Burkittsville Beats Frederick Rosebuds In Lopsided Game
The Burkittsville Stars defeated the Frederick Rosebuds by a score of 9 to 1. Bowlus pitched well for Burkittsville, Hightman hit a long homer in the eighth, and the lineup included Batte Burktte, Rowlue, Hut ter, Frederick, Myers, Pearre, Mullican, Tyeryar, Phebus, and Houff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkittsville Stars
Frederick Rosebuds
Bowlus
Burkittsville
Hightman
Batte Burktte
Rowlue
Hutter
Frederick
Myers
Pearre
Mullican
Tyeryar
Phebus
Houff
George Hyatt and Son
Othe J. Gaver
Kensington
Wille Pear
Middletown
Susan Whalen
Gee
Zecker
Nina Whip
Washington
Fred Barger
Edith
Edna Hightman
Hagerstown
Henry Fox
Dayton
Ohio
Millard Arnold
Maud Slifer
John Béam
Lee Arnold
Kee-Mare College
Katherine Hust
Abraham Wakenight
Alpheus Moser
Samuel Compher
Mann
Virginia
Nina Castle
Compher
Geo. Bellapoe
John Whip
Reb Barger
Maurice Biser
Jefferson
Mattie Barger
Point of Rocks
Weekend social notes and church events in Clarksburg area
Local notices report visits among Fleming Lowe and Mullendere families from Bunker Hill Mt Airy and Rohrersville. Sunday services at Clarksburg BM E church and Shiloh M P church scheduled with pastors Revs Davis Ryan and others. Picnics, sick lists, and residents like Mrs Thompson Mr Whipp and Mrs Edwards noted. car workers Thompson twins now motormen in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Fleming
John Fleming
Bunker Hill
West Virginia
Mary Lowe
Parkton
Mt. Airy
Carroll Reese
Unionville
Charles Smith
Ma. Airy
Lee Clary
Ollie Calden
Violin Lowman
Calden
Lowman
T. S. Davis
Clarksburg
BM. E
Ev. Ryan
Shiloh
M. P
Stanley D. Whipp
Soaper
Buck Lodge
Francis C. Thompson
E. Edwards
Emory
Frederick
E. W. Whipp
Roy
Henrietta H. Stoneiburner
Blanche E. Edwards
Clagette Hawkins
Washington, D. C
Jesse L
David H. Thompson
Washington D.C
Nolan Edwards
Brother Marshall
J. B. Edwards
Henrietta Stoneburner
Joseph F. Edwards
Summer Conference Ends for Maryland Methodist Protestants
The summer conference of the Maryland Annual Conference of the Methodist Protestant church held at Westminster concluded yesterday after a week of devotional sessions and five addresses on missions and church work. Dr. John M. Holmes led devotionals. speakers included Dr. Ostrum Chaplain Stevenson Rev. Fred C. Klein Rev. W. S. Phillips and Rev. C. E. Fortines. Final address by Dr. Henry Ostrum followed by a closing business session and adjournment.
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Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Westminster
Northfield
John M. Holmes
Harrington
Del
Baker Chapel
Ostrum
Stevenson
Fred. C. Klein
Foreign Mission Board
Baltimore
Edinburgh
W. S. Phillips
Newark
N. J
Religious Forward Movement
C. E. Fortines
Western Maryland College
George Hines
Snow Hill
8. W. Coe
Oxford
Henry Ostrum
War Department bids for hay oats and straw posted
The War Department posted a notice in the post office requesting bids on hay oats and straw for use by the District troops during the encampment.
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War Department
Thirty Years Together In Praise Of A Cough Remedy
Thomas S. Concord extols Ters New Discovery as the best cough and cold cure, claiming decades of home use and urging trust in its lung medicine power. The ad touts lagrippe fever hay fever asthma croup quinsy and other ailments with a price of 50 cents and 1.60 dollars and a free bottle guarantee by Pearre's Inharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas S. Concord
Pearre
Market Gossip From This Morning’s Market Stalls
Heavy rains reduced attendance at country stands, while those in attendance reported strong sales. Hilly Buckheimer sold a large supply of cantaloupes and other produce moved well. prices varied with many items listed, including fruit vegetables and meats, detailing per unit costs for several categories.
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Hilly Buckheimer
Airman Horace W Kearney Falls 500 Feet in Biplane
St Louis Aug 5 Horace W Kearney New York aviator fell 500 feet during descent when his biplane tumbled and landed on him. He was rescued unconscious and later regained consciousness. Doctors say injuries not necessarily fatal and expect a swift recovery barring complications.
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St. Louis
Horace W. Kearney
New York
Wile
Frederick Market Prices Quotation August 5 1911
Frederick County Farmers Exchange furnishes market prices for grains feeds and forage with corrected figures from August 5 1911 Wheat No 2 Red 86 Corn shelled 75 to 80c Rye 70c to 1a per bushel Oats 50c to 60c per bushel Barley 50c to 70c per bushel Flour Winter Wheat 4.80 to 5.30 Spring Wheat 5.20 to 5.70 Cornmeal 1.60 to 1.70 per 100 lbs Mill Feed Bran 26.00 per ton Middlings 30.00 per ton Red Dog 2.20 to 2.30 per sack Dairy Feed 2 to 26 per ton Cotton Seed Meal 31 to 32 per ton Seed Timothy 6 to 6.50 per bushel Clover 8 to 10 per bushel Hay No 1 Timothy 22 to 25 No 2 Timothy 22 to 34 No 1 Mixed 21 to 23 No 2 Mixed 20 to 22 Clover 18 to 19 Straw Wheat 6 to 8 bale Oats 2 to 3 bale Hay not baled 20 to 22 per ton
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Timothy
German Empress Illness Delays Kaiser Trip
Wilhelmshohe reports Empress Auguste Victoria is seriously ill with a fever and throat inflammation. The emperor postponed his Berlin trip due to the empress condition as court physicians treat her with quiet rest while public updates remain cautious.
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Wilhelmshohe
Prussia
Auguste Victoria
Berlin
Girl Attacked in Home After Kidnapping Threat
In Washington Pennsylvania an eighteen year old woman was attacked in her home after receiving a threatening letter demanding 1000 dollars and threatening to kill her daughter Heatrice. The assailant tied her hands and feet and gagged her before fleeing. The victim was found unconscious by a passerby and is in serious condition. Police say the incident appears to be a clear kidnapping attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Folhewoarg
Mig Soiteekning
Heatrice
Mer
Murderer's note mystery shocks Chicago home killing
Joseph Vacek a 55 year old carpenter contractor was found murdered in his southwest Chicago home with a gunshot to the head. A note signed B H claimed Vacek plotted his own murder to benefit his wife Mrs Vacek and two children who left the house briefly with neighbors questioned by police.
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Clara Long
West Falls
Chicago
Joseph Vacek
Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
American League highlights Boston 7 Detroit 3 Philadelphia Athletics 5 St Louis 1 and 5 2 in doubleheader Washington 3 Chicago 2 New York 10 Cleveland 3. National League Pittsburgh 5 New York 3. Chicago 57 62 42. New York 67 39 40. Tri-State Johnstown 5 Trenton 2. Altoona 5 Wilmington 1. Apportionment Up to Taft as House approves reapportionment bill to curb gerrymandering.
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Boston
Detroit
Hall
Killerley
Nunsmaker
Mullen
Stanage
Philadelphia
Athletics
St Louis
Plank
Thomas
Mitchell
Kritchell
St. Louis
Morgan
Livingstone
Powell
Stephens
Washington
Washington, Ly
Chicago
Johnson
Street
White
Payne
Cashion
Henry
Walsh
Sullivan
New York
Cleveland
Falkenberg
Fisher
Caldwell
Quinn
Sweeney
W.L. PC
WL. PC
N. York
Clevelad
Washin
Pittsburg
Camnitz
Gibson
Ames
Wiltie
Cincinnati-Phi Aielphia
Ww. W.L. PC
N.york
Pittsbrg
Philada
Tristate League
Johnstown
Trenton
Town
Lloyd
Hitchcoch
Raub
Altoona
Wilmington
I Ts
Welsher
Broezel
Brazell
Therre
Reading
Aan Harrisz
Tohnson
Lancastr
Wilming
Taft
House
Senate
Accused of Stealing Bucklin’s Arnica Salve
A Clinton Maine man claims Bucklin’s Arnica Salve stole the sting from burns sores and injuries. He asserts the salve relieves pain and distress from various conditions and touts its heating remedy as unequaled at Pearr Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Clinton
Bucklin
Joe
Pearr Pharmacy
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Bloomfield
Charles Zimmerman
J. P. Angleberger
Henry Smith
Byron Zimmerman
Bernard Myer
Zoie Stull
Edna
Jiamsville
Lycurgus Wachter
Alice Mercer
Dallas
Texas
A. G. Summiers
Howard Stull
Zion Reformed Church
A. J. Herman
Pennsylvania
George Crist
Bethel
Zion Reformed Sunday School
Charlie Wiseman
Harper’s Ferry
David Stone
John Bolstin
Daysville
R. D. Zimmerman
Samuel Ramsburg
Charlesville
Harry Wachter
Ira Stull
B. J. Zimmerman
C. F. Smith
Browningsville
Addie Snyder
Newspaper
Shekive
Rufus Brown
Aubrey
Edith Snyder
J. E. Broadhurst
Near
Atlantic City
Harvey Burdette
A. J. Greene
Brawley Watkins
Richard Bennett
Edith Spyder
A. H. Watkins
Bertrand
S. W. Broadhurst
Ann Watkins
Burman Grimes
Iris
William Grimes
Iedith Snyder
Jennie Smith
Jennie Beall
Lewisdale
Annn Watkins
Germantown
Harry Kanade
Middlebrook
Henry Linehart
Wiliam Foster
Richard Burdette
Frank Perrell
Carter
Myrtle
Gussie Lewis
Boyds
William Foster
Sutton
Hancock
Mike Gartner
Michael Gartner
Sallie Bellfield and Son
J. ©. Snyder
Ella Corben
Rev. Smith
M. BE. Church
South
Hansonville
Martin Craver
Carrie
Kansas City
Missouri
Richard Harper
S. W. Ramsburg
Calvin Harper
Lewis Snook
George Pitzer
Maggie Vanmeter
Catherine Sunday
Utica
Norman
Henry Stottle-meyer
Dogtown
George Grimes
Frank Thompson
S. Davis
Kemptown
Basil E. Moxley
W. E. Brown
Purdum
Florence Moxley
Rosie Poole
Mary Watkins
Herbert Hyatt
Philip Souder
Damascus
Harry Brown
George Brown
Maurice Snyder
Mount Airy
Locust Valley
Church of God
Finnine
A W. Philaner Willl
Zea
Iva Mullendere
Joseph
Near Gapland
Jacob Mullendere
Rohrersville
Katie Poole
Catharine Wintorg
Bessie Mullendere
Gapland
Me . W. Rohrback
J. C. Travis
Mr. Measel
Myr
Robert Kause
Pubnboess
Sen
Butler
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Min Tod
Washington, Pa
Ted
Raphive
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