The Daily News Freder Maryland Briefs
A local Frederick newspaper note set announces daily publication excluding Sundays and lists office details at Court Street. It states Associated Press copyright and rights, writer identification rules, and submission guidelines for notices and opinions. It specifies free notices must be mailed and not telephoned, with second class matter entry at the Frederic post office.
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Newa-Post
Court Street
Frederick, MD
Great Southern Painting and Manufacturing Company
Freder Feck, Md
New Ideal Of Citizenship Calls For Community Involvement
In a 1922 meditation on civic duty the author argues that while self reliance was once praised, towns suffered without public-minded citizens. Movements urged people to devote time to schools, parks, and housing, reshaping the ideal of a responsible citizen who acts for the common good. The essay links domestic reform to a stance on international affairs, saying the U.S. cannot isolate itself while global issues persist.
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United States
Road Contract Awarded for Jones Mill Road Macadamizing
The Montgomery county commissioners awarded the macadamizing contract for two thirds of a mile on Jones Mill road from Rockville Georgetown pike to Brookville road to G. B. Mullin Company of Washington. Work to start at once. They declined to support a federal aid road request for a Silver Spring to Bowie route via Avehel and Branchville, citing county boundary authority concerns.
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Montgomery County
G. B. Mullin Company
Washington
Jones Mill
Rockville-Georgetown
Brookerille
State Roads Commission
Wheaton
Colesville
Silver Spring
Bowie
Prince Georges County
Avehel
Branchville
Montgomers County
Property Deeds and Transfers in Local Courts
A sequence of 14 property transfers and contracts for deed listed in the county, including deeds from J William Strine and wife to William E Angevine and wife for city property at 10, across several other quitclaim and mortgage-like transfers to Edward Magaha, Mary Linton, Gilmore Flautt, James A Jones, Wittar Brown, Constantia Tressell, and others with values ranging from 1 to 16,000 dollars, plus a sheriff’s transfer and probate-related conveyances.
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J. William Strine
Willam E. Angevine
Lewis M Kintz
John W. Falk
Edward Hightman
Edward N. Magaha
Mary C. Linton
Ta ‘Thomas
Burr Simpeon
John William Falk
Gilmore FR Flautt
James A. Jones
Gilmore R. Plautt
Daniel W. Lee
Wittar, Brown
Charles B. Hendry
Con
Stamia H. Tresell
Lloyd D. Roethey
Norman H. Binbaugh
Richard S. Bohn
Raymond Singer
Among the Sick Mr Gorton Ash Leaves for Baltimore Hospital
Mr Gorton M Ash of White Oak Springs will travel to the Woman's Hospital in Baltimore tomorrow for medical treatment.
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Gorton M. Ash
White Oak Springs
Woman's Hospital
Baltimore
Inquiring Reporter Torday’s Question on Housing Relief
Frederick city figures vary on housing needs to ease strain. Theodore Alexander says 1000 houses are required, G W Nogle suggests 60, Gilmore H Flautt contends 26 with more needed, John Dutrow cites at least 50, Grayson H Mercer estimates about 75.
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Grayson H. Mercer
West
W C T U Statement on Enforcement Day Law
The local W C T U publishes The Union Signal view on enforcing prohibition. It urges strict observance and swift, permanent enforcement, warns against partial laws, notes bootleggers may persist, and calls for vigilance as saloons and shifty politicians react. The Frederick Sewing School closing exercises are set for Saturday April 1 at 2 30.
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Permussion
Union
Union Christian Temperance Union
Friends of the Amendment
America
Frederick Sewing School
WLC TU
Frederick twenty years ago today notes local items
Twenty years ago today The News column from Frederick recalls events on March 31 1902. Mr and Mrs James B Scarff of Adamstown celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with Rev Alvil Conner and many neighbors. Other items include the junior Fire Engine Company accepting Frank T Rhodes resignation, Frederick amateur baseball reorganizing for 1902 with several applicants, removal of a lamp from All Saints Episcopal church, the annual Faster dance at the Masonic Temple, and church assignments for Rev B V Switzer and Rev George Hasel within the Baltimore Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
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James B. Scarff
Adamstown
Alvil Conner
A. Wachter
Cromwel Kessler
E T. Bready
R. R. Das
Walter B. Krantz
Baltimore
The
Methodiet Episcopal Church, South
B. V. Switzer
Frederik
George Hasel
Branswick
Bond Issue Boosts Local School Funds For Year And Next
The Legislature approved a $250 000 bond issue for schools. It will provide about 522 746 28 for county schools this year and next, excluding the county general appropriation. Equalization among counties will handle the state share of 750 000. County figures reflect prior years and combined with earlier bonds total over 522 745 28 for school purposes. School leaders say the new bond plus regular appropriations will aid improvements and raise teacher salaries.
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Chia
Board of Education
Reconvene Grand Jury on Potomac River killing
At the request of State's Attorney Thomas L. Dawson Judge Edward C. Peter orders the grand jury reconvened in special session Saturday to consider the killing of Frank Baker found in the Potomac River. Irene Baker Maurice Nokes and Clarence Pickett have signed confessions and the jury is expected to indict all three. Indictments would be docketed for trial at Rockville Criminal Court this week.
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Thomas L. Dawson
Edward C. Peter
Rockville
Frank Baker
Potomacuver
Irene Baker
Maurice Nokes
Clarence Pickett
Baker
Rrand
Auto Overturns on Highway Near New Market
A large Packard owned by Ning K. Bubert of Baltimore skidded on a slippery highway near Whippoorwill Hollow just east of New Market, overturned, throwing four occupants including a negro chauffeur and three Baltimore lawyers. They escaped serious harm as police investigate. A Democratic women’s tea at 3 pm tomorrow at 100 Court Street aims for large turnout.
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Whippoorwill Hollow
New Market
Packard
Ning K. Bubert
Eutaw Place
Baltimore
Frederick
W. Clinton McSherry
Eltite
Democratic
Court Street
Mary S. Maulsby
West Fourth Street
West Third St
Fourth St
Wilson Ave
Church St
Care News-Post
East Second St
Senatorial election looms as key circulation medium
A fragment notes a senatorial election as a principal circulating medium and mentions a cabaret singer at the Elite Drug Store reacting after a cigar fight, reflecting chaotic reportage. The garbled text suggests a newspaper web of misread lines and copyright marks.
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Dmg
Backia
National
Peggy Plans a Japanese Party for a Light Dinner
Peggy and Connie plan a Japanese themed party for six girls with decorations, invitations on rice paper, a handmade Japanese garden centerpiece, lanterns, umbrellas, fans, and themed games like Japanese tag. Mother cooks chop suey and tea, and guests wear kimonos.
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Peggy
Connie
Sister
Bobby
Sale Prices Uniform In Three Howard County Auctions
Three sales were held yesterday with unusually good attendance. William Moore near Sykesville led with cattle in the Howard County sale, horses selling from 1 to 200 dollars and cows from 33 to 84 dollars. A wagon team brought 744 dollars and corn sold at 2.50 a barrel. Edsar T. Mercer acted as auctioneer with Clarence Baker as clerk.
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Wiliam Moore
Sykesville
Howard Cour
Edsar T. Mercer
Clarence Baker
Rec Mald Harmon
Midq
Ielure Ote
J. ON
William EL Barnes
Jooveph
TT Bussard
Woham Wr His
Mow Market
Hymeneal Nunamaker-Soude at Rockville Church
Miss Sadie A Sender of Sharpsburg wed Harver M Nunamaker of Hagerstown in Rockville with Rev P Rowland Wagner officiating at the Rapist church ceremony. The News notes the event and urges subscription.
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Nunamaker
Soude
Mise Sadie A. Sender
Sharpsburg
Harver M . Nunamaker
Hagerstown
Rockville
Jemrlay
P Rowland Wacner
Rapist Church
That Place
Physical training emphasis in Company A setup
The piece discusses physical training as essential to National Guard preparedness, highlighting calisthenics, athletic activities, and armory construction across cities. Captain Barrick will discuss enlistment details, while other items note fines paid for a raid defendants and a church Sunday school event in early April urging every member to be present.
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Company A
Barrick
The Singing Tops and Sammy's Grandfather
Sammy recalls his grandfather's tops collection and the joy of spinning them. The old man buys, tinkers, and spins tops, pleasing himself more than Sammy. As Sammy grows, friends mock the tops and the bond weakens until a supper invites him to celebrate a magazine story and a sold top patent.
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Sammy
Fammy
Tops
Topa
Word puzzle yields a diagonally formed furniture piece
Reordering the strings SEACS WOHNS ZEABL NIRSO ROLF gives words whose main diagonals spell a furniture item. Yesterday's answer was Lot view stir Oliver Twist.
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Seacs
Wohns
Zeabl
Nirso
Rolf
Lot
View
Stir
Oliver Twist
March 31 historical events listed in American history Bay by Day
On March 31 events include the Boston Port Bill passage in 1774, the Union City Tennessee Confederate camp capture in 1862, Longstreet's forces retreat from Tennessee to Virginia in 1864, the Chinese Embassy arrival in 1868, and $5 000 annual pensions granted to widows of ex Presidents Garfield Polk and Tyler in 1882.
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Boston
Union City
Tenn
Longstreet
Tennessee
Virginia
United States
Garfield
Polk
Tyler
Governor's Seat Salary Cited in Maryland Constitution
Do You Know answers by quoting Section 21 Article 2 of Maryland's Constitution. It states the Governor must reside at the seat of government and receive an annual salary of 4500 dollars. The note adds a playful translation claim about Prohibition as English for verbo ten.
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Maryland
Knights of Pythias Defeat Ox Fibre Brush in Nine Pin Victory
The Knights of Pythias bowling team defeated Ox Fibre Brush Company by nine pins at the Pythian Castle alleys. Speaks led winners with high series, Lipps topped losers. Match pinfall totals and individual scores are listed, with upcoming games against White Cross Milk Company and Young and Weiner's. Also notes a 1920s beef production figure in intermountain national forests.
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Knights of Pythias
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Pythian Castle Allers
Speaks
Knights of Pribias
Orrison
Grimes
Jeff
Jones
Shaw
Steiner
Lipps
Funk
Geiser
Pythian
White Cross Milk Company
Young and Weiner's
Cured by native herb on ship to India ends deadly poison
A ship bound for India faced a spreading poison in a passenger. A native Indian herb doctor cured him after ship’s doctor and a famed surgeon failed. Roots and herbs shown as nature’s aid, medical claims tied to Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound advertisement.
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India
Lydia E. Pinkaam
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