Remarkable Development Of Potomac Public Service Co
The Potomac Public Service Company grew from a 1900s interurban rail and telegraph network into a regional utility. It expanded generation at Security, absorbed Frostburg luminaries, and acquired multiple lines to form a centralized system serving about 900 square miles from Frederick to Piedmont and Strasburg to Chambersburg.
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Potomac Public Service Company
Wutthet
Frederick and
Mid
Hageratown
Frederick
Fea
Frostburg Llluminating and Manufacturng Company
Potomac Light and Power Company
Waynesboro Electric Company
Chambersburg, Greencastle and Waynesboro Street Railway Company
Northern Virginia Power Company
Potomac Edition Company
Plant Juice praised by Beaver Dam man for rheumatism relief
Mr S Roberts of Beaver Dam Ohio credits Plant Juice with dramatic relief from rheumatism catarrh and ear ringing after suffering for years. He says he now walks stairs easily and feels better than in years. The ad notes outlets in Hagerstown and local druggists for purchase.
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Mr. S. Roberts
Beaver Dam
Ohio
Roberts
Hagerstown
Aughinbaugh
Electric power fuels city growth and suburban expansion
The article extols electricity as a pivotal force behind commercial growth, banking prosperity, and urban development. It highlights light, power, and transportation as the city’s threefold advantage, drawing trade from surrounding areas and shaping suburban life through accessible energy and infrastructure. It credits early pioneers who risked and invested in electric services.
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Efords
Iim
Rumley Divorce Granted by Judge Wynamar in May Case
Myrtle Rumley received a divorce decree issued by Judge Frank G. Wynamar. The suit against May D. Rumley was filed through attorney BD Angle Wol Noger.
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Myrtle Rumley
Frank G. Wynamar
Mensa
May D. Rumley
Have you files Dr Leonhardt’s Hemroid remedy
A vintage ad promises fast reform of piles without cutting or greasy salves using a harmless ishlet. Money back if not satisfied. Sold at Aughinbaugh & Kuoselsey Drug Stores.
Mer Must Stay In Jail To Pay Liquor Fines
Five men jailed on liquor charges face longer sentences as they must serve three additional months to pay fines of 500 dollars each. The group, including Boyer Krueger, John Towers, Joby Williams, Henry Preston, and John Jensied, were originally to serve four months and pay the costs. Sheriff Dufey notes time credits before trial cannot offset the extra days, and Christmas credits are unlikely.
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She’ Thie Mpea
Eiuewdl
Boyer Ktuerer
John Towers
Joby Williams
Henry Preston
John Jensied
Kemiencly
Costa
Jtha
Ale
Dufey
Address on Christmas at Columbia College Speech
Columbia College closed Friday for Christmas holidays and the president SM Funk delivered an address titled The Christmas Spirit in the New Works Order. After the address each member of the student body was presented with a token or acknowledgment.
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Columbia College
SM. Funk
Gift From Faculty To Teachers Of Departments
Management and faculty presented Mr. Howard A Mobler a gold coin along with a Christmas greeting on behalf of the prudent body to the teachers of various departments.
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Howard A. Mobler
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Potomac Public Service Co
New York City
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Fotomac
Mgures
Chas. M. Stieff, Inc
Potomac Street
O. H. Frush
Telephone Company
Cake
Potomac
Benchien
Highbarger Ana
Highbarger Il Optometriats
Ier Pelemac Street
Iar Grocery Co
Frankii G
EA. Ingram
Enrico Car Gloria Cararo
Daughuso
Newter
Huyler's
Liggetts
Audys Rexall
Pharmacy
Noval Woolen’ Mills Coy
Cumberland Valley
Uncle Sam
Second National Bank
W. Weahizeton
Mer
Alice M. Weagly
Kagerstenn
Bitar
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First National Bank
Hagerstown, MD
Alexander Armstrong
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