Republicans to Hold First Campaign Meeting in Frederick
Frederick county voters are invited to a public meeting at 8:00 p.m. to plan Republican strategy for the fall. W. Harry Haller, Maryland delegate to the Republican National Convention in Chicago, will speak and report on the proceedings. The event aims to present a united front for Harding and Coolidge in November and to discuss campaign steps, with the orchestra from the academy providing music after the session.
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Frederick County
W. Harry Haller
Maryland
Republican Nationa Convettion
Chicago
Aidi
Republian
Repub
Cane Hope
Frederick
Harding
Wand Coolidge
San Francisco
Nationa
Academy
Sozat S Session Hold At Epworth Bible Class Picnic
A Sunday school event at the Methodis Bpopal Sunday School featured about 20 men from the Epworth Bible Class of the church at Jefferson. Mr Sherwood of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce addressed the gathering and Joan Tyler of the Jerry McAuley Mission in New York spoke with a graphic, forceful style. The Leaders Bible Class was kept busy, a young lady joined the membership, and plans were laid for a Walkersville visit with the trip postponed. The Sunday School annu?al picnic is set for Braddock Heights with free transportation provided for attendees on June 20.
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Methodis BP ‘Opal
Yesterga
Effy
Sherwood
Ederick Chamber of Commerce
Page
M. Etchison
Central Y. M. Co. A
Washington, D.C
Epworth
Thairy ‘Church
Jefferson
Claes
Walkersville M
Braddock Heights
Funeral services set for Owen E tin f in Friday morning
Funeral notices show Owen E tin f in to be laid to rest Friday morning with services at 2 o clock. Rev J A Stroyeptipoeed of Stra 4 Eph Set 83 ep. It details home services and mentions weather and attendants, listing names such as Vernon T Smith and others.
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Owen
Me- Brhié
Vernon
Smith Seibee
Rick
Awono The Sick Meets Frigid Public Health Notice
Incoherent OCR fragment references a person named Awono and a medical or health notice. The readable portion hints at a meeting or event about illness with male individuals implicated. Details are severely unclear, but the item appears to be a brief public notice or obituary style fragment.
Equality to Rule In Chamber of Commerce Plan
The article outlines a three year reorganizing program for Frederick Chamber of Commerce driven by member referendum. It details two questions on civic priorities and improvements, the shift to member led decision making, and the assignment of tasks to volunteers or directors to execute a community focused plan. Radio-like summaries mention speakers from the American City Bureau and Elks Club meeting notes and property disposition plans.
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Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Ewing
Herbert P. Sherwood
American City Bureau
Chamber of Cammerce
Baptist
Methodist
Norhing
Baptist ‘Nd
Ach
Sher ‘Ood
As. Ai
Eeard Ji
Ena
Fis
the Elks
Fidderick
Freight embargo halts all rail freight to several eastern cities
In Frederick a new outlaw strike blocks all freight traffic to Philadelphia Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania offices. Absolute embargo announced on every description road and point to Cumberland. Baltimore and Ohio line declares no freight accepted at Philadelphia or Baltimore offices amid threatened prolonged strikes.
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Frederick -Hit
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Pennsylvenia
Pennsylvania
Baltimore and Ohio
Philassiphia
County officials weigh request for new county road to Mt St Mary's
A 60 member Emmitsburg district delegation asked Frederick County Commissioners to include a two mile road from Mat ters Station to Mt St Marys College among lateral roads to be built. Monsignor B J Bradley and Rev Geo Tragesser led the group. No action was taken pending word from the State Roads Commission. A Wolfsville group also sought a three mile road from Wolfsville to Garfield Smithburg, but action was deferred.
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Emmitsburg
Matters Station
Mt. St. Mary's College
Frederick County
B. J. Bradley
Geo. H. Trages
Wolfsville
Garfield-Smithburg
Card of Thanks and Notices on Local Page
Card of thanks to neighbors for condolences and flowers after death of C. E. Zimmerman, with thanks from Mrs. H. Zimmermann and children. Public notices call Republican County Central Committee meeting at courthouse June 24 to discuss national convention results and fall campaign. Event listings include orchestra, typewriter ads, public sale notices, dancing lessons, and spiritualist services with contact details.
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C. E. Zimmerman
He EB. Zimmerman
Utica festival ad and local goods sale notice
A festival at Utica Nile is planned for June 26 at 6 o clock with Wood borough Band and a sale of silk shirts at Lowenstein & Wertheimer. Various local ads offer cleaning, junk buying, and a winter home prospect near Frederick Maryland. Columbia Records and Bayes tunes are promoted by C E Cline with silk shirts discounted.
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Utica Mille
Utica Nile
Juna
Woodebero
Weit Carita Am Inuale
BOTTS AND GRIFFIN SELL FARMS AND ESTATE LANDS
Potts and Griffin Real Estate and Insurance list numerous properties for sale near Frederick Adamstown Creagerstown Lewistown Thurmont Urbana Walkersville Buckeystown Woodsboro Mt Pleasant and Ladiesburg. Listings include 6 to 210 acres with houses barns fruit trees timber and improvements plus stock and implements, with possession to buyer and near State roads.
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Frederick
State Road
Adamstown
Wiliso
Bult
Thurmont
Woodsboro
Pleasant
Mitat
Cate
200000 OFVICHRS WM ZIMMERMAN Farm Auction Listing
A fragmented catalog lists large tracts near Frederick with 60 to 200 acres, improved land, timber, and water access. It notes 20–80 acre parcels near villages, plus multiple brick houses and suburban homes with land, some near railroad and pike routes. Prices vary, including a $200,000 figure and $300 figures for timber or land.
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Frederick
Bulla
Mt. Re
Walkeraite
Berleland
Pike
Trederitlee
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