Weather shifts bring early spring and bridge damage
Northwest winds eased overnight as temperatures spiked to a yearly high of ST degrees, with a record warm spell promising early spring. The thaw caused floods and widespread bridge and road damage, closing sections from Middletown to Bruceville. several spans, including a 70-foot truss over Big Pipe Creek, weakened by ice, require repairs and potential replacement while traffic is diverted.
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Gorges
Catocka Creek
Middletown
Burkttsre
Pussuct
Thomas M. Léninieum
Wno
Wes
Sheine
Treffic
Burksterne
Cew
SWA
Baltimore
Braceville
Big Pipe Creek
Brucevice
Beymar-Taneytown
Big Pipe Cross
Detour
Sykesville
Henryton
Fee
Patapsco
Ellicott
Essiseer Latt.com
Na Gonal
State Reeds Commission
Acumocs
Canskiersbie
Modern Rugs Show New Artful Designs for Living Rooms
Modern rugs abandon geometric chaos in favor of artful patterns by famous designers. Foliage Gothique and The Forest depict hand loom like depth and rich color blends. Rug piles vary from one half to three quarters of an inch, creating carved effects.
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Margery Taylor
McCall Company
the News
Raoul Daly
Cristofonette
Sigmund Weech
Sim
Tpriate
Court News Equity Cases and Marriage Licenses
Court notes list equity cases including Eta R Steching v Arming S ed 3g bill of complaint for divorce and Harp attorney for party. Marriage licenses issued for Baroki A Young and Saran R Fezely both divorced, Leonard Thompson and Lucile Fredericks. Property deeds record transfers and road commission activity. In first year as seaport, Stockton handled 309,262 tons of freight due to dredging a deep water channel.
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Eta
Steching
Arming
Patie
Baroki
Saran R Fezely
Avorced
Honor
Leonard Thompson
Pheaus Avenue
Lucile Fredericks
Phebus Avenue
Wardenfelt
Mon
Red I. Powell
Westmin
Rash T Morgan
Donaldson
Paard Mase M
Toxer City
Walsam M. Oneale
Sv Katherne
Wisner Sr
Ankener
P Shupp
L. Haskins
Sherman P Boros
Draper
James H. Cra
Melza L
Beard and Roads Commission
Dorcas
Elzabeth Mo Hams
O' Wlar Rippeon
Cominy
AmeLs Dalley
Wxiow
Herbert F Maraur
Dever G Draper
Sherman P. Bowers
Stockton
Cal
Detour Detour Bus Runs Hampered by Snow Drifts
Heavy snow on the Keysside road delayed the Detour school bus route last week forcing the driver to start from Detour. Several local residents attended community events. updates note illnesses recoveries and social visits among Werbright, Young, Schildt, and Austin families.
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Marsh
Guy W. Warren
Detour
Keysside
Stell
J PL Werbright
Margaret Werbright
Gloria Homer
Blue Ridge College
Steiner Wachter
R. Werbright
Niss
Reisterstown
Didier
Alma Young
Sen A
Why Liquid Laxatives Are Back in Favor
An article extols liquid laxatives as safer gentler options. It notes adjustable doses suit individuals and children, milder formulas spare kidneys, and senna as a natural laxative. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is highlighted as a ready for use liquid laxative sold in drug stores.
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Dr. Caldwell
Memper N. R. A
Union Bridge Notes and Society Roundup
Miss Estherine Cokey of the Eastern Shore visits Mrs Dorris Legg in Union Bridge over the weekend. The Garden Club is hosted by Mrs Myers Engiar in Uniontown. Miss Doris Legg and cousin Robert Reese visit Mrs Leighton Cooke in New York. Mr and Mrs Merville Fuss rent part of Mrs John Grimes’s double house on West Broadway. The annual bank offering service was held at the Methodist Protestant church. Clayton Devilbiss and family celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a dinner, weather kept some guests away. Elmer Proutz rents the Reese house. Gordon Hesson moves to Grace Rinehart’s vacated home. Elder Ezra M Senseney improves. Mrs George Straw recovers after appendicitis but stays in hospital. Mrs E W Culp ill and cared for by Miss Marian Zentz. Mrs Willam Brandenburg confined to bed with tonsillitis. Miss Mary Bostlan of near town, niece of Mrs George Straw, visits during Mrs Straw’s absence.
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Unon Bridge
Estherine Cokey
Eastern Shore
New Windsor College
Doris Legg
Garden Club
Myers Engiar
Uniontown
Robert Reese
Leighton Cooke
New York
Merville Fuss
John Grimes
West
Broadway
Mr and Bars
Clayton Devilbiss
Par Jental
Town
Harry Wolfe
Luther
Devilbiss
Harry Devil_biss
Charles Devilbiss
Esther
Donald Devilbiss
David
Harold
Unton Bridge
Annie Sharrets
Reymar Afr
Aftis
Elmer Proutz
Paul Reese
Air
Gordon Hesson
Grace Rinehart
Ezra M. Senseney
George Straw
E. W. Culp
Marian Zentz
Willam Brandenburg
Mary Bostlan
Straw
Salle Fuss
Taylorsville Community Notices and Gatherings
March 5 guests at Mr and Mrs Curis Penn in Taylorsville. Church monthly meeting at Mr and Mrs Howard Price. Homemakers Club met Feb 27 at Mrs Horace Hipsiey with seven members and one guest. Agnes Slindee led a baked dishes demonstration. March meeting at Mrs For Barnes home. William Franklin confined to house with a severe cold. Several social cards and prizes noted. Nearly 50,000 Geer reported in Sequoia formations forest census.
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Taylorsville
Albert
Grimes
Ruth Penn
Balsmore
Curis Penn
Howard Price
Agnes Slindee
Rome
William Franklin
Rhodes and New Zealand stamp issues excite collectors
The article notes new Rhodes airmail stamps in bright colors with values 50 and 89 centesimi and 1 and 5 lire, plus surcharges on regular Italian issues and a Dominican Republic issue making waves in New York. It mentions a lcen tago stamp of San Rafael bridge and a New Zealand surcharge for Trans Tasman airmail. The Hind collection sale ends with F J M Lind of Bradford purchasing the United States division, value around 1,000, with two stamps sent to England in armored transport for Majestic storage.
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Quinton James
Rhodes
Aegean
Turkey
Italy
Dominican Republic
New York
New Zealand
Australia
Tasman Sea
Trans-Tasman
Ruswalls
Tasman
Ulm
Kings- Ford Smith
Hind
Arthur Hind
United States
F. J M. Lind
Bradford
England
Majestic
Is This Too Good for Your Cough
An ad touts Creomulsion as a superior remedy for coughs. It claims multiple active components work quickly, with the pharmacist guaranteeing relief, though it warns that costs may be higher than a single remedy.
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Tris
Livermore Bankrupt Shocks Wall Street Veteran
York Court, New York, March 5. Livermore, once known as the boy plunger and veteran of trading pits, filed for bankruptcy in Federal Court. His petition lists liabilities about 3,559,212 and assets around 194,900, including a face value of 150,000.
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New York
Jeee Liivermore
Wall Street
Bankiugs Codey
Wealthy trader's tax saga fuels broadcasts and bets
A businessman with vast stock market gains faced massive tax bills for 1900 and 1931 totaling 406 528 dollars plus interest and penalties. The case highlights the era's aggressive advertising and investment culture as tax authorities pursue back taxes and penalties amid financial speculation.
Amsterdam River China City Allied U Sw Town A
Amsterdam has a river named China, a city allied with U, and Sw a town of A.
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Amsterdam
China
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U.S
Nicaragua
Board of Akfermen
Frederick
State Weather Bureau
Court News
Union Bridge
J. C Nail
J. Woodone Rean
Elzabeth Nail
Aa H Barnes
A Ot Byers
Herberats
Airs Jefferson
A H Barnes
George H Magn
Ezed Nachl
Elisabeth Barnes
Rea
San Rafael
Antibes
Doilies
Kemp’s
Livermore
Foitien
York Court
Edgar Bledsoe
Cannon Street
la Grange
Georgia
Pd RR
Lydia E. Pinkham
Chalfonte-Haddon Hall
Sith
Haddony Hall
Flan Leeda and Lippincott Company
Chalfonte
Haddon Hall
Atlantic City
C. Thos. Kemp
the Home Insurance Co. of
Yiu
America
Helfenstein & Urner
Biser
Ira E. Biser
Agj
Om Bank
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick NO
North Market Street
Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy
Drug & Prescription Service
Quaker Cety
Quaker City
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
Maryland
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