Northwestern Turnpike Board Faces Criticism Over Control
The board of managers, under supervision of the State Highway Commissioner, faces objections to losing local oversight. The Star defends the Northwestern Turnpike board, noting road improvements and arguing the control change undermines local contact and management, while discussing the submerged bridge at Hogue creek and funding for bridge construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poration Commission
State’ Highway Commissioner
Valey Turnpike
State’ Highway
Valley Turnpike
Northwestern Turnpike
eTne Northwestern Turnpike
State Corporation Commission
Star
Northwestern
Board ‘of Supervisors
State Corporation” Commission
Board of Managers
Whcé
Hogue Creek
Ihier
Virginia
Northwester Turnpike
Ward
Anderson
Debate over state aid bill for Northwestern Turnpike
The Star questions the bridge design and side posts that may hinder driftwood, arguing the proposed enabling act would improperly divert Frederick county state aid. It details debates with Senator Byrd, State Highway Commissioner Coleman, and the differences between Valley and Northwestern turnpikes, noting public ownership and ongoing opposition to the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Ward
Board For Managers
Byrd
Steck
Board For Supervisors
Frederick County
Board of Supervisors
Dr. Ward
Senate
Coleman
Richmond
Board For’ Managers
Board of Managers
The
Star
Valley Turnpike
Northwestern Turnpike
Misstatements in Pure Food Laws About Cod Liver Oil Emulsions
A reader summary notes doctors warn against misleading terms in early 20th century drug labeling. An emulsion with cod liver oil differs from extracts lacking oil, raising public health concerns over misrepresentation in preparation names and composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Seedionichs
Late Conveyances of City Realty
A list of property transfers recorded at the city clerk’s office with names and locations. Notable deeds include James H. Lockhart to Mary Baublitz on Main and Germaine streets for 2050 dollars, and Elizabeth B. Glaize’s executor to Fred L. Glaize on East Piccadilly for 4500 dollars. Other transfers involve Leicester, North Main, Braddock and Amherst streets with varied sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coron
City of
Ins
Sesi
Gearing
George F. Gearing
Leicester Street
James H. Lockhart
Mary
Baublitz
Amd Ict
Main and Germain Streets
Elizabeth B. Glaize
Fred L. Glaize
East
Piccadilly Street
Davis Johnson
Jahros H
Fannie B. Lamp
North Main Street
Farmers and Merchants
National Bank
Robert T. Barton, Jr
Bank Building
William H. Hardy
Braddock and
Amherst Streets
Scouts Plan Celebration Peak Troop 1 meeting notes
Troop 1 Boy Scouts held a well attended meeting at the scoutmaster's home. A detailed upcoming schedule includes cake sales Friday and Saturday, a wreath for John Evans, Christmas good turns, a community tree program, and a turkey roast for parents Tuesday with a cabin program featuring inspections, enrollments, signaling, first aid, knot tying, athletic events, boxing and wrestling matches, and a final American song. The troop will stay at the cabin overnight and return Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
John Evans
Cooper
L. Gray
Lynch
G. Potts
Taylor and Breckenridge
Wheat
Pifer
Wright
America
Rev H G Spencer Improves After Farm Injury
Reverend H G Spencer, pastor of the Market Street Methodist Episcopal Church, was seriously injured when kicked in the chest by a young horse on Matthew Ebergole’s farm near town. He continues to improve and yesterday took a short country motoring trip with friends. services are expected to resume at his church on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Spencer
Market Street
Methodist Episcopal Church
Matthew Ebergole
Mr. Spencer
Wilson Note Continues To Shape War Peace Terms
German circles favor stating terms in a conference with all belligerents. Pressure from peace advocates in Germany may push terms forward. The administration hopes for peace with honor if Wilson’s note circulates widely. Rumors of friction between Lansing and the White House persist, denied by officials, amid debate over the note’s impact. Some expect a neutral nations league to promote peace in time. Mr and Mrs James B Russell travel to New York for holiday visits with Gardiner W Brown family. Red Cross Seals fund breakfasts and lunches for tubercular children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
German Empire
Wilson
Lansing
White House
James B. Russell
New York
Gardiner W. Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
North
South
Arbuckles
Peoples’ Bargain. Store
Footer
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
CG. A. Heller & CO
House
John ©. Koons
Washington
Wil
George W. Haddox
Ryan & Orndoff
Oppo
Court House
Lynch and Green
Morse—Jolliffe
R. Gray
Spencer
Red Cross
Ieal
FORD
United States and Republic
Ramsburg Auto: Supply Co
Henry R. Willis
N. Market
M.D. Reynolds
Madison, Wis
Miller’s Drug
P. E. Williams
Stephenson, Va
Eastman Kodaks
Gillette
Durham
Rice
Palmer
Miller’s Drug Store
Pole & Co
Sheffield Ave
Foley Rigney
Itis
Foley
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