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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1925

Page

3

Milk Association Urges Shippers to Join

W A Simpson of Walker Hult Dairy in this city urges all nonmember shippers to join the Maryland Virginia Milk Producers Association. The letter notes a near agreement on a new contract with one cent per gallon brokerage and emphasizes a common ground for producers and the association to smooth operations and future terms. Respond by September 28 with willingness or reasons for refusal.

W. A. Simpson Walker Hult Dairy Washington Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers’ Association Sampson Simpson Maryland and Virginna Milk Producers’ Association Association Frederick T.e Association Association Iia

Local man Meyer Zaslansky aka Murray flees town after bad rent check

Authorities seek Meyer Zaslansky also known as Murray who left town after passing a worthless $83 check for room rent. He lived in the Rolb building on North Market Street, used the name Murray, claimed wealth, and has two brothers in Patterson Park Baltimore and New York. He is about 5'6", 35, with black hair eyes and a small mustache.

Meyer Zaslansky Mr. Murray West Third Street Zaslansky Rolb Building North Market Street West Farmers’ and Mechanics National Bank Murray Patterson Park Baltimore New York Denne Himslf

Building road shoulders on Georgetown pike work progresses

The M. J. Grove Lime Company will finish concrete shoulders on the west side of the Georgetown pike from Frederick to Frederick Junction this afternoon if weather allows. State Roads Commission crews began joining macadam to the concrete Thursday and grading on the east side will start next week. The shoulder project aims to complete this fall, extending the concrete highway beyond Frederick Junction toward Henderson's Corner.

M. J. Grove Lime Company Georgetown Pike Frederick Frederick Junction State Roads Commission Henderson’s Corner Hyattstown

Opening an Account With a Strong Friendly Bank

A promotional line urges readers to open an account with a strong, friendly bank to easily dispose of inconveniences. The note frames banking as a simple solution to everyday hassles.

Hood College

Ford Roadster Wreck Near Middletown Injures No One

The Ford roadster owned by Wm. J. Kepler and driven by his son Grayson was wrecked September 6 after leaving the new concrete road between Middletown and Myersville at Walter Bidle's hill. A large stone washed into the road by rain caused the crash. the highway fence prevented a plunge down the embankment. No injuries reported.

Wm. J. Kepler Middletown Grayson Myersville Walter Bidle Young Kepler

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Milk Association I. A. Simpson Qathaifs Fay Lanphier Oakland Cal Mass America Atlantic City California Greenawat’s Drug Store Hotel Frederick Second and Market Sts Déese Booker Joseph Booker Schleysville Moonocacy River Relel Thomas H. Haller Frederick, Md SAS National Bank Frederick, Maryland Bank of Personal Service McCleery’s Jewelry Store Mullinix Bentz the Rug Store Drudeerys the Modern Lighting Company N. Market St
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