Tax Collector Checks Car Owners Cards in Washington County
County Tax Collector Albert A. Beyard and staff, under instruction from Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Austin Baughman, sorted through 10,009 to 32,000 owner cards to certify tax payment status. Paid taxes will not be marked. unpaid taxes risk delays in license and tag issuance. Cards will be returned to Baltimore after processing, with potential trouble for auto owners who have not paid.
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Albert A. Beyard
Hotor Vehicles
Austin Baughman
Washinington County
Beyard
Garda
Baughman
Baltimore
Automobile tax collection plan in Washington County
On January 1 the annual procedure authorized by Chapter 707 of the 1927 Acts will begin. About 12,000 automobile owners must be checked as cards are processed in Baltimore and mailed to owners. Perforated cards indicate paid taxes and immediate license issuance. unperforated cards require tax payment at the tax collector before returning to Commissioner Haughman. About 6,000 owners have yet to pay taxes.
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Acts of the General Assembly
Washington County
Baltimore
Commissioner's Office
Haughman
Myersville Homecoming Parade Lights Up City Event
Myersville transformed into a Great Wilts Way for a Home Coming celebration that drew visitors from nearby counties. The parade led by the Middletown Band featured clubs and civic groups in Mummers like costumes, with booths reporting brisk business and plans discussed for next year’s event.
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Myeravilla
Myersville
Middletown
Hageretown
Sunday School and Visits Across Towns in Mapleville
Mapleville notes Sunday services at Mt Zion Church and a Christian Workers meeting at Sau-Mar chapel. Residents from Martinsburg to Hagerstown and Frederick County visit families in Keadle, Valentine, Pomeroy, and Metrow homes. Reports mention illnesses, social calls, and crop prices with local names and places.
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Mapleville
Mt. Zion
Christian Workers
Chapel Sau-Mar
Goauell
John
Martinsburg
James Keadle
Clay Goauell
James. Keadle
Susan Lakin
Baltimore
R. E. Crosa
Reuben Valentine
Lena
Lakin
Antle Smith
Chambersburg
Robert Cumpinghim
Genevieve
Russell Metrow
G. BH. Fahrner
Hilmer Funk
Hagerstown
Elizabeth Wisman
Frederick County
George Smith
Ethel Smith
Treve Smith
Kendall family visits Lasher household in Hagerstown
Mr and Mrs William Kendall and their children Pauline Agnes and Lester were visitors in the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Lasher in Hagerstown. The brief social item notes the family's visit to the Lasher residence.
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Mra
William Kendall
Pauline
Agnes
Lester
Hagerstown
Fred Lasher
Roy Bborada
Mildred
Geradine
Gayald
Charlton
Our
Women Now Do More Jobs Than Fifty Years Ago
A historical note on women expanding from teaching and household work to factory labor and professional roles. The piece highlights Elizabeth Chamberlain of Unionall factory who credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with improving health and encourages other women to seek its benefits.
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Brent
Wso
Elizabeth Chamberlain
Unionall
Lydia B. Pinkham
U B PASTORS ARE RETURNED AT YORK CONFERENCE
At the United Brethren Church York conference in York Pennsylvania pastors were reassigned with no changes to local listings. Names include M Berry Plummer to St Pauls U B and W C Mundey to Woltsville, plus other transfers and officers elected for the ensuing year.
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Sparrow
Greencastle
Ter
B. F. Bluenauch
Myernville
N. B
Thomas
Williamsport
Mundey
Woltsville
D. D. Fair
Springer, Pe
R. T. Kohler
Koedyavilly
Mt. Wolf
Romance blooms as Coca-Cola heir to wed stenographer
Florence Stevenson, a lithographic clerk and blacksmith's daughter, is reported to be engaged to Asa Candler Jr., heir to the Coca-Cola fortune. The couple, shown in pictures, neither confirm nor deny the engagement, while their romance began during his employment as her stenographer and secretary.
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Florence Stevenson
Cola
Asa Candler, Jr
Love
Tere
Tle
Still Seized In Smithsburg Hills Prohibition Raid Reported
Prohibition agents seized the largest still in Wallington county near Raven Rock flowing toward Smithaburge last week. They found a wagon and a large quantity of Mayor and mash, but operators fled before arrival and left no escape with cash or wagon.
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Wallington County
Prohibition
Raven Rock
Smithaburge
McCoy's Tablets Promised To Add Flesh And Strength
A promotional notice from Atlantic City touts McCoy's Tablets as a health aid that quickly fills out hollow cheeks and increases body weight. The ad claims the product boosts strength and overall health, offering a guaranteed refund if a buyer does not gain at least five pounds after completing specified package purchases.
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Atlantic City
McCoy
Muy Drug Store
America
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Denmark
Frances W. Grayson
Long Island
Brice Goldsborough
Wilmer Stultz
New York
Theda
Grayson
Guidsborough
Stultz
BAYER
Spirin
Bayer Manufactum
Moconceticauddester
Greenwalt Motors
Electric Co
Hagerstown, Md
Frederick Fair
Maryland
Mapleville Letter
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mexico
Galles
Obregon
Q. A. Salinas
Elpeso
Tex
Biat Aiufly
Newberry
West
Washington Street
Followsbee Forge Best Roofin Danzer Metal Works
Renroh
Franklin Si
Toret
North Jumnthan
Hagerstown Paint and Glass Company
U. B
Christian Steward Ship
Garnon Rider
This civ
Pennsylvania
Missionary and Extension Board
Berry Plummer
Rider
R A. Straushaugh
Keadyavills
Sunday Scheal
Carl N. Mundis
This City
Ray. C. Quy Stambaugh
Chewsville
Smithsburg Hills
Die Coy’s
Ning
EAD
Highhargeie
Optomet
S. Patomay St. “City
Mesemos Bank
Carn
Thrift Corporation
Grice
OKA
Manbecks Bread
Dora
Maytag
Maytag CO
Newton
Iowa
North Broad Street
Philadelphia
Home Furniture Coo
Potomac Street
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