Farm exhibit at fairgrounds features regional machinery brands
A crowded Main Exhibition Hall hosts numerous displays from Bailey Electric Co to Hagerstown Motor Co with electric washing machines, furnaces, tractors, plows, and milking equipment. Local exhibitors include Antleton Milling, N. B Lampert, and Security Cement. Thomas Mig shows disc grain drills and hay tools while Baulei Myers runs the dining hall with 18 waitresses serving patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomaty
Mylo, Downey
Mylo, Downey and ‘Lewer Martin, Both of Downaville
Worcester
Antleton Milling Co
N. B Lampert
Harley-Davidson
Charles W
Federal Milling Co
P. Mollér Co
Herald
Darge
Thomas Mig. O
Moline Plaw Co
Charles ¥. Hu
S. B. Hartle
Thrush and Stough
Ess
Primrose
H. K. Johnston
Enginsa
Rohrer Bros
Aris
Foltz Mfg. Co
Harylges Bros. Nursery
Berlin
Iubp
Danzer Metal Co
Security Cement
Lia Ce
Myera
Lynchburg Arrest Over Fatal Whiskey Poisoning Case
Bonnia Ueary, colored, is under arrest at Anivarst Courthouse for selling liquor to a blacksmith named Richard Smith, aged 60, who allegedly drank a cup and died shortly after. Coroner’s inquest delayed to await autopsy results while a separate fever epidemic prompts health measures in Statetown.
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Lynchburg
Bonnia Ueary
Nivarst
Richard Smith
Smith
Satunday
Deaths in Brant Cabina near Soham in Brant County
An obituary notes the death of a 70 year old man, name unclear due to damaged text, who resided in Soham Brant County. The passage references his last days on a road and that a final grade or examination was prepared but not completed. Surviving relatives are mentioned but illegible.
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Soham
Brant Cabina
Hagerstown Fair
Madame Thelma
Madame Allen
Patmlats
Washington, D. C
Mishap case yields no action before fair
W A Denlel of Charles Town and Rosa Cooper of Harpers Ferry were involved in a fatal automobile accident last Saturday night. State's Attorney Wolfinger said the inquest was not due yet and Sergeant Smith stated nothing would be done until after the fair. Manslaughter charges were brought again at Deuicl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Denlel
Charles Town
Real Fetale
Rosa Cooper
Harpers Ferry
Wolfinger
Sergt. Smith
Poller
Deuicl
Leiter's Cellar Robbery Shrugs Off Prohibition Era
Washington reports Joseph Leiter's cellar theft is the largest post Prohibition heist, with $100,000 plus in beverages stolen from a Leesburg Pike site. Thieves used acetylene torches and two trucks to breach a steel door in a custom cellar, carting goods valued up to $600,000. No suspects or loot recovered. caretaker and guards deployed. linked to same gang that raided a dredging company earlier that month.
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Washington
Joseph Leiter
Leiter
Leesburg Pike
Robert Thornton
Lettar
Bradford
Dontestivn
Detactivea
Lester
Sims
Tank
Bose
Torch
Judgeship Showdown Sparks Allegany Race Intrigue
In Allegany County a crowded field forms around the associate judgeship as Cumberland insiders report a fray among Republicans and independents. Captain J Philip Roman enters as an independent Republican with Charles G Watson also seeking labor support as an independent Republican. Walsh, the Democratic nominee, may face no opposition, while Saul Praeger floats as a possible independent candidate and could withdraw. The contest promises a lively start at the post with strong local backing.
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Allegany
Rounty
Roman
Wetson
Walsh
Maryland
William GC. Walsh
Democratic
Nomines
Saul Praeger
Tg St Om
Force
TILLEY TO HOLD SERVICES AND FISH CAR ARRIVAL
A Salvation Army event at 868 Jonathan Street continues with Commandant Lilly, formerly from Newfoundland, overseeing sermons. A refrigerator car arriving from the Atlantic coast brings sea fish at about 12 cents a pound, with plans for weekly shipments if successful, potentially lowering meat prices.
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Thia Tostance
Atlantic Coast
A. J
Lilly
Salvation Baltimore
Copgrove
Easton Sea Food Products Company
New York
New England
Pennsylvania R. B
Church and
Franklin Streets
Jevel
Pruthte
Merkle Harder Company Delights in Adams and Eva
The Merkle Harder Company opened a week at Nixon's Academy with Adam and Eva a clean cut American family comedy. Miss Maria Ziccard shines in the lead after Miss Merkle’s retirement. supporting cast delivers strong performances in a witty domestic tale set in a dormitory milieu.
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Misa
Imma Merkle
Marla Ziccard
Miss Merkle
Lfe
William Harder
Miss Markle
Misa Ziccardis
Adam and
Eva
Adam Smith
Victor Browne
James Ing
Georgal
McManus
Edith Potter
Jule
Julia
Roger Pryor
Mustrions
Pryor
Andrew Gordon
Wm. H. Green
Abby
Rose Tiffany
Dorothy Dartley
Soen
Chas. F. Ward
Jack Delamater
Harder
Prices Jump at Fair Week Market
The city market this morning reported rising prices for many goods during Fair Week. Flour, corn, butter, eggs, and vegetables showed notable increases, with eggs reaching high prices and butter up by several cents per pound. Potatoes, tomatoes, onions, beans, and other staples also saw price jumps as vendors offered pastries and cheese.
Democrats to stamp all parts of state campaign schedule
Albert Almoney, secretary of the Democratic State Central Committee, plans state wide meetings ahead of the general election with Governor Ritchie speaking in Chestertown, Rockville, and Upper Marlboro. William Gordy Jr and Republican opponent Olver Metzerott will tour Baltimore in the final days. Fines reach 84.35 for automobile violators as authorities enforce registration and reckless driving laws. An odd line notes the Big Namba tribe in the Hepridea, with few members under six feet tall.
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Albert Almoney
Democratic
Frederick
Glees
William 8. Gordy, Jr
Partian
Bill Raiser 18 Held For Court
Clyde C. Jones of Weverton was held on 3506 bond for possible arraignment before the Federal Grand Jury in Baltimore next Monday. At a U S Commissioner hearing he faced charges over alleged fake one dollar bills altered to look like fives and circulated in city stores. Jones reportedly attempted passes at Woolworths and McCorys before being arrested after a running confrontation with state constables aided by store officials. Secret Service Captain Wright testified on the common method used by counterfeiters. Attorneys urged leniency in bail.
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Clyde C. Jones
Weverton
Bly
Federal Grand Jury
Baltimore
U. S
Hagner
Bogua
Jones
Woolworth's
McCory
A. H. Keller
Keller
Asabtanca
C. C. Wright
Secret Service
Harshman and
Yourtee
Markets and notices mix in a late 19th century page
Prices from Federal Milling and Refrigerating Co show flour at 9.50, wheat 1.08, corn products varying from .92 to 2.60, potatoes 1.75, butter 5 to 45, meat cuts and eggs listed with varying cents, while palmists offer readings from Washington DC, a local dance at 113 John St, and a Columbus Day holiday banking schedule notes banks close at noon during Fair Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banka
John B. Wibeper
Hegaratawn
Uonso
Aley Day Bunday Seeks Key Vote Amid Boycott Rumors
Local vote focus center on Aly Day Bunbay and avlele Iindaaven as communities weigh a key referendum. Stakeholders including Hannity weigh in, signaling tension over upcoming decision and potential boycotts.
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ALY Day Bunbay
Iindaaven
Boyd Hannity Ia
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Statetown
Inul Snarl
Doub
Watson
Tilley
Rosythe
Ritchie
Gordy, Jr
Bunch
State Constabulary
Robert BE. Waithea
George Dr. Shaw
Philadelphia
Fueed
Newell Zany
Greencastle
Ned
Waller Ho
Hepridea
Fleishers
Hagerstown
Federal Milling and Refrigerating Co
John St
Olly
PPA
Tvian
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