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The article praises newspaper advertising as reliable for reaching families and urges using The Weekly News for broad circulation. It lists upcoming ads and local businesses including Gent's Furnishings, Ceresville Flour, Dry Goods, and a Prohibition Convention, with a public sale notice and assignee C. V. 5. Levy.
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Chilton
Ohn Hendrickson
Gent's Furnishings
Rodock & Neidig
Ceresville Flour
Shrinering Co
Mullinix & Kemp
E. Best
Dry Goode
Purely Personal and Local Commencements Update
A strings of personal visits and travels fill the column with names and towns. Glenn W. Kerr Dr Bernard G. Steiner A Kemp Keefer LeRoy McCardell G Rozenour Helen Shipley Mrs L E Hedges Lilian Tolbert Virgie Bellman Miss Edith Gardner Miss Eva and Miss Florence Brown Mrs Q S Beckley Middletown High School fourth annual commencement graduates Mary G Rudy Margaret Bremsburg Mary E Hoffmeier Katherine Kefauver Frank N Hoffmeier Emmie Beatty Margaret Remsburg Mary K Hefimeier John Lee Rouizano Katharine Kefauver Rev T F Hoffmeier E L Bobultz Harris Shafer John S Newman Two Lunacy Cases Mrs Mary Martin Maggi Moore Euast Church Female and Male High School closing exercises tonight at Opera House.
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Glenn W. Kerr
Bernard G. Steiner
Yale
A. Kemp Keefer
Lancaster
LeRoy McCardell
G. Rozenour
Baltimore
Helen Shipley
West Third Street
Washington
L. E. Hedges
Frederick
John H. Baker
Broadway
F. A. Baker
East North Street
Hagerstown
Lilian Tolbert
Virgie Bellman
Hammond
New Market
Harry Bossier
The
Theological Seminary of
Bossier
Fresh Air Society of
Edith Gardner
Annapolis
Eva
Florence Brown
South Market Street
J. Beckley
Middletown High School
C. =. Dryden
Reformed Church
Mary G. Rudy
Margaret Bremsburg
Mary E. Hoffmeier
Katherine C. Kefauver
Frank N. Hoffmeier
Mary Rudy
Frank N. Hefimeier
Emmie Beatty
Margaret E. Remsburg
Mary K. Hefimeier
John Lee Rouizaho
Katharine Kefauver
T. F. Hoffmeier
the Reformed Church
E.L. Bobultz
Frederick County
Harries Shafer
John 8. Newman
GUR CITY RATREES Regular Meeting Adopts Water Report
The Board of Aldermen met at City Hall with all members present. The water works report noted repairs to the demon Big Tuscarora, rockey spring repairs, and a new reservoir progressing. meters petition to be considered. Budget bills and licenses discussed. nuisance near Bentz Street investigated. several hall bookings granted. bonds approved. adjourned after routine business.
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City Hall
Fleming
Eisenhauer
Board of Aldermex
Gente
Pola
Euseynavey
George W. Brengle
Northern Division
C. Lerch
Southern Division
Dr. Baltzell
Alonzo Ely
St. John's College
Deaths and notices mingle in Woodbine area
The death of J. B. Gosnell aged sixty five at his Woodbine home is reported along with an infant Meredith Batson who died of msiasuus at three months and seven days. Huger North died in Rogersville aged nineteen. interment in Knottville. Church notices urge Junior Epworth League gathering and Mt Pleasant Children's Day. Builders begin tearing the Mountain City Livery Stables for new houses.
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Jobs B Gossell
J. BR. Gosnell
Woodbine
Meredith Batson
North Market Street
Bugeer Norte
Rogersville
Tenn
Huger North
Biez B. North
Tilghman Biser
Burkittsville
Thus County
Howard Worth
Charleston
D. C
Knottville
Epworth League
Trinity M. EB
South
M. E
Mt. Pleasant
Old Mountain City
Weat All Saints Street
River Verse on Time and Loss by Francis Griffith
A reflective poem laments time's passing and inability to reclaim past joys. Refrains echo a mill grinding with water of the past, as rivers and flowers mourn lost summers. Written from Le Grange Indiana, attributed to Francis P. Griffith.
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Francis P. Griffith
le Grange, Ind
State News Roundup From Cambridge to Frostburg
Reported events across Maryland include Cambridge town election results with three Democrats and two Republicans, Harford county tax levy increases, Elkton railroad organization with George Biddle as president, and Cambridge water works tests for insurance relief. Also noted are court actions by the Court of Appeals, deaths such as J. B. Armiger in Montgomery county, and mining activity in the Maryland coal region with 513 miners at work and President Bradley of the United Mine Workers expected in Frostburg.
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Armiger
Prince Frederick Frederick Seliman
Montgomery County
Cumberland
Cambridge
Court of Appeals
James L. Bedsworth
Wicomico County
Whitlamsport
Harford County
Elkton and Southern Railroad Company
Elkton
George Biddle
Cambridge Water Works
Baltimore City
Gutman
Hagerstown
Siske
Alvey
BRIEF BITS After miner strike losses near $20000 and harvests rise
BRIEF BITS notes a projected total loss of at least 20000 dollars from the miner strike over several days, wheat harvests in Montgomery county yield exceptionally large crops, and local happenings include macadamizing Essi Patrick street and a horse slipping on South Market street injuring a salmai. Rev Kinnock Nelson remains ill with family at Alexandria, and Victor Griffith of McKaig's Post Office fell ill after being chilled in a bath.
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St. John’s College
Annapolis
A. D. Williard
Broad Run
Montgomery County
Essi Patrick Street
Carter
Utermehie
South Market Street
Square Corner
Kinnock Nelson
Alesandria
Victor Griffith
John Griffith
McKaig
Postofice
City Bonds Received by City Register Nixdorff
L M Nixdorff has received thirty five thousand dollars worth of city bonds which will be signed and issued this month. The article notes the bonds are part of the city financing and emphasizes the signing process and timing.
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City Register L. M. Nixdorff
Calif ornia Fig Syrup Co Laxative Endorsement
The pleasant effect and perfect safety with which ladies may use the California liquid laxative Syrup of Figs under all conditions makes it their favorite remedy. To get the imme and genuine article look for the name near the bottom of the package.
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California
California Fig Syrup Co
First Regiment Ordered to Frostburg to Replace Fifth
Brig Gen Stewart Browne commands the Maryland National Guard Fiat Brigade ordering the First Regiment to Frostburg to replace the Fifth in mining region duty. Governor Brown urged prompt execution with ten companies marching Friday night then joining at camp near Frostburg.
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Maryland National Guard
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Uoon
Wilmer
Frederick
Beckley
Hagerstown
Fisher
Belair
Forwood
Elkton
Wright
Easton
Dams
Anospolis
Porter
Folk
Towson
Gra Lig
Oakland
Townsend
Snow Hill
Capper
Eastern Shore
Annapolis
Frostbur
Washington Junction
Weverton
Camp
Frederick Riflemen
J. Beckley
Frontburg
Bronewick
Where Dinner Lasts a Day in Chatham Island
An old sea captain recalls Chatham Island in the South Pacific where time is adjusted by skipping from Sunday noon to Monday noon each week to align with the world. The near Antarctic locale blurs days and nights, making a whole day at dinner feasible, a concept only a few can grasp.
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Tonce
Chatham Island
South Pacific Ocean
Asid
New York Tribune
Fsrand
Antarctic
Pigeon Returns Home After Sale Incident
The article reports Samuel J. Smith of Myersville selling several pigeons to Albert Bartgis of Elerton on Saturday May 19. Bartgis shipped them to Baltimore and was paid, including a four year old pet pigeon that later returned home and will not be sold again. The piece also covers unrelated local notices, a broken leg from a horse kick, and various forthcoming events and notices in the area.
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Samuel J. Smith
Myersville
Albert Bartgis
Elerton
Bartgis
Baltimore
Big Old Home
Christian Nicewarner
Henry
Jumbo
Henry Nicewarner
Frank Everhart
Knoxville
Curious Bottled Message Traveled From Potomac To Atlantic
A note from a bottle found near Shepherdstown recounts a party of young ladies traveling to Rattling Springs. The bottle, sealed and hurled into the Potomac, surfaced months later with a letter dated June 4 from H T Mort aboard the Ida Lee, a Baltimore coal ship bound for Boston.
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Shepherdsown Register
Rattling Springs
Potomac River
Shepherdstown
Old Shepherd College
Clements
Harry Behley
Potomac
Harry Schley
Boston
Baltimore
Atlantic
Chesapeake Bay
H.T. Mort
Ida Lee
Hagerstown Grounds Under Construction For Martinsburg Game
Hagerstown Base Ball Club builds a new ball park on the Dillon property Funkstown pike to host Martinsburg tomorrow. The enclosure will be the finest ever seen, with a grand stand planned for about two hundred fifty spectators and a four sided fence. The club plans a Valley League with Carlisle Chambersburg and Hagerstown to attract strong teams from Philadelphia Reading and beyond.
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Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Dillon
Funkstown Pike
Carlisle
Chambersburg
de Bse
Philadelphia
Reading
Lutheran Pen-Mar Reunion and Fourth of July Excursions
Local notes announce a Lutheran churches reunion at Pen-Mar on Thursday June 28 with a Baltimore and Ohio excursion from Frederick at 8 30 in the morning. Also advertised are Fourth of July excursion rates and early season fruits at local merchants including California peaches and Florida pineapples at McCardell's.
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Pen-Mar
Baltimore and Ohio
Frederick
Ohio River
California
Florida
McCardell’s
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