Saunders Range Camp Notes July 10 1929 Army Training
Reports from Saunders Range Ma July 10 1929 describe a lively training camp with the Second and Third Battalions practicing extended order and close formation. Officers and men note growth, promotions for George R B Shipley and Clyde Haover, and a first baseball game between Company L and Company E totaling 4 to 1. The YMCA facility is described with lights and athletic equipment, and a Saturday night dance is planned despite taps rules.
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Saunders Range
Iine
Cacti
Asil
Bev
Tetahitea
George RB
Jey
Clyde 1
Haover
Shipley
George C. Slagle
Janney
M.C
Barnett
Haaverwaa
Piniding Iére
Imda
Edfip
Hagle
Riggs
Freezone corn remover ad promises painless ease
A fragmented advertisement touts Freezone corn and callus remover claiming fast, painless relief. It urges readers to apply a few drops on the corn or callus and instantly stop pain, promising to remove the troublesome growth from the root without soreness.
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Higher Prices for Suits Mark Rise in Women's Fashion
Merchants report a coming rise in women's suit prices due to higher material and workmanship costs. New fabrics include tingel tone with silvery threads and heavier weaves for coats. Salcoats may run to 34.0.86 and coats average longer as winter deepens. Reindeer gray tan shades, fur trims, and note-lapel necklines appear in the season.
Game Wardens Confer On Salaried Deputies Plan
The Conservation Commission in Baltimore held a conference with Game Wardens and deputies detailing the move to salaried officers in each district. Warden LeCompte urged that explicit orders and full-time pay improve efficiency over the old fee-based system.
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Gome
State Conservation Commission
Baltimore
Lee LeCompte
We. Thomas Kemp
William J. Killian
Io Game
LeCompie
Fnes
Doula C
Jefferson
News of Cox Towns Festival and Local Visits
Community notices and social updates from Cox Towns describe a July festival at the public school house lawn with musical entertainment and prizes. The piece lists numerous residents visiting relatives, weekend stays, and local church events, highlighting the social fabric and local organizations active in the area.
Local families share Fourth of July visits and news
Mr and Mrs John Harbaugh and daughters Catherine and Elizabeth of New Bedford Massachusetts visit relatives. Mrs Mary Smith and her daughter Mrs Linnie Crist of Hartyville St. Clair and Miss Ruth Firor pursue studies at Johns Hopkins and Goucher. Relatives Glenn Brown from Baltimore visits, Ernest Stoner and son stay with Bertha Byler in Woodsboro. Emmie Crawford visits Baltimore. Hugh Phy l and family from Thurmont celebrate the Fourth at George’s. Cleve Bussard family and Ethel Crawford join a Monocacy fishing trip. Frederick Firor and daughters Anne Franklin and Marion visit St Johns parsonage.
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Thor Jadleseoft
Pal Vehi
Rey
C. Bonn
Parana Es Lee
School House Lawn
Woak Orchestra
Bertha ’‘Shipley
Frederick
Doras Sweadnes
Thia- Place
Misa Alta Norris
Regina Diller
Beulah
Munzle
Willan
Mrd
T.A. Simpson
Margaret
Elizabeth
Mia
Lioyd N. Barbér
Hagerstown
Olga Pools
Mills Hove Etébrand
Misa
M. Hellen Lease
Clinton Holsapple
Roy Morgan
Irving Duddrear
Alma Margaret
John Robert Holter
Jefferson
Ruby Welker
Corner
Ohio
Milas Minnie Monhour
Dummer
Helen Trundle
Nome
Baltimore
Helen Towsend
Misa Nellie Sappington
Newport News
Mra
Laura Sappington
Thomas Grimes
Frank
Charles Grimes
Charles Edward Joy
Margaret Smith
Emory
Smith
Charles Etzler
Murray
John Harbaugh
Catherine
Bedford
Mary Smith
Mies
Editi ‘Law
Linnie
Crist
Harbaugh
Hartyville
S. Clare
Mountains
Glenn.Brown
Thurmont
George, Crawford
Cleve Bussard
Louise
LD. Crawford
Ethel
Frank Willard
Lewis Willard
Frederick Firor
Annt Franklin
Marion
Driver Held in Death Crash and Whiskey Transport Case
Washington man Macklin faces a homicide related bail hearing after his automobile struck a tree on Frederick Road killing Mind Laura Blanchard and injuring a second passenger. Police found sixty quarts of whiskey in the car. A coroner's jury cleared Macklin of gross negligence. He was released in traffic court.
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Mitta
Fy Macktin
Washington
Frederick Road
Laura Blanchard
Alson
Supplee
Baltimore
Stamon
Asixty
Macklin
Blanchard
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Francis X. Bushman
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Bellevue Hospital
United States
Elfenstein & Urner
Shet Street
Feredertekt
News of
Cox Towns
Aden Chee
Libert
Giaab
Kyat
Peter's
B.C
Flas Mountain Park
Sidbey
Sappington
Charles A. Lawrence
Jas Mi
F. G. Smith
Frank Sappington
Clayton Trundle
Irving
Charles ‘W. Poote
Charles
Eutlér
Olver ‘Pe Vonsadtoc
Edward Cruin
Charles Ff. Soulth
Caleb Hobba
Ara
RuthsFiror
Masster
Johns. Hopkins
Firor
Apis Daxtee
Goucher College
Usue
Onliguor
Tebistron
Bay, Wai
Sighties Stamp
AJL
Swift & Company
Swift & ‘Company
A. Swift
Swift &Company
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
U.S. A
Pearre'a
South Market Street
Telephone
Frederick, MD
Peel. Bros
Buffalo
St. I. Gladhill
Boe Telephone
Cor. Landis
South Market St. Frederick, Md
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