Frontier Chickens and a City Man Face Off in Wyoming
Key Crandon hires Ted Gaynor to protect Lazy Nine rancheress Kay from neighbor Josh Hastings who schemes to win her ranch and marry her. Ted and Scrap Johnson clash, Scrap is killed by Hastings, Ted is jailed for the murder but Kay’s technical protest halts the case. Ted escapes while being moved for a second trial and races to rescue Kay from Hastings who has locked her in a cellar to force marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Crandon
The
Lazy Nine
Ted Gaynor
Josh Hastings
Kay
Ted
Scrap Johnson
Hastings
Scrap
Montana
Marrage
Proof At Last! Ted and Kay flee as truth emerges
Kay clings to Ted as they escape under a starlit night. He reveals a hidden notebook with damning proof about Josh Hastings and a murder, planning to turn himself in and have Kay testify at the trial while she hides. Ted heads for the mountains to surrender after arranging Marion Howell’s safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Kay
Josh Hastings
Wu Tmut
Cedar Gulch
Seth
Marion Howell
Farley
Lye
Scrap Johnson
Hastings
Marion
Zeke Farley
Marie de Nerveud
Readers on wage hour law enforcement echoed by groves and RoRuay
In Frederick and near Thhem men share mixed views on enforcing the proposed federal wage and hour law. Grove says it will be hard to enforce but expects Supreme Court invalidation. RoRuay questions federal reach, suggesting the law may not endure judicial scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett R. Bowlus
Senate
House
NRA
Blue Eagle
Supreme Court
Robert L. Grove
Frederick
Pair Of Registered Percheron Mares At Dr Conley Farm
Pair of registered Percheron mares on Dr H Conley’s Frederick area farm ready to mow hay. The farm features Jersey cows and Yorkshire hogs, noted for productivity. Mares are Femco Jane and Femco Rose, with detailed lineage and foaling dates listed, reflecting strong horse breeding on a diversified farm. Dr Conley also raises wild mallard ducks pheasants and other wild game birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Conley
Frederick
Dr. Conley
Femceo Mars
Astrologue
Duadue
Femco Jane
Chon
Imp
Libertin
Femco Rose
Margot
Conley
Firemen Parade in Thurmont Captivates Large Crowd
Thurmont hosts a one mile parade ending with a firemen carnival. Prizes ranged from 2.50 to 25 with groups including Gettysburg Fire Department and Brunswick Fire Company winning for best appearance, banded units and floats. Mayor Stoner and officials rode in, while Moore Lodge and local crews showcased uniforms and decorated equipment. Baseball game Yellow Springs versus Thurmont and carnival attractions accompanied the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurmont
Brunswick Fire Department
Gettysburg Fire Department
Moose Lodge
Conoco Oil Company
Bernard
Robert Fink
Richard O'Toole
Charles Eby
E C. Creeger
Stoner
Clayton Creeger
George Trexler
M. J. Thompson
Emmitsburg
Gettysburg
Frederick
Nox
Pleasant Valley
Blue Ridge Summit
Brunswick
Gilead
Hagerstown
Monse Lodge
Haferstown
A. C. Sylvester
H. R. Damuth
H. Q Miller
Yellow Springs
4-H Girls on Outing at Singanore Creek Picnic
Monrovia 4-H Girls Club held its annual picnic Friday with eleven members present. A supper, games, and swimming followed. Five members left for a short course at College Park. the New Market Homemakers Club pays tuition for one girl. Two entered a dress review at Winchester Hall. Next meeting August 20 with Miss Ault. Roosevelt rode 9 miles in 17 hours in 1909 using three horses from Washington to Warren, Va. and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monrovia
Singanore Creek
College Park
New Market
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Warren
Radio Day By Day in New York Listings Aug 7
General Hugh S Johnson signs for a series of radio broadcasts on WIZ NRHC starting September 27, four 15 minute commentaries weekly. WABC CBS adds October dramatic series after Monday theater. Daily and Sunday schedules list titles and performers across WEAF WABC WJZ and other networks, with music talks and variety shows. Monthly devotional leaders announced for WFMD week of August. Linwood
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Wiz-Nrhc
Wabc-Cbs
WEAF
NBC
Jerry Sears
the O'Neills
Jackie Heller
WABC
CBS
Jack Major
Chicaro
Merwin K. Hart
WJZ
Carmel
Paris
U. S Army Band
Quail Release Aims To Rebuild Frederick County Game
In Frederick County 100 pairs of bob white quail from the State game farm near Owings Mills were released under District Game Warden Benjamin F Phebus to replenish the depleted stock. Ten wild turkeys were also turned loose on city or shed property, with more releases possible in the mountains before fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Owimegs Mills
Benjamin F Phebus
City Orsheed
Phebus
E Lee LeCommte
Baltimore
Phobus
Charles H. Conley
Custom at dinner separates couples but honors engaged men
Historical etiquette notes state that during meals married couples must sit apart while an engaged man may stay with his fiancée, reflecting standards of social propriety and courtship etiquette of the era.
Taneytown Fair promises four days of varied events
The Carroll County Fair opens its fortieth exhibition in Taneytown on Tuesday August 10 and runs daily through Friday. A packed program features a horse and pony show, balloon ascensions, parachute jumps, grandstand acts, greased pig contests, mule races, livestock parades, 4-H clubs, public weddings, and fireworks, with a standout high pedestal aerial act by Zorsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Taneytown
Cousin Lee
Midway
Suicide Zorsky
Circus and acts join for a grand stage show
A repertoire includes satiety device use and juggling by Cramer and Company, Freckles and Buddy comedy, and a four act program staged by the Albert Baron Trained Animal Circus. The animal troupe features ponies goats and dogs trained for The Flying Howards, with trapeze and slack wire acts and a high diving dog act remaining in the ten act bill. The passage shifts to announcing marriage unions for the couples involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cramer and Company
Freckles
Buddy
Albert Baron
Green moth sighting at West Patrick st arouses interest
An observer on West Patrick street reports capturing a large six inch green moth with brown patterned wings. The white body and legs were noted, while the event hints at local interest around a Wednesday wedding feature managed by a promoting committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Schaffer
West Patrick Street
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BY Marie DE Nervand
Kay Neslow
Harry Cornpropst
Wiliam B. Bennett
Alton
Bennett
Frank Ro Ruay
Thhem
Federal Zoo
Newera Per Farkiive
By C. E. Butterfield
Jimmy Kempers
Meredith Willson
Chicago
Jacques Jolas
Ozzie Nelson
Hume Towners
Charioteers
Goldman
West Reneat
Cincinnati Summer Opera
Paul Whiteman
WEAYS
Thatcher Colt
Paul Martin
Jane Finman
Don Ross
W.C Fields
Charlie McCrathy
Jimmy Melton
Barney Rapp
Everybody's Music
Spelling Bee
Peru
Phil Harris
Harry von Ze
JZI
Tokyo
Rome
America
JZK
WFMI
WFMD
Paul J. Sampson
Methodist Church
Union Bridge
William C. Royal
Baptist Church
Stf Williams
Lutheran Church
DeWitt PL Zee
United Brethren Church
Ara Arnold
Church of the Brethren
Chas
A Bame
Linwood
Tall County
Potomac
Monocacy
Lewistown Ree
Ntly
Taneytown Fair
Molly
Pinkie
Storm & Shipley Market
Della Mae Beauty Shoppee
North Court St
Quaker City
North Market Street
Doll’s Jewelry Store
South Market ST
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cretonne Arbor
Cretonne
Penney Company
Wwe
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