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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
5
The article reports a legislator from Hastings pushing agricultural and Indian affairs. He notes slow progress among tribes, cites 25 years of inquiry, and argues for farm breeding and poultry expansion. He appeals to committees to clarify policy and funding.
Fragmentary OCR notes report market prices and codes with unclear context. Key terms include Merket prices, cent values, WS and Cod SERCS identifiers, and a dated reference to recente. Details are incomplete, leaving the exact commodities and figures undetermined.
Funeral services held at Grace Methodist Church in Gaithersburg for William Walker longtime Montgomery County resident and director of local banks. He leaves four brothers and a sister, with services noting his late father Han J. Walker. Maude Moore dies at 35 at Kinneharts Avenue, funeral 2:30 pm Saturday from 609 Kinneharts. burial in local colored cemetery near Jefferson. Funeral directors M R Icchisen and Son.
Funeral services for Cloos Place were held Wednesday at 10 a.m. from his LeGore home led by Rev. J Frank Fife with interment at Pipe Creek cemetery. Company A, World War veteran unit, served as honorary pallbearers and provided a firing squad at the grave. Survivors and attendees included relatives and friends of LeGore area, with a later pound party at the Win Faw residence near Lander.
The memorial notes the sudden death of Charles H Butts with funeral in Middletown on June 3 1929. It honors his service as an Orphans' Court judge and extends condolences to his widow and children. Officials Henry P. Mussetter and W. C. Howard sign the tribute.
Local notices show Wow Beach on Steiner's Creek near Jefferson to open with a celebration and a discussion of privileges. The Bankers Reserve Life Co announces opening of an agency with Frederick as manager, promoting life insurance and nationwide growth. Public sale details listed with John Dutrow as auctioneer offering a 10 percent reduction.
A fragmentary notice indicates a banking institution pursuing public attention with pledges and appeals. The text references a national bank courting customers, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A jumble of classified items includes a brush factory sale price, furniture repairs, stone door step for sale, insurance and loan offers, and scrap metal buyers. Multiple small businesses advertise services at 106 W Patrick St to 215 E 3rd St with phone numbers and varied prices.
Purely personal items report Russes Mary and Julia W cent at De Vameen with a fete home on 7 street. Cal becomes agency manager in charge of Western Maryland for Bankers Insurance. Moss Sus Wisner of 602 East Fourth Street is greeting friends today as Tecan receives congratulations. Mary Elizabeth Gelsbert, daughter of Mr and Mrs Franklin Gelsbert, East Second Street, celebrates her fourth birthday today.
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