Anti-Saloon League Adjures Frederick County Meeting Resolve
The annual meeting of the Anti-Saloon League of Frederick County adopted a resolution pledging support to enforce all laws. Officers were urged to amend local option laws to empower authorities, and a law enforcement committee was appointed with a January 3 election date for directors and vice directors.
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Attie
Frederick County
ML A A
Bes
CC. Reutson
Buckeystown
Wiow. Doub
Middletown
CU. OS Go Rupp
Henri G. Wietter
Frederick Hew
Alb. Cooper
Willam
Doty
Jefferson
J. McBride
Frederick
John D. Niceodemus
Wilkersviltle
Rusk Lewis
GC. Routson
Linckeystown
Ain
William W. Doub
Mdhder
Idee
Anti-Saloon League
Anti- Satoun League
Frederick County Sunday School Plan Or Several Rallies
The Frederick County Sunday School Association executive committee outlined three county wide rallies in January February and March to strengthen the organization Speakers of national repute will be invited District rallies will target districts with weak structures Frederick Countys budget was set at Ste bOG Most funds to be raised by individual subscriptions Committees were formed including Rev AL EL Cooper Miss Micanor D Abbott George W W Castle and Cyrus E Fluck with Rev Morris Tramm representing the State Sunday School Association unable to attend
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Luis
Frederick County
Sunday 5 Association
Y. ME Cla
Ker. A. B. Cooper
Middletown
Stebog
AL EL Cooper
Micanor D. Abbott
George W W. Castle
Myers Les
Baltimore
Removing Old Trees At Mand Stats School
Twenty six maple trees along the Mand Stat school avenue are being removed under district forester C Klein at the board of visitors request. An inspection found many trees to be disordered or dying, and the authorities plan to replace the avenue with sturdier species, sparking city comment as a popular promenade. Turkey has been a feature of Yuletide since the 16th century.
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Mand Stats
C. Klein
Ieirsaga
Turkey
Man cremated as B and C signal tower burns at Mollofield
Telegraph operator William H. Wiers, 61, was burned to death in the Jutimore and Olig Hall road signal tower at Mollofield near Baltimore. Tramps were seen nearby. police questioned possible foul play or accidental death from a stove fire and gas. The blaze trapped Wiers on the second floor where switches and telegraph gear are located. The burning tower collapsed after firemen could not reach him. Wiers, employed by Baltimore and Clifg since 1918, was on duty alone when the fire started between 4:00 and 5:15 a.m. The wreckage and burned wires hindered investigation. In a separate note, Bentz Street dwelling at No. 618 north Bentz Street was sold to John B. Hickman by Dilmore R. Flautt.
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Williun H. Wiers
Jutimore
Olig Hallroad
Mollofield
Wiers
Wicers
Gowers
Wier
William Quick
West Patapsco Street
Baltimore and Clifg
Hollofield
Anal
Investors Lose Again At Sanitel Chemical Stock Notes
Sanitel Chemical stockholders receive notices of a 60.1 cent per share payout while market chatter describes the stock as weak. The article references company struggles, trading at low prices, and shifts in leadership and operations affecting bondholders and pilots of related rail service.
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Sanitel Chemical Company
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Maryland
William H. Wiers
Heliofield
Bentz Street
Dilmore R. Flautt
John B. Hickman
North Bentz Street
Bach
Stiersche Mpemomer
North Market St
Frederick, Md
Sanitel
Santel
Geese Powiber
Anton Drasrists
Glivsieans
Shareboltery
Amd
Lela Kepter
Tes
Adange CL Kepler
Mitchclowa
Chei
Alteo
Baldimeoce
Craddwiey
Daltimore
Wattsburgh
Ss. L. Tyler
North Market Street
Telephone Company
The
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Bell System
Quaker City
Whiamsons
Druga Reliable
Scaramouche
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