Radio Telephone Invades Frederick in Early Broadcast Era
A Frederick report describes growing radio telephone use and at home receiving outfits. Henry B. Ramsburgh owns the first local device, with Pittsburgh as the nearest broadcasting hub. The piece notes sets cost 25 to 250 dollars, the vacuum tube’s role, and a public demonstration at the Idea Garage by Ramsburgh.
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Henry B. Ramsburgh
Zentz
Second
Market Streets
Pittsburgh
Newark
N. J
Springfield
Mass
Frederick
Westinghouse, Electric and Manufacturing Co
Arlington Times
Epee Eas
Finf Gallege Laberatan Jes
Garage
Phas B. Ramsburg
Idea Garage
Ramsburgh
Co operative milk shipping boosted by Frederick county farmers
About 160 county dairymen met at the Girls high school auditorium to endorse contracts from the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association. William F. Schilling of the Twin City Federation of Milk Producers spoke on successful co operation in Minnesota and urged local uptake. Directors from Frederick County attended and many present signed the contracts, with questions clarified by Schilling and Steiner B. Wachter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Girls’high School
Maryland’ and
Virginia Milk Producers’ Association
William F. Schilling
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Federation of Milk Producers
Schilling
Northwest
Minnesota
Washington
Steiner B. Wachter
Walkersville
Maryland and
Virginia
Dallas Berry
Fairfax County
J. G. Thompson
Tandover
Prince George's County
Frederick Countians
Association
Emory C. Remsbers
Buckerstown
William McRhoderick
Urbana
McGill Delt
Dickerson
Villagers Rally to Beat St Martins in Reorganized Team Debut
Secretary J. Munro Henderson of the Waynesboro club issued sixteen contracts for the upcoming year covering active retirees and suspended players. The lineup included J. P. Fits Gerald Doc Conti L. Gilbert Harold Yordy Clyde Pank Walter Herrell R. Vandermaat V. Lynch Wick Winslow with retired players Earl Hart and John Blair and suspended players Luke Kaunas G Williams J J McCoy Frank Roguski Richard Etter. The game saw a fast start and tight finish as Company A edged St Martins with strong defense and late surge. A sizable crowd attended and Peek Jordan of Warnes was present. Next home game is against Baltimore Poly at 9:30 PM Saturday.
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J. Munro Herderson
Waynesboro Baseball Club
Nat
J. P. Fitsgerald
Doc Conti
L. Gilbert
Harold Yordy
Clyde Pank
Walter Herrell
RE. Vandermaat
V. Lynch
Wick Winslow Thoxe
Earl Hart
John Blair
Luke Kaunas
G., Williams
J. J. McCoy
Frank Roguski
Richard Etter
Etter
Kaunas
Wiederich
Ander Tooth
Owen Taede
Sto Muertins
Peek Lordan
Warnes
Sparks
Baltimore Poly
Poly
Monumental City
Company A
St. Martine Downes
Eee Payne Behrens
Helfrich
Gablion McGuire
Lorian Quinn
Ashfon
Quinn
Downes
Behres
Blethen
McGuire
Kreh
Payne
Gablion
Lerlan
Ashton
Lippe Seavers
Rh. Quinn
Byrnes
H. Qninn
Genvig
Rabbits To Be Shipped Here In County Distribution
State Game Department orders 150 cotton tail rabbits shipped to Frederick County for distribution. Rabbits are being routed to counties in rotation and are expected to arrive here before month’s end. An additional shipment goes to Dr. B F O Toole at Thurmont. Smallpox rise noted on the Pacific Coast in the five years ending 1920.
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Lee LeCompte
James C. Rowe
Frederick County
Pacific Coast
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