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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1920
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR outlines a local notice or ad about lodging fees in Frederick City. It mentions drugs and a cooperative drug company, with unclear names and times. The readable core references a fee or levy and a cooperative entity, but many words are garbled, hindering full interpretation.
The News requests those who received questionnaires to return them at their earliest convenience. Officials emphasize timely responses to avoid delays in processing and ensure complete local data.
Mrs Eoma J Stull 69 years 4 months 17 days wife of T S Stull died after Brights disease at 619 North Market Street. Native of the city daughter of John and Margaret Conrad she leaves husband an adopted son P Russell Esterly and many nephews and nieces. Funeral Friday at 2 pm with services at the house and Mt Olive Cemetery conducted by Thomas P Rice funeral director.
The funeral of Samuel C. Titlow was held Tuesday at 2 PM at 426 West South Street conducted by Rev Wade with pallbearers including Mayor Gilmer Schley and Ellsworth Phebus. Mt Olivet Cemetery interment. C E Cline funeral director. July mortality: 34 deaths in the city and county. 18 interments at Mount Olivet and several in local graveyards. State bond issue: Roads Commission proposes counties take bonds at 4 1/2 percent. August 10 bids opening. plan aims to avoid selling below par. discussion of universal state insurance.
Potatoes sold on the street yesterday at 1.75 per bushel. Shipments from Virginia quoted in Baltimore ranging from 3.50 to 5.16 per barrel.
A garbled interview fragment mentions Homer Miller an electrician Brandenburg a retiree and EDER a bookkeeper with scattered quotes about food and preferences including turkey oyster and homemade vegetable soup. The passage reads like a curious, broken transcript with uncertain context and names.
District notes record appointment of vaccination officers for the county. The meeting of the U. of Reagaville and a devotional session followed by a program including singing and readings. Next meeting planned. physicians placed in charge of schools in August.
Public sale notice for the estate of Narcissa Hurley in Frederick County Maryland to occur September 1920 at 2 PM on property from Middletown to Brunswick. Also details on county vaccination officers and school vaccination duties across districts with timelines and responsibilities.
The notice advertises a Mt. Airy property facing Prospect Ave with rear siding, suggesting suitability for a canning or ice cream business. It promotes city homes for sale on South Market East Third West Seventh and other streets, detailing prices and types including modern seven and ten room brick dwellings and double frame houses. Also references the Mt Airy Electric Company and local commerce, with brokers N. B. Cramer & Eon and DartSmith.
The Braddock Picnic will be held in Mrs Mercer's Woods Saturday August 14 with prominent speakers. The Middle town Bands will provide music and cars run every half hour to the woods. Also listed is a brick house for sale on Bard Street with a 200 foot deep lot and rear drive way entrance price 1650. POTTS and GRIFFIN advertise soft furnishings and office chairs. MOBERLY'S promotes new fashions in furniture and autos.
A fragmentary OCR item lists names including Joan, G W M Rasburg, Wm G Rak ri D, E Kefa uver, Baker C H Conley and M O D, indicating a roster or committee notation, with no clear event or dates given.
Advertisement notes a Rain Sun Shade product offering protection in any home or outdoor space. Highlights novelty materials and practical use for all seasons. Emphasizes versatility for indoor and outdoor settings and mentions ease of use and portability.
Grayson A Staley offers numerous land parcels for sale in Maryland. Listings include 447 acres near Ullablé with 120 acres arable and improvements including a house park barn and tenant house, plus multiple tracts near Jefferson Urbana Petersville and Woodsboro with varied acreage and improvements such as houses barns and bank barns. Properties are described as well improved with good buildings and ready for farming or development.
A display will feature knitted and crochet goods titled Beautiful New Eff Wand Init Ewoaters. The exhibit runs for the next ten days and invites all to view.
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