State Schools Make Gain Report Shows Progress
Maryland reports 8,050 white elementary teachers with more first grade certificates than in 1922 and fewer provisional certificates. By 1930 no child will be taught by undertrained teachers as normal schools expand and supervision tightens, with statewide attendance and census data guiding ongoing reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
State Department of Education
Albert
Cook
Educaton
Towson
Frostburg
Normal School
Salisbury
Marrland
Brette
Cae
Ly. Henry ML Finhugh
State Board of Education
Ick
Baltimore
America
Strayer
George D. Strayer
Department of
Teachers’ College
Columba University
He Echools
Mabel Carnes
Rockville Fair Awards for 4-H Boys and Girls
County agent QO W Anderson announced premium awards for 4-H exhibits at Rockville Fair. Calves to pigs and poultry honors listed with winners including Stiles, Oland, Walker, Bussard, and Hines among others. The top pig entry by George Oland set a state record at 2,423 pounds and will go to the Timonium fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
QO. W. Anderson
Coounty Agricultural
Pearl Walker
Harry Magruder
Montry Barnsley
William King
Grove Walker
Montgomery Barnsle
Hilton Ladson
Grover Walker
Ralph Walker
Callum Barnsley
Montgomery Barnsley
Aubrey Walters
George Stiles
John Stiles
Herman Vollmer
Russell Umstead
Gordon Umstead
Guernseys
Charlies Brewer
Georges Qland
Lawrence Bussard
Clifton Wightman
Riggs Darby
Wilbur Stup
Lawrence Burgard
Thaddeus Bussard
Callum Barnsler
Marvin Umstead
Charles Brewer
Berkshires
Betty Jones
George Oland
One Hines
Charles Hines
Elbrey Stabier
Thadd
State Education Staff Praised for High Standards
A historical brief lauds the State Department of Education staff for sound financial footing, high teacher standards, thorough county school supervision, and unquestioned integrity and efficiency. The passage emphasizes trusted leadership and educational oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
State Department of Education
Autoist Lenhart jailed for 104 days after DUI arrest
Charles W. Lenhart of Brunswick, about 44, a pointer by trade, jailed after failing to pay fines from a drunken driving and license charge. He collided with Aubrey Hooter’s parked car near Petersville, fled, was found in bed at home, and sentenced to 104 days in jail before being moved to Frederick jail. Corporal Razza and Chief Chew led the case. Justice John W. Lord presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Lenhart
Brunswick
James A. Razza
Voliea Jenh
E. Chew
Justice of the Peace
John W. Lford
Pete
Laliceman Chew
Reunswick
Razza
Frederick
Jenhart
Aubrey &. Hooter
Smithburs
Petersville
Fleaver
Lenhart
Yfoover
Corporal Razza
Chew
Justice Liord
McKinley Worse in Indiana Sanatorium Care
McKinley, the U.S. Senator William McKinley of Illinois, showing a pronounced deterioration. Dr R N Egbert, his physician, said the condition is critical due to pulmonary congestion and advanced age. The note also recalls New Hampshire’s 1540 move to regulate voters.
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Martinville
Ind
U. S
William & McKinley
Illinois
Rr. R. N. Egbert
Egbert
McKinley
New Hampshire
Property Transfers and Estates In County Courts
Deeds filed: John W Miller to John Davns for 10 dollars. Mary A C Norris to Joshua H Norris for 300. Ludwis to Grant Bell for 10. Marriage licenses list Romayne Uhler and Elizabeth Thomas. Jesse Halterman and Elizabeth Zimmers. Letters granted for multiple estates. administrators and executors named. Administration accounts and inventories filed for numerous estates including Hemp, Crum, Stockman, Biser, Corlflower, Snyder, Pearce, Doub, Carter, Stubbs, Lease, Michael, and others. Guardian accounts show Leonard Burke for Toward and Archie Burke infants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Miller
John Davns
Mary A. C. Norris
Joshua H. Norris
Adolph Ludwis
Grant EK. Bell
Robert F. Barrick
Russell L. String
Rasial Crapster
Henry J. Hillerbrick
Romayne T. Uhler
Salem
N. J
Elizabeth V. Thomas
Frederick
Jesse Welton Halterman
Elizabeth Virginia Zimmers
Ridgely
W. Va
Mary C. Hemp
Charles ¥. Crum
Luther F. Stockman
Emma A. A. Biser
William D. Corlflower
Minerva J. Snyder
Oliver H. Pearce
Annie M. Doub
Charles E. Poole
Elizabeth A. Carter
Charles V Crum
Caroline Stubbs
Harvey R. Lease
William D. Collidlower
Oliver B. Michael
Thomas B. Johnson
Jes B. Sappington
Ella W. Boyden
John A. W. Matthews
Fall Flittings Movement Shifts Utilities and Addresses
September 1 sees rising moving activity with many residents changing residences. Meters and service connections are moved or updated as households relocate, especially in Frederick. Utilities crews report more meter changes than usual, though not matching April peaks. Post offices note frequent address changes as records are updated.
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Il Mal
Taunt J. Payne
Chesapeake and Potomke
W. TL Steinhaus
Potomac Fallson Company
Never Utterly Lost
A reflective line-poem fragment about intellect and resilience comparing a man to a road and a pipe, suggesting fragments of thought endure like sand rather than crumble. The piece hints at unity of mind amid broken bits, with a metaphor on persistence and identity.
Some Limits Bo fall to the auto drivers
An Okmulgee Daily Democrat item notes that limits on auto drivers are rarely observed with pedestrians on sidewalks, reflecting concern for safety and enforcement gaps in the city.
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Okmulgee Daily Democrat
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promoted with Woolworth Building Benchmark
The Woolworth Building in New York City stands 792 feet high as a national landmark while Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is advertised through testimonials of women in various towns. Letters from Mrs Daugherty and Mrs P W Cana praise relief and improved wellbeing after using the product, with claims of long term benefit and willingness to share experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woolworth
New York City
United States
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lynn
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Ohio
Lynta
B. Pinkham
Mars
Dauguerry
Orchard Avenue
Muscatine
Owa
P. W. Cana
West Powers St. Muncie
Indiana
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Montgomery County Agricultural Dessay
Stanley Stabler
Wilbur Stabler
Charles ‘Fines
Elbrey Stabler
Charles Gland
Poultry
Rhode Island Reds
Estelle Darby
Whata Wheeler
Hobbs
Edith Hobbs
Pauline Falks
Mary Butte
Pauline Falk
Edith Hoob
Clarke Adams
Estells Darby
William Wheeler
Corckerel
Ellsworth Pauley
Nile
Kert Henderson
Mary Eilean Roby
Harry Hant
Hen
Hary Want Pen
Gilbert Henerst
Ida Stiles
Per of Aid
Gilbert Henderson
John Stliem
John Rodgers
Havre de Grace
Rodgers
Mckinley Worse
Wiliam T. Nicodemus
Lilian A. Nicodemus
George W. Kefanger
J. Thomas Gelwicks
Emma K. Gelwicks
Laura M. Strine
Rhoda E. Houck
Florence Houck
Alma
Mila W. Boyden
the Central Trust Company, of
Charles B. Poole
Sue C. Guthrie
William I Francis DeGrange
Elizabeth IA. Carter
Franklin J.gruber
Raymond I. Gruber
Guardian
Leonard F. Burke
Toward A. Burke
Archie C. Burke
U-Otto-C-Wiegand
Hotel
Lydia E.pinkham
Daugherty Orchard Avenue
Muscatine, Iowa
Maryland Theatre
W. L
Bob Custer
Bob
Karr
Fatty Alexander
Kewpie Ross
George Arliss
Braddock Heights Park
Prof
Cockey
Dancing
Braddock Heights
Douglas Maclean
NEA
Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Personal Service
Cleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market Street
Mullinix & Bentz the Rug Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Helfenstein & Urner Insurance
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