Overcrowded Frederick schools prompt urgent call for funds
A Frederick editorial complains about crowded classrooms hindering pupil progress and teacher efficiency. It urges funding and new schoolhouses, noting basements become unsuitable spaces and stressing the need for adequate sunlight, space, and resources to educate local children.
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Board of School Commission
Era
Aladdin
Court House
Bin
Frederick
Chuck Street
Washington Street School
Roy High School
Uble
NO ADVANCE TAX RULINGS AND TRAVELING MAN'S EXPERIENCE
The Bureau of Internal Revenue said it will not issue advance rulings on abstract propositions or hypothetical cases. Decisions will be provided only after a transaction is completed with full facts and real parties named. Also included is a testimonial by traveling salesman W H Ireland of Louisville Ky about using Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy during a 1888 trip.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Treasury Department
Bureau
Internal Revenue
Oof Corporation
Yo Mibmersars
Tas Bureau
W. H. Ireland
Louistilice
Tom
Injured in smash up reported near Harm ndey Grove
Miss Mildred Thomas and Miss Margaret Shipley, both daughters of local families, along with Frank Newman and Charles Groff, were injured when their five passenger car was struck by a Northern Central freight train at a crossing near the toll gate. Thomas suffered an extensive scalp wound. Shipley bruises and shock. Newman and Groff were badly cut and bruised. All were taken to the hospital. Thomas recovering well, Shipley sent home. Engineer Spangler stopped the train. the party had left from Mr Kontauhn’s earlier that evening.
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Mildred Thomas
William H. ‘Thomas
Harmnéday Grove
Margaret Shipley
Willan Shipley
West Fourth Street
Frank Newman
Charles Groff
Washington
Northern
Central
North Yasaw
Tollgate
Méea Geoweg, Jr
Mr. Groff
Miss Shipley
Misa Thomas
John I. Bontram
Middletown
Shipley
Thomas
Ura
Geo. Spangler
Samuel Nusbaum
Eward Kepper
Mina Thomas
Aml
Myr Newman
Me Gio
Saturday Not a Holiday Declared Yet
Governor Harrington says no plan for an executive proclamation declaring Saturday a holiday though Labor Day follows with a Sunday. No request has been made. Also notes an ABA event with Albert C. Ritchie and George Whitlock involvement in Boston in September.
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Harrington
Ritchie Yo
Bar Association
Albert C. Ritchla
Maryland
American Bar Association
Boston
George Whittock
W.thon Kemp
Frederick area social notes mixed with visits and moves
A stream of local residents and visitors is recorded with names and places. Paul Brakely and family plan to move from 118 West Church Street to Baltimore, while Raymond G. Ford will occupy the vacated house after repairs. Detroit and Frederick visitors are noted, including Miss Kathryn Karlae from East Church Street and others visiting Union Bridge, Harrisonburg, York, and Baltimore. Various residents spend Sundays with relatives and travel for visits, with several households and street corners referenced.
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Paul
West Church Street
Baltimore
Raymond G. Ford
Ierbert Runkles
Detroit
Mehigan
Frederick
Mary H. Miller
Smithsburg
Wm. A. Bentz
Hagerstown
Leonard Wachter
Mast Church Street
Alice ©. Ray
East Third Street
Harrisonburg
Kathryn Karlae
East Church
York
Han
DO. Krise
Chioe
CG. Krise
J. Paul Smith
West Third Street
Woodahoro
J. Elwood Brown and Son
Baltimere
Jesse W. Brown
South Market Street
Mia
Pop
Bond
Catherine
Samuel Etzler
William Barton
Clyde Dinter
Inond
Felzter
John @taler
New York
Lalman Keller
Eimer Zalmmenmaan
Roy Alain Wan
Walkersville
Charles OR. Kefanver
Brooklyn
C. Edward Sinn
North Market Street
AL Milton Kefauver
Charles Ro Kefauver
Joel, Stokes
Emmitsburg
Fifth Street
Atlantic
City
Tax Receipts Hit Nine Thousand Eighty Six In August
County Treasurer Roger G Harley reported August tax receipts totaling 8067.00, pushing the month’s overall collection above the 100000 mark for August and ahead of any August since 1918 when 185000 was reached. Interest charging begins September 1 with state tax due October 1 and county tax due January. Many payments came from Bromwith residents, a district outside Frederick, as taxpayers rushed to pay before due dates and with money in active circulation.
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Roger G. Harley
Bromwith
Prederich
State Has 41 Legion Posts in Maryland
Maryland stands twenty ninth in service members and eighteenth in American Legion posts with 41 formed. State Organizer Will Wayne reported at Ballimore headquarters that New York leads with 288 posts and Pennsylvania second with 23. Plans seek Legion Sunday on November 11 and a Minneapolis convention delegates tally.
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Maryland
American Legion
Will Wayne
Ie Hoon Buildiing
Ballmere
Marykind
North Carolina
South Carolina
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Town
Legion
Paris
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Campaign Fight
Local notes recount a Republican primary in Catoctin district at Wattsville ending in a free for all. Leonard Trownickie, son of County Commissioner Grossnickle, was badly hurt as factional clashes stained the event amid Blickenstaf versus Grossnickle supporters.
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Frederick
Catoctin
Wattsville
Leonard Trownickie
George PL Grossnickle
Groxsnickles
Blickenstaf
Graossnickle
Frederick County
Jesse Nicodemus
Lingapore
GHO
D. ToMs
Jackson
An Old Fault Finder Advertisement Advice
An irritable fault finder claims indigestion and constipation originate from faulty disposition. A man with good digestion is well nourished. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen the stomach and aid natural bowel movements.
Friends Creek School to Open After Two Years Closed
In Frederick county a mountain school near Friends Creek reopens September 2 after a two year closure. Miss Welden, Columbia graduate, will lead with Miss Newman, trained nurse, as community health supervisor. Difficulties in attracting teachers due to isolation are noted, as more outlying schools resume service.
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Pennsylvania Jine
Friends' Creek ‘School
Frederick
Misa Welden
New York
Columbia University
New York City
Miss Newmen
Waynesboro
Friends’ Creek
Palmer
Misa Welton
Prederick County
Miss Welden
Newman
Jeast
Lump in His Stomach Seen as Relief from Panic Pain
Mr T A Harman of ISL Park Avenue Spartansburg D C describes chronic indigestion and constipation that produced a lump in his stomach like a paving brick. After using Dreca he reports improved appetite digestion and sleep with the lump gone and feeling like a new man. Dreca is marketed as a herbal remedy by Pearre's Modern Pharmacy Frederick.
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T. A. Harman
Isl Park Avenue
Spartansburg
D. C
Bor
Dreva
Frederick
Pearre
For Sale Notice With Contacts at Frederick and Washington
For sale or trade offered. Modern brick residence with attached office and slate roof in Frederick city Maryland listing 16 rooms on a large lot with fruit trees and driveway. Also sale or exchange for a farm or rural property. Apply William Wilcoxon via General Delivery Washington DC. Phone 820 R.
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Frederick City
William Wilcoxon
Washington, DC
Dilmon
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