Local Advertisements and Listings
Cluttered classifieds show multiple items including hardware store promos and local notices. Names and places such as Braddock Heights Hagerstown Frederick and Middletown appear among scattered references to shops, services, and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hardware. Co
Ridenour Othce Ib
Thoes
Tech P.O
Jos
Zimmerman
Braddock
Seeses
Jay Baechall
Frederick Va
Hagerstown
Couneil
We News
Cafe Bienic
Holy Name Money
Middletown
Ines Penatce
Sen
Nat
Rank Fortheaith
ooNeatie & Miller
Purely Personal Visits Across Many Towns
A batch of social notes lists Mrs Walter Dyer visiting relatives in Philadelphia and Dr J C Hildt of Smith College Northampton visiting his son. Others include Mr Murray Waehter in Jefferson on business and Miss Minnie Doll visiting Washington. The group mentions several local residents visiting friends and relatives in nearby towns and cities yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dyer
Philadelphia
Murray
Waehter
Jefferson
Noah E. Kefauver
Atlantic City
Justice J.T. Keller
Buckeyrtown
Mia
Thomas J. Gilson
Dom
Richard
Hurmont
Minnie Doll
Washington
Braddock Heights
Mi. Corelius
Enat Third Street
West
Masters Carl
Pitree Wilerd
West Trick Atreet
Jane Ruth
Aeene Uckeystown
Thie City
John Strine
Walkersville
Mra
Rhoderick
North Market Street
Robert McKinim
Roller
Luray
East Patrick
J. C. Hildt
Smith College
Northampton
Mass
Anna
Thomas
West Second Street
Casper E. Cline
Robert Shotard
Martinsburg
Shepherdstown
Williamsport
Insane Held Responsible Posts Warns Psychiatric Speaker
Dr R Montfort Schley of Gowanda State Hospital told the Kansas City session that many patients with mental illness hold dangerous jobs. He cited a cashier who attempted suicide and a lawyer who managed estates while mentally unsound, noting lack of adequate supervision and screening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Neu
Kansas City
American Institute of Homeopathy
R. Montfort Schley
Gowanda
N. Y.) State Hospital
Tr. Schley
Summer School Notes From Braddock Sunday Event
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Braddock summer school event on Sunday with references to Prof Pattes and Mrs. Wih, advertising activity and questions about the world. The text is unclear but indicates an educational or community gathering with promotional effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradddock
Heights
Aidstuiden
Pattes
Legion to Host Evening of Contests and Parade
Tomorrow evening features a program of contests starting at 4 p.m. with rag drill at 4 30 and band competition at 6 30. The main event is the fraternal orders parade led by Charles B. Groff with a route from North Market Fountain through Market, South, Carer 40 Patrick, Botriex to Church and Court. Judges for the band contest include Mayor Georges Baw and others, while parade notables include George S Roouter and Capt. Do John Markey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonal Questa
Akwes
Charles B. Groff
Ghitf
Pornt
Market Street
Market
Carer
Patrick
Botriex
Georges Baw
Anttthene Irving S. Biser
Albert A. Schroeder
Millard N. Nuss
Robert A. Bennet
George W. Shipley
George 8
Wm. H. Best
Do John Markey
Frada Barry
Aetanene
Frank Stokes
F. Lester Smith
Brocat Fox
Brengle
Maryland Athletic Club Defeated by Frederick in Second Loss
Frederick beat the Maryland Athletic Club 6 to 4 at Athletic Park in yesterday afternoon’s game. Key hits included Malofo and Greene with two-base shots, Franke and Clayton producing runs, while Boazey and Aber issued walks and Boater struck out four times. The contest featured hard hitting and the teams prepared for a rematch in Hagerstown with Belts slated to pitch for Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Athletic Club
Frederick
Athletic Park
Maher
Malofo
Franke
Clayton
Homeron
H. Whitehurst
Boaley
Aber
Boater
Agsten
Fredrik
Cheler
Frank Dwyer
Eratown
Erstown
Hagerstown
Frederictr
Hanover
Petersburg
Fort Word
Texas
Unclear OCR item on bass catches and hotel guest
Fragmentary text mentions George, three fine bass, a hotel, and dates or places that are unreadable. No coherent event or outcome is present in the legible portion.
Maryland Telegraph Law Forcing Time Stamps Sparks Debate
Public paying the freight as a new Maryland telegraph law requires carriers to print the filing and receiving times on every telegram. Critics claim the measure raises costs for patrons while defenders say it enforces transparency. The act sets fines for noncompliance and targets messages within Maryland only.
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Albedinatad
Pelptex
Beit
New York
Washington
Ilmington
Frederick
Baltimore
Howard Ryant
Straus
Maryland
Tax rate fixed for Caroline county and local notices
The bulletin reports Caroline county tax fixed at 1.25 dollars. Private Walter Evans of the U S M C drowned at Annapolis BE. Denton High School appoints J Hardesty as principal. E F Ruggi es named deputy engineer and W D Abler as second assistant engineer at the State Roads Commission meeting. The Campbell family sues the Washington Baltimore and Annapolis Railway for 100000 for injuries from a wreck. Martin L Chrissinger, traveling salesman from Ratown, dies suddenly at 57 in Norfolk Western train en route to Erertown, heart failure listed as cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline County
Walter Evans
U. S.M.C
Annapolis
Red Men to Enjoy Moving Picture Exhibitions This Week
Thousands of visiting Red Men will seek evening amusement this week. Lebbert Brothers arrange moving picture exhibitions at Citere this Thursday and following nights for about two hours. Shows feature both American and foreign films offering entertainment and rest for the wearied Indians after daytime hostilities.
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Lebbert Brothers
Monocacy Valley Railroad changes and community health notes
Changes in the Monocacy Valley Railroad Company board aim to secure 30000 dollars of first mortgage gear as the project seeks to operate by September 18. Seven cars of construction material have arrived for the line. In local health news, Walter Dugan recovers at home, Mrs Hildebrand receives treatment, Mrs Davis shows slight improvement, Mrs Cockerly undergoes hospital care, Mollie Mullinix nears discharge after treatment, and the block notes potential improvements at South Market Street.
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Fy Wow Oapa
Krquid
Alner Gebley
L. &. Waesche
L. M. Zimmerman
George ‘Waesche
Russell Waeache
Monocacy Valley Railroad Company
Ean D. Columbus Kemp
Charles Keimer
A. ©. McBride
Den
Tote
Gome
Caribaea
Walter Dugan
David Hildebrand
Ladiesburg
City Hospital
J. Frank Davis
East South Street
Geo. W. Cockerly
West South Street
Mollie Mullinix
South Market Atreet
Cline Building Bank Rooms Moved to South Market Street
Notice to customers that the old banking offices have been removed to the Cline Building on South Market Street near Patrick Street and will operate during the building erection. The vault moved to the new site and public rooms and coupon counters prepared for convenient public business.
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CLINE
South Market Street
Patrick Street
Parole Hearing Over Non-Support Case Involving Arthur Lente
Arthur Lente faced a parole hearing before Justice C H Eckstein on non support charges. Testimony described meals at his home with limited food while he was cited for alleged parole violations. Eckstein warned of six months in the House of Correction for any breach. Stoner and Wineburg represented the prosecution.
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Arthur Lente
C.H. Eckatein
Chidren
Eckstein
Pepe Persis
Bevi
Atfaim
House of Correction
Stoner & Wineburg
Accuach
Officers Elected by Pride of Walkoraville Council
At a Pride of Walkoraville No 32 Daughters of Liberty meeting held Tuesday night officers for the new term were elected: Councillor Thomas J Oland. associate councillor Mrs Ada Kefauver. vice councillor Mrs Emmeline Witdide. appropriate view councilor Mrs Elizabeth Hummer. recording secretary Miss Borthy Gmobill. second recording secretary Miss Maxie Moberly. financial secretary Murray B Wachter. treasurer Mrs Nettie Gland. guide Miss Nettie M Moberly. inside guard Mrs Amanda Wilhide. outside guard Joseph Hummer Jr. ex councillor Mrs Gertrude Strine. ex-associate councillor Mrs Annie Elster. trustee Joseph Hummer.
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Pride of
Walkoraville
Daughters of Liberty
Thomas J. Oland
Ada Kefauver
Emmeline Witdide
Prpooiate View
Murray
Wachter
Nettie Gland
Misa Nettie M. Moberly
Inaide
Amanda Wilhide
Joseph Hummer
Gertrude Strine
Annie Elster
True Tee
Local notices advertise summer comforts and public events
The page lists local notices and ads for summer amenities like electric fans, urging residents to secure one for comfort in sultry weather. It also mentions public sales, lodge and fraternal meetings, dances, firework displays, and community entertainment at Braddock Heights and nearby areas, with scattered event details and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frepenicx Gasaun Busctric Co
Hammered Dynamite Cap Accident Injures Boy
Leroy Wastier aged 11 son of William Wastier of Charlesville suffered severe injuries when a dynamite cap exploded after being hammered with a stone near the W F G St R tracks on Charlesville road. The blast damaged his thumb and finger and he was taken home for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Wastier
William Wastier
Charlesville
Local Bt Johns Chee Club Hosts Annual Tonic Evening
Community of Bra Heights invites members and friends to a July gathering with tickets and car pools. Organizers include Frank V. Stacs and Francis de M. Digganvar among others. Public sale details listed as part of event notices.
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Bt. John’s
Glove Quality Ad Brief in Heat Clothes Section
An odd fragment advertises gloves with heat quality terms including short white sleeves and a reference to reduced pricing or sale. The readable bits suggest a consumer item listing with scattered descriptors.
Unclear notices on funeral services and local orders
Fragmentary hoard of notices lists funeral director services at No 6 East Church Street and warnings about taxes gas and electric bills. It mentions Chippewa Tribe meetings dance dates wagon trains and city enforcement of arson and weapon restrictions with scattered names and places.
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Furaltuns
Willonen
Bunnea
Badher
Hia
East Church
Atreet
Worthan M. E
Embalna
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the Daily News
Jon Borg
Robert Pyat
James A
Tent Garfield
Harriet Let Beecher Browe
Amerteen AuUior
Earth
Ietieke
Vr. L. Moran
Weather Bureau
Traina
Saya
Schley
Ea Bt Ee
Frederick Adsr
Carroll
C.f
Bubroan
Green
Bel Wage
Nalhar
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M. Whitehurst
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Greepfeid Et da
Mr. George
Pein
Town
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C. E. Cline Furniture and
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Citizens! National Bank
Frederick, MD
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Aredentis Conallao
Gread Dienlay
E. Riwanova
V. M. GC
A. Cafa
Yorks
Eubio Bale
Cenrnat, Hampwake Co
James Greenwald
Iain Rae Nisly
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Canrrat Haapwane Co
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Bistors Hilt
Edang
John D. Hendrickson
Pr. B—Jupt
Madras
Hease Bear In Senience
Neidig & Killer
Ferre
Prioca
Percale
Tate
Bony & Degreca
Soca Garaient
Rollahedes
Dummer
Teather Helter
Moi
Thar Wardiohi
Eares
Miller
R. M
Wigwai
Tih Rim Nuh
Tito Ea Ae
Sean Ne
Warton
Joan H. Benner
Kefauver
Lewistown
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Ware
Bedon
Orient
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Bargain Budlotis
Geasonasse
George
Came
Thomas FP. Blox
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Eichelbergre
Spicinn Saue
Orocaure
Igor
Charles L.renn
M. L. Etchison
Etchison
M. J. Etchison
Frederick, Ad
Fuldbawly
Frederick County
Blaq Howe
Stove
B. B. Sappimttou
Mellee
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