLT
Comorton
Novelty of new paper money fading as currency changes
An early report notes that the novelty of new currency is wearing off as smaller bills circulate. The Treasury plans retirement of the older denomination at a rate around two and a half million dollars, with public preference for either old or new money and gradual transition underway.
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Treasury Department
Wevonant Gonn S Renni Georse Casts
A garbled fragment mentions names and a casting context with likely proper nouns. Readable parts imply a note on individuals with possible roles or credits, though full details are unavailable.
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S. Renni Georse
Injunction Sought Against Geo D Shearrer in Matrimonial Case
A petition seeks an injunction against Geo D Shearrer alleging duress threats and coercion by the husband to annul a marriage. The filing asks restraining orders to prevent threats harassment and interference, and requests further relief as the case proceeds with service issued and a date set for response.
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Anate Reef
Marrage
Threits
Tre
Alban
Shearrer
Saemrrets Motuer
Traveling freight agent dies by own action in Maryland
Hagerstown August 21 AP Charles S Hendricase 55 of Reas Maryland, traveling freight agent for Balt more and Chi Raiscad shop, shot self after altercation in freight offices. Officials report he pulled a pistol during a dispute and killed himself. Police and witnesses recall a tense moment preceding the act.
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Hagerstown
Charles S Hendricase
Reas
Baltmore
Mimses
Toda
Gal H Wolfe
Fashion Show 10 SE to Be Held September 24 27
A planning meeting of chairmen outlined the fourth annual Fashion and Business Show to be staged at the Armory September 24 25 26 and 27. The Hinamis club sponsors the event with profits aiding charity. Exhibitors prepare displays while tickets will go on sale to fill the big hall. Prizes and novelty acts are planned to attract crowds across four evenings.
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ER Crane
Eas Pa’ Reek Taesdas Everarg RE Tov
Armory
Hinamis Club
Ds City
Biol
Spat Tae
Roland Harowehl
Harrys McDonald
Dicket Comnittes
Crosta
Admarene Baltic
Grover L Michael
Lgat
Ihe
Extertir Vloe
Nwidirs Herbst
S Hahn
Ught.ag
Mortadterinirg
Te Picnic on aturdas Boas ace Seem Camm Sr.ed Erehien
Fragmentary OCR text with dates and names appears garbled. readable elements suggest a note about a picnic event and a date in August. No clear entities or structured facts emerge to form a coherent summary.
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Boas Ace Seem Camm Sr
Erehien
Catch 44 Fish corposea of Psd Bo Chi, Yi we De
Fragmentary OCR yields a brief note mentioning Catch 44 Fish, a phrase that may reference a fish catch or a title. No clear person, place, date, or organization is readable enough to establish a concrete event or outcome.
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Psd
Bo Chi
Year long tally shows June peaks for marriage licenses
The year long tally records 816 marriage licenses issued locally with June as the peak month and January the least popular. Proportions show 43 percent of licenses issued in certain months, while Frederik County tied for most popular months alongside April May and October, each with 31 licenses, and local licenses varied by month across 1928 1929.
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Marie
Sprimgidweard
Rte
oMirhe
Deze Jinvar Pala Ag
Frederik County
Jane
Dicember
Tre
Atinshiie
Leenses
Potomac Edison Picnics At Heights On Two Days
Potomac Edison plans its annual outing at Braddock Heights on Thursday and Friday August 22 and 23 with a full afternoon and evening program. The event draws employees and families from Waynesboro Martinsburg Berkeley Spotsylvania Hancock Winchester and Fredericksburg area. Activities include pool events, dancing, and a catching-beats contest with prizes. executives, including President W. W. Rites, are expected to attend.
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Potomac Edison
Heights
Braddock Heights
Hacersloan
Waynesboro
Martinosburgh Tne
Berauey
Hancock
Winches Va
Berty iv1
Chares
Purcell. Va
Union Broage
Frederier
Endance
Ng Basher
Betares 12 Ang i 59 and Supper Beaten 5 and 620 President Wwof
Potomac
Fragmented OCR notice from mystery source
unreadable text fragment includes scattered names and phrases with missing context. The legible bits reference places and numbers but lack coherent events or clear subjects to summarize into a definitive news item.
Bay Swells Stop Williams Mercury Test at Chesapeake Bay
Anhappus Md Aug ? AP Stresses from sea swells halted Lieut Alfred Williams from launching his Mercury racer in Chesapeake Bay for a test before the Schneider Cup races. A high swell forced cutting the motor and second attempt, while passing ferries and vessels crowded the bay and blocked his path.
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Anhappus Md
Strells
Chesapeake Bay
Alford J Willams
Williams
Cnecapeace Bay
Mauretania Sets Another Record at Sea
Mauretania breaks its own speed record yet Bremen remains slower. The voyage details show gains in time and efficiency, with observers noting sustained performance and notable progress in transatlantic travel milestones.
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Mauretania
Bremen
Costes Follows Graf On World Flight Quest
Report notes World flight ambition of Count Zeppelin, Costes and Graf Zeppelin crew. Eckener and officers prepare for Pacific crossing from Berlin Deretz station. Swiss aviators Leaser and Luetsieger missing after attempting North Atlantic crossing with no word by Roosevelt Field.
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Costes
Graf
Eckener
Texo
Hugo Eckener
Graf Zeppelin
Caval Air Station
Derete
Ths
Pacific
Germany
New York
North Atlantic
Europe
America
Roosevelt Field
Oscar Leaser
Kurt Lues Cieger
Bea~ Cons
Myers
New Foundland
Nova Scotia
16 Entrants Remain In Woman's Air Derby
From Santa Monica to Cleveland, 16 entrants started the leg to El Paso Texas with the field led by New Zealand's Keith Mu and Thea Rasche, who faced delays and rough weather during the daylong flight.
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Siznis
Womans Ar Cesb
Santa Monica
Canf
Cleveland
EL Paso
Texas
Ape
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Legum Aguilary
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Francis Scott Key Post No 11
Tis Legion Home
East Church Street
Ocean City
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Flora Strins
John al
Fredemice Co
Benden
Noman E. Belonpic
Tve Cong
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L Stoner
Tatua
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Dans
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Stoner
Billy Sluaher
HJ. S
J W Baier
C. E. Convention
MABE
Liberty
Frederick
Bieta
Beach
Cod
Casseree
Trough
GEO. D. Shearrer
C. S. Hendrickson
Self
Caviles
Heeamessco
Ted Suz
AMOR
Tts Balumos
Henarickson
Harold
Kiwanis Club
Aturdas
Great Britain
Pean
Ps Seets
Ind
Sasea
Gro Reef
Engreee Vale Wuuietar Sosy
Baan
Ian PY
Tunis Gils
Ieee
Catia
Atlantic
Alg
Lakehurst
South Atlantic
Lode Wald
Zeppelin
Tokio Cosies
Will
le Bourget
Vishbostok
Siberia
Tealteoy
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