Frederick Welcomes York Hosiery Firm Factory Planned Between East Fourth and Fifth
Joseph Black and Company of York Pennsylvania to build a modern daylight hosiery plant in eastern Frederick between East Fourth and East Fifth streets. Opening will employ at least 500 workers with construction starting soon after plans are approved. Machinery from York is crated and ready for Frederick installation. The site was purchased from the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company.
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Joseph Black and Company
York
Frederick
East Fourth
East Fifth Streets
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
W. Va
Cr. Cline
Commercial State Bank
Cline
York Company
Automotive Tractor Company
America
Seil High Sale Records Prices From Hogs Cattle and Horses
Yesterday Edgar Mercey and Joseph Bussard cited the sale of Osborne near New Market. The sale brought about 3500 dollars, over the owner's estimate by more than one hundred dollars. A bar shearer’s share sold for 23 dollars, up from 10 purchased years ago. Hogs brought 50 to 65 dollars, cows 90 to 190 dollars, and horses 50 to 146 dollars.
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Edgar T. Mercey
Joseph Ti Bussard
R. Osborne
New Market
Barshear P Ow
Flax In The War Restores Industry To Prewar Status
Flax regains a leading role as cotton demand shifts for wartime munitions and aviation needs. The piece notes flax’s historic position, its temporary decline with the cotton gin, and its return as a key textile supply. Also mentions a testimonial about Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and a note on the bobolink known as the rice bird for destroying rice fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Cotton
Owen
Argentine Woman Morero Gonzales Moreno Visits U S
Mme Curtos Gonzales Moreno, a distinguished Buenos Aires figure who has spent years in Paris, visited Washington as a guest of the Argentine embassy and is now in New York after coming to North America to enroll her eldest son at Cornell University.
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South
Central America
Washington
Mme
Curtos Gonzales Moreno
North America
Cornell University
Buenos Aires
Paris
New York
Walkersville Home-Coming Celebration Ends Smoothly
The Walkersville home-coming featured a judging of exhibition articles by a Hagerstown fair committee, with prize announcements to come. A banquet in Gilbert's Hall honored local service members. about 30 wore uniforms as a Frederick jazz band played. A horse show, parade of floats and masked carnival filled the day, drawing an estimated two hundred horses and crowds amid tents and festive booths.
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Walkersville
Hagerstown
Gilbert's Hall
Frederick
Frederick County
Plaintiff Awarded 238.80 in Pine Wool Suit
Hiram Reese of near Hagerstown trading as Peoples Planing Mill won a jury verdict for 238.80 against Trantum & Danzer Inc. He claimed damages of 1000 for nondelivery of pine wool per contract. Case moved from Washington county with attorney Leon Yourtee and Arthur D. Willard for plaintiff and Prank G. Wagaman and Leo Weinberg for defense.
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Hiram Reese
Hagerstown
Peoples’ Planing Mill
Trantum & Danzer, Inc
Washington County
Leon Yourtee
Arthur D. Willard
Hymeneas Motz Easterday Wedding Near Jefferson
Ruth Motz daughter of Mrs George Easterday married William Carson Motz of Lincolnton North Carolina Tuesday morning at 8 oclock. Rev G J Abler officiated using the church service. No attendants. Bride wore a dark blue traveling suit with matching hat. House decor featured ferns and cut flowers. Couple plans a trip to the East and will reside in North Carolina.
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Motz
George Easterday
Jefferson
Ruth
William Carson Motz
Lincolnton
N. G
G. J. Abler
Lutheran Church
Cales
North Carolina
Sale Aggregates 4069 in Herd Near New Market
The sale of 23 cattle and nine heifers owned by Thomas A Cronenburg near New Market brought a total of 4069.30 dollars. Edgar T Mercer and Joseph H Bussard served as clerks as horses sold from 5 to 125 dollars and hogs up to 40 dollars.
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Thomas A. Cronenburg
New Market
Edgar T. Mercer
Joseph H. Bussard
Infant son of Poole family funeral near Cedar Grove
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Poole died at their Cedar Grove area home and was buried in the Damascus cemetery after services held Wednesday at 2 p.m. Funeral director B. Beat oversaw arrangements. Alphonso the First, founder of the Portuguese kingdom in the twelfth century, was noted as seven feet tall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Poole
Cedar Grove
Damascus
B. Beat
Alphonso the
California Syrup of Figs Advertisement
Sanitary mothers are urged to choose California Syrup of Figs for gentle laxative relief. The ad claims the product cleanses stomach liver and bowels, highlights its fruity taste, and promises safe, child friendly dosing with full directions on every bottle.
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California
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Machinery of York Corporation
Fourth
Fifth
James Brown
Clark Mills
N.Y
Mme, Morero
Hymeneas
Hotel Astor
Campbell Park and Beans
WDRIF
Heinz
W. Paul Etzler
East Patrick Street
Franklin Savings Bank
OF Frederick
O. K
Greenawalt’s
Ladies’ Bazaar
Edward J. Smith
Democratic County Central Committee
Liberty Bones
United States
Liberty
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
P.O
S. Market ST
Kefauver & Shapro, Optometrists and Jewelers
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