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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1922

Page

4

Concrete shoulders boost Maryland roads and safety

Maryland leads in road quality due to extensive use of concrete shoulders on macadam highways. State Roads Commission chair John N. Mackall notes Maryland is unique in applying this method, expanding road width to about 20 feet and reducing wear and accident risk, while urging legislative funding for ongoing maintenance.

Maryland John N. Mackall State Roads Commission Mackall Frederick Pike Frederick Ellicott City

Court Deeds and Marriage Licenses Reported

Transactions show property deeds from several owners to county and others for ten dollars and a four hundred dollar deed. marriage licenses issued for Rebok and Micky both from Pennsylvania and Peacock and Gittinger from Tennessee and Frederick. Equity cases include foreclose mortgage petition by Mathias and Coblentz, and sale of Mary Stephens real estate. spurious gems fabrication in England noted as diamonds misrepresented by treated stones.

Kenneth Victor Rebok Mary Elizabeth Micky Chambersburg E. A. Peacock Tiptonville Tenn Blanche W. Gittinger Frederick Charles McC. Mathias Leslie N Coblentz Carrie M. Garrison Et al Edwin Samuel Stephens Mary Stephens Mathias and Coblentz England

Meeting at Brunswick backs France renomination

Former State Senator Oliver Metz erott spoke to a large Brunswick Republican meeting urging United States Senator Joseph I France renomination. Presiding officer Charles Baker introduced Metz with Thomas A Chapline and John W Snook present. Metz argued France's Russia rehabilitation effort aids farmers and American business, blaming a farm and industry downturn on inability to sell surplus wheat and goods abroad. He reiterated France's interest in farmers and business men.

Oliver Metzerott Brunswick United States Joseph I. France Charles Baker Thomas A. Chapline John W. Snook France Russia America Europe

Tobacco crop prospects decline in Frederick County belt

Harvest is underway in the tobacco belt of Frederick county, including the lower New Market district, with growers reporting yields about 60 percent of normal due to dry weather. The Upper Counties Tobacco Section spans western Maryland from New Market district to the upper Montgomery area.

Frederick County New Market District Maryland Montgomery County Upper Counties

Mayor's Office Finished at Frederick City Hall

The Frederick mayoral office overhauling and repainting is complete. Llqud Culler will christen the room today as mayoral office, formerly a city lock-up with direct access to Police Headquarters and council chamber. Poultrymen Alliance meeting set at Sykesville Lyceum Thursday at 8 PM to discuss forming a regional alliance for a New York selling agency.

Frederick Board of Aldermen Culler Police Council New York Sykesville Lyceum Maryland State Poultry Association

Eastern poultrymen plan action to meet Western competition

In Baltimore next week a committee will draft a general plan of action as Eastern States poultry men face growing competition from the West threatening to absorb their outlets for select eggs.

Baltimore West

France cancels campaign trip amid Senate fight over soldier bonus

Senator Joseph S. France, GOP candidate for Senate, cancels all campaign dates this week due to the bonus bill clash. Meanwhile rival John W. Garrett campaigns in Garrett County as France misses a Republican State Central Committee meeting. A tablet marking Richard Oak near Rising Sun Maryland notes its 600 year history, 70 feet tall with a 105 foot spread.

Senate Joseph S. France John W. Garrett Garrett County France Maryland Republican State Central Committee United States Richard Oak Rising Sun

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Woman

A Lake Michigan resident writes that after about a year of irregularities and weakness she used Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash and was fully cured. The letter urges other women to consider the remedy when doctors fail to help and promotes its effectiveness based on a personal testimonial.

Lake Michigan Lydis E Lydia E. Ham Mary Sherman Route 2 Lake, Mich Lydia EL Pckian

We will pay 26 cents per pound for guano delivered

The notice offers payment of 26 cents per pound for guano delivered to 220 West Pratt Street Baltimore. It mentions express or parcel post options and appears to request shipment or delivery to the address. The fragmented text shows a commercial transaction and delivery instructions with standard postal terms.

Pratt St Baltiwore

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The College Park Co Louise A. Hendrickson Erry Sherman P. Bowers James E. Graham Mary E. Cole Roy . Poole J. Frank Lutz Sarah Jackson Charles H. Feete John R. McClain William L. McKissick ARRO VRE- eunAcs Ratan Deas Gna Pheo der Ora Wns Rata Peete Promercial State Bank Frederick, MD James Houck Casper Cline Ell G Uaugh Spencer Stup Bomuel Thomas Folgar H. Mebride J. Dutrow Albert L. Bussard Marion Michael Chas T. Dudderar B. Evard Kepner Hammond Clary Geo. FL Smith Frank V. Staub Bradley A Dutrow Harvey R. Lease Jefferson, MD B. Albert Thrasher John Bowles Daria M. Souder Maurice J. Dade OG. Maught Clas Hemp Daniel L. Slagis Roger L. Dade Lemuel J. Keller M. R. Etchison Albert A. Royer Albert L. Bunsard I. Roy Remsberg Ernest W. Fry MT. Airy. MD J. Windsor Willams Byron Dorsey Chas. A. Ogia Robert L. Runkles Chas. E. Poole Herman A. Young Warfield Thomas A. Barnes Edw. L. Baker Adamstown, MD Renn BF Ricketts O Thomas A Ray Smith Hays R. Poole i N. Cromwell F. J. Stankls O. L Thomas Vernon Yingling J. W. Stocks G. T. Kohlenberg Smith City Hall S— Senate Mrs. Sherman Lydia E. Pinkham Food For Bank of Personal Service Mullinix & Bentz the Rug Store North Market St A. A. Lough & Son South Market St. Frederick, Md Greenawalt Greenawalt’s Drug Store Second and Market Sts McCleery Jewelry North Market Street Box Seeger & Company South Market Ptical Department C. L. Kefauver Frederick's Buckingham Trest Company James E. Doll
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