Local items and notices from Washington area papers
Fire damages Isaac Fine dry goods store at Erestburg while railway linking Washington to Rockville nears completion. The will of John Hefflabower filed for probate in Washington County Orphans Court at Hagerstown. Milton Willia bought Clinton Mullikin farm in Talbot for 6000 dollars. Frost, prominent Shade Mill farmer, dies of paralysis. State Tuberculosis Commission discusses preventing community spread. Colonists support Henry A. Rowland Library memorial at Johns Hopkins. Three of six Baltimore mad dog victims remain at risk from rabies. Harford Agricultural Society announces officers for Belair exhibition. Dr Annie G Lyte, Johns Hopkins 1901 graduate, appointed as Argent to Prof Berech in Vienna. Washington County Commissioners form a committee for a Potomac River bridge at Williamaport. George Chandler, jailed in 1908 for horse-stealing, pardoned. Anne Arundel manufacturers seek to overturn tax exemptions for plants near Baltimore.
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Isaac Fine
Erestburg
Washington
Rockville
John Hefflabower
Washington County
Orphans’ Court
Hageratown
Milton Willia
Clinton Mullikin
Skipton
Talbot County
F.w. Frost
Shade Mill
Frostberg
Henry A. Rowland
Johns Hopkins
Alx
Baltimore
Roose
Harford County Agricultural Society
Annie G Lyte
Johns Hopking Medical Scbeol
Berech
University of Vienna
Potomac River
Williamaport
George Chandler
Montgomery County
Duarte
Baltimore City
Anne Arundel Qonosy
Daughters of the American Revolution Meet at Court Square
The Daughters of the American Revolution held a regular meeting at the home of the Maulsbys Court Square A report on the Continental Congress in Washington read by local delegate Miss Willie Ricchie drew praise The next meeting is set for April 19 the Lexington Battle anniversary. Danger of Colds and Grip warned and Chamberlains Cough Remedy endorsed as safe effective locally sold by A J Pearre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. KR
Daughters of the American Revolution
Misees Maulsby
Court Square
Continental Congress
Washington
Misa Willie Ricchie
Lexington
Chamberlain
A. J. Pearre
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Ida C. Shoemaker
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Victor
Victor Remedies Company
Frederick, Marslant
Edward Pel
Walter H
Haukine
W. B. Smith & Co
Tames NY
Corsolidares Exchange
Clinton E. Main
S. C. Kaufman
Frederick
the Economy Dry Goods Store
S. Market St
Frederick, Md
George A. Gilbert
Gilbert
I UP
Rosenstock Bros
East Patrick Street
Doll Bros
West Patrick Street
Geo. A. Gilbert
Shades
Millinery Department
New Spring Street
New York
Qny
Harbor
Melvale
Cgn Hauer
Central Hardware Company
South Market Street
Frederick, Mc
C. Thomas Kemp
Madras
Carty
Carty’s Furniture Store
E. Patrick St
Fred’k, Ma
JAS. E. Walker & CO
James E. Walker
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Schloss Bros. & Co
B. Rosenour& Sons
Market and
Patrick Streets
Markey
ST North Market Street
Jast
Willard K. Bush
the Bee
West
Patrick Street
W. H. B. Etchison
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