MATUSWICK OFFICE PROSPECTS AND NEWS SERVICE
The Matuswick Office advertises subscriptions for The Times and The News Weekly, with semi weekly issues on Tuesday and Friday mailed nationwide for $1.00 in advance. It lists distribution points in Bruns and local stores and invites subscribers to report missing papers. The Mexican crisis prompts discussion of possible U.S. intervention to restore order and peace along the Rio Grande.
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United Ad
Gee Neil Cen
Newe
Micek and the hackmen on summer travels
A fragmented report recalls travelers’ misadventures with hackmen preying on baggage costs. It notes some honest workers and contrasts it with predatory bands that target tourists at rail hubs and resorts, exploiting baggage fees and travelers.
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Sionkee
The Hackman and the Missing Baggage Tale
A traveler and a hackman argued over baggage fees near a station. The hackman proposed 1.25 for carrying five pieces, claiming one trunk was missing. The traveler found the trunk later and had to pay extra to deliver it, exposing the hackman’s failed contract and the rough burdens on porters.
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Hackman
Himelf
The Army Of The Corn Field Poem
A poetic meditation on agriculture and perception contrasts a green landscape with a blue heaven as the speaker steps along a fence and contemplates corn fields. The verse blends nature imagery with themes of harvest, cultural struggle, and inward dignity while claiming to reap another’s field and house a wondrous yield.
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Army of
Corn
Sassafras
March of
Army of the Corn
Speedway blood and publicity clash in des Moines racing
The New York World reports a deadly Des Moines 300 mile race with two fatalities and a likely third serious injury. The piece argues speed events sacrifice safety for thrills and questions whether such carnage is true sport. It contrasts publicized crime stories with police secrecy and asks if full details aid justice or hinder it.
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New York World
Des Moines
New York
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Eve s on Senatorial toga boosts Lewis in Maryland
The Welsh American and supporters urge Cymru in Maryland to back David J. Lewis for the U S Senate to succeed Blair Lee. Fostered by Sixth District Congressman Davey Lewis rising popularity, the bid draws favorable response and hints at future candidacy. The Alleghany Countian notes strong state-wide backing.
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David J. Lewis
United States Senate
Blair Lea
Pittsburgh
Lewis
Cymru
Maryland
Senate
Davey
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Item Summary
Readable fragments note local items from The News Columns dated August 11, 1895. Entries include Horatio Kefauver and daughters harvesting whortleberries and killing a three foot rattlesnake, Andrew Renner presenting a 27 pound 29 apple crabapple branch, Daniel Stall receiving watermelons weighing 47 and 60 pounds, Samuel J Smith listing a 18x$8 parcel yielding 121% bushels of early potatoes, and Frederick Lodge No 14,400 electing Dr Charles M. Goodell as medical examiner.
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Andrew Renner
Frederick Lodge
Charles M. Goodell
County Picnics Return After 20ay Lull In Frederick County
Picnics resume across Frederick County after a brief pause with events scheduled daily this week. Mt Pleasant hosts a large picnic today with 2000 attendees, knights tilting at the fair, dancing and vaudeville, while Braddock Heights sees Sunday school reunions and special rail service arrangements. Other sites include Mercer's woods Braddock, Tramaville, and Mt Bethel in Buhrman's woods with Fairs, tours, and local entertainment planned. A separate note mentions Howard County GOP endorsing O E Weller for governor and a Daughters of Liberty Day trip to Gettysburg by Mountain City Council No 12.
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Frederick County
Braddock Heights
IL & FF
Frederick
Germantown
Braddock
Mercer’s Woods
Methodist Episcopal Sunday Schools
Tramaville
Mt Bethel
Buhrman’s Woods
Mt. Pleasant
Klonck
Gettysburg
Daughters of Liberty
Mountain City Council
No. 12
Lord Baltimore
Frederick County Maryland sale of George Shultz homestead
By virtue of the will and codicil of George Shultz late of Frederick County Maryland the Orphans Court will offer at public sale on August 14 1915 at 11 oclock a m at the Court House Frederick City the lot on the south side of West Third Street fronting 21 feet and depth 146 feet to Wilcoxon Brown timber yard occupied by tenant Jesse W Kolb known as house No Tit a two story brick dwelling six rooms bath hall garret cellar with alleyway Terms one third cash on ratification balance in six months notes with interest from day of sale or all cash option purchaser to pay conveyancing costs. Mary M Kemp Administratrix deb noe to George Shultz rohrback attorney William E Darner Auctioneer.
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George Shultz
Frederick County
Maryland
Wiii
Orphans’ Court
Court House Joor
Frederick City
West Third Street
Wilcoxon & Brown
Mullard Nust
John H. Staley
Jesse W. Kolb
Third Street
John Hanghew
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Julian F Ward
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Creer Grmer
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David Cramer
Albert W. Ecker
Elmer A. Young
Fred. W. Obenderfer
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Stephen A. Thomas
S. H. Rosenstock
George W. Fawley
Martin BD. Kefauver
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David Caldridge
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Oxgrange, JR
Central Trust Building
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Rosenour
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Ilzatza
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