Frederick Board of Trade Hears Centennial Remarks
Frederick Board of Trade members debated the city centennial parade and finances. President J Murray Cronenburg criticized the long parade, while Dronenburg praised efforts yet noted room for crowd control and cooperation. The group also pursued express rate reforms, a new Northern Central station, and road improvements from Buckeystown to the county line.
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Trade Board
Saga
Expresa
N.C
Frederick
J. Murray Cronenburg
Board of Trade
Dronenburg
Middletown
Cronenburg
R. R
David Lowenstein
R. P. Ross
Frederick Board of Trade
Northern Central
James H. Gambrill
Noah E. Cramer
MacGill
Good Roads Commission
Buckeystown
Montgomery County
Lowenstein
Belt
Come
Frederick banks report growing deposits and interest
Eight Frederick banks hold total deposits of $8,471,074.13 with $5,422,306.74 earning interest and $3,048,677.39 on check deposits. A two month gain of $369,764.16 brings year total deposits to over $8.47 million. National, trust, savings and state banks are growing, with total resources above $11.8 million and interest obligations around $216,895 annually.
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Frederick
U. S. Omptroller of the Treasury
Commercial State Bank
Hagerstown
Finish Repairs to Gutter at Derr Street Intersection
The Hagerstown and Frederick Railroad Company completed gutter repairs on West South Street at Derr Street. A sewer pipe was laid with connections to both sides, intakes linked to the sewer, and the gutter filled with stone to level the street. The change benefits travelers and public health though iron plate walks over the sewer may be slippery when icy.
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Derr Street
Senator Emmert III Stricken by Typhoid Fever at Home
State Senator Samuel Emmert of Washington county is seriously ill at his Hagerstown home with typhoid fever. The condition is reported as grave, highlighting a health emergency affecting a local political figure.
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Emmert III
Samuel Emmert
Washington County
Hagerstown
Quiet wedding unites Tansill and Webber in Winchester
A quiet 3 30 P M Thursday ceremony at the Custer home joined Geo E Tansill formerly of Winchester now of Brunswick Md and Miss Minter Viva Webber of Martinsburg W V in marriage. Rev W H Carter officiated. The couple will reside in Brunswick where Tansill works for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Also, Charles S Gaugh and Beatrice B Unger wed at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage last evening. A Baltimore child, 11-year-old Cotine O'Dell, suffered critical injuries when a wagon pole struck her head as a hay wagon passed during a family drive near Catonsville. Anti Salgon field day planned in Hagerstown Sunday.
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W. H Carter
First Baptist Church
Charles S. Gaugh
Beatrice B. Unger
Thurmont
Methodist Episcopal Parsonage
E. H. Lamar
Cotine
Herbert O'Dell
Baltimore
Braddock Heights
Catonsville
Weather records show Frederick warmest day since September 7
The local Weather Bureau records indicate yesterday was the warmest day in Frederick since September 7. Through the month, Frederick has received only about one third of an inch of rain so far.
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Frederick
Farmers Bring Pumpkins In For Canning at Frederick Co
Frederick county farmers haul a large pumpkin crop to Frederick City Packing Company for canning. The nonperishable gourds are stored several days and many are already on hand. A special machine aids sizing, but much work remains manual before the sugar corn harvest is canned and stored for shipment.
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Frederick Cty Packing Co
Frederick County
Frederick City Packing Company
Train Hits Freight Car At Hagertown Crossing
A Western Maryland fast mail bound for Baltimore struck a freight car load of ross ties pulled by a Hagerstown and Frederick trolley. George Titlow, about 46, unmarried, was thrown from the trolley car and seriously injured, taken to Washington County Hospital unconscious with possible skull fracture. The collision occurred on a steep hill as the train could not stop. freight car damaged and debris scattered, while a fresh locomotive was attached and the train continued to Baltimore. Nearby, a missing teen suspect case of William C. Todd was solved as his body was found along Antietam Creek and identified by his father. A plastering contract for the Frederick Trust Co. and two houses was awarded to Anders and Shock. An advertisement for Dr Klog's Life Pills appears.
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Western
Maryland
Edger C. Flory
Baltimore
Seing
William C. Todd
William E. Todd
Hagerstown
Antietam Creek
Suter
Hargett Receives American Beauties Roses Displayed
A Frederick garden exhibit showcased 100 American Beauties roses gifted by W B Gude to Mr Frank Hargett. Hood College faculty and students visited, each receiving a rose, as about 400 others toured the display. The garden lighting and press coverage highlighted the local amateur florist’s success.
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Hargett Mower
Frederick
W. B. Gude
Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Frank Slargett
Express
Washington
Gude
Capital
Hargott
Hood College
Hood
Agricultural Department
Hargett
Botanic Gardena
Frederick Garden
Frederick Havel
Off Again to School Malone Joins Basketball Comeback
Frederick’s second baseman Lewis Malone returned to Mt. St. Joseph’s to resume studies along with Wamsley Meadows and Meadows’s brother. Malone plans to share insights on ex Frederick players in football. He has even adopted the nickname Cy as his signature.
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Lewis
Dr Belts Pine-Tar Honey Cure Ad
Stop that fall cough now. Dr Belts Pine-Tar Honey soothes irritated throats and lungs, loosens phlegm, antiseptic, and helps prevent colds. Purportedly safe for children too. Guaranteed. Only 25c at your druggist.
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Lloyd T. MacGill
Public Service Commission
Frederick Ac
D. John Markey
Hyillmore
Philadelphia
N. C
Washington Junction
Morton Company
Markwood D. Harp
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Frederick Trust Company
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State of
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Hedges
D. Hedges
Chas
BR. T. Hendrickson
William A. Hahs
Renore Harp
Frank L. Stoner
Directora
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Hymeneas
Cgh—Unger
U. S. Weather Bureau
Hugh Tom
Charles R Anders
Milton Shock
Frank H. Grove
Charles H. Kehne
Park T. Loy
West Fourth Street
Dr. Klogs
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MR. Hargett
W. F. Gude
Drug Store
West Patrick Street
McCleery
Jewelry Store
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Brocks, Monde
Socurl
Hocordoo
Banke
Mankera
Truat
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Intercat
Tages
State OF Maryland
R. & J. Dutrow
de Soremanly
J. Dutrow
Oaabler
A. Loloy McCardell
Notary Public
Geo
F. Casper E. Cline
Samuel C. Thomas
FP. Smith
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Warren Kerrigan
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Aya
Alice Joyce
Wm. Garweed
Vivien Mishin
MUTOM
Keystone Keystone
Clise
K. Chaplin
Texas
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Fahrney
Drs
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