County Correspondence War and Foxville Notes
Mrs War Mort visits. Jaesh Welty Fred Robinson and Lasher visit Baltimore. Deeilbiss visits Thermoet. Mr and Mrs W M Miller attend communion with George David. Wm Dover in Baltimore. Harvey Ogle family weekend. Mrs Jers Martin buys Jersey ox. Foxville visitors from near Keedysville and Greshamstown. Annie O Bontzahn visits. Grace Hauver visits Baltimore. David Brown family visit. Grace Pofinberger visits. Herman Hauver returns from Washington DC. Victor Fox visits. E M Grambine and Inez visit. Cremmie Fox visits. Untied Brethren missionary services. S. Jamieson regains health. Lewistown High School program with Eurins orchestra. Mrs Harry Freehour improves. Charles Cramer builds Five Points dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Robinson
Lasher
Baltimore
Baturdey
Mint Apna -Deeilbiss
Thermoet
Miller
George David
Usica
George Miller
Lewitown
Wm. Dover
Harvey Ogle
Kashryte
Jers. Martin Rzorntly
Jersey
Foxville
Wm. Kefsaver
Keedyrvills
James Bowser
Gresaceatle
Joseph Bahrman
Annie O. Bontzahn
Hagerstown
Grace Hauver
David Brown
Fanais
Smithsburg
Walkersville
Unted Brethren
Thorwont
Jamiser
Lewistown
Eurins
Harry Freehour
Charles Cramer
Funeral time changed for Mise Til- He & Rout
The funeral time was moved from 2 to 1.90 oclock tomorrow afternoon. Services will be at her late home on East Church Street with interment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
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Mise Til- He
Harriet Young
Barries Young
Oliver F. Young
East Secocd Street
Mathodies Episcopal
Thomas G. Young
Washington, D.C
Harry Young
New York
Clarence F. Schroader
Grafton
W. Va
Missea Nannie
Meg Young
Alatera
Cathering Hafer
City
Grandison Bhook
Itlueas
Parelyale
Mootha
Dave
George W. Glessner
George
Han~gosh Winpbroner
Woodsboro
Georgi W Glessner
T. Hicks Glessner
Beierf Bits Ledger Of Bright Items Of Loss
Four dwelling bonuses belonging to Miss Lilse Carmack are being repainted by J. Lampe and crews of bands. General interest items note ledger entries and miscellaneous accounts in this column.
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Mies Litsle Carmack
J. A. Lampe
Advertising a Sale Through Print Media
A writer describes the value of advertising goods for sale by clearly presenting attractive items to attract customers. The suggested method is to inform the public via daily newspapers, noting that effective ads should showcase desirability and draw buyers to the store.
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Tas Daily
County Aid in Paving Stirs City Officials Clash
A contentious meeting of Frederick officials probes county help for paving streets around Cour Park. Dr Franklin B Smith pushes for county funding, accusing commissioners and city leaders of shifting blame. Aldermen press to renew the request as a hearing stalls with limited attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cours Park
Sobell
Franklin B. Smith
County Commission Org
Tobsdue
Smith
Harp
Board of Aldermen
County Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Fiis
Dr. Gratth
Doug Tam
Wes
Dr. Smith
John Ed. Schell
Ar. Etobicon
Frederick
Hogarth and
Diaterman
Zentz
Bowlus
Kefauver
Ementea
Sohell
Hogarth
Ei Prevent
Cheil
County Board Meeting Postponed Due to No Quorum
With no quorum of the Board of County Commissioners present, discussion on the matter was postponed until this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioner
Personal notes from Branawick and nearby towns
Purely personal items report Mr Henry Wood of Branawick spent yesterday in the city on business. Mr Henry Keafmen and son Gorge of Hagerstows visit relatives here. Mr Frank Cablentz, formerly with Besant and Scott, accepts position with George 8 Rodock and Co. Postmaster A H Harrington in Baltimore attending Grand Lodge sessions. Mr Jesse L Haines and Mr Edward Zimmerman of Walkereville have been visiting relatives in Hagersde and Gresncastle.
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Henry Wood
Branawick
Henry Keafmen
Gorge
Hagerstows
Frank Cablentz
Besant & Scott
George 8. Rodock & Co
A. H. Harrington
Baltimore
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Jesse L. Haines
Edward Zimmerman
Walkereville
Hagersde
Gresncastle
Empty Stocking Association Meeting Plans Summer Work
The Empty Stocking Association held a 3 PM meeting at Masouls Temple to plan summer work and Obriatons support for hospitalized children. The next meeting is set for May 13 at 3 PM in the Masonic Temple. new members are welcome and current members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empty Stocking Association
Masouls Temple
Shutine
Masonic Temple
Railway Work Progressing on Kash Fourth Street
The Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railroad work at Kash Fourth is progressing toward Marketstrait with croetsies likely finished by tonight. Edward Most leads crews laying gutter plate foundations at Fourth street corner.
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Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg
Kash Fourth
Edward Most
Fourth Street
Freight rate parity promised for Frederick grain shipments
A Baltimore Baltimore and Ohio railroad division freight agent urges Frederick to expect grain rate equality with Hagerstown to the Carolinas. Rates will rise for Hagerstown on June 1 1907 and Frederick will gain parity, pleasing the Frederick Business Men's Association. The letter explains the shipping change and the delayed orders causing the adjustment.
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Hagerstown
Pointe To
Carolinas
E. M. Darla
Fraight
Balsiouore and Oals Railroad Company
Frederick
Baltimore
Geo 8. Roppes
Bostness Men’s Association
Sig
Federick
Hageratowo
Yoora
E M. Davis
Junior Order Convention Opens in Cumberland Maryland
Two hundred ten delegates attended the thirty eighth annual State Council of Maryland Junior Order convention in Cumberland with George A. Davin presiding. Baltimore figures hold key offices as J R Gardner and G W Ritter named for vice councilor. Reports show membership rise to 33 149 and aims to 25 000 this year with Baltimore city and Allegany county posting large gains. Funds include 1000 donation to San Francisco relief and total receipts 242237 17 with 97271 22 paid for relief. Council assets total 264141 55 with 41290 19 cash. State treasurer William L James notes a 538 31 balance. immigration reform provisions draw praise while education feature is noted as a failure.
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State Council of Maryland
Cumberland
George A. Davin
Baltimore
Ohair
J. R. Gardner
G. W. Ritter
Ritter
Ists
San Francisco
Treasuries
Baltimore City
Allegany County
Bstegy
Willian L James
Jaese Taylor
Varioos Regimlative Committee
Anso Sedad Im
Law Hears Boys Reprimanded For Shop Razors Incident
Five youths Edward Grove John Enogiebrecht Garry Bross Walter Broohey and Richard R Glessner faced continued hearing before Justice J Francia Boith Iet after arrest on suspicion of taking razors from Mr Ogomart Albaugh’s barber shop. They received a severe reprimand and were told they risk detention until twenty one if charged again. They were held for grand jury action on a bond of 109 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Grove
John Enogiebrecht
Garry Bross
Walter Broohey
Richard R Glessner
Ogomart Albaugh
J. Francia Boith
House of Correcton
Old Fire Engine Sold and City Notes in Turbulent Report
A fragmented state news item covers a grand jury report, local illnesses, and civic notes. It mentions an old fire engine sale led by Harry Shipley, with company foreman Geo. Shawglay and plans to sell parts as repairs proceed. The piece also idly notes census data and routine residents’ ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Shipley
Cousnamater Geo. Wao
Shiglay
T. Pany
Exclusive fabrics sale offers wide white goods selection
Vintage ad for Heidig and Miller promoting white fabrics in many patterns and widths. Emphasizes low prices on bolts, lace, and embroidered muslins, with 1906 prices noted. Claims long-ago purchase supplies and first quality lines, including wrinkle proof black velours and sheer lawns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heidig & Miller
Manslaughter Charge in Lynching Case at Marksville LA
Unclear text reports a manslaughter charge tied to a lynching near Marksville Louisiana. Mentions Charley Strauss and a crowd. arrest of J. E Kee nan and J Salmon with bonds posted. récit describes a hanging near Pola, Louisiana with a jeering crowd and escort details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marksville
Charley Strauss
Pepi
J. E Keenan
J Salmon
Strauss
Pola
Gas stoves at cost prompt mixed reactions and bills
Local readers complain about gas ranges and rising gas bills while noting no parallel concerns about coal oil or gasoline costs. A tax on fire safety claims and a dubious promotion are mentioned alongside a defender of murderers and editor appointments in state capitals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copatt
Escape attempt leaves convict and guard dead in courthouse yard
Reports describe an escape attempt at a state prison yard where a convict was killed and a guard injured. Eleven other inmates were being held, each serving five to seventeen years for various offenses, with sentencing tied to a February prior conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleres
Cc Stave
Vondy Comets
Semecs
Atu
Horard Mimsworth’s Missing Items Prompt Public Note
A brief word from Mrs Horard Mimsworth requests readers to report any lost items or jewelry described in a small Nova Scotia to New York brief. The notice asks for cooperation and promises a news advance will return the items if found.
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Horard Mimsworth
Prams
St Patson
Nova Sro
York Teal
Gorm Parnes O & Ee Sein
Salwan Np Arms
Saihus Eoconi
Hs Atral
Toso
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Petenson
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William A. Stone
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Jock
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James H. Crass
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