Four Barns Lost In Frederick County Storm
A severe storm swept Frederick County causing heavy damage across Hibertytown Unionville Libertytown Woodsboro and surrounding areas. Four barns burned or destroyed by lightning, livestock losses include chickens, a cow and a hog, and bridges washed away. Flooding filled cellars in Tabertytown Unionville and streets, with extensive property losses and numerous outages.
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Frederick County
Hibertytown
Woodville
W Union
Vile
Tabertytown
Unionville
C. A Wilt
Samuel Buvier
Wil
Clarence Lindsay C. A. Witt
Samuel Butler
Raymond Stitely
John D. Gaither
Adim Smith
Greenbury Sappington
Libertytown
Edgar
Eugéne Slammond
Poole
Union Bridge
Piney Hill
Jones Farm
S.W. Barrick
Woodsboro
Leonard Barrick
Ante
John Aldridge
Purely Personal Pleasant Paragraphe About Those Who Come and Go
A local column lists residents and visitors moving in and out of the area. Names include Frederick Frazier of Washington visiting relatives in Hagerstown, Mrs. Mary Price relocating to 111 Mast Tukey Street, Fabian Poney family moving to West Fourth Street, and many others returning from visits or taking trips to Baltimore Philadelphia Atlantic City Niagara Falls and Montreal. The piece notes several removals and social visits, ending with news of a new express car service on the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway line serving Brad Dock and Jefferson residents to Frederick.
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Frederick Frazier
Washinggton
Mila City
Pauline Parking
Baltimore
Heights
Hagerstown
Abundant Produce at City Market Stalls
Reports describe plentiful supplies of potatoes corn beans tomatoes and grapes with prices listed: grapes 14 cents a basket tomatoes 7 to 14 cents per quart or basket beans 15 to 20 cents Lima beans 15 to 20 cents per box eggs 22 cents butter 2 to 3? cents poultry 26 to 40 cents per pound various vegetables and fruits feature wide price ranges across half pecks boxes and dozens.
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Hough
Remarkable Cure of Dysentery
I was attacked with dysentery about July 16th and used the doctor’s medicine with no relief, my weight fell and I suffered for two months before using Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I used two bottles and it gave me permanent relief. WW Will, Snow Hill, NC. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Will
Snow
An Ordinance to repeal and amend Frederick traffic rules
The document repeals and reenacts sections of a 1932 ordinance governing motor and horse drawn vehicles in Frederick. It adds new sections 17A 17B 17C and updates spacing rules, penalties, and street car interaction. Key provisions include maintaining 15 feet between consecutive horse drawn vehicles, 5 feet between stopped vehicles, and prohibitions on standing near fire hydrants or street crossings. It also restricts stopping on Market and Patrick streets during midday to certain hours and permits professionals to stand in front of business premises during business hours.
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Fpredafel
Frederick
Anil
Ardloane
City of
Market Street
South Street
Fifth Street
Patrick Street
Court Street
Middle Alley
Market
Patrick Streets
Treacles
Frederick County Maryland Motor Vehicle Ordinance 1913 History
Notice details amendments to vehicle definitions and penalties. Includes sections redefining motor vehicles to include non muscular powered conveyances and horse drawn vehicles, with fines up to one hundred dollars and possible jail time. Also cites a 1913 Maryland Public Service Commission hearing order for Pennsylvania Railroad purchase of Central Railroad of Maryland stock with publication requirements and date.
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Public Service Commission OF
Maryland
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Central .Railroad
Public Service Commission of Maryland
the Commission
Baltimore
Carroll County
Frederick
Be it Enacted and Ordained by Frederick Aldermen on Sidewalk Poles
The ordinance prohibits erecting locking or sign posts awning poles and similar posts within three feet of curb on Clarke Place Fifth Street Market Street and Patrick Street and requires owners to remove posts within sixty days after written notice or face city removal at owner cost. Violations carry fines and possible jail up to ninety days. Passed August 1 1913.
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Market Street
Clarke Place
Fifth Street
Patrick Street
Court Street
Middle Algley
Frederick City
Maryland
Frederick
Tavemental
Middle Alley
Court ‘Street
Frederick County
Lewis H. Fraley
Sheriff and Treasurer Candidates Seek Democratic Support
Ezra Lewis Cramer of Walkersville announces his sheriff bid in Frederick County and asks for Democratic votes. E. Victor Myers of Buckeystown seeks the county treasurer nomination with Democratic primary support. Clarence Holtz also declares a sheriff candidacy and urges Democratic voters to back his nomination.
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Frederick County
Abram J. Eichelberger
Frederick” W, Cramhr
Sherif
Srrederick County
Thimames
Ezra Lewis Cramer
Walkersville
Mad
Victor Myers
Buckeystown
Clarence
Holtz
Decléd
Wfke
Calvin I. Putman
Lewistown
Aida
Jonas V. Summers
Frederick
Dem candidate announces Sheriff bid in Frederick County
A Democrat candidate announces seeking the party nomination for Sheriff of Frederick County and requests Democrat support in the upcoming primaries. The note references election aims in Frederick County and mentions a county commissioner bid and related endorsements.
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Fredrick County
Wmv. Wolfe
Uscarora
Fevidsment
Frederick County
William S Igamsvilix
Sime
Also Mentioned on This Page
CGRM
County
C. and P. Telephone Company
Mary GC. Price
South Market Street
Mast Tukey Street
Fabian Poney
West Forth Street
William Freed
East Patrick Street
Luther Kuhlman
Gettysburg
Harry Albaugh
Philadelphia
Mr. Timer Pettingall
West Patrick Street
Hast Fourth Street
L. P. Scherer
Washington, D.C
Chas. J. Doll
West Thirg Street
Hazel Edmonds
South Market Streat
Joseph Gaver
Telegraph Street
George Toms
Myersville
George W. Martin
Shippensburg
Roy Martin
Mr. R. ®. V. Mullen
New Castle
Ind
Chaseb. Mobberly
Trail Avenue
Nihifer Bell
York, Pa
Western Union Telegraph Office
Mary Crumbaugh
North Bentz Street
Roy Winebrenner
Willam P. Brigge- Man
Amelia
W. A. Long
East Fatrick Street
Charles F. Creager
Washington, D. C
Mary Creager
Third Street
Jacob H. Gorman
Ysanogle
Pittsburgh, Pa
Edith Marshall Miller
Blaslyn-Chatham
Atlantic City
Washington
Louis Frey Will
Miss Miller
Mise Hulda Brust
Wespy
Braddock Heights
Kryril
E. Russell Stockman
Fantasia
Opera Mirror
Todant Sinopsis
Carmert
Faust
Rigeletta
Irving S. Biser
Capital Surplus Transact
General Banking and Trust Company
Circuit Court
Frederick Cennis
Sqony John
Frederick “Counn
Marsland
Traiatee
Scony John
Sige
Hest
Wear
A. D
Kawith
Wele
B. T. Fendall
Augeatt
William RK. Davis
Mary E. Davis
Hopsie E. Etchison
D. al
Harry W. Bowers
Cler
Charles C. Waters
Charles Mec
Watkins
Solicitors
Trestass
Frederick W. Cramer
Corcuit
Frederick Counts
Equiz
Jule
Thomas ii. Ialler
William A. Simmons
Trnsier
Drederick County
Marylaind
Thomas Waller
Trastee
Tyesase
SyRd
Whit
Thomas
Robert L. Cramer
Deesd&watt
John D. Conard
Frederick District No. 2
Frank MM. Stevens
Creagerstown
Wonderors and Frederick Turnpike Toad Company
Cramer & Stauter
Noah EL Camber
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