Tri City League Plans First Harmony Banquet in Hagerstown
League officials in Hagerstown outline the First Annual TriCity Harmony Banquet to unite Frederick Hagerstown and Martinsburg fans. A special car will carry fans after six, banquet at Hagerstown Country Club, Reach trophy awarded to season batting leader, with officials and players invited from all three cities and surrounding areas.
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Tri City League
Hagerstown
Frederick
Martinaburg
E. Austin Baughman
Hagerstown Country Club
Hagerstown and Frederick
Martinsburg
Cumberland Valley
Reach Company
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
League
Harmony
McAfee
George's Creek League
Fragmented OCR Financial Fragment with Bank Figures
The text lists scattered monetary values such as 3 153.90 and 1 6237.54 alongside figures 9255 381.27 and 900.78 3260.96 3036.69, interspersed with odd characters and partial identifiers. No coherent event or entity context is recoverable from the readable fragments.
16th Anniversary Marked by Key Council Sr O U A M
The eighteenth anniversary of Francis Scott Key Council No 48 Sr O U A M was celebrated in Independent Hall West Church street. William W Pickett presided with welcome, Edgar H Mebeids spoke on Patriotism, Grace Hummelbaugh recited, H Detchison spoke on Fraternal Societies, music by a select orchestra and refreshments followed. The council, founded 1896 with 20 members, now lists 126 members active 121 and 5 honorary, with $4,500 paid in benefits and investments of $3,250 plus $500 in paraphernalia.
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Francis Scott Key Council
Council
West Church Street
William W. Pickett
Edgar H. Mebeids
Frederick Bar
Grace Hummelbaugh
H. Dorsey Etchison
Jesse Hoover
Wm. F. Snyder
James N. Dubel
William H. Shipley
National Council
Toned Up Whole System by Chamberlain Tablets Ad
Esther Mae Beker of Spencerport New York writes that Chamberlain Tablets cured bilious attacks sick headaches and fatigue while toning the whole system. Mia also endorses the product noting its strong effects. For sale by all dealers.
Comet Sightings Draw Frederick Readers Into Night Sky
Local notices report John F. Cline of Brad dock spotting a bright comet and Maryland Academy of Sciences members confirming a naked eye view of a second unknown comet. Observers note peak visibility between 2 and 4 AM in October with best chances around 10 to 12 o'clock on clear nights.
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John R. Hooper
Maryland Academy of Sciences
Baltimore
Hooper
Fredericktonians
Edward C. Pickering
Harvard College Observatory
Campbell
Arequipa
Peru
Mr. Hooper
Pickering
Clarence Haggerty
New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanical Art
el Lascruces
New Mexico
Constellation
Phoenix
Clerks to Count Mail at Local Post Office for Seven Days
Postmaster Birely and clerks begin tallying local letters mailed and postage for seven days starting today. A 15 day count will track parcel post pieces from one ounce to 50 pounds, their zones, and postage, including delivery modes and rural carrier activity. The Cumberland Daily editor William W. Brown faces case dismissal over missing word advertisement in a medical institute notice.
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Birely
John C. Rost
United States Court
Cumberland
William W. Brown
Cumberland Daily
Mattict
John Philip Hill
Klipp jury verdict awards 250 to plaintiff
In Brunswick, Charles H. Klipp won a $250 verdict in his suit against Hygeia Ice Company for work done at the Brunswick plant. The company claimed payment was withdrawn and the work unsatisfactory. Attorneys for Klipp were Mathing and Coblentz, while Newman for the Ice Company. Also on the docket, Trundle Brothers sue Frank R. Weller and Charles Wertheimer for $100 on a note tied to a stock in a stallion. Milton G. Urner Jr. represents the plaintiffs. Stoned and Weinberg the defendants. The criminal docket will be taken up next Thursday, October 8, with more than 50 cases anticipated, many to be settled without trial, per State's Attorney Lewis.
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Charles H. Klipp
Hygeia Ice Company
Hhe Morning
Brunswick
Kipp
Lee Company
Ice Company
Charles McC. Mathing
Oscar B. Coblentz
Mr. Klipp
John 8. Newman
Trundle Brothers
Frank R. Weller
Charles Wertheimer
Milton G. Urner, Jr
Stoned and
Weinberg
State’'a
Lewis
Farmers to Fix Dates for Institute Saturday
At the Frederick County Farmers Association meeting the dates and topics for the Frederick County Farmers Institute will be chosen. Dr Richard B Hill of Maryland Agricultural College urged timely planning and a county bulletin will outline dates and subjects. Prizes in the potato contest for boys total $50 and some potatoes may be shown at the Frederick Fair. Prof C G Hopkins, author of The Farm That Never Wears Out, will speak at 1 PM in the YMCA auditorium. Also noted is Sack Kelly Harris new physical director returning from Baltimore and Washington. James Hardy remains hospitalized after ingesting poison by mistake at Simpson's Hotel Mt Airy.
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Farmers' Association
Frederick County’ Farmers’ Institute
Richard 8. Hill
Maryland Agricultural College
Frederick
C. G. Hopkins
Southern Settlement and Development Organization
Frederick County Farmers’ Association
Prof. Hopkins
James Hardy
Near Long Corner
Simpson’s Hotel
Mt Airy
Rally Day Exercises at Myersville Church
Rally Day services were held at the Myersville United Church last Sunday with morning Sunday school at 9 30, featuring Dr Charles Bb Welter of Hood College. Harvest Home Service followed at 10 80 led by Rev H W Zuse, with fruit decorations and a 14 foot corn donation from Mr Daniel Bowlun. Evening program by the Christian Endeavor Society featured Harp’s orchestra from Myersville with Prof Hope and Prof Maugans. Buy early for Christmas and visit Marner's Drug Store.
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Myersville United Firethrew
Charles Bb. Welter
Hood College
H. W. Zuse
Daniel Bowlun
Christian Findeavor Society of the Church
Harp
Myereville
Hope
Frederick
Maugans
Hagerstown
How To Make Pinex Cough Syrup At Home
An advertisement explains making Pinex cough syrup from Pines extract and sugar syrup. It claims quick relief for chest and throat colds, bronchitis, spasmodic croup, and other coughs, offering a cheaper, homemade alternative with a guarantee of satisfaction. The note cites quantities and instructions and urges asking a druggist for Pinex.
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The
Pinex Co
Ft! Waste
Ind
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BR T. Hendrickson
William A. Statin
Reno
Frank L. Stoner
KEY Council, SR. O. U. A. M
E. H. McBride
H. D. Etchinan
Brunswick P
Louis
Barkeys
J. F. Cline
Braddock
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Cline
Delavan
C.H. Klipp
Tce Co
Arso
Hop
Sack “Kelly” Harris
Washington
Simeelf
Y. MC. A
Wehler
Myers
U. S. Church
Marner
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Greenawalt’s
West Patrick Street
Kalkomo
Muresco
the Ebert Hardware CO
Harry R. Flautt
City Opera Howes Shoe Store
Commercial State Bank
Square Corner,” Frederick, Md
McCleery
North Market St
the News
Hand OF Justice
Mona Darkfeather
Frank Montgomery
Warner
China
Pauline
Pearl White
Crane Wilbur
Paw Panuer
Baily
Wren Wperrereee
Keystone
Mabel
Mabel Normand
Fend
Boyd Marshall
Renie Farrington
Brutformance
MT. Gretna
Lebanon Sunday
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