Junior United Firemen Elect Annual Meeting Officers
The United Fire Company held its annual meeting in Emmitsburg with about 149 members and guests. Officers elected included President B R Derizgaugh, vice-presidents C E Troxell and Franklin N Shipley, treasurer F B Sappington, and secretary F Lester Smilin, with a full slate of directors and foremen. The banquet featured Mayor Lloyd C Culler, Rev Dr L G Kreffer, and others, praising the county fire companies and noting prior service by George Shipley.
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Monda
Leas R. Derizbaugs
Nes Nate
Frank
Hagerstown
Foremen’s Convent
Lloyd C. Culler
Seals BR. Derizgaugh
Charles E Troxell
Franklin N Shipley
F.B Sappington
F Lester Smilin
Harry O Schroster
Robert Thomas
Arthur D. Wiiard
Lewis Bayer
George Benner
Edward Nusbaum
Francis Davis
Charles Bell
William Sim- Ghai
Hamilton
Davis
Chasward Esteris
Frank D. Baps
John Davis
A. James W. Fie
Joseph Pazdersky
Lewis Plunkard
Frank Starkman
Wa Edith Sith
L. G. Kreffer
Women's fur coats feature varied collars and lengths
The article describes fur coat styles for women focusing on furs such as mink and raccoon. It notes sleeve shapes, collar details, and lengths from shorter to long, with practical black and color tones, mentioning scarfing, pockets, and belt or puffed designs for the season. It highlights the practical appeal of blue black furs and fashionable color ranges.
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Orter
Kaffa
No More Rats In The Neighborhood Remedy Ad
An old advertising note promotes RAT-SNAP as a rodent killer for mice roaches and beetles. It claims effectiveness regardless of competing foods and advises applying on specific days. The fragment lists distributors Williamson's Drug Store North Market Street Maryland Chick Hatchery Cass Patrick Street and Seeger and Co Market Street.
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Williamson's Drug Store
Maryland Chick Hatchery
Cass Patrick St
Seeger and Co
Market St
Processing tax payment sparks debate on ration law impact
The article discusses the processing tax under the Agricultural Adjustment Act, its funding to farmers, and industry reactions. It notes more than 1 million dollars paid by Frederick County producers, millers challenging collection, and a Supreme Court case that could require refunds to millers and bakers. It mentions Dietrich and Gamball of Mountain City Mills and local baking industry figures amid congressional efforts to preserve AAA fundamentals.
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Congress
Frederick County
Frederick
Dietreh ‘and Gamball
Mounttain Cly Mills
U.S
Supreme Court
AAA
A Book A Day by Bruce Catson Bernice
A review of Josephine Lawrence's rex novel If I Have Four Apples, arguing her portrayal of a white collar American family overwhelmed by living beyond means. The critic praises the book as timely and persuasive, noting its focus on debt, societal pressures, and joblessness without actual poverty.
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Bruce Catson
Bernice
Josephine Lawrence
Miss Lawrence
Rex
Fellowship Meeting Promises Music at Woodshoro Lutheran
The Rev. Naul Doubs will address the congregation at Haugi’s Fellowship meeting of the Woodshoro Lutheran church. Special music will be provided for the event.
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AG Null
Doubs
Haugi
Feloxship
Ming
Woodshoro Lutheran Church
Wheat tax burden on bakers sparks constitutional challenge
The text notes bakers bear more burden from the wheat processing tax and that passing the tax to bread buyers would complicate adjustments with consumers. Laval millers have retained counsel to pursue action to recover processing tax since it has been declared unconstitutional.
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Laval Millers
Orders Road 10 Built At Once
Baltimore Jan 6 The State Roads Commission voted to proceed with construction of route 49 between H town and Frederic as a Federal aided project. Funds of about 1 000 089 were allotted. Plans for the road along present Route 40 between Hagerstown and Frederick had been announced earlier. Opposing views arose and a hearing was ordered by Gov. Sree with full opportunity for discussion.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Cansi Alternae Rowe
Hartown
Frederic
Auvatves
Hagerstown
Frederick
Unclaimed Bank Fortune Reported in Wisconsin
Madison Wis AP There is a fortune of more than a million dollars placed in banks across Wisconsin and, as yet, the Special Treasury unit cannot trace the owners. The hidden sum lies buried beneath surface details awaiting reunification with rightful claimants.
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Madison, Wis
Wisconsin
Don’t Get Up Nights 25¢ Test Ad Snippet
A brief classified style notice promotes a night relief product with a 25 cent test offer. It urges readers to use the Janipes ot for relief and implies a quick trial. Specific brand naming is minimal and the text reads like an ad snippet from a newspaper page.
Kemp's Offer New Saving Plan For Thrifty Shoppers
Kemp introduces the Shoppers Christmas Club exclusive in Frederick offering Christmas Club Certficates redeemable in Kemp’s merchandise before 1936. Members save weekly or in multiples of 1.00 to earn 6 percent annually, aimed at December holiday purchases and a lasting savings habit.
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Shoppers Christmas Club
Christmas Club
Frederick
Kemp's
Kemp
Shoppers Christm Club
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