Chamber Mulls Higher Rates Protest Plan
Local Chamber of Commerce leaders, chaired by J. Stanley Wilmoth, consider protesting the American Railway Express Company rate increase which would raise costs for shippers across interstate and intrastate routes. Several Interstate Commerce Commissioners have not approved the new schedule, with action to be coordinated with the Western Maryland and Baltimore chambers. A speech on fire prevention and delegates to the National Chamber convention were also announced, along with plans to expand the Armory seating and a large Pythian Bazaar event led by Western Maryland Lodge 147. The Grand Jury contributed $1110 to the Day Nursery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Railway Express Company
Chamber of Commerce
Trafic Committee
J. Stanley Wilmoth
Everal Interstate Commerce Commissioners
Interstate Commeree Commission
Kentcky
Virginia
Maryland
Western Maryland Chamber of Commerce
Baltimore
Hell
Washington
Incest Trafic Committee
Wilmoth
National Safety Council
Emerson
Armory
North Potomac Street
Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureau
E. P. Connil
Colonial Motel
Whllam A. Menefee
Western Maryland
Darak Temple
Charles G. Ward
Mary- Japa
Knights of Pythins Municipal Band of
Chambersburg
Grand Jury
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Claims Honest Rangeley Testimony
Rangeley Maine woman Lydia E Fink ham a familiar Garden Series claim describes relief from back pain headaches and fatigue after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound. She reports two years of suffering ended enabling her to perform chores and care for a large family. The note touts widespread patient replies and urges purchase through local druggists.
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Rangeley
Maine
Lydia EL. Finkham
Mia
Walter E
Anderson
Box
Rangeiey
Lydia
Finkham
Maryland Odd Fellows take over new home in Frederick
Maryland Odd Fellows yesterday formally accepted from contractor John D. Hiltz and Son the new Odd Fellows Home on North Market Street Frederick. Grand Secretary William A. Jones of Baltimore and about 60 members from Baltimore and other parts of the state arrived at noon. They inspected the structure and officially received it from the contractors. H. Doreey Etchison met the visiting group on arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
John D. Hiltz
Maltmore
North Market Street
Fred]orick
William A. Jones
Baltimore
Frederick
Alte
H. Doreey Etchison
Prevent Pyorrhba Gum Endorsed by Dental Profession
An advertising item claims Prevent Pyorrhba Chaw Gold Plus chewing gum quickly soothes gums. It touts a Tolley specialist endorsement, promises instant relief, and offers a money back guarantee. Priced at 1.00 per carton of 20 postpaid, with a money order payable to Grid Plug Corporation in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pyarchen Specialista
Tolley
Grid Plug Corporation
Gotham Bank
New York City
Municipal Band Concert and Church Choir Program, 1925
A municipal band concert directed by Peter Uys with the Trinity Lutheran Choir led by Walter Westphal is listed for February 22 at SRCP, featuring a varied program including Silver and traditional hymns, marches, dances, and selections such as Bridal Song and Slaving Dance. Also notes post office holiday hours for Washington's Birthday on February 23, 1926, with alterations in delivery and collection times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Uuys
Trinity Luthtran Choir
Walter A. Westphal
SRCP
M.Y. MG. A. Auihorium
Frogram
Raymond
Jes Ves Thomas
Clarke
Treeete
Coeewkeess
Tackalof
Filmore
Herbart
Frank £. Dennett
Hagerstown
Washington
Revival meeting closes after four weeks in Downsville
The Downsville Church of Christ ended a four week revival led by Evangelist Homer Kellems. Large crowds attended with twenty six conversions at the closing invitation, most uniting with the church by baptism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downsville
Homer Kellems
C. A. Frick
Downsville and Beavor Crock Hold Splendid Meetings
A report notes gatherings at Downsville and Beavor Crock praised as splendid meetings with strong turnout and positive community engagement. Local leaders addressed attendees and outlined future plans.
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Dng
Downsville
Beavor Crock
Jury Probes Death Of Grover C. Smith At Tracy Home
A coroner's jury investigated the death of Grover C. Smith, found dead at the Tracy home in Bear Gretusburg on Thursday night. Witnesses testified he had been worried and drinking heavily prior to the drive. Dr. M. D. Kefauver pronounced the death, and the inquest began in Smithaburg with Justice John Pargueon presiding. Smith is survived by a widow and four children and will be buried Sunday at 2 30 p.m.
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Grover C. Smith
Matthew ‘Tracy
Bear Gretusburg
Smlth
Tracey
Membears
M. D. Kefauver
Smalthaburg
Justee John Pargueon
Smithaburg
Smiths
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Express Company
Herald-Mail
E. C. Hook Corp
Leader
West
Franklin Street
J, Fred
L. Allen & CO
Salem Ave
West Franklin Sreet
Skey
Chase, Konitz
Young
Oldsmobile
Liningers
Balto. St
OUR
CLUB
Hagerstown Rank
Ollers Iene
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Anderson
Are
Maryland Surety & Trust
Royovil
Washington Square
Letternburg
Munganaville
Boonshine
ODD Fellows
Brown & Aes Speciallat & W
A.B.C. Elec
Red Star Gil Stoves
Garver Furniture Co
Phore Sit
Hubert Henneberger
Cannon Ave
Sherley Bidg
Lynn Brugh, JR
W. P. Beard
Washington Street
Auempietos
Doesa Glogham
Bear's
FE. E. Davies
Shariey Building
Hensona
Antietam
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets
Miller’s Furniture Store
South Potomas Street
Lyons Furniture Store
W. Franklin St
Washington St
Sapiete Eins
Ludwig Motor Co
Ceenya
Lad Caled
Potowne and Antietam
Surrey Hill Pigeon
World Leadership
Ash
Maytag
Frower
Ina
Home Furniture CO
Potomac Street
Tonio Cauffman & CO
Washington Bt
COLEN
Citizens’ Drug Company
Laird-Schober Shoes
West Washington
Pcr Capell As
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