Farmers' Mutual Exchange Elects Directors and Plans Expansion
The Farmers' Mutual Exchange of Myersville held its annual stockholders meeting electing 12 directors for the coming year. They approved about 20000 more in capital, declared an 8 percent dividend, and plan a 115 by 32 foot building with flats on the second floor and space for a small factory at Myeraville within a year or two. The exchange, run by Cyrus F Flook, Albert Fidok and Tutner Fook, handles grain, operates a store, and sells farming implements.
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Farmers’ Mutual Exchange
Myersville
Jacob L. Routzahn
Upton Grossnickle
Cyrus Blickenstaf
Jacob Dutrow
George W. Marker
John T. Gaver
Lewis H. Brandenburg
Charles W. Harp
William H. Leatherman
George Dinterman
Cyrus F Flook
Cyrus F. Flook
Myeraville
Albert Fidok
Tutner Fook
Bank Directors Organize Officers Elected Across Banks
Directors at Frederick County National Bank Par ters' & Mechanics' National unit and Franklin Savings Bank report reorganization with new officers. Central and Citizens' National Banks to meet later. Monrovia's First National Bank also organized with a slate led by MDP Wood and John C. Walker.
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Central and
Citizens’ National Banks
First National Bank of Monrovia
M. DP. Wood
John C. Walker
J. Windsor Williams
Charles A. Ogle
Henry 3. Boyer
Thurmont Bank Directors Elected at Annual Meeting
Directors of the Thurmont National Bank were elected yesterday with no changes in the roster. President Reuzer’s illness delays board organization. Frederick Clarity Organization Society elects officers for the year led by Rev Dr Thomas Freeman Dixon as president and Miss Anna B Floyd as secretary.
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Thurmont National Bank
John R. Rouzer
George W. Stocksdale
William J. Stoner
Charles M. Root
P. N. Bammaker
Charles H. Brown
C. L. Waehter
M. A. Birely
Vincent Sebold
M. L. Creager
L. S. Birely
Reuzer
Frederick Clarity Organization Society
Helq Yesto
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Wt. Garry
Anna B Floyd
James A. Jones
Society For Investigation
Social Service Club Elects Officers at Special Meeting
The Social Service Club at a special meeting elected Rev. Dr. Freeman Dixon as president and Mrs. J. H. Enright as secretary. Assignments of families to be visited by members were made.
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Social Service Club
Freeman Dixon
J. H. Enright
Frederick Driving Club Elects Officers for Next Year
At a members meeting last night the Frederick Driving Club elected officers for the coming year President Dr W J Brown vice president Charles F Cramer secretary and treasurer H H Brish and directors Dr W i o J Brown Charles F Cramer Y W Brishh Wood Haller and 3s 71 Rogenstock Advertise In The News
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Frederick
W. J. Brown
Charles F. Cramer
H. H. Brish
Wi O J. Brown
Charles F Cramer
Deeply Indebted to Public for Kindness News Letter
Parents and grandparents of Guy Stone express heartfelt thanks for practical sympathy shown by Frederick residents. They note contributions toward the boy’s future welfare and record gratitude to all who helped. Contributions include $1.00 from a friend and $108 from Mr Henry Bayle of Diborty Maryland.
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Little Guy Stone
Frederick
Guy Stone
Jno
J. Blane
Lal
Stone
Henry Bayle
Diborty
Lincoln Highway Plan Faces House Action in Pori Thor
The Greek Temple memorial to Abraham Lincoln, approved by the Senate, faces a House committee vote in Washington. The Library Committee reports the plan with criticism of the memorial highway, while Maryland farmers urge Congress to reject it. The committee notes the Lincoln Parkway link to Chicago and estimates the cost at 20 million dollars.
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Pori Thor
Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Senate
House of Representtives
Jenuysburg
House
Jackson
Maryland
Congress
Library
Grand Army of the Republic
Fine Arts Commission
Uralwa
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Chicago
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Lincoln
PREPARE FOR FIELD MEET B H S RUINERS ELECT HARRY JAMES
At a Boys High School athletic association meeting efforts were outlined for next spring’s field meet and interschool competitions. Harry James was elected captain of the track team while Jesse Krill became rifle team manager and Matthew Staley led the rifle team. Trials for membership and practice are planned.
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B. H. S& Ruiners
Harry James
Athletic Association
Karry James
Unce
Jesse Krill
Matthew Staley
Card Party and Dance Planned by DAR Chapter
Frederick Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at treasurer Mrs Keedy home on West Church Street and decided to host a card party to be followed by a dance on the evening of March 28.
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Frederick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Keedy
Weat Church Street
Pearre Druggist Offers Reduced Price on Specific Tonic
AJL Pearre, the popular druggist, announces a regualr 50 cent bottle of Dr. T Howard's specific to treat constipation and dyspepsia at half price. He guarantees a money refund if the remedy does not cure, promoting the unusual bargain as the sale proves his judgment and urges sufferers with headache dyspepsia or liver trouble to buy now before the offer ends.
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Ajl Pearre
Pearre
Sir Edward Grey Involved in English Peace Negotiations
English Secretary of State Sir Edward Grey is identified as a key figure in ongoing peace negotiations. The report notes his diplomatic role and expected influence on the talks, with attention to Britain's stance and potential outcomes.
Novelty Flower Blooms On In Odd Shape At Local Store
A peculiar bulb grown by Jo L. Phiceger of West Patrick Street has produced a striking flower described as red with a calyxlike form and a heavy red stem. Hargett notes the plant’s rarity and mystery, with no clear explanation for its origin or development despite years of cultivation.
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Serning
Jo L. Phiceger
Patrick Strat
Hargett
Fredick
Jose Palko
al. Phleeger
Mes Phieeger
Mtr Phiernger
S&s
Exercises Tomorrow Night Arrangements For Bible Presentation
Frederick Council No 118 Jr O U A M makes final plans for presenting a Bible to The Ro Sligh School at a meeting tomorrow night at 8 o clock in Independence Hall West Church Street. Councilor Jacob L Engelbrecht will preside Rev J Ed Ringer Addison Council No 118 Peters burg Pa will give the presentation address Ralph McIllenry of the senior Mass will respond. Class members named include Walter Moliring Honrs Knock Richard Simmons Edward Smith Leslie Boost Raymond Reeder Austin Ames Fulton Nicademus Melvin Ramsburg Leshe Turnbull Byrok Winebrewer Lewis Spoonselier Emory PDansberger Harold Kemp Ralph McCleurs Arthur Brown.
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Frederick Council
Frederick Caniel
U. Ajm
Independent Hall
West Church Street
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
J. Ed. Ringer
Addison Council
No 118
Petersburg
Ralph McIllenry
Walter Moliring
Honrs Knock
Richard Simmons
Edward Smith
Leslie Boost
Raymond Reeder
Austin Ames
Fulton Nicademus
Melvin Ramsburg
Leshe ‘Turnbull Byrok
Stricken at Requiem Mass for Boarman Relative
Aged about 60, Abies Anna Boarman daughter of the late Rear Admiral Charles Boarman died of heart disease following a funeral mass for James Isaac McDonald at St Joseph's Catholic Church Martinsburg Washington. She lived a hall block from the church, educated at Frederik convent, noted for culture. Surviving are one brother and three sisters.
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James Isaac McDonald
St. Joseph’s Catholichurch
Martinsburg
W. Wa
Anna Boarman
Charles Boarman
Frederik
Boarman
Uiree
Harmony Talk Aims To Unite Repulican and Progressive Factions
A meeting at Lous Otte's dining rooms gathers Republican and Progressive leaders from across the county to discuss political strategies. The goal is unity to prevent Democratic success in Frederick County, with no ticket planned tonight and plans to be formulated by central committee members.
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Lous Otte's
Repth
Vigan Party
Lows Oite Tams
Bredkel County
Republican Party
Republian
Republeans
Proaresalves
Centre
Frederick County
Governor urged to locate Maryland Agricultural College in Frederick
Frederick business and civic leaders led by the Board of Trade and Farmers' Association met Governor Gooldsborough in Annapolis to press for Maryland Agricultural College to be settled in Frederick. Attendees included Charles Wertheimer George R Dennis J Kefauver Martin Kemp D John Markey Lincoln Dinterman J Stewart Amian and Emory Remsberg.
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Frederick Board of Trade
Frederick County Farmers’ Association
Annapolis
Governor Gooldsborough
Maryland Agricultural College
Charles Wertheimer
George R. Dennis
J. . Kefauver
Martin C. Kemp
D. John Markey
Lincoln G. Dinterman
J. Stewart Amian
Emory C. Remsberg
Mrs McNair Wins verdict Over Laura Peddicord
Jury returns verdict in favor of Mrs. McNair in the case against Mrs. Laura Peddicord correcting an error from yesterday. Mrs. McNair awarded the full claim of 271 dollars and 17 cents.
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McNair
Laura Peddicord
Iim
Mrs. McNair
Peddicord
Mayor and Aldermen to Meet for Routine Session
The Mayor and Aldermen will convene in regular session tonight with routine business expected. Mayor SeheH plans to push for immediate repair of several city alleys. In New Britain Connecticut three Kronholm daughters are to marry local men, marking a triple engagement at the Kronholm home.
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Seheh
John Kronholm
New Britain
Conn
Frederick's Deep Freeze: A Year Later
A year apart in Frederick shows a stark temperature contrast. Yesterday's low was 20 below zero while the same day last year stood at 40 below. The recent extreme cold, especially Sunday January 14, marked one of the city’s coldest days and caused widespread hardship including frozen pipes and suffering among the poor.
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Frederick
Purely Personal Notes From Town on Various Travels
A string of local residents report business trips and visits. John Haresock travels to York Pennsylvania while Lloyd Culfer spends yesterday in Brunswick. Several others, including Grace Yimmerman and Callie Hane, visit relatives and friends in Walkersville Washington Baltimore and York.
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John Haresock
City
York, Pa
Lloyd C.culfer
Brunswick
George Aimes
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
South America
Origin of Crease in Trousers Story
A tale recounts King Edward VII while Prince of Wales caught in rain. With no luggage, a dry suit was found and creasing appeared from stacked trousers. The prince hurried to wear it, leaving a visible crease that influenced male fashion trends henceforth.
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Edward
Wales
Prince of Wales
Syrup of Figs Ad Directed at Elderly Readers
A vintage warning style ad urges older readers to use Syrup of Figs for gentle liver and bowel relief. It claims the product acts like light exercise, cleanses accumulated waste, and is harmless and natural. It warns against harsh laxatives and bowel washes, asking buyers to insist on the full name Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna.
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California Pig Syrup Company
One Dose Ended Stomach Distress With Pape’s Diapepsia
An advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsia as a fast, harmless remedy for indigestion dyspepsia gastritis and related stomach troubles. It promises quick relief and urges keeping a fifty cent case at home for when foods disagree and cause gas sourness or nausea.
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Pape
Boys Rob Genefactor's Fenartti
Two teenage boys aged 16 and 18, claiming orphan status from Tennessee, stayed Sunday night at Richard T. White's Boyds home a Montgomery County official. While a tenant worked in fields, the pair robbed Fox’s home, breaking into banks, stealing nearly $100 in property, and were last seen heading toward Washington.
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Tennessee
Richard T. White
Boyds
Montgomery County
Edward Fox
Mr. White
Fox
Washington
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