Saloon Politician Seeks Excise Board Post Amid Scrutiny
A garbled note points to a saloon politician and a Gaunt Senator endorse from Mont for the Excise Board. The fragment hints at statements by W. Salogn of a league across three states, with unclear ties to liquor issues as a family prepares to leave.
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Presitummings
Mont
Excise Board of the Fumbia
Avas
Ava
aleSalogn
League
States Senate
Gmmings
Asc
Knoiyn
Uquor
Automobiles strike group near Emmitsburg injuring four
An automobile in Montevue near Emmitsburg struck four men on West Patrick Street near Telegraph, injuring James Brown and three Brunswick and Kearneysville residents. Brown suffered four head wounds and a badly hinged shoulder. others escaped with serious but nonfatal injuries. The Ford driver G A Riée, a People’s Bank clerk, stopped, moved the injured to Montevue and then to Montevue Dr McCurdy’s. Brown’s condition remained serious by afternoon. one man was unconscious and unable to identify details.
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Emmitsburg
Anéera
James Brown
Montevre
Brunswick
Bearneyaville
G. Au Riée
People's, Bank
Bryngwiak
West Patrick
Telegraph Street
Tra
McCurdy
Sheir
Montevue
Monet Brown
Enner
Bronswick
Kearneysville
W.va
Local Interest Briefs and Oddities
Worth Reading summaries note Edward Measell’s successful landing of eight bags during a Nashine trip day. The Woodwork at Mr Jacob Rosenstock’s East Second street residence is being repainted by a force under Mebri and Maberly. Concrete pavement work leads to the United Brethren church Sunday school room, by Contractor William Riddiemoser and crew.
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Edward Measell
Jacob Rosenstock
East Second Street
H- Maberly
The
United Brethren
William Riddiemoser
Overland 30 H. P. Climbs Montevue Steps
A 20‑hp Overland car climbs steep Montevue steps to prove auto brakes and engine superiority. In the car are E A Cryne Willis Overland district manager at wheel Ed Davis J Chester Kemp local agent S A Gregg Montevue superintendent and Rev J B Ringer. brakes and engine are praised for reliability.
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Ed. Davis
J. Chester Kemp
S. A. Gregg
Monievuc
Ringer
D. Chester Kemp
Pleasant Personal Notes On Visitors And Travel
A parade of local briefings lists residents traveling to Pennsylvania New Jersey and Maryland and visiting relatives in Baltimore Hagerstown Walkersville and Atlantic City among others Mr Scholi Hersperger and Miss Katherine Gramer are noted as visiting relatives while Mr Carl S Davidson heads to Hanover Pa for a week with kin Mrs Margaret Stauffer visits Washington and Braddock joins East Second Street company for summer time greetings
Auto Climbs Steep Steps At Montevue Hospital Demonstration
A Overland car with five passengers driven by district manager D Chester Kemp climbed the steep steps of Montevue Hospital in a demonstration. Onlookers, surprised by the 30 horsepower car, praised its power and brakes. The stunt was planned as a demonstration, initially considered a joke, yet the vehicle easily ascended the incline.
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Overland
Montevue
Montevue Hospital
D. Chester Kemp
Gypsies Leave Under Magistrate’s Order Near City Wall
The gypsy tent adjacent to the City Wall, where palm readings occurred this week, was removed today to comply with a magistrate’s order demanding that visitors depart the city by week’s end due to “Exp. ing.” The scene included a quip about marriage on fifteen dollars a week as a remark from a bystander.
Hog cholera rampant as inoculation drops in county
Hog cholera remains prevalent in the county with many farmers reporting logs of animal illness. Jefferson and Frederick areas show widespread impact as farmers recall recent shipments of diseased hogs and the lack of affordable inoculation in the region.
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Jefferson
Fish Bureau Sets U S Record for Fish Eggs Planted
The United States Bureau of Fisheries closed its fiscal year with a record 3.64 billion fish eggs taken and planted, surpassing last year by 3 million. The flat fish leading 800 million eggs planted, with gains in black spotted trout chinook salmon and other species, while lake herring pike perch shad yellow perch and lobster eggs fell. The bureau considers Rhode Island lobster hatchery breeding to boost New England supply. Two lobster hatcheries exist in Maine and Massachusetts but lack breeding facilities.
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United States Bureau of Fisheries
New England
Bureau
Rhode
Maine
Massachusetts
Ripples and Dark Ones in August Nautilus Note
Louise A Hmuty Nash quotes reflect on mystic imagery of ripples and dark beings in a August Nautilus piece, with a brief aside from Birmingham Age-Herald dialogue about a tariff and Rigsby. The excerpt hints at symbolic light and emblematic signs amid poetic sea motifs.
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Louise A‘hmuty Nash
Rigsby
Birmingham Age-Herald
Lima beans and peaches show plentiful supply and steady prices
Market notes report lima beans were more plentiful with prices from 5 to 30 cents a quart. Peaches were less abundant but available in bags and boxes at 10 to 25 cents per item, with other items like eggs and butterfish priced modestly.
Have Your Horses Teeth Filed
A fragmentary column discusses feeding changes for horses advising gradual adaptation to new feed such as oats and hay, with staged meals and ample water. It mentions guests Mr. David B. Ward of Queens and Mr. James Kerr of Brooklyn visiting Mr. Carroll Hendrickson in Frederick after a house party, traveling from New York City in Ward's car.
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David B. Ward
Queens, N
Air
James Kerr
Brooklyn, N.Y
Carrol Hendrickson
West Second Street
New York City
Frederick
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Hagerstown
McB
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Visi
Auanile City
Miss Runsmith
Mear
Baltimore
Guy Roser
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Millville, N. J
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Hanover
Waward Michael
Fart Ali Bahitd
Mt Airy
Katherine “Gramer
Atwnadelle Cramer
Walkersville
New York
Mary Frances Welty
Jimmilsburg
Susan Gartrette Kennedy
East Third Street
Willian D. Baumgardner
North Market Street
Atlantic
Daughyes
Vinny Ie
Dhated
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Hendley
Miss. Trealt
William Shimer
Margaret Stauffer
Washington
S and
Charles L. Brengle
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Ciara
Mott
Seachrist “Mountain House
Braddock
Rarph Houghton
Edward Campbell
Kite
Oak Springs
S Ixeeter Phieeger
Philadelphia
John B. Phieeger
West Patrick Street
John A. Grammer
George Snyder
Keyser, W. Va
J. Ridgley Sheridan
Lot Fairmont
W. Val
Buckeystown
Harry E. Wilcoxon
Columbus
Ohio
William O. Kolb
Wilcoxon
Fish Bureau
Joan
St. John’s College
Sers
Tecm
Campeg
Granada
Heys
Naval Academy
Chichester’s
G. C. Roser
Frederick. Railway CO
Baltimore & Ohio
Pullman
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
Stone Harbor
Wildwood
Rehoboth
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
A. Kate Gittinger
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