Rural Parcels Post Reform Could Aid Farmers
The article argues for a local parcels post to use the rural post wagon more profitably. It notes high rates and small parcel weights limit usefulness, proposing 100 to 200 pound limits and rates under three cents per ounce to boost rural service and farmer costs. Rosebud Baseball Club announce readiness to play with team roster and contact box for challenges. The will of Lydia Haupt is filed for probate naming Mary M Haupt as sister and sole executrix.
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Tres
Dutan
Buamena
Ortha
Paracele
Post Office
Rosebud Baseball Club
Rosebud
Box
Frederick
H. Zeigler
E. Zaigler
L. Ordermann
R. Moberly
T. Storm
J. Quynn
H. Sanders
Aesistant
B. Storm
Phobus
Mullinix
Schmidt
Bowers
T. Eader
R. Rhoads
Lydia Haupt
Orphans’ Court
Mary M. Haupt
Somowe
Religious services and conference notes in Frederick area
Local church schedules list sermons Sunday school and prayers across multiple congregations including All Saints Episcopal Trinity Reformed and German Baptist Brethren. Announcements cover district WCTU meetings and the Baltimore Conference Epworth League anniversary with speakers and musical selections.
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Bobloyaville
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Alfred Ritter
Reformed
Middletown
Kings Daughters Society
Trinity Reformed Church
Thurmont
Frederick County
E. R. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Winchester
Trinity M. E
South
Epworth League
Grave Reformed Church
E. L. Mclean
St. John's Catholic Church
Albert Smith
Wm. J. Kane
United Brethren Church
Everett Speron
Hageratown
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Rush Lewis
AL. A. Thirlkeld
Cewal
Mecthodiet Episcopal Conference
Baltimore Conference, Methodist Episcopal
Foundry Church
Washington
Don 8
S. Colt
Race
Mowerd Butterworth
H. D. Lawson
Herman L. Amiss
William O. Horn
Baltimore
League
Robert L. Reamy
Frank T. Israel
W. Harry Hall
Mra
M. M. Mitchell
E. H. Zeigler
Mise M
Alicea Wood
Mod Jenior Leagues
M. J. Schnitsker
E. R. Rochester
Les M. Bender
Frederick Piatrict
George L. Bassford
Harry D Mitchell
East Baltimore
Albert ©. Taylor
West Baltimore
David H. Moore
Portland
Ore
Luther B. Wilson
General Conference
Wilson
Old Foundry Church
Benson Bhaw Matrimonial Link Sealed in Martinsburg
Miss Nettle A. Benson daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert O Benson of Martinsburg West Virginia wed Mr Nathan E Bhaw of Brunewick on March 238 in a ceremony conducted by Rev Dr F M Woods.
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Shaw—Benson
Nettle A. Benson
Robert O. Benson
Martinsburg
W. Va
Nathan E. Bhaw
Brunewick
F. M. Woods
Market Quotation Highlights From Local Mart
Mr G Waring Tyeon's market report shows new corn at 2.80 a barrel and 0.46 per bushel for shelled. Wheat prices listed as No 2 red 1.04 No 3 red 1.01, steamer 0.960 per bushel with rejected 0.850 and Weshel 0.750 per bushel. Barley at 0.40 per Seshlkel.
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G. Waring
Maryland Day Exercises Across Braddock and Local Schools
Maryland Day events were held at Braddock public school and at the Araby, Male High, and Girls High Schools. Students and teachers presented songs, poems, essays, and readings celebrating religious toleration and Maryland’s colonial heritage including Calvert, Battle Hymn of the Republic, and the Star Spangled Banner.
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Maryland
Braddock
Hazel Holter
O. M. Fhieeger
Roy Shaffer
Lala Wiles
Country
Ira Perry
Grace Zimmerman
May Summers
Obsrotta EK. Stone
George Webster
Hyman
Chas. E Klein
America
Milton Comfort
Caoilius Calvers
Phlueger
Lydia Summers
R. J. Ridgely
Mise Stellie Dorne
Roy Catsall
Paul Waltz
Reading
Leonard Wachter
Maud Waltz
Life In
Walter Waohter
Lord Baltimore
Garland Janel
The
Planters of
Harvey Onuteau
Ger Fortune
Broet Smith
Mabel Myers
Mies Mand Waltz
Elvie Reddick
Staley Holtz
Walter Sinneesay
Irving Landeser
School
Sswell Key
Rob Q
Sobell Heraperger
Ceceling Calvert
H. Groeman
Columbia
Gem of the Ocean
Ceciliia Calvert
Calvert Waee
Iman
Shc
Smallwood
Howard
Taney
Decatur
Key
Schley
Berkeley Club bowls Martinsburg defeat Frederick in five-game match
Martinsburg wins four of five games in a Berkeley Club alley match scoring 3970 to 3430. Van Horn leads with 20 points in one game and Noll posts the best five-game average at 181. Next week the Martinsburg team travels to Chambersburg for a return game and will also play in Frederick.
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Berkeley
Martinburg
W. Va
Frederick
Martinsburg
Martin
van Horn
Noll
Hobbs
Horsfall
Frazier
Simmons
Brookey
Heuer
Smith
Sand
Rollet Ao
Mantoh
Martnsburg
VanHoro
Chambersburg
Thorsday
Purely Personal Notices from Local Social Roundup
Mr J F R Heagy returns from a trip and visits brighten the social scene. Mrs John O Smith of Hagerstown visits Mr and Mrs W F Snyder in North Market street. Miss Lota Motter returns from Washington DC after a stay. Mrs M J Eldradge of Washington DC visits her son Owen Eldredge in East Third street. Mrs Potter Shaw of Berlin PA visits her parents, Mr and Mrs Pater W Shafer in Middletown. Mrs Joseph G Hanen and daughter Edith of Ottawa Indianapolis visit her sister Mrs George O ifer in Middletown. Mr Edgar K Lege, former Chesapeake and Potomac manager, leaves tomorrow for a new post in Baltimore.
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J.F.R Heagy
John O. Smith
Hagerstown
W.F. Snyder
North Market Street
Lota Motter
Washington, D. C
M. J. Eldradge
Washington, D.C
Owen Eldredge
East Third Street
Potter Shaw
Berlin
Pater W. Shafer
Middletown
Joseph G. Hanen
Edith
Ottawa
George O Ifer
Edgar K. Lege
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore
Lenten tea aids Emergency Hospital in rain
A pleasant charity tea at the Jr O U A M hall in Jefferson drew 935 for the Emergency Hospital of Frederick. Despite heavy rain, Jefferson and nearby residents supported the event with a well received fortune telling booth, two humorous baby shows, and warm refreshments organized by the hospital auxiliary.
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Jr.o. U. A. M. Hall
Jefferson
Frederick
Meadames Hamilton Willard
Metzger
Oram
E W. Doty
Grega
Micaea Lottie Whipp
Elizabeth Remaburg
Lillian Shaft
Mary Remeburg
Misa Meders
Charles W. Romabarg
Mary Doty
Harris Cochran
Mesdames A. Hemp, Jr
M. R. Etchigon
Mollis Hershberger
George Oram
Frederick Art Club hears Rome life from Baldass
The Frederick Art Club met on March 23 with a talk by Mrs. Joseph H. Apple about life in Rome. A letter from Francesco Baldasseroni described Rome’s politics, monarchy, court life, and cultural events. Also noted were cattle shipments, local illnesses, and gatherings in the community.
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Frederick
Apple
Rome
Senate
Jourisl
Savoy
Italy
Victor
Helens
Nese
Baldasseront
Roman Herald
Redemption fund with 0. Treasurer (5 per cent.of stieu lation)
The readable fragments discuss a redemption fund tied to a 0. Treasurer or rate reference, noting a 5 percent relation and unclear calculation hints. Context and entities are severely garbled, yielding no explicit event, date, or identifiable organization.
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Mts
March reductions for black dress goods at local store
Local retailer touts March sale prices on black dress fabrics including imported Panama silk and chiffon options. Advertises other fabric lines and a series of unrelated evening offerings and community notices from Frederick City.
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E & Miller
Bach
Bollau
Notable Local Miscellany of Court, Deaths and Trials
News of the State itemizes court adjournment to April 4 and a forgery arrest of W W Webb. Reports the Jacob Tome Institute closing for Easter, Maryland Day events, and a funeral at Ellicott City. Simpera to be moved on habeas corpus to Elkton, and Governor Warfield with Mayor Jones at a Y M C A convention in Annapolis. James Leazer in custody after confessing to Patrolman McNamara’s killing. Margaret Smith wins $7,000 against a railroad for personal injuries.
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John Shaw
Lonaconing
Court of Appeals
W. W. Webb
Hagerstown
Jacob Tome Institute
Port Deposit
Maryland
Thomas H. Hunt, Jr
Ellicots City
Simpera
Albert Donatable
Elkton
Habeas Corpus
Warfield
Jones
Young Men’s Christian Association
Seasion
Annapolis
William Leazer
John G. McNamara
Anne Arundel County
Baltimore City
Margaret Smith
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington Railroad Company
Indictments and Arrests Highlight Local Crime
George Smith is held at the jail under indictment for receiving money under sales pretenses after being charged with obtaining funds from several women by claiming cures. Officer Staab had already issued a writ on similar charges. XR D Webber captures ex brakeman Mullinix for stealing whiskey at Bronawick yard and returns him after pursuit toward Mercersburg. Mullinix faces a $500 bail hearing before Equire Jordan.
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George Smith
Smith
Staab
Woodabaro
Staub
XR. D. Webber
Toso
W. A. Mulleiz
Bronawick ,Yard
Webber
Mercersburg
Mullinix
Jordan
Bronawick
Middletown Nominees Named for April Corporation Election
At a public meeting in Middletown the following candidates were nominated for the corporation election on April 3. For burgess: Dr A A Lamar. For commissioners: Chas B Neikirk, Daniel Miller, Geo O Haffer, D Vincent Beachley and J Hollin Kefanver. Neikirk and Miller are current board members.
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Middletown
Burgese
A. A. Lamar
Chas. B. Neikirk
Daniel ©. Miller
Geo. O. Haffer
D. Vincent Beachley
J. Hollin Kefanver
Messrs
Neikirk
Miller
Potatoes in Frederick County Auction Listing
Potatoes noted in Frederick County market with most lots sold. A price of 400 per bushel appears in caller notes, though some entries are garbled including Ferp and Fanuans Ex.
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Frederick County
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