Booster's Day Clash Looms In Tri City League Night
In Hagerstown Martinsburg and Hagerstown meet Washington locals for Booster's Day at Mountain View Park. A win would lift Washington in the standings and help Frederick, while Martinsburg and Hagerstown travel to Frederick for two games at 2 p.m. and the nightcap to follow.
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Mountain View
Park J Hagerstown
Washington
Conatians
Frederick
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Financial statement of a Frederick treasurer July 1814
The document presents resources such as loans and discounts, securities, and various assets totaling 215,000 plus, with liabilities including deposits, due to banks, and notes. It is sworn by Treasurer D. Redgar and notarized, listing reserves, contingent accounts, and approvals by authorities.
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Spe- Hal Leceeees Tees Eeees
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D. Redgar
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Z. Hendrickson
Tri City League standings and upcoming games
Baseball notes from Martinsburg Frederick and Hagerstown report Frederick beating Martinsburg 3-2 in a fast game with Barnes pitching for Frederick and Kelley and Snyder keying the offense. Buds aim for a doubleheader win tomorrow to climb the pennant ladder as fans pack the stands.
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Montgomery County
Howara
Stevens
Rockstraw
Kelley
Washington Countlans
Iinsburg
Hoffecker
Rovers
Martinsburg
Frederick
Jack Morrison
Budge
Marinsburg
Barnes
Bugs” Snyder
King” Brady
Snyder
Morrison
Keystone
Finney Kelley
West Virginians
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Boyne
Malone
Jacobs
Eunick
Cole
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C. Brady
Red Weems
Martinsboro
Tri City League schedules announced by President Baughman
The Tri City League released the August schedule as revised by President Baughman noting an earlier, incorrect version. Martinsburg and Frederick host multiple games in a double header on August 17 due to Washington and Martinsburg scheduling conflicts, with subsequent matchups planned through August 22.
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Social World Watermelon Party Hosts Honor Leo Buckey
Mrs. John Buckey of Washington entertained last night with a watermelon party in Baltimore on the lane behind Clinton and West Patrick street. Guests included Mrs. Buckey and daughters Mildred and Mary, Miss Magdaline Nelson of Baltimore, and several local men and women. Refreshments featured lemonade and melons, with a lively gathering of local residents and visitors. The State Camp Patriotic Sons of America held its annual meeting at the Odd Fellows Temple this morning at 10 o’clock with attendees from Baltimore and city camps.
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Washington
Leo Buckey
Clinton
Patrick Street
John
Buckey
Mildred and
Mary
Magdaline Nelson
Baltimore
2Wim
T. Shook
Minnie, Schurtz
Mixa
Reshook
Frances Willard
Charles Yinger
Harold
Roel
Roy Yinger
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A. E.heidser
John P. Oand
Howard M. Albaugh
Peaches Sent by Parcel Post from Look-Out Mountain Orchard
The recipient received a box of fine peaches mailed from Look-Out Mountain Orchard. Manager Jacques, Sr. oversaw the shipment. Each peach was wrapped in paper and sent in a special mailing box, and the fruits were greatly enjoyed this morning.
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Lancelot Jacques, Sr
Orchard
Sloan's Liniment Adverts Warn of Disease Carriers
A vintage notice urges use of Sloan's Liniment to counteract infections from pests like mosquitoes and insects and from bites or rusty nails. It claims the product disinfects cuts and bruises, offering a money back guarantee if unsatisfied and urging readers to purchase from their druggist.
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Frederick County to Host Belasco War Film Production
Frederick County prepares to host a film adaptation of David Belasco's The Heart of Maryland with Jesse L. Lasky Feature Film Company. About 200 locals will act, scenes shot in Frederick, Cumberland, Piedmont, Harper's Ferry, and the Shenandoah Valley. Production aims to depict Civil War stirring scenes and promote local interest while a rural ministers conference in College Park runs three days.
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Frederick
Ind
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Maryland
Tme
New York
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Cumberland
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Boonsboro
Eeftey
Stara
Fren
Aes Ality
Conference of Rural Ministers’ of
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College Park
Paul KE
Holdcraft
Walkersville
W. 8
Gertford
Jefferson
Tov
Snyder
Middletown
Carnahan
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Lamar
Hans
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Falling Wheat Prices Spur Local Market Slump
The Mountain City Mills quote shows wheat at 70 cents a bushel, down one cent from yesterday, as war pressures depress demand and few farmers bring grain to market cutting supplies further.
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