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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1911

Page

1

Public sale and liquor notice in Washington County Maryland

A court sale and liquor license action are listed for Washington County Maryland. Auctioneers Bubann M. assists and Joseph Murdock handle the sale of bonds and a notice to conform with state act provisions. Charles J. Wilton of 329 Continental Ave Hagerstown applies for a license at 15 W. Franklin St, Hagerstown. May 5 hearing set. auctioneer Tatier.

General Assembly of Maryland State Roads Commission E. Gosmlin Becy J. M. Tucket Fitnt Nalies Mutual Tourance Duma Washington County Mandas Leliveen Pan JM Wuendayy Tingerntown Hearrboro Street Haliroad Teremonan Joseph Murdock Court House Alures Washington Cauinty National Bank Williameaport Mageratown Perms Buban M. Sists Jem Jozeph Murdock Auct Chantz Washington

Committee Reports On Club Plans And Membership

A country club committee met in the office of C. Banton to discuss golf links tennis courts and future construction. Plans include a 1:30 pm ground layout meeting at Oak Farm agehue extension and a follow up next Wednesday to finalize the new building. Membership includes several categories and members from Martinsburg Chartresburg and nearby towns within ten miles.

C. Banton Dlup Nuércatory Martinsburg Chart Verabirg

Representative Mann Displays Nervous Gesture at Rally

Washington reports Representative Mann, GOP leader in the House, was seen nervously touching his mouth during a White House sighting as a crowd of short haired suffragettes grew excited. The moment drew embarrassment for Mann amid debate over peach crop issues and school safety groups.

Washington Mann

Rainy Spring Dampens Building and Business Activity

Rain interrupts construction and commerce as projects begin and progress slowly. Many houses and improvements underway face delays from damp, with builders facing widespread weather-related slowdowns across districts.

Hoube Cleaning Crew Sets Spring Yard Cleanup Pace

A group labeled Hoube Cleaning is sweeping the U and Q yards with a thorough spring generation effort. The local crew emphasizes detailed tidying and broad cleanup across the area, inviting neighbors to join in.

Deposed Mayor Nomination Sparks West Virginia Row

In St. Albans West Virginia April 14 an uproar surrounds Mayor JW Sutherland who was deposed on bootleg whiskey charges. Autherland’s term is to be filled, while Sutherland contemplates reelection amid legal delays and rival Hone Attold’s stance.

Attar Migtrhey Sutherland St. Albenab W. Va JW. Sutherland Howard Atkinson Autherland Hone

Substitution Beef Ad Praise Trashes Free Press in Chaves Town

A garbled notice mocks a local newspaper, praising a substitute and deriding a family in Chaves Town as a fanatic Free Press critic. The fragment hints at money influencing media sentiment and questions the value of press independence.

Shepple Register Od Family Journal Chaves

The bungalow name origin in Indian housing terms

The word bungalow derives from the Hindi bangla meaning a Bengal thatched hut. Early Anglo Indian homes in India used tentlike structures with canvas walls and sun proof coverings, forming a model for the bungalow. The term blended to describe a simple, peculiar dwelling adopted by colonial residents.

Bengal Qeerien Nog- Natman Lodla

Colonial fashion diary reveals early American dress and bridge origins

A fragment from Misa Winslow of Boston describes dress details in colonial days and reactions to clothing costs, noting a red cow hair cloak and bonnet. It then shifts to a brief discussion on the origin of bridge terms borrowed from English prison and Boston area place names, including Salem and Ban tan.

Misa Winslaw Bostop Deming Storer Aunt Deming Bok Christian Science Bantan United States Salem Bay Coe Misery Bridge Boston

Markets update with assorted price quotes

Market notes show varied prices across goods and items. Prices listed include flour, oat meal, bacon, lard, young chickens, eggs, and miscellaneous groceries with unit quotes and ranges, reflecting a fluctuating day in local markets.

Wueateke Brither Midalings

Smallpox Closes Theatres and Schools in Marion

Marion health officials issued a sweeping order closing all theatres and dance halls and also three schools and churches in the infected district. The notice follows 30 reported smallpox cases and the continued spread behind local health measures. Meanwhile the Enterprise Fire Company drum corps hosted a supper to raise funds, with a large turnout despite bad weather.

Marion Marion Gaard of Health Enterprise Enterprise Fire Company Lene Gil

Exaction and Taxation Bring Townspeople Distress

Citizens complain of heavy exactions and taxations causing annoyance as Ghenses move about Hangers town. They report travelers are landed on for payments and imposts upon arrival, raising concern over unfair charges and costs to locals.

Hangerstown Paymenia

Cornerstone Placed Under Question in Chamberebury

A damaged passage reports the cornerstone of a reformed church was dug from an old wall in 1811. Workmen set it in a careful manner but the surrounding tiles were damaged, leaving crumbs and uncertain preservation of the site.

Chambereburay Wis

Forest Fire Threatens Camp Near Mount Savage

A fierce forest fire rages above the railroad grade near Mount Savage threatening Camp No. 94 held by the Carter Construction Company. The camp, with a crew of laborers, is endangered as flames spread toward the area.

Mount Savage Carter Construion Company

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