Early mail remedy eyed for Frederick transport delay
A Chamber of Commerce conference with Western Maryland Railway officials led to a plan to fix the early morning Frederick mail connection. Train No 1 from Baltimore will depart five minutes earlier to save ten minutes via a south bound track, with changes to take effect by the fifteenth of next month, addressing long standing Thurmont connection misses and easing local business concerns.
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Chamber of Commerce
Western Maryland Railroad
Frederick
Thurmont
Hagerstown
A. M. Smith
Western Maryland
Dnd
Krener
Hilleh Station
Union Station
N. C. W. Gardner
Baltimore
Railway Mail Service
D. John Marker
Waysideton
Smith
Western
Maryland
Gardner
BE. Paul Smith
Potomac Public Service Company
G. W. Peters
Hagerstown and
Col. Markey
James H. Gambrill
J. A. Williamson
Edwin C. Markell
Clearing - House Association
A. W.W. Herbert
Ox Fibre
E. A‘ustin’ James
Bond issue for Brunswick improvements approved
A Brunswick special council meeting canvassed election returns and authorized bids for a total bond issue not exceeding 30000 for water and street improvements. Bonds at 5 percent will be issued in 1000 denominations. C Albert Orrison took oath as Second Ward councilman. A plan for a city park committee with three citizens from each ward and one councilman per ward was discussed. Cavalry and artillery units were booked for the Hagerstown Fair.
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Council of
Brunswick
Jacob H. Fry
C. Albert Orrison
William €. Nuse
Wenners Hill
J. Nuse
Moler
Wade
Nase
The Girl About Town Chatter From Frederick
Autumn days bring sun and cool nights as Market Street buzzes with events. School opens, Hood College adds a dorm, merchants stock winter goods, and churches resume activities. A town notes funerals, reunions, and steady street life as October nears.
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Market Street
Frederick
Pistol Toters Fine Upheld in Bartholows Case
In Bartholows area court, Arthur Ruckles is found guilty of carrying concealed weapons after witnesses, including Clinton and Rodney Kelly, Purdum, Fogle, and Root, testify he drew a loaded revolver at the Kelleys and Fogle knocked him down. Ruckles admits owning the pistol but claims it was for home protection and not concealed. Sheriff Jones notes the defendant was intoxicated.
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Clinton Kelly
Rodney Kelly
Roscoe Purdum
Preston Fogle
Charles A. Root
Bartholows
Arthur Rockies
Ruckles
Molesworth
Kelleys
Purdum
Fogle
Root
Sheriff Jones
Runkles
Moleeworth
Kellys
Fogla
Clarence E. Davis
Bradley Brandenburg
William B. Browning
Joseph Thorice
Kemptown
Reno
Harp
Veteran Seeks Compensation After Bureau Declares Him Dead
A World War veteran says he is very much alive after the Veterans bureau replied with a note that he is dead. He has appealed to the Red Cross for help and continues to insist he is alive in letters to the bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Bureau
Bureau
Red Cross
Veterans’ Bureau
Bermuda permits autos under public control
Bermuda's legislature approves a system of motor busses for passengers and freight while private motorcars remain banned. Motorcars will be allowed only as public conveyances with operation and management under strict surveillance. The decision marks a shift from horse and bicycle transport to regulated motor vehicle use.
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Bermuda
Baltimore Man Says Tanlac Restored Health After Severe Loss
Martin La of North Street Baltimore, a steel roller for thirty years, says a February accident left him pale and unable to eat or lift a fork. After taking Tanlac he recovered weight, strength, and appetite, noting his nerves feel firm and energy returns, with coworkers remarking on his transformation.
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Baltimore
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Charley Martz
Ely
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Geo. W. Heinlein
R. Ames Hendrickson
William C. Birely
Henry K. Steiner
Quaker City
H. F. Knipple
A. A. Lough & Son
South Market St. Frederick, Md
Life Insurance
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
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Chas. Opel JR
Lay
Frederick, MD
Marsland
State of
Hammond Clary
Arthur H. Dole
Albert L. Bussard
B. Eyard Kepner
Casper E. Olin
McCleery
Jewelry
North Market Street
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Greenawalt
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Mullinix & Bentz
Ser and Gefiverel
C. L. Kefauver
Helfenstein & Urner
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