Fabulous real estate boom fuels Florida growth
C C Ausherman long-time Frederick County resident reports rapid Florida real estate gains from Fort Lauderdale to the Everglades. He notes price surges in oceanfront land, the shift from farming to real estate, and eight salesmen aiding his operations as Fort Lauderdale becomes a bustling city between Miami and Palm Beach.
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Frederick
Florida
C. C. Ausherman
Frederick Countian
Land of Flowers
Everglade
Ausherman
Union
Fort Lauderdale
Mt Ja
Rusherman
Ausherman Weld
Toxie Highway
Augberman
G. Blaine Poole
Luther
Remsberg
Miami
Palm Beach
Hollywood
C. J. Cline
Cline
New High Records by Stocks on New York Market
Market optimism grows as weekly trade reviews signal expansion in general business and projected half year earnings. American Can recapitalization rumors aid broad rise with new high records across railroad equipment merchandise gas electric power independent steels and tobacco stocks. Closing was strong with about 650000 shares traded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Amer Tan
Campers Plan Two-Week Tour To New England and Canada
Rev and Mrs R. 8. Patterson and daughter Winifred of Westminster accompany Mr and Mrs Ira Laird of Laird Heagy Company Harrisburg on a camping trip through the New England States Thousand Islands and other spots. They expect to return in about two weeks.
Final Chapter in Tarring Episode
The last chapter in the Myersville tar and feather case will be written next Thursday when Harry C. Leatherman and Arthur L. Rice are paroled from the Maryland House of Correction. They served about nine months of a two year sentence for participating in the tar and feathering of Dorothy Grandon on July 24 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myersville
Harry C. Leatherman
Mary Shank
Wig
Frederick County
Shank
Baltimore
House of Correction
Leatherman
Rice
K. Urowke Lee
Turner
Murray Turner
Utis County
Hagerstown Man Arrested in Savannah on Mann Act Charge
In Savannah Georgia Dave of Hagerstown Maryland and Miss Flannigan were detained after arrest by a U S Commissioner on charges under the Mann Act. Bond set for Davies and the woman remained in custody with authorities naming Sheriff Duffy and details about alleged separations and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Indy
Frank FB
Dave
Pagerstown
Mab
Misa Mae
Juniata
U. S
Davies
David
Sherif Richard Duffy
Hagerstown
Trivis
Baltimore
Flannigar
Davty
Miss Flannigan
Short Duffy
Mra
Davia
Tingerstown
Plan to Close Half Roads for Line Painting
Governor Ritchie brokered a settlement over painting road lines. Barriers at section ends will close half the road while workers paint white lines on plate roads. The plan, urged by Roads Commission chair Mr Mackall and Motor Vehicles Commissioner Baughman, was deemed satisfactory. Attorney General Robbins on unlawful use of glass bottles to stop cars was cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Baughmin
John N. Mackall
States Roads Commission
State Roads Commission
Baughmen
Thomas WW. Roblingon
Ritchie
Mackall
Baughman
Pleasant Grove Woman's Club Outing and Dinner
The Pleasant Grove Woman's Club held a July 14 picnic and basket supper in A. W. Davis meadow with Kemptown Browningsville and New Market joining. Mrs H I Davis presided at a short meeting and welcomed a birthday basket for Mrs A W Davis. Amusements included a potato race won by Miss Welen Day and a peanut race won by Miss Annie Davis before a sumptuous afternoon supper.
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Pleasant Grove
A. W. Davis
Kemptown
Browningsville
New Market
H. I. Davis
Welen Day
Annie Davis
Temple Planned in Balti more by Maryland Masons
Local readers learn a million dollar temple will be built in the Homewood section of Baltimore by the Berettish Rite Masons of Maryland. Preliminary steps were taken after an option was secured on Henry P. Duker’s property at the southwest corner of Charles and Thirty-ninth streets in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Berettish Rite Masons of
Maryland
Henry P. Duker
Charles and
Thirty-ninth Street
Bal- Amore
Young Landis men tour near Walkersville before return
Nine youths from Landis North Carolina motor to Walkersville visit the Zimmermans home and Rev Shutlenb Burger kin. They travel in red cars with campers and plan trips to Pennsylvania Niagara Falls New Jersey and New York before returning home. Professor James Gamble resigns from University of Maryland dairy staff to oversee milk production for a Baltimore firm. He has served since 1918 after a career with the USDA and Maryland dairy work.
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N.C
Landis
N. C
Clayton Zimmerman
Walkersville
Zimmermans
Anthony Shutlenb Burger
This County
Trey
Niagara Falls
N. J
New York
U. of M
James *&. Gamble
University of Maryland
Han
Baltimore
Gamble
Wisconsin
United States Department of Agriculture
Youth 22 Confesses Murder Robbery of Aged Farmer
James Baker 22 confessed to Wilmington detectives and Sheriff Willier Purnell of Worcester county in the murder and robbery of James Carter an elderly farmer whose body was found beside railroad tracks east of Willards. Blanche Ellingsworth of Salisbury accompanied Baker on the flight. she was taken to Snow Hill jail after claiming to know nothing. Baker said he beat Carter with a club, took about 3500 to 3800 dollars, and fled toward Philadelphia before being arrested near Wilmington after leaving Salisbury.
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Salisbury
James Aaker
Wilmington
Willier Purnell
Warcenter County
James Cartes
Wilards
Blanche Ellingsworth
Baker
Philadelphia
Parnell
Jaiil
Snow Hill
Carey
Haltimore
Chesapeake and Atlantic
Pocomoke River
Willarda Station
Wilndngton
Cal
Laurel
Del
Chet
Pollen Heckman
Amd
Gilet
Bonware
Huker
Cocoons and County Product Shine in Tests
Dr Will Payne of Chestnut Farms near Walkersville reports his cocoons yield high quality silk, needing only about 1950 cocoons per pound, far below the usual 2000 to 2500. Tests by J R McGowan of Washington verify the improvement, with cocoons and refined pupae matter assessed. Women's Club of New Market meets at Miss Mary Tashoun's home, seventeen members attend, program planned, solo by Miss Lucille Nicodemna, refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Fh. Payne
Walkersville
Engiaeers
Frederick County
Payne
Cheney Brothers
Hollins Rayner
de. Payne
J. R. McGowan
Washington
New Market
Mary
Tashoun
Luchile Nicodemna
Personal notices and family travels in Buckeystown area
Misa Theresa Graff sails from Baltimore on the Alleghany to Boston after visiting Dalti Iore and the Orchards in Roland Park. Florence Trail returns from Syracuse visit to her niece Mrs arnold. Nurses Naomi Mcb and Anna St Anthony depart for Yellow Stone Park with Mrs Rothenhoefer’s family, visiting St Louis and Denver. trips include Kalamazoo visit. Mr and Mrs Streett travel with them. six weeks away. Other trips note visits to Worland Wyoming and Chicago. Birth congratulations reach Mrs Jacob Baer. real estate sale reports Gilmore R Flautt sells 47 East Third street to Daniel Z Stall. home to be occupied after improvements.
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Misa Theresa Graft
Buckeystown
Baltimore
Alleghany
Merchants and Miners Line
Boston
Mass
Misa Graff
Dalti Iore
Orchards
Roland Park
Florence Trail
East Church Street
Alan ¥. Arnold
Syracuse
Arnold
Allapa M. Belt
Naomi Mcb
Stotbenhoefer
Anna St. Anthony
Frederick City Hospital
Pennsylvania R. R
Yellow Stone Park
St. Louis
Denver
Colo
Montana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Ilinoia
Chicago
Mra
Rothenhoefer
Albert C. McDonald
Kalamazoo
Mich
Kiger Apent Neve
Hines
Lawrence E. Bente
Ira Mosahurge
Trail Avenue
Mias Roth Feaga
Wollaville
Ohl
Connate
Cumberland
Jacob Baer
Jealousy Said To Drive Buffalo Slaying Confession
Mike Konowski of Buffalo confessed to shooting and killing Dorothy fan Mont Darke of Hornell New York. He stated jealousy over attention given other men prompted the crime yesterday afternoon. Darke's body was found last night in the woods with a bullet wound in the abdomen.
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Buffalo
Daly
Poller
Mike Konowski
Lins
Mildret Darke
Hornell
N.Y
Wooda
Hornell Tree
Dorothy Fan Mont
U S Vice Consul in Mexico Shot in Aguascalientes
American vice consul Harold G. Bretherton was shot in the back and slightly wounded in Aguascalientes Mexico on the night of July 16. The US embassy in Mexico City requested a prompt investigation and punishment of the assailant. The motive remains unclear but may have targeted someone other than Bretherton. Bretherton, born in Canada, is a naturalized American citizen.
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Presa
Washington
Harold G. Bretherton
Aguascalientes
Mexico
Amerery Embaday
Mexteo City
State Department
Coast Haven
Tesuil Tha Huse
Amundcolienter
Dretherton
Canada
Bunt
Ampert van Cttiaon
Mercury Drops 32 Degrees in Unseasonably Cool Day
The article notes a sharp temperature fall from 86 to 54 degrees amid an unusually cool morning. No rain is expected, and noon forecasts anticipate a rise toward the weekend highs, with Washington’s national weather service predicting a cool period ahead.
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Uegrene
National Weather Bureau
Chase for Cabman's Assailant Shocks City
A chaotic Sunday scene in New York unfolded as a cabman was shot and a man from Minneapolis, John Blackburn, was arrested after a clash with cab sharps. Walter Croker, 60, was wounded by a bullet while the cab horse froze. investigators say Blackburn sought vengeance for alleged cheating since his arrival two weeks earlier. Police dragged Croker from beneath the horse and Captain Kerr knocked Blackburn unconscious with a club.
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Mreae
New York
Snoddady
Lune Dover
Blackburn
Carmsharps
Minneapolis
Policamen
Croker
Kerr
Mackbuen
Showers Promised Early Next Week As Heat Eases
Weather outlook for the North and Middle Atlantic calls for showers in the first and latter halves of the coming week with near normal temperatures turning warmer at week’s end. In Emmitsburg Maryland Catholic men gather at Se Marys College for the first retreat, with sport and worship on the program under Rev Daniel J Quinn of Montresa New Hampshire. Another retreat starts next Friday and a third on July 31.
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Associated P'ress
Washington
North
Middle Atlantic
Staten
Nore Trial
Caren
Se. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Daniel J. T. Quinn
Montresa
Nhw
Busy Data Gathering for Appeal in Tennessee Evolution Trial
In Dayton on July 18 defense counsel prepare extensive statements as expert witnesses compile documents for the appeal of a four year old case. The court aims to review the prosecution’s handling of the evolution teaching in public schools as trials wind down.
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Dayton
Tena
Act
Dustinitey
Bcope
Npne
Tennessee
Soho
Chatta- Wonca
Appointment of Woman on State Board Not Likely
The Governor replied that a woman will likely not be appointed to the State Inducing Accident Commission. He favors a lawyer for the vacancy and suggests the Eastern Shore should supply the appointee, though he did not name a specific Eastern Shore nominee. The move follows a push by the United Demecratic Women's Clubs of Maryland for Mrs. George Morrison Galther of Baltimore to be considered.
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Phe Askogtrtet
Tallamore
Mian Trith Shoenaker
Bethea
United Demecnitle Women's Clahy
Marys Land
Latehio
United Pemperane Women's Clubs
Maryland
George Morrison Galther
City to manage traffic for July big meet in Frederik
City leaders plan heavy traffic controls for an expected 50 000 visitors for the July 4 dedication. Mayor calls for cooperation with state and local police to deploy extra patrols and clear Market Street for a parade. Parking will use a herringbone system with cars parked close to curbs on both sides where feasible.
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North Market Street
Soday
Trate
Onder
Ackition
E. Auarte Naughman
Frederik
Frederick
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Mantsylvania
Delaware
Market Street
Culler
Motoritta
Thia Ja
Sde
Encampment officers installed at Palestine No 20
Palestine Encampment No 20 I O U O held an installation meeting Friday with Grand Officers performing the ceremony. Grand Patriarch Samuel Wright and others officiated, naming the term's officers. Following the installation, officials praised the visit and refreshments were served. A separate note reports an Auto Trip to Missouri by Middletown residents to visit relatives. the journey will last about four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Samuel Wright
Albert Wolff
Wardes
J. W. Poisal
Wilson R. Rutherford
Alfred Hurat
Graud Acribe
Allen McLane
David Wright, Jr
Fred O. Knabe
August’ C. Munzner
J. Wilbur Warner
Harry P. Seeger
Hf. Dorsey Etchison
Austin W. Howard
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Franklin N. Shipley
Charles £. Keller
Elmer Brown
Ot W
Charles L Farcesworth
Charles D. Ogle
Horace H. C. Altbaugh
Inside Sentinel
John T. Lippe
Henry E. Cramer
Suarde
Karl E. Remnaberg
Ridgely
Charles W. Keiser
Jing
Odd Fallows
Wright
Wolff
Potsal
Rutherford
Mungner
A. J Dorsey Etchison
Paleestine
Horace H. C. Albaugh
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C. C. Rusherman
N. Y
Coolidges
H. C. Leatherman
Arthur L. Rice
Woods
Raymond Woods
Chas
Fr. Ranteberger
Jefferson Street
James Baker
Ferson
Dr. P Payne
Eaat
Gilmore R. Flautt
Insuraice
Leo Weinberg
Fast Third Street
Daniel Z. Stall
Start
Anthracite Operators of America
Atlantic City
J. C. Warringer
Lehigh Coal Navigating Co
BE. HB. Snender
Materia Hill and Co
Thoman Thomas
Lehigh Valley Coal Co
Andrew M. Fine
Hudson Co
W. W. Ingis
Gen Alden Coat Co
G. R. Hadeaty
Uiiladelphia and
Kenting Coal Co
U.S
Cabman
Scopes
Mizcouri
R. V. Hauver
Aon
Richard
James C. Bussard
Middletown
Ira Bk
Remsbergs
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