New Adverts Today in Nets for Brettitre Readers
Prompting readers to report irregularities in ad inserts, the page lists dry goods firms Doll Brothers Bry Goods D H Beat and Mullinix Kemp Remens Renner Kemp and Wanamaker Brown items. It features festival notices Catholic Club and various excursions and agents wanted notices with names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nets
Conrer
Doll Brothers
Bry Goods
D. H. Beat
Peagaville Reformed
Keep Steadily At It Advertising Appeal
Don’t expect spasmodic ads to pay and never omit your advertisement in any paper. The final ad in a series seals the deal, like the last stroke on a horseshoe nail. Consistency keeps customers coming and even a long July ad run may lead to a sale. Try The News and be convinced.
Purely Personal Notes From Baltimore Area Visitors
Purely personal items list residents from Baltimore on visits and vacations in this city. Names include Master Leo Blumenauer visiting North Market Street aunts, Miss Agnea Lee Mathaney vacationing with Miss Nettle Lidie, and other Baltimore natives visiting relatives or returning home from travels to Niagara Falls Watkins Glen Canada Martinsburg and Philadelphia. Many entries note August vacations and visits to relatives or friends in local towns and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Blumenauer
Baltimore
North Market Street
Agnea Lee Mathaney
Nettle Lidie
West Patrick Street
Samuel E. Green
Pleasant Walk
Baltimore P.O
Niagara Falls
Watkins Glenn
Dominion of
Chattelanee
Baltimore County
Katie
Mamie Hopwood
Kate Gittinger
Barbitraville
Wir
Geo. M. Gittinger
Martinsburg
Maude EB. Anders
G. Harry Andes
Annie C. Kearns
Gertie Smith
East Fourth Street
Messra
Thomas Hill
B. Kurtz Engelbrecht
Frostburg
Edward Payne
Philadelphia
West Third Street
Katie Mathert
East Church Street
Gerge Smith
Beltimore
Fourteen Bay Ridge trip urged by local Catholic club
Briefs note a Harmony area lad, Ralph Brandenburg, breaking his left arm. Frederick readers are invited to join the Catholic club and St John’s Sunday school excursion to Bay Ridge on the 14th for a delightful trip. Edison showed a globe of golf fish with incandescent lamps revealing organs via invisible wiring. Mrs John Fogle fractured her arm after a fall near Jimtown, trekking home and to Graceham for treatment, showing remarkable courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Geo. W_ Brandenburg
Near Harmony
Frederick
St. John’s
Bay Ridge
Thurmont Clarion
John Fogle
Vicinnity of
Jimtown
Graceham
Frederick Bicycle Parade Lights Frederick Streets in Colorful Spectacle
Frederick’s first real bicycle parade wowed crowds with 104 wheelmen in colorful dress, led by Captain Victor Marken. The route covered seven miles over cobblestones, ending at The News building with a watermelon feast hosted by local bicycle dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Messrs. Brish
John A. Kennedy
Geo. Keyser
W. T. Delsplaine
Victor Marken
Frederick Bicycle Club
Murray Brish
Albert Hargett
C. A. Burck
Bicycle Club
North Market Street
Edward Hewes
Harry Lambright
F. T. Rhodes
Qlynn
Eader
Laure Chapline
C. V
Levy
East Second Street
South Market Street
Patrick Street
Market Street
J. A. Williamson
Mershall Fout
Liberty
Johnsville
Hansonville
Middletown
Thurmont
Woodsboro
Walkersville
Marken
Bagler
Bert Wallises
Charles Wineberg
Maryland
Wheeluen
Marshall Hegan
Merken
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
Geo. Thomas
Beaver
Ezra Kendell
Dadiey Strasberger
McClintock Young
Jacob Wilhide
Elmer Fahrres
McDaniel
McDonnell
Weill
Ira J. McCurdy
Bernard L. Besant
Elmer Wall
Charles 8
Howard
Noah E. Cramer
Dr. McCurdy
South Street
Austin Baughman
Percy Myers
Harry Kennedy
Hubert Delaplaine
Tom Harper
Will Chew
Issac Wineberg
Theieutenants
Mesars
A. Barek
John Kennedy
L. E Moullinix
Chas. Brengle
Chas. Wilson
Wo. Fleshman
Webb Heck
Charley Brengle
Shipley
Lynch Quynn
John J Blefield
W. T. Delaplalne
Philip Nusbaum
Wal. McCleery
Frank Davis
Wm. H. Locks
News Building
H. R. Heck
Adams’ Express Company
Express
Tuskews Office
Will Haller
Clifton Sponceller
Frank Boblits
Noah E Cramer
Court House
Invention of Mr Randolph Marts Receives Patent Fanfare
The invention by Randolph Marts and Marshall Fout is described as a finest bicycle umbrella holder yet devised. Riders in Hoc displayed shields bearing souvenir spoons on their wheels or chests, later used to eat watermelon ta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brc- Daniel
Mr. Mullinix
Elmer Fabrney
Randolph Marts
Art
Marshall Fout
Frederick County
John ©. Motter
E. 8. Etchelberger
Milton G. Urner
Motter
McComas
Washington County
Pearce-Wellington
Death notices from rural Maryland with multiple obituaries
Obituaries and death notices list John Buxton of Clarksburg and Fayetteville area burial, aged 62, with two brothers Samuel T. and Basil Buxton. Also Miss Lydis Nicodemus aged 70 of Sam's Creek. Miss Maggie Wolf aged 18 of Middletown. Miss Sarah Hockenmuth aged about 80 of Emmitsburg. Daniel Sinn aged 85 died in Baltimore after illness. Sinn's remains arrive by 12:20 Baltimore and Ohio train. funeral from depot. interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Sinn was father in law of John Bancinger of North Market Street and longtime Market Master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicodemus
Lydis Nicodemus
Andrew Nicodemus
Sam’s Creek
Baltimore
Maggie Wolf
Franklin Wolf
Middletown
Bright
Hcckensmite
Sarah Hockenemith
Emmitsburg
North Market Street
Hymeneas Dean-M'Mahon wedding at Brunswick
The wedding of Henry W. Dean and Miss Maud B McMahon took place at the home of Bir and Mrs William Dean in Brunswick on a Tuesday evening in August. Rev L C Yeakes officiated. Only close friends attended and refreshments followed. The groom works for the Western Maryland and B&O Telegraph companies. the bride is the daughter of Dennis McMahon. A large circle of friends extend best wishes for a happy married life. Present were many Deans and friends from Bolivar and surrounding areas. The couple will reside in Brunswick.
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Dean
M’mahon
Bir
Wm. Dean
Brunswick
Henry W. Dean
Maud B McMahon
Bolivar
W. Va
L C. Yeakes
Presbyterian Church
Western Talon
B. & O. Telegraph Company
Dennis McMahon
Wm. &. Dean
John Dean
James Dean
B. Bhilling
John Ball
K. C. Dean
Charles Bissey
Elizabeth Watts
McDonough
Kane
S Peacher
Maggie McDonough
Annie EB. Rady
O. P. Jurner
W. Shelton
Ella Rogers
Branswick
Limbs Broken and Rabies Fears Stir Taneytown
A Maryland weeklong report covers two injuries near Myersville. G W Horine falls while drenching a horse, breaking his right leg with help from son Charles. Ten year old son of Eli Brandenburg suffers double forearm breaks. doctors L M Zimmerman and Beckley treat. In Taneytown Ezra Stuller’s rabid dog bites cows and dogs, prompting farmers to destroy afflicted animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W Horine
Myersville
Sud
Horine
Chasorme
L.M. Zimmerman
Myarsville
George Brandenburg
Brandenburg
Eli Brandenburg
Miyersville
Beckley
Middletown
Taneytown
Ezra Stuller
Stuller
Wilt
Brunswick seeks Henry Lonaburg in Williams murder case
On Wednesday Brunswick police seized a man matching a telegraphed description and held him for hearing in the Williams murder case. Detective Geason, Officer Morrison, and Detective Boyd aided as Lonaburg, wanted by Georgetown authorities over the shooting of Harry Twigg, was taken into custody. Twigg was a nephew of Brunswick’s lock tender Twige. Syrup of Figs advertised as a cleanser and remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heid
Brunswick
Henry Lousburg
C.& O. Canal
P. HB. Geason
W. Eorrison
Wes
George W. Boyd
Washington
Lonaburg
Georgetown
Harry Twigg
Williams
Twigg
Young Twigg
Lock Tender Twige
CORRESTILE ROLLER FLOUR Endorsements From Satisfied Users
Local housewives praise CORRESTILE ROLLER FLOUR calling it the housewife's friend and saying it yields better bread. The writers report consistent quality and general satisfaction after several years of use and recommend it to bread lovers.
Democrats Meet in Frederick County for Primary Plans
A Democratic County Central Committee meeting in this city featured Col. Baughman advocating unity and tariff reform to keep Maryland among Democratic states. Discussed party support for a Sixth District Congress nominee, anticipated primaries on September 1 and a convention on September 12 in Hagerstown, with rumors of Baughman’s retirement and local jockeying among Frederick and Montgomery county candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central
Democratic County Central
Col. Banghmss
Maryland
Orisen
Col Baughman
Congress
Sixth
Chicago
Grover Neveland
Heslao
Col. Baughman
Democratic County Central Committee
County Central Committee
Hagerstown
Col. L. ¥. Baughman
Gol Baughman
Democratic
Frederick County
Laa
Winter Clearance on Fancy Percasse and Manhass Shirts
A local ad notes closeout prices to clear space for winter underwear. Emphasizes first class quality in cloth, workmanship, and fit. Also mentions Ceylon tea touted as superior for delicacy and strength. Easterday Bros. of Smoketown report traction engine wheel hub failure near Myersville, replaced by J. Butts & Sons, allowing a continued trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
Easterday Bros
Smoketown
John
Spanker Traction
Myereville
J. Butts & Sons
East vs Cincinnati Trip to Baltimore Aug 14 at $1.50
The notice advertises a regional excursion to Baltimore to see the East Chance of the season play Cincinnati at a low round trip price of $1.50, valid for three days beginning August 11. Also promotes a Bay Ridge and Baltimore family trip under Catholic Club and S J Johns Sunday School for $150 round trip and three days, and mentions the Frederick Fatt Programme with Rhodes as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Bay Ridge
Catholic Club
S J. John’s
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Fatly News
William Lowth
Hampshire
England
James Thompson
Robert Fultons
Clermont
Albany
Octave Foullet
Ramatz T
la Manche
Thaddeus Ptevens
Statesman
Washingto
Vermont
Dueraei
Gomntrs
Earl of Beacon
Moncton
Special Dispatch
the Nowa. Wasmeton, D.C
Haseretos
Edison
Brilliant Sicdlers
Frederick Wheelmen
John Buxton
Clarksburg
Fiyallstown
Samuel T
Basil Buxton
Hymeneas
Shriner Milling OO
I. N. Zimmerman
Bleoy L. Roeleey
FredErice City
TAE Political Pot
Montgomery County
Thomas Dawson
Vinson
Montgomery
John T. Martin
H. P. Beilson
B. B. Thompson
Samuel J. Brat
Charles H. Edmonston
Luther BE. McBride
John R Ball
Brohn’s
Resenfel
Mullins & Rewer Few
Bedford
Moun & Kune
John Hendrickson
Tre
P. D. Sonnett and
Wahner's
Joan Haspsioxson
F. W. Staub
Ceylon Tea
Palntee
V.staub
Telephone 127
Frederick Fatt
Rhodes
St McCardelli’s
Bailing Grocery CO
N. Market
J. B. Walker & CO
Rodock
Neidig
Jrovoce
Dale
Freoch Serge
SODOCK @ RELDIG
A. T. Rice & Sons
A. Ae. Rice & Sox
Harley
R. L. Harley
Meera Tillu Erchant Allok
South Market
Frederick, Ma
Bay View Mrowing Company
J. A.C. Lipps
West Patrick and
Telertapn Sha 7
Frederick, BR
CG. Eldridge
Patrick
Frederick, MD
B. H. Blaceston
B. Hi
Buadsrom
Miller & CO
P. B. Priez
SIY Coal
Able Sue Ee
ALE Obe
ASD
Baltimore Vein
Lyrens Valley
George's Urere
Cumberlans
Shriner's
Milles
Ofice
East
Water Street
JOB Printing Office
Mackinac
Dow
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