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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1928
Page
2
Younes Bertin and Measell were involved in a crash near Braddock Heights in the state near Frederick. Bertin was taken to Frederick City Hospital with leg injuries and facial lacerations. Coblentz also crashed, sustaining facial cuts and lacerations.
Frederick county delegates and local Republican leaders met with Herbert Hoover representatives in Washington to discuss the state delegation and organization. The gathering included county chairmen from Frederick and nearby regions as they reviewed party structure and support for the 1928 campaign.
Sept 14 notes list Eliot I Elliot, Dr Frames I Elliot, and a party visiting from Langside and Hanover. Names include Mr and Mrs Garner, Claude, Henry, Edward, Lon, Sebiy, Mrs Bianche, Vernon Rez ton, XN Zz daughter Shirey, Mrs Ray Sandes, Howard Nuh family, Margaret, Maurice, Edga, Robert Rawhouser Yort, Harry Reivs. Mrs Prances T Elst of Taneytown attended and one guest was remoted to Hanover General for care.
President Hoover faced questions over campaign actions as aide George Axe IV denied insinuations. Aides asserted Hoover did not promise traction for his campaign, while a secretive stance and suspicions of liquor ties stirred debate during West Madeber remarks.
An instructional piece on planting hardy phlox and beets with tips for border color. It covers digging up roots, cutting back, and insulating with sand, along with spring replanting and selection of robust varieties for strong, low-maintenance borders.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning plants and colors, unclear subjects, possible note about blooms and color variation with no identifiable people places or events.
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