Frederick County Rhode Island Red Show Promises High Awards
The Maryland White Rock Club plans the Frederick County exhibition with cups from the state branch and multiple premiums and cash prizes. Secretary B C Shepherd notes high standards, while eight ribbons from the Rhode Island Red Club of America are offered across single and rosy varieties. Exhibitors must be members in good standing to compete.
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Maryland
John Staley
Frederick County
B. C. Shepherd
Frederick
Rhode Island Red‘ Crop of America
Rhode Island Red Club of America
Hines Issues Ultimatum Ends Major Rail Walkouts
Director General Walker D. Hines sent a nationwide ultimatum to striking shopmen of the New York Central Baltimore and Ohio and Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroads. He warned that workers must return to their posts or lose seniority and existing benefits as tensions followed similar actions in California. About 800 New York Central workers at Buffalo had already returned, while Baltimore and Ohio crews resumed work at Cumberland Maryland.
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St. Buffalo
Cumberland
Washington
New York Central
Baltimore
Qable
Chicago
Burlington and Quincy
Walker D. Hines
Regent
Hines
Strikins Railroag
California
New
Girl Receives 50000 Yearly From Hoffman Estate
New York September 6 By the will of Charles Frederick Taffman president of the Hoffman estates Marian K Hofman seventeen years old is to get 50000 a year income from her grandfather Charles Frederick Hoffman and later inherit the family estate. The will appoints Mrs Ja Krumbbaar Hofman of 15 West Eighty Fourth Street to receive income from all residin of this estate until Marian reaches full inheritance.
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Hoffman
New York
Charles Frederick Taffman
Hoffman Estates
Notwyn House
Marian K Hofman
Charles Frederick Hoffman
Bandits Captured in Tampico After Correl Murder
Military authorities in the Tampico district have captured four more bandits in the murder of John W. Correl of Ida, Oklahoma. Press despatches say a request has been sent to the state department to allow Correl’s wife and son to come to Tampico to visit the prisoners.
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Nexico
Brokers to Honor Pershing at New York Stock Exchange
New York stock exchange governors voted to close the exchange on Wednesday to honor General Pershing's return from France.
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Pershing
New York
New York Stock Exchange
General Pershing
France
Flag Exercises at Utica and Revival Meetings
Public notices describe flag exercises at Utica Reformed church Lewistown and a revival opening at Central M P church led by Rev J W Parris with Dr J M Holmes to preach nightly for two weeks. Also mentions Katharine R Cramer returning from Great Barrington and a generic note on ear disease and a Toledo advertisement.
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M. P
J. W. Parris
J. M. Holmes
Reunion planned for 115th Infantry veterans on Oct 8
Definite plans have been made for the first reunion of the One Hundred and Fifteenth Infantry since disbanding. A meeting at the Southern Hotel Baltimore set October 8 as the reunion date with dinner or theatre event options and an executive, arrangements, and program committees formed. The roster aims to contact all former members and a Memorial Day observance may be held October 28. Middletown Grange held its latest meeting at the Shafer home with a community orchestra and speeches by Rev. G A Snyde and W R Oldenbein.
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Ote Hundred
Reunnion
Southern
Baltimore
Breil
Argonne Forest
Inter
Troms Company
Slmer Fe. Munshower
Lester Smith
Burton Cannon
Yellow Springs
Uhe
Thin
Rien
Argonne
Sixth Grade Elects Officers at Boxat Ugh School
In Miss Tate's room yesterday afternoon the sixth grade held elections for the term. James Houck was chosen president, Curt Cramer vice president, Earl Brengle secretary, and Francis Davis sergeant at arms.
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Misa Tate
Boxat Ugh School
James Houck
Curt Cramer
Secre
Ory
Earl Brengle
Ciltic
Hur
Wai Ory
Francis Davis
Mudd To Succeed Zihlman As Maryland GOP Leader
Sydney Mudd the senior Maryland Republican will succeed Representative Zihlman as the Maryland member of the Republican Congressional Committee. Zihlman said he would not seek re election. Carroll County convention notes a Wotan’s Christian Temporary Union event in Pinksburg with Mary R. Yaslup, Baltimore, delivering the evening address.
Tablets Aid Recovery For Stomach Function, Says Journal
Fragmentary OCR notes describe tablets from Jalkie Chamberlain aiding digestion. Mentions improved appetite and stomach strength, with claims of restored function after injury. Unclear context and names partly garbled.
Reorganization Planned for Maryland National Guard
Frederieck and Henry Warfield push early reorganization of Maryland National Guard with officers urged to join the reserve for possible active duty. Two infantry regiments planned, plus field artillery, machine gun units, and a hospital, aiming to exceed prewar numbers. Local issues report express wagon nuisance and safety concerns in Frederick town.
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Frederieck
Henry SM. Warfield
Maryland National Guard
National Guard
Frederick
Washington
Congress
Walmore
Vanit
Wiederlek
Frederlek
National Guard of
Maryland
United States
Responsible Marine Appointment for Buckey in U S Shipping Board
Clarence J P Buckey youngest son of Mr and Mrs George Buckey Hanover PA formerly of this city and grandson of Mrs G Jacob Buckey of this city has been appointed First Assistant Engineer on vessels of unlimited capacity in the United States Merchant Marine in charge of the Shipping Board. Salary 2000 a year for five years and entitles him to sail on vessels of unlimited capacity.
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Clarence J.P Buckey
George Buckey
Hanover
G. Jacob Buckey
United States
Shipping Board
Navy
United States Department of Commitrce
Convention Plans for Centennial Parade Attendance
Palestine Encampment No. 20 plans September centennial events in Baltimore during the week of the 14th. George A. Zeigler Lewis E. Kennedy and Chag D. Ogle named to work with the regular committee to mobilize members for the big parade on September 17. Fidelity Lodge New Market will not march as a lodge but many members will go as individuals. Local members may travel via Western Maryland Railways with a special train leaving Baltimore at midnight September 17, plus a Thurmont car to bring locals to the city. Headquarters will be at the J O U A Building on North Paca street. Members will meet, don uniforms, and march to the Odd Fellows Temple. Two membership applications were received last night.
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Palestine
Baltimore
George A. Zeigler
Lewis E. Kennedy
Chag D. Ogle
Fidelity Lodge
New Market
Maryland
Pharwont
Ballimace
Hagerstown
Thurmont
U. A. Me
Paca Street
Oder
Odd Fellows Temple
Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses in Emmitsburg and Nearby Areas
A dated court record batch lists property deeds including Vincent Sebold assigning mortgages to Annie Slagle for land in Emmitsburg at $4500 and Kieffer DeLauter transferring Brunswick real estate for $4200. It also covers several other deeds in the region and multiple marriage licenses ranging from Taneytown to York and Hagerstown, detailing ages and counties.
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Vincent Sebold
Annie M Slagle
Emmitsburg
Kieffer DeLauter
Vagene S. Brooks
Brunswick
Emme
William Cramer
oBence Murdock
Monroe Zenty
City
Gasper HK. Cline
Lo Automotive Tractor Company
Fredanick
Automotive Tractor Company
Automovie Tractor Coorocation
Ametacd
New York
Roland Ray Ieaver
Lilian M. Smith
Taneytown
Geoge Edward Gaughman
Pstella W. Bayne
York
Former Countian Weds Miss Chun May Suckling in New York
The marriage of Chun May Suckling of Mollingsburg Pa and Evan Chester Homnner, formerly of the county, took place August 21. They met as students at Lebanon Valley College Annville Pa with the groom class of 1917 and the bride in the LOIS. The Brunners will reside in Kendall New York where he serves as principal of the high school.
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Chun May Suckling
F Mo
Lllngsburg
Evan Chester Homnner
Lebanon Villey College
Annville
Brunner
Kendal
N.Y
Taxpayers urged to file quarterly payments by Sept 15
Collector Josh W. Miles warns all income tax payers making quarterly payments to return by September 15 or incur a 5 percent penalty plus interest. Delinquents must also pay the total due. This is the third quarterly payment. a few have already responded. News Help Want Ad. will assist.
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Joshu W. Miles
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Utica
Lewistown
Stara
John Markey
George Eyward
Katharine R. Cramer
Record Street
Great Barrington
Mass
Thall
Chaulara Ree
Alt EY & CO
Toleto, v
Middletown Grange
Valley Broo
Parm
Mia
T. CG. Shafer
Middletown Age
Fouter Remshetje
Rev
GA Snyde
Mid- Hetown
Oldenbe
Maryland Eatonsian’ Service
Provam
P. A.hauver
Jalkie Chamberlain
Aden
OLO CO. A
Adjt
Warfield
MD. National
Barbara Fritchie
Lamb
Old Reliable Meat Market
Harry D. Baumgardner
North Market Street
Young Chickens
Bologna
Frankforts
Ita
Lydia E. Pinkham
Minneapolis
Minn
A. L. Miller
East
24Th St
E. M. Demarest
Court
Frederick, Md
Jay
Franklin B Smith
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