Aug 2 In History Highlights and Astronomical Sky
Notes for August 2 mark historical events such as the death of Connecticut signer William Williams born 1751 in 1811 and a 1912 warning by the U S Senate to foreign powers regarding naval bases. The 1914 German invasion of France via Luxembourg and Russian advances are listed with sky observations noting Evening Mars and Morning Saturn Venus Jupiter Mercury visible near the southwestern horizon about 9 p m with Hercules Serpens Ophiuchus Libra and Scorpio rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Williams
Connecticut
United States Senate
United States
France
Luxemburg
East Prussia
England
Belgium
Nuremberg
Germany
Mars
Saturn
Venus
Jupiter
Mercury
Hercules
Serpens
Ophiuchus
Libra
Scorpio
Oss Milk Co. and Ray Co Ditters Utica
Oss Milk Company and H H Ray Company and Ditters of Utica and Stauffer are referenced in this fragment with names and possible business relations. The readable text lists Oss Milk Co. ine, HH. & F. Ray. Co, Ditters Utica, Stauffer, and a date-like 5. 8., suggesting a commercial notice or listing from a historical newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oss Milk Co
Ine
HH. & F. Ray
Utica
Stauffer
Sickness and Local News From Frederick
Local notices report several residents ill or recovering including Miss Etta Derr Frank Crouse G Buckey and Rev Lewis Ewald with notes on improvements and suspected typhoid. Cattle judging prizes announced for Frederick Fair October 20 21 22 with 100 in awards under Maryland Extension supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Derr
Frank Crouse
East Church Street
G. Jacob Buckey
West South Street
George Roelkey
West Fifth Street
Dudley Page
Record Street
Lewis H. Ewald
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Frederick
Board of Managers
Extension Department
Maryland Experiment Station
Maryland
Guernssey
Jersey
Captain Mines Defends Self In Farm Shooting
On a Frederick county farm near the Frederick Hagerstown road, Captain William W. Mines shot at Charles Keath during a late night altercation as Keath and his wife returned from Frederick. Keath was wounded in the leg and hospitalized at Montevue. Mines posted bond and awaits September grand jury action. Keath charged Mines with assault with intent to kill. Mines claims self defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Keath
Montevue Hospital
Will Resouer
Charles Keath
William W. Mines
Frederick County
Frederick-Hagerstown
Keath
Capt. Mines
Pia
Frederick
Mines
Montevue
Schaefer
Sheriff's Office
Smith
Leo Weinberg
Goods Strewn Along Tracks and Advertised Letters
Goods from a Pearl Bargain House wagon spooked by Frederick Railroad cars, eight crates scattered along tracks, a syrup can spilled at East Streets corner. Advertised letters include Gentlemen and Ladies lists with recipients from Aug. M. Espen ship to Miss Ella Buck and Mrs. H. F. Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Bargain House
Frederick
Third Street
Northern Central Railroad
East Patrick Street
Church
East Streets
Frederick City
Postoffice
M. Espenship
J. W. McCullough
Mahien A. Pompell
Rock Lick Lbr. Co
Harry Skipper
Hanson S. S. Williams
Ella Buck
C. Freishheim
H. F. Harrison
Anna Jones
Mattie Lewis
Travel 1264 Miles by Auto Reported
Mr and Mrs J N Caeil of Frederick and A Maloney of Hagerstown plus Men Albert Gillis of Howard county completed a 1264 mile overland trip in 12 days. They visited four states including Ohio and Pittsburgh. They toured the International Harvester factory at Springfield Ohio and praised Maryland and Pennsylvania roads while noting very poor Ohio highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Caeil
Frederick
A. Maloney
Hagerstown
Albert Gillis
Howard County
Cecil
Mr. Maloney
International Harvester Company
Springfield
Ohio
Pittsburg
Wheeling
W. Va
Akron
Columbus
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Uniontown
Mrs Eyster Sends Flowers From Berkeley to Frederick Garden
Nellie Blessing Eyster of Berkeley, a Frederick native and noted writer, donated to the Frederick flower garden via the Panama-Pacific Exposition Horticultural Department. Donations also arrived for the garden at F. C. Hargett’s on West Second Street including coconuts, coffee trees, and palms from Marion K. Wright near Miami. A fern tree came as a gift from Comptroller Harrington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Blessing Eyster
Berkeley
Cal
Frederick
Eyster
F. C. Hargett
West Second Street
Marion K. Wright
Miami
Fla
Florida Everglades
Harrington
White Cross Milk Co assures farmers of weekly payments
Farmers of Frederick County are assured by White Cross Milk Co Inc that reports of receivership, plant closure, and monthly payments are false. The company states it will pay $1.52 per 100 pounds starting August and continue weekly payments via Farmers' & Mechanics' National Bank of Frederick. Legal action may follow for false statements. Also announces local events: Odd Fellows Reunion at Pen Mar August 5, Utica Union Sunday School picnic August 21, and Stauffer Fish Market opening tomorrow evening at 49 East Patrick Street with phone orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
White Cross Milk Co., Inc
Washington
Baltimore and Washington
White Cross Milk Co
Hey
Farmers’ & Mechanics' National Bank of
Frederick
W. E. Gordon
Gen. Mer
Per L. A. Weaver
Mgr
Pen Mar Reunion
Pea Mar
H. & F. Railway CO
Stauffer
East Patrick Street
Frederick dairymen to organize Friday
The Frederick County Dairymen’s Association will be incorporated on Friday with officers and a board of directors to hold office until the next annual election in January 1916. The group plans to oppose the proposed Frederick milk ordinance and enforce state health laws, arguing state boards have unfairly treated dairymen and caused a sharp health department spending increase. The executive committee will report at a Friday meeting in the Court House at two o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Court House
Thi County
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
State Board of Health
Department of Health
Farms for Sale in Frederick Area Listings by Jolliffe
A long list of farms for sale across Frederick and nearby towns. Properties range from 31 to 365 acres with varied cultivation quality and outbuildings. Listings note proximity to Monrovia Woodsboro Mt Airy Walkersville Urbana and Branewick with prices from a few thousand dollars to sixty five dollars per acre. Also advertised are local services and businesses in Frederick including real estate agents and a bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monrovia
Howard County
Woodsboro
Trolley
Frederick
Walkersville
Mt. Airy
Trolley and
State Road
Branewick
Doubs
Urbana
Quick Beaver
Pooleaville
Barnesville
W. N. Jolliffe
Church St. Frederick
Properties for sale include brick house on West Church street
A three story brick house on West Church street offers 10 rooms and bath with hot water heat and private sewer. Also features a lot 50 by 300 feet with an 8 room frame house and water in the house, alley rear, some fruit, near East Patrick street outside city limits. Other listings include six room flat with modern conveniences near New City Hotel, two modern cottages Braddock Heights, building lots there, a 200 acre farm near Winchester Virginia, three productive farms near Petereville, additional modern dwellings in Frederick City, mortgage of 320000, and 5 12 percent interest. Call at office CRAMER STAUFFER 28 Court Se.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dill Avenue
New College
Bae
Olga
West Church Street
East Patrick Street
Braddock Heights
Winchester
Petereville
Frederick County
Frederick City
Cramer & Stauffer
Court Se
Frederick
East Third Street
Ako
Remington, Smith-Premier & Monarch Typewriters
Albaugh & Harrington
Market St
We Do It Now Even If it Is Hot Boston Shoe Repair
We Do It Now Even If it Is Hot. Boston Electric Shoe Repair Shop at 207 North Market Street offers low prices for men and ladies shoe work including half soling and heeling. Prompt phone orders, delivery, machine work, and guarantees. Also advertising electric fans and fruit items from area merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Electric Shoe Repair Shop
North Market Street
Joseph Guercio
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
United States Weather Bureau
Opera Mouse Marvel
Empire
Boy's Shoea
Sesedoes Whitt
Pierite
C. B. Staley
BE. Patrick St
Greenawalt
C. E. Burger
Ty’s Dream Hero
Fritzi Scheff Balto
Bank Berman Opt. Co
Markey's
Bennett's
C. Thos. Kempimdise
Doll Bros
Third St
Neldig & Millcr
G. Robert Shaw
Breck Shaw
South Market Street
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wis
Shaw
Washington and Lee University
Virginia
Baltimore State Road
Mary Johnson
Baker Lamar
Ghaye
Capt
Mines Clairs
Eastland
Robert Goodell
Chicago
Goodell
Western Electric Company
Newton Thomas
Frederick Fair
Thomas
Register of Wills
Baltimore
Pen Mar
King David Lodge
Utica Union
Geo. W. Miller
Lewistown
Thurmont
Jesse Gladhill
E. R. Miller
Tals
Sony
Rive Ribbon Grocery
Dairymen
Association
State Health Board
J. L. Bradshaw
P.M. Boone
N. Bentz Street
Thove
R. Or
Knights of Pythias
Bank of Page
Montan
Bardge
Meier Modern Bakery
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
John D. Hendrickson
Ahle Goods
WM. G. Baker
Palm Beach
Viee
H. D. Bakdr
Veovecee Vice-President
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Neidig & Miller
Joseph McDivit
Choice Today
John 8. Ramsburg
Daniel Baker
C. H. Gonley
M. D. Cc
M. Thomas
P. L. Hargett
Id. E. Kefauver
John §. Newman
Thos. H. Haller
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
J.D. Baker
Hale
Potts & Griffin
J. D. Baker
Thomas P. Fick
Thomas P. Rice
Frederick, MA
Grateon H. Mercer
FRRR
Nike
Country Village
Lythian Castle
Grayson H. Staley
Mt. Pleasant
C. A. Thomas
Court Street
Markwood D. Harp
New City Hotel
Pythian Castle
Ford
GAS & Elec
MN. & FL
H. V. Gittinger
Albauge & Harrington
Sant Gowen
Iimase
Orset Vel
Nalmsook
NS. R. & D. Mantz
Sourren
Welty
Housh
Dune
John T. Lewweee
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