Frederick County Farm Bureau Co-Operative Association Planned
Plans are nearly complete for the Frederick County Farm Bureau Co-Operative Association to be formed at the courthouse Saturday at 10 am. Delegates from 22 Farm Bureau units will elect officers including president and secretary, appoint a sales manager, and set headquarters likely in the city. The group will issue notes from 30 to 100 dollars as security to raise cash for cooperative purchasing of bulk goods and produce sales, aiming to start operations in August.
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Frederick County
Nnet
Sles Manizer
Washington County
Bureau
Taylors Town Picnic and Speakers in Loudoun County
The Taylors Town homecoming picnic in Loudoun County Virginia is set for Saturday with Col Wilbur C Hall a Leesburg lawyer as speaker on Better Roads Schools and Government He has advocated toll free bridges over the Potomac at Brunswick and Point of Rocks and is expected to address the commission on the topic. A separate note covers Mrs G W Wagner’s Sunday School class outing to Pipe Creek including numerous attendees. Montenegro is described as poor overall despite rich fertile areas and historic Russian road building and defense against Turkish forces.
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Taylorstown
Loudoun County
Wilbur C. Hall
Leesburg
Tie
Hall
Potomac River
Brunswick
Point of Rocks
Virginia Highway Commission
G. W. Wagner
West Falls
M. E
Pipe Creek
G. M. Wagner
Aubrey Fritze
Goldie Lowan
Mabel Barnes
Willig Keefer
Genevieve Naill
Letha Walker
Ava
Montenegro
Europe
Russia
Baughman Takes Six Week Rest From Motor Vehicle Post
Commissioner Austin Baughman, head of the motor vehicle department, leaves office for a six weeks rest due to a leg ailment affecting his nerves. Doctors Alfred Uman Charles Austrian and Irving J. Spear advised rest as the remedy after observation at Hebrew Hospital.
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Austin Baughman
Motor Vehicles
Llis Phy Aus
Alfred Uman
Charles R. Austrian
Ir Ity J. Spear
Raughman
Hebrew Hospital
Wheat Drops to 90 Cents as Corn Roars Upward
Wheat eased to 90 cents a bushel while corn jumped to 59 dollars a barrel in thin local trading. Chicago markets showed wheat softening on rust reports and rain shortages in Canada, while corn held gains amid broader price strength. Liverpool and Winnipeg dispatches echoed a general trend of weak wheat and strong corn.
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Chicago
Canada
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Toledo
Minneapolis
Attending Church Sunday for Jefferson Jr. O U A M Service
The Jefferson Council of the Jr O U A M will attend services at the Reformed church in Jefferson on Sunday morning July 29 at 10 15. Rev C K E Platt chaplain will preach A Nation s Greatness and explain Junior Order ideals and national significance. The council is among the strongest in the state and annual services draw members from other lodges in the county.
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Jefferson Council of the
Reformed Church
Jefferson
C. KE. Platt
Jefferson Council
Jefferson Connell
Hog Cholera Warning Issued for Millard Farm Premises
The U S Bureau of Animal Industry Extension Service and University of Maryland warn that hog cholera exists on Millard farm premises. Kefauver Braddock are cited in the notice as origin or signatories.
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Millard FP
Liver toned up changes how you feel and look
A claim that improving liver tone alters energy, mood, and appearance. The text suggests health benefits without citing research, experts, or specific methods. No concrete actions, dates, or organizations are provided.
Chautauqua Ends With Fine Lectures And Music
The local chautauqua closed Thursday with about 500 attendees hearing Opie Read speak on Human Nature and Politics, sharing unpublished experiences. Attendance neared expectations. next year’s plans hinge on guarantors’ meeting. The program featured Victorian era songs and readings by Vi ctorian Maidy and a junior pageant titled Her Family On Display. Mary Eflen Hubbart, 18 months, recovering from a rooster-related injury, is improving at City Hospital after a difficult day and a stable recovery outlook.
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Opie Read
Chautauqua
Swarthmore Chautauqua
Trig
Helen Grace Sheppard
Mabel Ann Ponthan
Ella Janet Dahl
Cecilia Lois Pennell
Chautauquans
Mary Eflen Hubbart
George Hubbard
Creagerstown
City Hospital
Milton Mopfenmaier Joins Frederick County Products Board
Milton Mopfenmaier a prominent Maryland financier acquired a substantial stake in Frederick County Products Inc and was elected to its board. Arthur Byer of the New York Product Exchange attended the Frederick meeting with plans for expansion. The board reported a nourished business state and announcements of new switching facilities by TR and the Hagerstown and Frederick Railroads.
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Milton Mopfenmaier
Business Idan
Washington
Frederick County Products
Iie
Lines
Hopfenwater
Maaryland
Arthur Byer
New York Product Exchange
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Co-Operative Assn
Court House
Col. Hall
Baughman
Jefferson Council, Jr. O. U. A. M
Reformed
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Second and Market Sts
Holemans Silk Sox
Newsra
Fred
Erick Co. Products Inc
Walkersville
California
Virginia
Swift’s Premium Hams
Swift's
Callies
Blue Ridge Callies
VEGEX
Rettberg’s
Lexington Market
Baltimore
Staub’s
James Houck
Eli G. Haugh
Spencer E. Stup
Thomas B. H. Dudrow
Dr. G. ¥. Smith
Casper E. Cline
E.H. McBride
Samuel C. Thomas
G. F. Smith
Hammond Clary
J. Windsor Williams
Frank V. Staub
Edgar H. McBride R
J. Dutrow
Albert L. Bussard
M. S. Michael
Charles T. Dudderar
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick Mp
THE_BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE
McCleery
Jewelry Store
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
P. O. Box
Casper T,cline
The
Mullinix & Bentz the Rug Store
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