Chickens Spill From Wreck On Mo Ohio Railroad
A freight train derailed near Line day on the Mo Ohio line tearing cars from the track and scattering 4 000 to 5 900 chickens. G J Ward of Dallas injured a sprained left hand while helping passengers evacuate. Wrecking crew cleared the eastbound track and all trains used the westbound line with delays minimal.
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Enet
G. J. Ward
Dellas
Texas
Satto
Justitu
Ward
A. B. Patterson & Dallas
Runs Fek
Trafic
Jase Teade
Bruna- Wick
Ecene
Fregetick
Swell Explodes In Hand Injuring Hesson Boy
Six year old Henry Hesson of Hagerstown and grandson of George Hamson suffered severe burns and injuries when a gun shell exploded in his hand while at Mt Pleasant. The blank shell fired unexpectedly. his hands and body were burned, clothing singed, and one small facial cut noted. He was taken to Dr Remebure for treatment amid the accident scene.
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Ald
Hesson
Harry Mmn
Hagerstown
George Ham
Mt. Pleasant
Elis
Dr Remebure
Mr. Cleasant
Personal mentions of local residents and visits
A string of brief notes lists Mrs. Mary Shmpaon Patrick pstreet and relatives visiting Mr. Abry. William Roderick on business in Brunswick spends the day there. Mrs. John M. Grove and son Marion wait on West Fourth street. Frederick W. Obenderfer and family moved into 36 East Matrick street. Mrs. P oS Gillean and daughter Annie return to Kinmite burg after city visit. Miss Sarah Poor of Baltimore visits Miss Margaret Ford on West Church Street and returns. Roy E. Schroeder takes a stenographer and typist post at Coblentz Waters Brown. Harry James Jr. becomes bookkeeper and stenographer at Edward S Mobley & Bro. Mrs. Virginia Grove and Miss Grove of Baltimore visit Mrs. William KR. Delashmutt and return. Miss Gladys Fout returns to St Agnes Hospital Baltimore after vacation with her parents and Dr R Claude Font Kemp town. Mrs. Wm. Anderson returns from visit to Mrs Floyd Strawn. In Washington and Mrs. Lawrence Lee of Leesburg Va, Mrs. Anderson returns to Frederick with Governor Goldsborough and party en route to Annapolis.
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Mary Shmpaon
Patrick Pstreet
Sang Tang
Sarah Poor
Baltimore
Margaret Ford
West Church Street
Roy E. Schroeder
Coblentz, Waters and Brown
Harry James, Jr
Edward S. Mobley & Bro
West Patrick Street
Virginia Grove
Miss
Floyd Strawn
Washington
Lawrence Lee
Leesburg
Anderson
Frederick
Goldsborough
Annapolis
Boosters Here Monday by Washington Retail Merchants
A hundred merchants from the Retail Merchants Association of Washington plan a stop in Frederick Monday. Charles D B Cox of New City Hotel confirmed the motorcade will have lunch in the city. The delegation promotes a Washington event September 7 to October 3 and seeks Frederick cooperation to advertise it.
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Retail Merchants’ Association of Washington
Charles DB. Cox
New City
Motorista
Washington
Frederick
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Ballas
teYear
Harry Hesson
Siemens Aree Union OF
U.S
Ar NG
John Hancock
Boston
Hancock
United States
Massachusetts
Sons of Liberty
Anheuser-Busch
Free Republic
ST. Louis
U.S.A
St.Louis
Baltimore, Md
Means
Ava
Malone's Jewelry Store
H. 8 Landis
N. Market
J. A. Williamson
Richmond Reatecks Ave. & Beach
Atlantic Clery
Boardwalk
Ocean View
Sere Ben M
UL. Jounson
Aytidi i Tmena
Blair Lee
Frederick County
Bernard
Thomas
Emeracn Rm
Callen
the Berman Optical Co
N. Market St
Frederick, Md
Runkles and Mullinix
Mortgage and Investment Co
W. Patrik St
New City Hotel
Hygeia Ice CO
Department of Art and Schences
University of Maryland
Gage
United States Naval Academy
Saumgardner’s
Barbara Fritchie
Atlantic Ocean
S. Market St
Baltimore & Ohio
Harry G. Dorsey & Co., Popular Price Outfitters
North Market Street
Baltimore & Quhio
Pittsburgh
Frederick Junction
Buckeystown
Pearre’s
Modern Pharmacy
Rexall
J. A. Wollamcon
Barnesville
Mark Wood
HARP
Juhance
New Market
Red Hill
Bethel
Park Mills
Red Land
Pookesyville
Noutery Cout
Ivalle
Jefferson
Walkersville
Liberty
New London
Coataville Pike
Plane No
Lewistown
Union Bridge
Coengerstown
Clarksburg
Fred. Jugt
Emomus Burs
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Greecham
Woodshoro
Fhurmont
Fellow S
Wogdaboms
Brunswick
Creagerst Ac
Dawtongie
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W.va
Fubner's Sha
Hansonville
Monrovia
Urbana
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Comus
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Letore
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Bue Gystomn
Teert ‘He
Wt Scan
Frederic
Sherrandeah Valley
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Araby
Fredereres
Emmitaburg
Feck
Doubs
Chartervile
Linganore' Inn
Deans’ Station
Wondsborg Pike
Emmitsburg
Myersville
Charlesville
Metos
Loodsboros
Creagerstown
Euscarors
Walkersvil Ail
Beakerine
Jaul
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Yellow Lpgs
Derick
Ss of
Lana
Salttashire
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Eiliecott
Eminttat
Nitsburg Rick
F Midway
Nead
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Tand
Mapievue
Jak
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Woodshers
Acres
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Sykesville
Fir
Thaepes
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Peart
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Tioom Mo
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