Seeston School Board postpones coal contract debate
At yesterday evening session the Board of Education postponed action on county coal contracts for the year. Several staff appointments were made for a trial year with twelve pupil overage. Names listed include Ridge Avenue principal Sirs Max Ith Antietam Martha A node and many assistants. A $70 fine was paid by Calvin Baughman after a verdict of simple assault.
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Tee
Seeston Esterday
Ichwan
Icherd
Ridge Avenue
Sirs
Maxith
Antietam Street
Martha
Node
Mary H. Ba
Sandy Hook
Nile Harrison
Binghams
Mildred Harrison
Mount Carmel
Ato Clareaupt
Beaver Creek
Princpal
Sylvia Stige
Monroe
Agnes W Murphy
Fountain Dais
Nellie Pitt Muget
Chapel
Calvin Baughman
Sea Cabman
W. W. Ditto
Falling Waters
Sale Of Fruit At Baltimore And Ohio Yards
Odd wording describes fruit lots including cantaloupes Lanans Om and Apex potatoes and watermelons ready for sale to the retail trade. The items were gathered as a draw at the Baltimore and Ohio yards yesterday and were being sold at local stores with lower prices.
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Couwde
Baltimora
Ohio
Baltimore
Railroads Earned 74 Million in First Half of Year
Washington reports that U S railroads earned 74 662 187 dollars in the six months ending June up from 21 721 706 the year before according to the Interstate Commerce Commission figures released today the figures show the industry’s strong year over year growth and point to a robust transport sector.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dreco Promises Root Cause Relief for Rheumatism
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dreco as a plant based remedy for rheumatism claiming it does not contain iron mercury potash acids or oils. It argues the medicine reaches the bottom of the trouble and removes the cause with lasting effect. A Frederick Maryland user testimonial speaks of reduced swelling better sleep and restored health. Dreco is distributed by Knoislay and Aughinbaugh drug stores and by all druggists.
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W. J. Wiles
Frederick
Knoislay
Aughinbaugh
All Drugetst
Daughters Explore Styles While Fathers Embrace Changes
Readers note a shift as daughters examine styles once hidden and fathers reveal evolving fashion choices. The piece references rubber heels and changing attire, signaling broader cultural shifts in dress and identity.
Wealthy heir returns to Monmouth to claim Rose Marsh estate
Cumberland Aug 26 John H Warns, newly wealthy by inheriting a $275,000 English estate from Rose Marsh of Northumberland who died in 1888, plans to move to Monmouth to take possession. A carpenter and former miners organizer in Georges Creek Valley, he expects little change to lifestyle and will pursue industrial and civic welfare locally. The original heir was Joseph Warne, her father, a fact previously unknown.
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Cumberland
John H. Warns
Rose Marah
Northumberland
England
Monmosthe
Johnson & Johnson, Solicitors
Newport
Eagland
Georges Creek Valley
Warne
Elyic
Rose Marsh
Joseph Warne
Hetr
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Chuck
Veal
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Crete
Oem
Oma
Frei Delivery
John W. Worthington
Chicago
Charles W
Charles W. French
Mam
Hetzer
Deng Ce
Wareham
Olythmotucy
Lithia
Crystal Springs Water Co
Coats
Woile
Mill
Garment Department
Leiter Brothers
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