Frederick County Will Not Have a Baltimore Week Exhibit
Lewis F Kefauver of Middletown explains Frederick county will not be represented at Maryland Week Exhibition in Baltimore due to lack of cooperative effort among farmers clubs grange and county association. Only individual farmers may enter products while county exhibit space 18 by 18 feet on a corner is forfeited to another county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Farmers’ Clubs
Jefferson Grange
Frederick
Farmers to Exhibit at Maryland Show in Baltimore
Four Frederick county farmers E Remsberg Lewis Kefauver Claude Dutrow and Clayton Miller have announced plans to display farm products at the Maryland Show in Baltimore during the week of November 16. Demonstrator Remsberg is confident the county will be well represented despite short preparation time. A county bazaar booth, staffed by militia, will be set up during Thanksgiving week as a feature. Garlic in wheat is noted as a major issue causing about 50000 in county losses annually. County Commissioners denied a 200 Centennial Committee request to cover deficits, citing a need to avoid equal allocations to other towns.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Frederick
Farmers’ Club
Grange
Frederick County
Armory
District Grange
Farmers’ Association
Farmers' Association of
Emory
Remsberg
E. ©. Remsberg
Lewis F. Kefauver
Middletown
Claude Dutrow
Clayton Miller
Hog Cholera Elimination Plans Proposed by Veterinarian
Veterinarian R. V. Smith urges state action to stamp out hog cholera as with hoof and mouth disease. He suggests using state funds to buy infected hogs to rid counties of the disease quickly. Also notes a San Francisco club seeking Frederic club names and preparations to entertain Southerners at the Panama-Pacific Exposition.
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Br. R. V. Smith
Potaster Birely
Southern Club
San Francisco
Cal
Frederic
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Relief From Cold
Advertisement claims two dose plan to stop a cold with three doses total. It credits nasal decongestion headache relief feverishness sore throat sneezing and stiffness relief. Promises safe taste and 25 years on the market without assistance and urges accepting no substitute.
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Stada
Community Christmas aid to Belgians prompts chain fund idea
A letter urges Frederick residents to redirect Community Christmas fund toward Belgian relief via the Red Cross. A novel chain plan asks each donor to give a quarter and pass the appeal to six others, multiplying reach without burden. Perishable fruit contributions were dropped as unsuitable.
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Frederick
Belgium
America
Red Cross Society
Europe
New York
Baltimore
Frederick County
State Industrial Commission to appoint medical inspector
The State Industrial Accident Commission reports 87 accidents yesterday plus 62 last week since the Workmen's Compensation act. Most injuries are minor, two were fatal, and the commission will likely appoint a chief medical inspector this week with a $2000 salary. six applicants are named including Dre Henry Jo Walton and Elijah J. Russell.
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State Industrial Commission
State Industrial Accident Commission
Haana
Commission
Henry Jo Walton
Elijah J. Russell
Charlies N. Branin
Former resident Hoffman renews News subscription plea
Mr Joseph K Hoffman, once local and long of Baltimore, renounces his subscription to The News. He states he is accustomed to receiving the paper from his old home and fears its loss would create a void in their household.
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Joseph K Hoffman
Baltimore
Baltimore considers rooster noise ordinance
The City Council of Baltimore weighs a $5 fine for any person permitting a rooster to crow or cackle loudly enough to disturb the neighborhood. Frederick has not pursued similar action, though a resident complained to Mayor Fraley about a neighbor's rooster interrupting stumpers daily, as part of a series of anti noise measures.
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City Council of
Baltimore
City of
Frederick
Fraley
National Shellfish Day Planned for November 20
The National Association of Shellfish Commissioners announces through secretary Swepton Earle of Baltimore that November 20 will be celebrated as National Shellfish Day. The shellfish day concept began in Maryland in 1912 when Oyster Day was launched on Friday November 1 that year.
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National Association of Shellfish Commissioners
Swepton Earle
Baltimore
Maryland
Hood College Building Committee Meeting Held Last Evening
A Hood College building committee meeting of the Board of Directors was held last evening to work over building operation matters. MW. OR. Gibson of York Pa, a committee member, attended the conference and remained over to inspect progress on the new college buildings.
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Hood College
OR. Gibson
York
New Trial Bid in Cumberland Guilty Trio
Commissionere Hummelshime and Eichelberger face renewed effort for a new trial after three Cumberland officials were found guilty of conspiracy over a suspected bribe related to Cumberland water works. Council debates a resolution demanding disclosure of donors and motives while Mayor Koonan sides with opposing commissioners.
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Hummelshime
Eichelberger
Cumberland
Guiity
T. A. K. Hummelshine
Ward M. Eichelberger
Bruce Hammelshime
Cumbertun
Merrill-Huckgaber Company
Humimelshing
Eichelverger
Huaim¢lshime
Aimple Decenes
Falr
Hiummershime
David A. Robb
Committee of Ten
Bin
Hummelshine
Elchelberger
Smith to See President Before Maryland Patronage Talks
Friends of Senator John Walter Smith anticipate a Wednesday meeting with the President to map future patronage in Maryland. Smith seeks clarity on his and allies’ position while the President aims to discuss the issue in depth with the Marylander. The conference could split Maryland offices between Smith and Lee and end a long contested split with Blair Lee’s candidacy.
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John Walter Smith
Maryland
Smith
Lee
Blair Lee
United States Senate
Hagerstown Parsonage Robbed During Sermon
Thieves broke into Trinity Lutheran parsonage in Hagerstown Sunday night while Rev. Dr. J. S. Simon preached at the church. They forced a glass door, opened the kitchen, ransacked the house from cellar to garret and stole $5 belonging to the clergyman’s son.
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Trinity Lutheran Parsonage
Hagerstown
J. S. Simon
Martinsburg High School Principal Welcomes Twin Sons
Prof. M. L. Wachtel principal of Martinsburg High School and native of Myersville received twin baby boys. The Weir home in Martinsburg was visited early Sunday morning and the couple is overwhelmed with congratulations for the double arrival.
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M. L. Wachtel
Martinsburg, W. Va
Myersville
Sore Throat Wisdom Advertises TONSI LINE Cure
A vintage ad touts Sore Throat relief claiming seat of the air core cures sickness and promises quicker recovery. It urges readers to visit drug stores or hospitals for TONSI LINE with a price of $1.00 and lists all druggists.
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Tonsse
Soloway
Zoe
Dandelion Liver Disks Claim Liver Benefits
The ad promotes Dandelion Liver Disks as a liver purifier and laxative claiming relief from biliousness constipation and sluggish skin. It says the pills tone the liver stomach and cleanse the tongue while preventing dizziness and improving blood by boosting liver activity. Price listed as 25 cents.
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