Noted critic visits Moller plant in Hagerstown
Debalra, famed New York critic and music writer, toured the Moller Organ Plant in Hagerstown amid cold weather. He praised the city as a landmark and credited Moller with putting Hagerstown on the map, noting the factory’s “diving harmonies” and the organ’s quality.
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Debalra
New York
Hagerstown
Alexander
Hertald
Debalta
ML P. Moller
United States
Hamilton
McComas
M. P. Moller
Moller
Fair City
The Artiste organ wowed visitors in Hagerstown
The writer hails The Artiste from the Moller plant as a new departure in pipe music. It is praised as a full symphony orchestra, powerful and flexible, superior to silent film reproduction, and likely to conquer both homes and public venues. The visit, despite heat and travel discomfort, is deemed worthwhile.
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Moller
Hagerstown
Rabies awareness and a board meeting in Washington County
Chicago report notes canine rabies signs and safety steps with observant guidance. Health authorities urge vigilance for sudden behavior changes, appetite loss, and aggression in dogs. Washington County Board of Education plans August meeting to discuss painting schools and bid openings for labor and materials.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Washington County Board of Education
Winter Street
Hancock
Woodmont
Bakersville
Cascade
Green Spring Furnace
Four Locks
Fountaindale
New Eden
Halfway
Zemo antiseptic ad promises quick skin relief
An old advertisement touts Zemo as a safe invisible odorless antiseptic for rashes bites ivy poisoning itching peeling toes sunburn and dandruff. It claims rapid heat and pain relief and urges druggists to stock the product with a price of 330 60e F100.
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Zemo
City Committee Meets Tonight Over Local Light Plant Probe
Mayor Musey appointed committee convenes tonight to examine reports of irregularities in the Municipal Electric Light Plant project. J Vincent Jamison chairs the panel and aims to gather information mailed from outside the city before final inquiries.
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Musey
Hagerstown
J. Vincent Jamison
Jamison
Protective Assn Plans Milk Plant In York County
J W Anthony and E T Trout described the Farmers Protective Association coop milk plant at Graybill s Station York County Pa, started 20 months ago with 13 farmers now 215. Plant pays dividends and top milk prices while defending against tests. New subscribers enrolled. next meeting set for 8 pm tomorrow at Pectanvilis community house Hospital cases noted for Mrs Edward L Koogle and Charles Wolfenberger with surgical treatment.
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J. W. Anthony
E T. Trout
Farmers’ Protective Association
Williamsport High School
F. P. A. Cooperative
Graybill's Station
York County
Howard H. Hawbaker
Franklin County
Zem Bussard
D. Webster Groh
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Pectanvilis
Edward L. Koogle
Summit Avenue
Charles Wolfenberger
East Washington Street
Modern Conquers In Crash Of Vehicles
Baltimore August 4. Mrs Elia Pobletts 64 injured when her buggy was hit by a motor truck and her horse ran away. William H Lacy driver of an ice truck tried to pass the buggy and the load shifted flipping the truck into the horse drawn vehicle.
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Baltimore
Elia Pobletts
William H. Lacy
Prices Paid for Farmers Goods In Hagerstown Market Daily
The Hagerstown Grain and Feed Co reports prices paid to farmers across feeds and livestock. Included are hog meal dairy feeds and egg prices, along with Baltimore livestock quotes for August including cattle hogs and calves.
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Hagerstown
Gambia
Namico
Frederick
Quaker
Schumacher
Parresa
Baltimore
Wash ington County Homemakers Meet At Fair Grounds Today
The Fair committee of the Washington County Council of Homemakers Clubs will meet at the Fair grounds today at 2 30 p m to arrange this year's exhibit. Mrs Ray Rohrer of Funkstown the chairman will have charge of the meeting.
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Washington County Council of Homemakers Clubs
Fairgrounds
Ray Rohrer
Funkstown
First Maryland Infantry Begins Annual Camp Training
The First Maryland Infantry, drawn from across the state, settles into Camp Albert C. Ritchie near Cascade Maryland for its ninth annual encampment. Over the next two weeks drills and tactical work will be followed by rifle and artillery target practice. Governor Ritchie is to visit August 15 for special exercises.
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Albert C. Ritchie
Cascade
Mad
Maryland Infantry
Frederick
Carl H. McCleary
Guy 8. McKee
Hari B. Schlotterbeck
Eight-player elimination golf contest at Glen Eagles
An elimination event at Glen Eagles last night featured eight players with the lowest scores. The course hosted two games with D. Hause winning over Harold Myers and Bruce Rudisill taking first honors from J. Stine baugh, as a large gallery followed the action.
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Glen Eagles
D. Hause
Harold Myers
Bruce Rudisill
J. Stinebaugh
Aviator Ted Lundgren Lands In Texas After Flight Stop
Hollywood aviator Ted Lundgren, delayed by strong head winds, landed in Amarillo Texas tonight after leaving Los Angeles this morning. He plans to depart for New York City tomorrow morning on a round the world flight venture.
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Amarillo
Tex
Ted Lundgren
Hollywood
Los Angeles
New York City
Baltimore Grain Wheat Prices and Local Visit Mentioned
Wheat price notes No 2 red winter 927 89c August 89c September 913. Silas Newcomer of Washington Delaware visiting brother Walter Newcomer Leitersburg.
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Baltimore
Silas Newcomer
Washington, DE
Walter
Newcomer
Leitersburg
Drought Crisis Worsens as Farmers Seek Relief
Washington August reports warn drought in Central and Southern states could become a catastrophe within thirty days if rain does not fall. Louis J. Taber of the National Grange urged hay movement gates and expanded credit as Farm Board head Legge warned livestock and dairy losses loom, with corn and hay crops heavily hit across many states. Weather officials foresee only scattered showers, while farm leaders plan surveys in Kentucky and Louisville to assess needs.
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Washington
Louis J. Taber
National Grange
Middle West
Hoover
Legge
Federal Farm Board
Chicago
Farm Board
Kentucky
Kentucky Farm Bureau
Jefferson County Farm Bureau
Louisville Board of Trade
Rocky Mountains
Appalachians
J. B Kincer
Department of Agriculture
William F. Schilling
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Arkansas
Michigan
Ohio
Ilineis
Iowa
Indiana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Fish Oils Found Rich in Vitamin D for Feed Use
U S bureaus of chemistry and fisheries report fish oils are rich in vitamin D and can be used to make profitable cattle feed. Oils may be cheaper than cod liver oil and more valuable as feed than many existing mixtures.
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Washington
U. S. Bureaus of Chemistry and Fisheries
Herald-Mail
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Moller Plant
S. L. Debalia
Abe
Bayer
Bayer Aspirin
Nlet
Mooney and Billings
California Supreme Court
Warren K. Billings
Tom Mooney
John MacDonald
Billings
C. G. Young
Mooney
John W. Preston
John W. Shenk
Emmett Seawell
William H. Waste
John E. Richards
Jesse W. Curtis
Willan H. Langdon
MacDonald
Charles Ruzicka
Hilary W. Gans
State House
Sacramento
State Supreme Court
Texas
Oldsmobile Viking
Lambert . Thomas Motor Co
Franklin St
Bille
Hoffman Chevrolet
W. Washington St
Drouth-Seared
Flac
Teutby
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