City board approves street work and police gear amid fiscal push
At a regular board of aldermen meeting the city authorized immediate street improvements with 4000 tons of crushed stone contracted to MeGrove Lime Co at 235 to 62.62 per ton. Mayor and official family present. discussions on labor costs and weed removal followed as superintendent Mantz prepares to hire labor at higher wages to speed work. A motorcycle for an officer was considered. water testing and nuisance abatement topics were reviewed. several bills were approved for payment and a visit to inspect water facilities scheduled.
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Fis
Werubat
SNF
MeTeGrove Lime Company
Lee Mantz
Mantz
Thomas L. Ziumerman
Zimmerman
Brest Gork
Petebal Rambors
Mant
J. As Goodman
Board“of Health
Baltimore
Goodman
State Board
West Fourth
West Fifth Streets
Robert Gramer
Samuel Gittinger
North Market Street
C. Havin Kemp
Jihe
Falwin Kemp
Charles Poole
Ely
McMurray Street
Tlarmon L. Gaver
East Seventh Street
Billa
P. L. Hargett & Co
Mountain City Garage
Community Hardware Co
Hahn & Rowe
The
Matol Co
Modern Lighting Co
C. B. eStitely
John HM
Abbott & Son
Harvey
Smith
Craham
Tinley & Co
M. Liahn
Potts
Hu Anstown Bookbinding and Printing Cy
Marken & Bielfeld
Gent Southert Printing Arth Manuacturing Co
Wiecxon & Trown
William C. Robinson
Cadet Machine Prepares For Battle On Gridiron
The Cadet football team drilled at the high school field yesterday evening under Coach 4G Nevin Rebert. A lively scrimmage tested through-the-ling plays as four new recruits show promise and veterans regain last season form. Captain Bert Grove, manager Quinn, and players Comer Collins Jase year back lead a squad aiming to open October 2 against Gettysburg Inn high school. fundraising for a tackling drum is sought to boost preparation.
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Feld
Nevin Rebert
Bert Grove
Eam
Quinn
Comer
Collins
Kindley
Mu‘ante
Elf
Nevin Smith
John Smith
Lemen
Gettysburg Inn High School
Robert
Community shows planned across Potomac division towns
The Potomac Division of the American Red Cross reported producing 7,361,056 articles for soldiers and refugees, valued at 2,404,319 dollars, ranking second among four Southern divisions. County agents Ella Rhodes and P A Hanover organize county fairs and community shows with Wattsville October 10 and 11 and St Anthony's October 24 and 25. Events include home economics judging, cake sales to fund prizes, and speeches by Hanover at Emmitsburg.
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Potomac
Amercan Red Crogey
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Washington
Red Cross
Ella Rhodes
P. A Hanover
Wattsville
Frederick County
St. Anthony's
Emmitsburg
Rhodes
Johnsville
Lone Scouts Meet of Pep-Wah-3in Tribe Held
The Pep-Wah-3in Lone Scout Tribe held its regular meeting September 18. The captain called the session to order. Secretary’s report was read. Program included reading by Raymond Stildes jokes by Kirk Rowe and an oration by Oliver Keefer. Adjournment set for September 23.
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Lone Scouts
Lone 1
Raymond Stildes
Kirk Rowe
Oliver Keefer
Steel Farm Sells to Crampacker Near Union Bridge
Charles Edward Steel sold his 135 acre farm near Union Bridge to EV Crampacker of Rocky Mount Virginia. The productive property includes a fing let of buildings. W O Jolliffe acted as real estate agent and Crampacker will move on the farm April 1.
Auction Gives High Prices at Walkersville Sale
Auctioneer E L Norwood sold livestock farming implements and household effects for Ror Kidd two miles north of Walkersville. A large crowd attended but no prices were recorded. Cows brought 41 to 197 dollars hogs 4 to 45 dollars. Total reported 3879.15 dollars.
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E. L. Norwood
Kidd
Walkersville
Rally Day Exercises at Valley View Sunday School
Valley View Sunday school near Braddock holds Rally Day and harvest home service next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o clock. Rev. J Kurts Miller of this city will deliver an address.
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Valley ‘View
Braddock
Wilh
J. Kurts Miller
Adamstown Industry Boom Spreads to Dairy and Canning
Walker Hill Dairy Company of Washington buys William H Renn creamery at Adamstown to expand and later add an ice plant. Adams town Canning Company builds a 33 by 30 two story facility to can apples and produce cider. Street lighting is planned for Adamstown by October 1 as part of a broader town expansion.
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Adamstown
Walker Hill Dairy Company, Inc
Washington
William H. Renn
W. A Simpson
Walker Hil Dairy Company
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