Water main connection work proceeds despite rain and missing air valves
Crews under Contractor Roy labored from 3 to 9 o clock to connect the new mains at Seventh and East streets as Mayor Schell watched. Heavy rain flooded the excavation forming mud that clung to workers while missing air valve parts delayed completion expected today or tomorrow for the East and Patrick street connection. The project aims to supply water to city residents with the line soon ready once valves and upper end connections are finished.
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Roy
Schell
Esterday
Seventh
East Streets
East
Patrick Streets
Pleasant Paragrapha of Visitors in the City
A crowded list of local and visiting residents and relatives names many Baltimore Washington and Jefferson travelers. Notes show Miss Ruth Wolfe Miss Rhoda Berryman and others visiting friends in the city and returning from trips to Norfolk Ocean City and Atlantic City with relatives at East Patrick Street West Patrick Street and East Fourth Street.
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Addison St. Rose
Baltimore
City
Ruth Wolfe
Washington
Vis
Rhoda Berryman
Janie Quynn
East Patrick Street
Agnes Engelbrecht
Jafferson
Lillian McDaniel
G. 5. deGrange
East Second Street
Leonora Miller
Katie Seeger
West Patrick Street
Grayson Crumbaugh
Mar Crumbaugh
Robert Crumbaugh
North Bents Street
Bradley Stull
Harry Stull and Son
Mr. Win
W. Pickett
East Fourth Street
William C. Roderick
Atlantic City
Roderick
National Council of the Sr. C. U. A.M
David Steiner
Willis
Sixth Street
Frank Steiner
Point Pleasant
N. J
New York
Emma R. Steiner
Cumberland Designated for Postal Savings Depository
Cumberland has been designated by Postmaster General Hitchcock as the next Maryland city to receive postal savings. The Cumberland post office appears on a list of 50 or more designated depositories announced on Saturday.
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Postal Bank
Cumberland
Hitchcock
Maryland
Court Records Notice of Property Transfers and a Marriage License
In Brunswick and county records, transfers include LeRoy B. Wenner and wife to William G. Baker for 10 dollars. Elias Wineberry to Frank W. Sewell for 287.50. Vincent Sebold and partner to Annie M. Knott for 155. Ronnie M. Knott to Alexander Knott for 1 love and other terms. John W. Stewart and wife to John I. Stewart for 390. A MARRIAGE LICENSE is issued for Edward F. Ott of York and Bessie V. South of Waynesboro.
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Vincent Sebold
Jilammond Urner
Annie M. Knott
Rnnie M. Knott
Alexander Knott
Love
John W. Stewart
John i. Stewart
Brunswick
James M. Crouse
Henry Stambaugh
County
Edward F. Ott
York
Bessie V. South
Waynesboro
Wright machines see mixed fortunes at College Park aviation school
Lieut J H Arnoll struggles with the old Wright biplane after a damaged flight over Gaithersburg forces a landing. Lieut Roy Kirtland makes a 12 minute flight in the Burgess Wright, marking a strong showing. Army aviators plan a cross country flight program at College Park using Wright and Burgess Wright aircraft across Maryland.
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J. H. Arnoll
Colelge Park
Lieut. Kirtland
Frederick
College Park
Wright
Gaithersburg
Arnold
Roy Kirtland
Burgess Wright
Paul W. Beck
Aviation School
Maryland
Army School
Quiet marriages tie local couples on Saturday night
Mr. Harry R. Shafer of Sliddletown wed Miss Reta Levis of Jefferson in a quiet ceremony at Rev M. A. Castle's home 370 Madison Avenue. Edward J. Ott of York Pa and Bessie V. Smith of Waynesboro were married in the city on Saturday by Elder P. D. Fahrney in another hushed ceremony.
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Tal Wig
Harry R. Shafer
Sliddletown
Reta Levis
Jefferson
M. A. Castle
Madison Avenue
Edward Jf. Ott
York,Pa
Bessie V. Smith
Waynesboro
Fahrney
Requisition Papers For Widdup In Maryland Case
Sheriff Barber of Washington County returned from Washington with papers to bring Sutcliffe N Widdup promoter of the National Stone and Brick Company to Hagerstown on charges of misrepresentation. Judges had not signed the papers yet. Widdup has hired counsel and will fight the proceedings. If signed, habeas corpus actions may proceed and public notices of activity in business could follow.
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Widdup
Barber
Washington County
Washington
Sutcliffe N. Widdup
National Stone and Brick Company
Taining Mieney Iron
Beas Cardenour
Snouthsburg
J. Gs. Pryor
Hagerstown
Crothers
Hem
Flies Iudze
North Dakota Buck Hunters Barred By Auto Use Law
A farm bulletin notes growing wildlife regulations across states. North Dakota forbids automobile use in duck hunting, while Michigan bans guinea pigs in rabbit hunts. Delaware restricts bells on fowls during wildfowl shooting, with Virginia counties Brimswick and Greenville delaying seasons to December 1. Rabbit season runs November 1 to February 1, winter waterfowl season October 15 to May 1.
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North Dakota
Farmers
Department of Agriculture
North Pakola
Michinan
Delawate
Virginia
Brimswick
Greenville
Stolen bay horse sought after New Market picnic theft
Police hunt a bay three year old horse with white face and white hind feet stolen from New Market while its team was parked in front of Fishermen's Hall. The animal weighed about 900 pounds, stood 14 hands, and was hitched to a red runabout. A $25 reward is offered for return. It was last seen near Mt Pleasant after being driven from New Market to the woods for the colorful picnic.
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Surloumdt- Gee Courlies
Litee Ition
Maryland
New Market
Chats B Poole
Mt Auy
White Olt Woods
Jesse Woodward
Air Lad
Bo Ly
Autain
Bettle
Woodward
Poole's
The
Law
Poole
Fountain Mills
Pooles
New Maike
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Poole
Replaces Leather Heels in Women's Shoes with Wooden Versions
The article details wooden heels for women's slippers pumps and dress shoes made from silk satin velvet cloth or fine leathers. It explains the production chain from grooved blocks to molding trimming covering and finishing with brass wire nails, plus options for color texture and integration with sole finishes.
Ice safety claims from Prof Sedgwick on bacteria in ice
The Boston Advertiser summarizes Prof Sedgwick of Technology's biology and public health department, arguing that ice is not unwholesome. He notes typhoid germs die with freezing and prolonged ice storage, while some bacteria survive longer but are weakened. Despite tests across states, readers remain cautious about dirt and sawdust potentially shielding bacilli in ice.
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Sorgwick
Technology
Department of Biology and Public Health
Boston Advertiser
Sedgwick
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Morgan’s Strong Day Lifts Him in Nationals Batting List
Ray Morgan rose to second in the Nationals batting list after Saturday’s Detroit game where he went four for five with a key hit. McAfeer starred with four straight hits and a double, while Morgan impressed at third base, drawing a crucial walk in a day praised by Washington papers.
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Ray Morgan
Washington Nationals
Detroit
Willow
Washington
Pay Sa
Slorgan
Yester
McAfeer
Herald
Morgan
Nationals
Washington Post
Frederick
Dav
Maryland Team Targets Rifle Honors at Camp Perry Meet
Maryland shooters at Camp Perry Ohio open their national match campaign with Sergeant Collins leading the team at 2945 points and Lieutenant Shewhard close behind. The twelve top marksmen become principals on the national match squad with alternates listed. Three stages of the Olympic match were scheduled for the day as teams predicted a fierce battle among strong contingents from Pennsylvania Maryland Illinois West Virginia Arizona and New Jersey.
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Blades
Wellinut
Forney
Renehan
Search
Katwail
Sykes
Maryland
Penngyvania
Ilinois
West Vir
Ginla
Rizona
New Jersey
Army
Navy
Virginia
Jean
United Service
Smith
Munshower
Baltimore
To Build Music Hall In Hagerstown Society Advances Plan
The Hagerstown Choral Society met on Saturday to pursue building a music hall in the city. It aims to raise funds plus bond sales for the project and plans to present the cantata Foan dare during the winter season. Rehearsals start September 5. A Des Moines woman, previously ailing from a bowel complaint, recovered after a single dose of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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Hagerstown
Des Moines
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la France Shoe
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