Hagerstown Pike Getting Owl Bath End Of Summer Work
A stretch of Highway north of Emmitsburg to the state line will be oiled with binder applied later toward Frederick. Ten days will be needed for the oil to dry and the surface to smooth with stone chips rolled in. The National road east to Baltimore is finished for the summer and oiling on other routes continues in parts of Frederick, Carroll, and Jefferson areas. Severe storm hits Boyds with 50 mile gusts downing poles and trees. widespread damage noted. Wheat tops at 1.50 while corn holds at 4.10 per barrel.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Hagerstown
South Mountain
C. A. Tenney
Emmitsburg Road
Emmitsburg
State Line
Jefferson
Knoxville
Harper's Ferry
Carroll County
Sykesville
Westminster
Thurmont
Contest Winners Announced at Carnival Grounds
The Baseball Club carnival closed with winners in several contests. Miss Lorraine Woerner won the popular lady title with 1090 votes, Geneva Houff second with 939. Baby Lulu McKenzie led with 3764 votes, Betty Hitshew second at 3711. Reno Kemp won boys, Earl Jackson second. MEhri Moberly awarded prizes at 10 p m. The arena offers a boxing program tonight featuring Mose Marshall vs Young Craig, plus bouts Mose Marshall vs Dick Potts, Kid Henderson vs Young King, Kid Taylor, and Young Herman.
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Lorraine Woerner
Geneva Houff
Lulu McKenzie
Baby Betty Hitcshew
Mong the Boya Reno Kemp
Earl Jackson
Kid Henderson
Young King
Kid Taylor
Young Herman
Anti Spitting Campaign Aims To Guard Public Health
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad launches an anti spitting campaign with monthly card distribution in coaches to deter public spitting and curb disease spread. Train crews will hand out the card on the 15th of each month with support from public health authorities and station staff. Public notices accompany reports of H Dorsey Etchison returning from campaign stops in Allegany and Garrett counties and other local updates. Three Maryland National Guard Company G members return from Eagle Pass Texas under dependent family clause. Sheffield, England hosts 400 steel manufacturers.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Maryland
Cumberland
Eagle Pass
Texas
Andrew Sweeney Roemer
Grover C. Donahue
John H. Dellinger
Hanover Pirates Star Shortstop Shine On Fort Worth Grounds
William Hollander, once Hanover captain, renewed ties with friends in Hanover after a Fort Worth season where he played short and made the longest hit on Fort Worth grounds. Hanover led at most eight times for 28 days, while Chambersburg topped for 50 days in total. Chambersburg’s lead peaked 15 days.
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Wiliam Hollander
Hanover
Fort Worth
Texas
Martinsburg
Chambersburg
Towns News and Social Notes from Co. District
A Baltimore guest Miss Fannie C Wright joined Jimtown friends for a reception hosted by Mr and Mrs C C Bowers at Thurmont featuring games singing and a generous collation. Local events include M E church festival September 12 and several residents returning from Atlantic City Norfolk and Washington with minor incidents noted among families such as Bowers Hays and Collier.
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Jimtown
Fannie C. Wright
Baltimore
Tra. C. C. Bowers
Thurmont
May Bowers
Pauline Bowers
Mildred Smith
Marguerite Bowera
Myrtle Eyler
Local Social Notes Highlight Bathmore Guests
Plane No. 4 itemizes visits with Miss Bessie Bar pum of Bathmore staying with Miss Blanche Gartrell. Miss Beatrice Chaney plans a week end at aunt Mrs. John Clary near Kemptown.
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Bessie Barpum
Bathmore
Blanche Gartrell
Beatrice Chaney
John Clary
Kemptown
Baseball Scores From Major Leagues and Standings
Scores show Philadelphia Athletics defeating New York 8 to 2 with Myers Picinich Russell and Waiters listed as batters. Detroit blanked Louis 3 to 0 behind Mitchell Spencer Groom Rumler. Chicago beat Cleveland 3 to 1 with Bemm Schalk Boumbe ONeill. Washington and Boston tied 0 to 0 through 6 innings due to rain. Standings list Brooklyn and Detroit leading, with Chicago Cleveland and St Louis close behind. percentages shown next to each club.
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Philadelphia
Athletics
New York
Myers
Picinich
Russell
Waiters
Detroit
Louis
Mitchell
Spencer
Groom
Rumler
Chicago
Cleveland
Bemm
Schalk
Boumbe
O'Neill
Washington
Boston
W. L
Beston
Neork
Washin
Clevelad
St.Louis
Standings and scores from major league clubs
The item lists game results and standings for teams including New York New York Philadelphia Batteries Boston Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati and Brooklyn with records and percentages such as Philadelphia 75 51 and Pittsburgh 67 41 and Chicago 59 72. The fragmentary text shows intercity matchups and team totals amid a mid 20th century sports page style.
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New York
Philadelphia
Tesreau
Rariden
Alexander
Killefer
Boston
Kook Gn Bieyers
Byler
Go Gaway
Etteibe
Premer
Smith
Miller
Rudolph
Jowdy
Louis
Cincinnati
Toney
Meadows
Gonzalea
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Wingo
le. Philada
Pittabig.er
Brookin
N.york
Cincinti
Mt Airy Progress Shows Modern Growth and New Town Structures
Over five years Mount Airy has seen a rebuilt block including a bank, stores, a mill and elevator, new homes, a post office, high school building, and an ice and electric plant. A park, paved streets, electric lighting, and a canning factory mark progress. A new Methodist Episcopal Church edifice worth 30 to 35 thousand dollars is underway. A sewing machine invention stitches base ball covers.
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Mount Airy
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Hagerstown Pike
Freder
Ick and Emmitsburg
Mise Woerner
Betty Hitcshew and
Reno Kemp
H. Dorsey Etchison
Congress
Allegany
Garrett
Etchison
United Brethren
Lewistown
Washington County
Oakland
Garrett County
Sheffield
Aana
Harrisburg-Chambersburg
Hooper
United States
Baltimore Orioles
Shippensburg
Maroons
Blue Ridge
News of Co. Towns
Howell Zepp
Howard County
Pauline Haye
Marcus Collier
Maurice Chiswell
Mr. North
Ned Chiswell
Carrie Collier
Gaithersburg
Greenawalt's Drug Store
City Opera Mouse
Joy Makers
Jay
Lehee
Charlie Chaplin
Charlie
Franklin Savings Bank
OF Frederick
James Houck
Geo. W. Heinlein
Clayton O. Keedy
Augustus J. Fromke
Henry M. Gittinger
John Hershberger
Frank V. Staub, S.amos Urner, Harvey R. Lease
National League
Mt. Airy
Progressive
Sterling
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
the News
Frederick, MD
Frederick Loan Co
James E. Doll
the Empire
the Mutual Film Corporation Presents
William Russel and
Charlotte Bartgr
William Russell
Mutual Star
Ruth Rideleys
ED Coxen
Lizette Thorne
Matinee
Admiecio
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