Frederick City Progress and Growth Over a Decade
The article lauds the progress of Frederick over the past decade led by three administrations headed by Prof. Gov. Ed. Smith. It notes expanded city limits, new streets, improved utilities, a modern city hall and power plant, and a shift from cobblestones to vitrified brick. It credits municipal boards, aldermen, and residents for growth and affirms a vision of continued advancement under future leadership.
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Inet
Rencanis Suan Corporation
Zadviney
Rother
Frederick
Vrof
Ed. Smith
Tim
Clarke Place
Terrace
West Third
D.] Avenue
City Hospital
Clarke
Rockwell Terbig
Abso Faly
Argent
Tuscarora
Greater Frederick
Porto
Opera House
Eaat
Uch
Aloens
Mosdertek
Lange
Curious relics of Louis XVI and Bastille objects in Paris
A fragmented passage notes a ratlike relic of Louis XVI and a Bastille souvenir given to the Dauphin. It mentions a box brought to the queen and a chamber woman reacting to the display, describing the items as revolutionary curiosities preserved in Paris.
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Mone
Camoin
Paris
Citizens' ticket named at Brunswick meeting
At a Brunswick meeting citizens unanimously named a slate for mayor Dr. A G Horne and councilmen J B Meter Willan Schonnifer and J B Garner. Voted to issue 6000 to extend the water system and 5000 for sewer improvement. Election set for August 1. An independent ticket opposed the bonds.
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AG. Horne
Meter
Willan Schonnifer
Garner
Botha
Donde
Aswet
Salvation Army Frederick Corps Plans Weekend Activities
The Frederick Salvation Army corps announces an evening service with a sermon by Mrs. Adjt. Matalhal and a Sunday school at 4:30. Afternoon optical meetings are set in the northern city area with full corps participation. An outing for children is planned at the fair grounds Friday July 9 with tickets distributed by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Salvation Army
Frederick Corps
Matahal
Childran
Agra
Candidates Launch Preprimary Tour in Allegany County
Mr Etchison At Homme and Mr Worsey Midwop began their Democratic nomination campaign for Congress with a preprimary tour in Allegany County. They returned from Western Maryland and said they were gratified with the results and would campaign in Washington County on Month 5. They plan to push major efforts across every county in the district before the August 30 primary.
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Etchison
Homme
Worsey Midwop
Allegany County
Maryland
Washington County
Local church and group picnics listed for summer
Afton area reads list of church and community picnics with dates in late July through September. Items include Frederick County Lutheran reunion July 27 at Beatdeck Heights, Fengaville picnic in Renn'a woods July 40, Mt Pleasant Cajon August 1, Walkersville Union August in Beetrent Grove, Manor Council August 0, Yoxville Lutheran August 6, Flint Poll August 13, Mountaindale early September.
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Frederick County
Mountaindale Sunday School
Sunday Mail Service Established at Braddock
Through the efforts of Mrs. Harbin of the Nibrah Dodge a Sunday mail has been established at Braddock for delivery from 8 to 3 30. There is also an outgoing daily mail leaving at 3 30. This will be a great benefit to residents of Braddock.
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Braddock
Government moves to halt rural land sales in English holdings
A government commission reports on small holdings in England and Wales, noting 58 000 acres acquired for rents totaling 2 000 000 pounds and 2 798 holders, with 20 000 workers supplied via private landowners. It highlights drawbacks of small holdings but urges cooperative systems to boost local production and reduce reliance on imports.
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Stoners of
Kingland
Wales
Chest
Coty Coun
Toglish
Innett
Commission
Conmaui On
Nike
New Craze In Pana Decorates Walls With Newspapers
A Parisian inspired trend spreads in Pana as residents decorate walls and ceilings with selected newspapers from many countries. Headlines are displayed to be conspicuous, and exchanges among newspaper offices and collectors expand and diversify the holdings.
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Paris
Man with nine children builds farm on 122 acres in Missouri Ozarks
Joseph Holt moved from South Dakota with $30 and nine children to Shannon County Missouri. He bought 122 acres and set aside six for parturage, planting 200 apple and 200 peach trees with abundant berries and small fruits. Surplus goes to market via nearby town. honey farms grow, adding revenue with minimal labor. The Ozark climate offers mild winters, enabling year round outdoor feeding and crops, including a revival of tobacco with barley tobacco gaining interest.
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Missouri Ozarks
Joseph Holt
South Dakota
Holt
Shannon County
Missouri
Ivy Place
Wolt
Hall
Ozark
Ozarks
Kentucky
Pleasants Readers Social Notices From The News
Pleasants social column lists visiting relatives in the city and nearby towns. Names include Roger Motter Washington. Then Xenkie Tacoma. Raywond Fordy and wife. Nellie Selix Bunnlteburg visiting Mrs Walter Ziegler. Prestley Lightner Marion Ohio visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Wiles. Rohimd Steiner Washington visiting Mr and Mrs William Danner. William Clarke Nortment & Smith party with wife visiting Frederick. B Dywil and Mollie Phrvall Mast Third street returned from Shemden Junctions. Warren Saunders and Je Fry Schenectady visiting parents Capt and Mrs Walter Saunders. Alice Neal Baltimore visiting Benny J. Magin. Leslie Lewie Y M C A secretary with 15 20 members plans camp at Kelman near Frederick. Casey visiting nurse Frederick Society for TB relief returned from Baltimore. Misses Zimmerman Dill Hershberger Frederick and Ethel Brown Washington at Miss Willard house party Knoxville. Holmes D Baker Edwin Marketh William Baker Jr Robert Stanton Baltimore Frank Thomas Westminster on extended automobile trip to Atlantic City New York and New England.
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Roger Motter
Washington
Then
Xenkie
Tacoma
Raywond G. Fordy
Firsure
St. Ae County
Nellie Selix
Bunnlteburg
Walter Ziegler
Presttey Lightner
Marion
Ohio
Mix
Charles Wiles
Eighth Street
Aid Max
Rohimd Steiner
Willian H. Danner
Butt
Third Street
Williun A. Clarke
Norment & Smith
Frederick
B. Dyvwil
Mollie Phrvall
Mast Third Street
Shemden Juncttos
Warren W. Saunders
Je Fry
Schenectady
N. Y
Walter Saunders
North Market Street
Aliee Neal
Baltimore
Benny J
Dlagin
Leslie Lewie
Kelman
Isabel Zimmerman
Margrete Dill
Helen Hershberger
Ethel Brown
Willard
Knoxville
Holmes D. Baker
Edwin C. Marketh
Willian G. Baker, Jr
Robert Stanton
Baltiore
Frank ‘Thomas
Westminster
Athl Tic City
New York
New England States
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