Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Co. noted
The publication of the Daily News is described as a daily paper except Sundays, printed at the Court Avenue building, Fredericton, Missouri. It is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive rights to news dispatches and local news. Submissions must include real name and be mailed to the office. telephone submissions are not accepted.
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Courtenenvdick
Great Southern Printing
Associated Prese
Associated Frese
Passing Of Slow Driver In The Modern Traffic Age
On July 26 1928 the piece argues speeding is safer than slow driving on improved roads and that slow drivers cause congestion and pass avoidance. It contrasts early strict speed limits with current attitudes and cites State Road Chairman John N Mackall advocating removing slow drivers in Maryland. It also discusses criticism as a human right and the role of free speech in progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Mackall
Maryland
Reminiscences and Joins in Pilea for Preservation
A letter to the editor praises local preservation sentiment and recalls the author Wow M. Hardt, a retired resident now a Philadelphia banker, sharing reflections on lifelong ties to the area and urging care for a historic landmark.
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Landmark
Wow. M. Hardt
Philadelphia
Inquiring Reporter Todya's Question on Elections
The column reports a panel of figures debating whether to abolish primary elections in favor of a convention system. Prof. William E. Hauver and Grover Fl. Michael prefer conventions, citing inclusivity and candidate quality. William J. Grove and Harry C Hull Jr express varied support, while George R. Dennis Jr warns primaries protect voters and cites corporate tax concerns.
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Todya
WM. E. Hauver
Grover FL. Michael
William J. Grove
Harry C Hull, JR
George R. Dennis, JR
Tribute And Preservation Plea From Local Writer
A local writer lauds a prominent native for talent and character while urging preservation of West Patrick Street’s Old Stone Laver. He recalls boyhood associations, praises Mary Fane, and appeals to influential residents to save the historic building from demolition.
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Tard
Mr. Hardt
Mary Fane
Chicago
Ct. F. K
Luf's Stuff A Fly a Rant Against a Pest
A quirky column muses on the nuisance of a garden fly, arguing the insect deserves no mercy. It characterizes the fly as a germ carrier that frequents garbage, spoils food, and distracts residents with buzzing.
Divorce Plan Mentioned in Lark’s Husband Mood
A fragmentary line suggests a character named Lark plans to ask her husband for divorce when he is in a favorable mood. The text is garbled but implies domestic conflict and potential remarriage or separation developments.
Anniversaries and historical events theme today
Today in history highlights anniversaries from 1777 to 1915, noting figures such as Rev. Robert H. Bishop, Emmet D Boyle, and events like Oregon's provisional constitution and Charlemagne monument in Liege. Also mentions one year ago: William J. Bryan's death, plus today’s notable birthdays and events in Canada and the United States.
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Robert H. Bishop
Miami Univer
Atty
Scotland
Diel
Khyber Pasa
Afghanistan
India
Wade
Oregon
Charlemagne
Liege
Belgium
Emmet D Boyle
Nevada
Virginia City
Theno
Washington
United States
Warsaw
Iangorod
George
William J. Bryan
Richard Rogers
Dayton
Tenn
Mra
Elia A. Boole
National
van Wert
George Bernard Shaw
Dublin
Ireland
John R. Voorhis
The
Tammany Society of
New York City
Oddities in early footwear and tools from Jamestown to threshers
The text notes that a person did not break a shoe-stitch yard and wore button shoes while using his head. It states iron ore was first used for a colony shoe in Jamestown, Virginia in 1608. It also mentions Andrew Meike inventing the threshing machine near the end of the 18th century.
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Jamestown
Andrew Meike
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Remembered
Twenty years ago in Frederick the old Lutheran graveyard on Earl Church Street was being dismantled with bodies interred there removed. Aldermen Edward Lease and John F. Schell were on the sick list. The pavement in front of McClintock Young on Court Street was being repaired. Mr and Mrs Baum Gardner of North Market Street were visiting Atlantic City. George Wolsen purchased a lot on Fraddan Heights from Mrs Katherina Whitert and planned to build a residence.
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Earl Church Street
Edward ¢Lease
John FE Schell
McClintock Young
Court Street
Wn . Baumgardner
North Market Street
Atlantic City
George Wolsen
Fraddan Heighta
Katherina Withert
Harp Descendants Gather for Annual Pilgrimage
More than 600 descendants of the late George Harp, born 1765, plus about 400 guests, traveled from Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, New York, Rhode Island and Minnesota to Myeraville for a three service observance. An 18 by 8 foot genealogy chart was unveiled, a 24 piece orchestra performed, and wreaths placed at George Harp’s grave. An organization was formed with Rosene Harp Hrane as president and several vice presidents. A plan was announced to return next year to Braddock Heights.
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George Hurup
Ajeq
Myeraville
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Unio
New York
Ithode Island
Minnesot
Cyne F. Flack
Hagerstown
U. 8 B
Paul Rinehart
Victor Weidler
First United Brethren Church
Buffalo
N.Y
Roger C. Harp
Dinnep
Harp
Roesecoe Harp Brane
Hood College
Reny S Harp
George Harp
Sarah Burber
Keedysville
Rosene Harp Hrane
Washington
Warry Newcomer
Charlies MM. Harp
St. Veal
Minn
Harry Harp
D. Edgar Bittle
John Leatherman
Reno S&s
Ely
Cyrus F. Flook
Brane
St. Paul's Church
John Harp
Elizabeth Doab
Tamel Harp
Mary Ann Kenmyer
Jacob Harp
Lidla Kane
Catherine Poffenberger
Sustnng Harp
Jacob Leatherman
Catherine Harp
Hanna Harp
Biren
Tiwan
Dockles
Braddock Heights
Among the Sick and Real Estate Sale in Westminster
Miss Reba Hoffman staying with Mr and Mrs Pearl Johnson Westminster is in Frederick City Hospital with appendicitis. Mrs Mary Qden Tracey on South Carrol Street ill seven weeks slowly improves. Frank Tracey who injured his foot remains about the same. Noah E F Cramer and Son real estate brokers sold the City residence at 207 Mast Third Street with a three story brick dwelling to Mr and Mrs Russell J Strine who will occupy it as their homeSeptember possession.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Tmrzt
Queen Mary of England
Reba Hoffman
Pearl Johnson
Westminster
Frederick City Hospital
Mary Qden Tracey
South Carrol Street
Frank Tracey
Noah EF
Cramer and Son
Joan and
Naurance
Robert F. Barrick
Mast
Third Street
Russell J. Strine
Storekeeper’s comic cap incident sparks street gossip
A Lawrence Telegram report recalls a popular merchant who borrowed a vapor coat cap to run errands. Passersby laughed at his choice, though the item was returned intact, worn only briefly like a normal shopper trying on goods. The cap’s large label drew the giggles.
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Ini
Giggles —Lawence Telegram
Fourth Annual Ox Fibre Brush Co Picnic At Braddock Heights
Approximately fifteen hundred attendees joined Ox Fibre Brush Co employees at Braddock Heights for a full day of contests with cash prizes. Winners included Albert Schmaltz Earl Welty and William Hahn along with a vaudeville performance by O'Neil and Derr and a later dance contest. Prizes ranged up to $3 with multiple events for both children and adults.
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Ox Fibre Brush Company
Braddock Heights
O'Neil
Derr
Albert Schmaltz
Earl Welty
Frank Kennedy
Ben Gilbert
William Hahn
Earl Rhoderick
Aston Twenty
Francia Crutchley
Austin Brachey
Ralph Gastley
Robert Warner
Earl Gastley
Alton Twenty
Harry Bruchey
Richard Bruchey
Lilian Easton
Anna Angelo
Harry Sweeney
A. D. Ford
William Flemming
Pearl Eader
Lewis Burek
Flemming
Edna Lipps
Margaret Orndorff
Sarah Murphy
Frank Kenonady
John Starr
Tom O'Neill
Val Derr
John “Uttinger
Mabel Stoutlemyer
Catherine Orndorff
Balva Powell
Wiliam Kreh
Cheater Wrightler
May Burke
Valls Derr
Mary Derr
Missea Eva Haugh
Ada Shaw
Frice
Theatre News Empire Highlights From Local Film Lineup
Iola Dana, Robert Agnew and Chester Conklin star in The Great Love. Jimmie Adams appears in a two reel comedy Her Ladies Sake. Consas Tearle leads The School For Wives in a farce at traction Crate Kennedy appears in The Radio Detective chapter. What every woman wants to know what the other woman thinks.
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Maryland
Consas Tearle
Tonfighd
the School For Wives
Crate Kennedy
Whooping cough dangers stressed by public health leader
Dr. Huce 5S CumMine of the United States Public Health Service warns that whooping cough remains highly contagious and often unrecognized in early stages. He notes most deaths occur in infants under one year and children under five, urging parents and schools to keep susceptible children away from early-stage cases and to watch for the characteristic whoop.
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Huce
CumMine
United States Public Health Service
United States
Bible Thought on God’s Judgment and Love for the Stranger
A brief, dated devotional fragment reflecting on Deuteronomy 10 18 and 14 3 prayerful lines praising God’s judgment of the fatherless and widow and urging love for the stranger. The wording echoes a transcribed church page with archaic capitalization and punctuation.
Put Kitchen In Front Says Architect And Parlor Back
Chicago July 24 Kitchen in front of small houses is urged by architect Jerry Loebl and Norman Schlossman in a model home plan. The front yard is kept minimal while the back yard becomes an outdoor living space, with a garden, fruit trees, and even a chicken run. The city home can be built for about 12000 dollars, prioritizing exposure and space.
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NEA Service
Chicago
Plac
Loebs and Schlossman
Jerry Loebl
Loeb
Norman Schlossman
Stioubbery
PURELY PERSONAL NOTES OF LOCAL FAMILIES AND VISITORS
Mrs KF 1 D and daughters Myree Moore and Ruth Lipps spend weeks at Summer home near Frederickeburg Virginia. Miss Amy Rice of Baltimore visits relatives in this city. George D Wolfe and daughter from Washington spent Sunday here. Charles C Fisher of Baltimore spent weekend with relatives. Clergy guests from Blue Mountain Conference at Miss Mary Maulsby's. Mrs John Francis Smith and Mrs Teagher Kunkel at Catpetin Country Club Friday. Mr and Mrs Benjamin Knodle host visitors. Downing, formerly Rebecca Humm of Baltimore, visiting relatives locally. Florence Garner Frederick visits over weekend with Mrs Pearl Johnson Westminster. Sixty line babies health test at Riverside Park Baltimore. Carolyn McBride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles McBride, scores high on the test. McBride formerly from this city.
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Myree Moore
Ruth ‘Lipps
Frederickeburg
Amy Rice
Baltimore
George D. Wolfe
Washington
Charles C. Fisher
Foley
Bird
Gray
Edges
Misa Simms
Blus Mountain
Gueiiy
Mary Maulsby
John Francis Smith
Teagher Kunkel
Daniells
Catpetin Country Chuh
Mir
O and Mix
Zedock Dove and
Edwin
Catonaville
Benja
Min Knodle
RR. I. Downing
Rebecca Humm
Florence Garner
Frederick
Riverside Park
Carolyn
Charles McBride
Syyrka
McBride
Local Markets Wheat and Corn Report From Auckland
Auckland markets show activity in wheat and corn updates amid notes on financial strains. City leaders outline financing efforts for street illumination and infrastructure, signaling cautious outlook for local trade and public works.
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