County considers road upgrade under State Aid Law
Frederick County officials weigh state funded road improvement along a route from the Brick School House to Burluttaville. Residents favor full length upgrade with costs shared 60 percent state, 40 percent county, and property owners to cover 10 percent. State Road Commission aims for best conditions. current estimate 1,509 to 2,000 dollars per mile if pursued.
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Burluttaville
ander
Gway
State Road Commission
niger
yester
Comipiggion
ars
Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses in Local Court
Record in the Offices of the Court shows deeds recorded including 8 McBride to Laura F Wilson in the county and Ena Truman purchase. marriage licenses issued to Jean Beker and Blanche A, both of Hagerstown. Dispatch reports a fatal shooting attributed to R Harkness at Seacliff and mentions Florence C Happ, a 324 foot divorcee from Lewisburg, with further scattered items about a plot arrest and a July dispatch.
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Laura F. Wilson
tate
L. Walker
Ena Truman
Jean Beker
Blanche A
Hagerstown
Dispatch
York
R. Harknness
Seacliff
L. J. us
York Mra
Florence C. Happ
Marfeet
Lewisburg
Pennsylvamant
Harkness
Jenkis to Post as Government Financial
W Jenkis formerly of Cor a notifies China that he will post as the government's financial agent in a move noted on July 20 with 2.50 ppm. The statement marks a shift in alias and role as authorities scrutinize financial responsibilities.
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China
ah W. Jenkis
Cora
Indians on Warpath Dispatch to The News
Dispatch reports General Rojas rebels advancing toward Sonia with heavy casualties. Five slain and rebels set to invade, as scattered warnings reveal movements and local tensions rise.
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mdndiasis
Rojas
Lesa
Compromise on Parcels Post Reached by Senate Panel
After a two month dispute the Senate Committee on Post offices and Post Roads agreed on the Post Office Appropriation Bill focusing on parcels post rates. Bourne and Bristow led a modified eight zone plan with rates from 5 to 12 cents per pound, max 11 pounds, plus 5 cent local delivery and 16 cent 11 pound package. The measure sails to report Monday as the committee appoints a three senator panel to oversee action.
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Senate Committee on Post offices
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Bristow
Kansas
Cristew
sithny
Senator Bourne
Bollrng
masis
Derailed Express and Fort McHenry Relate Military Move
A derailed express near Boyds was halted by quick action on the brakes, delaying the train by about an hour. no serious injuries reported and service resumed. Fort McHenry entrainment orders from Washington are expected today or tomorrow as troops prepare departure from Locust Point toward Boston and a historic post.
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Coast Artillery
Locust Point
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore
Boston
Fort Mellenry
Francis Scott Ker
Fort McHenry
Washington
Critic’s Letter Attacks New Frederick School Build
A Frederick citizen writes to The News criticizing the recently completed school building. He alleges wall plumb and cement flaws, substandard brickwork, poor concrete, and unsafe exit arrangements. He urges involving local architects, brick workers, carpenters, and tinners to keep money local and improve overall workmanship.
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Frederick
uwork
Haties
South street
Brederick
Pleasant Paragraphe About Those Who Come and Go
A jumble of social notes records Mr Mark Ward of New York visiting relatives in the city and many others from Baltimore, Washington, and beyond visiting local residents. Ex-Senator Frank C Norwood is away on business. numerous families, couples, and guests are noted as traveling to Atlantic City, Jam aica, Europe, and other locales, with extended visits and domestic trips detailed through the list.
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Mark Ward
New York
Frank C. Norwood
Rockwell Terrace
Edward C. Shepherd
Edward C., 3rd
city
Divorce Granted to Bettie Lapold from John Lapold
Judge Metter granted an absolute divorce to Bettie Lapold from John Lapold. The parties reside in Bronswijk Reno. Harp represented Mrs Lapold, Ruy ft now Chamberlain's Colle, Choloves and Diarrhoea Remedy is almost chain to be needed before the gummer is over. Buy it now and be prepared for such an emergency. For ware by all druggists, o ert the news when it happens. Last.as it happens, Fou must read it in The Ne.
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Bettie Lapold
John OD
Lapold
Bronswijk Reno
Harp
Ruy
Chamberlain's
Temperatures plunge in Frederick as heat fades to cool spell
Frederick endures a damp dismal day with 56 degree readings as a post heat wave cool spell settles in. Yesterday peaked at 79, matching the Baltimore station. Crop rains aid corn while peaches in Frederick county show a short harvest. A Democratic reunion slated for Pen-Mat Park plans speakers Wilson and Marshall and Rep. Lewis with anticipated attendance of about 10,000.
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Frederick
Baltimore
mercury
Frederick county
Wilson-Marshall-Lewis Club
Washington County
Maryland
Pen-Mat Park
William K. Hoffman
Wilson and
Marshall
Congressman Lewis
Democratic Glee Club
Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Worth in Frederick Testimony
In Frederick Maryland a local reader Mrs J E Perry Braddock Rd No 5 testifies Doans Kidney Pills relieved kidney disturbance sediment in secretions dizziness and nervousness after years of backache and misery. She notes continued use brought full improvement and urges others to ask for Doans Kidney Pills sold by J W Harner Drug Store. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY backs the remedy with the familiar slogan when your back is lame remember the name.
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Frederick
J. E. Perry
Braddock R
Frederick, Md
Doan
J. W. Harner
Dean
Market Gossip at Old Market House Brims with Busy Traders
A large crowd gathered at the old market house with brisk trade after the bell. Prices spanned fruits, vegetables, meats, dairy, and seafood, with blackberries and apples in strong demand and eggs, butter, and poultry listed at varied regional rates.
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