Fragmented Empire notice items mix unrelated ads and notices
A jumble of items lists many names and businesses such as Rosenstock Bros Aluminum Ware Commercial State Bank and Frederick Loan Co with assorted notices including a lost breastpin a boy wanted sale ads and a card of thanks. The fragmentary text includes affiliations and contact hints like 22 Eighth St and Sanitary Laundry Notice suggesting a local classifieds collection from an old newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Oxfords
Kemp
Rosenstock Bros
Cilerie Atibegeta Aterahe Commercial State Bank
Frederick Loan Co
Eighth St
E. F. Johnson
News Office
K. Keefer
Wininger
Benj. T. Virts Securities
Smith Executors
Dee Teteran Erase
Correx
Louis P. Shoemaker
Dudley Page
Death notices from Elvan and Washington county
Jacob Z. Rinker prominent Joudoun County merchant dies at father in law’s Elvel Yagen home after months of illness including brain hemorrhage. Funeral Thursday. Mrs. Jane Howard widow of James Howard of Urbana dies in Washington DC at 68. survived by two children and several siblings. funeral Friday at noon, Reformed cemetery Middletown. Charles H. Houck 64 of Baltimore dies after illness. funeral tomorrow. interment London Park. Infant Mary Mason dies of pneumonia at 35 South Carroll Street. funeral service by Rev J G Bryant. interment Greenmount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Z. Rinker
Joudoun County
Lila D. Kalb
Elvel Yagen
Rinker
Rinker & Co
Elvan
Jane Howard
James Howard
Urbana
Washington, D. C
Ruth
Louis
G. E. Yaste
Frederick Junction
Frank and
William Yaste
Jennie Yaste
Catharine Cavanaugh
Middletown
E. H. Andrews
Birmingham
Ala
L. S. Grove
St. James
Washington County
Reformed Cemetery
This County
Charjea H. Houck
Charles H. Houck
West Pratt Street
Baltimore
Houck
St. Agnes Hospital
Louisa Houck
London Park Cemetery
Mary Mason
Elijah Mason
South Carroll Street
J. G. Bryant
Greenmount Cemetery
Thomes P. Rice
Among the sick and a tall grass specimen
John Cramer grew ill at the office of Dr Hendrix and was moved home still very sick. Frank Hartsock sent in a seven foot high Soudan Grass sample from Johnsville District, planted June 20 and cut yesterday. An advertisement line appears with patent medicine language mixed in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cramer
3. C. Hendrix
Frank Hartsock
Johnsville
Hartsock
Frederick Lawyer John Francis Smith Dies After Illness
John Francis Smith, a prominent Frederick lawyer and police justice for 12 years, died about 5 30 this morning at his mother’s home on East Second Street after a brief typhoid fever illness. His death shocked many friends in the city and county amid Democratic political activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
John Frahes Smith
F. F. Smith
East Second Street
Admirable Type of Lawyer and Community Leader Mr Smith
Tall, dark haired Frederick city lawyer Mr Smith built a large practice and won respect for courtesy and wit. A Police Justice for twelve years and active Democratic organizer, he loved outdoor life, chaired county game and fish work, and supported relief funds and community service until his death. Survived by his wife Emily Maulsby and son John, with several siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Frederick City
St. John’s Catholic School
Frederick
University of Georgetown
Washington, D. C
Charles W. Ross
John Walter Smith
Edwin Warfield
Austin J. Crothers
Democratic Party
Democratic City Central Committee
Feng
Frederick County
Company A
Knights of Columbus
St. John’s Catholic Church
The
Elks
Smith Wae
Emily Neilson Maulsby
William PL Maulsby
Maulsby
John Francis [Smith Jr
Francis ‘Fenwick Smith
William Meredith Smith
Charles Smith
Liberty
Frederick Death Updates Prompt Local Tributes and Bar Action
Town and City Attorney Edward J Smuth Frederick mourns Mr Smith death. Funeral arrangements by C C Carty announced tomorrow. A 130 PM Junior Fire Company meeting to act on the death. Frederick Bar forms committees on resolutions and flowers and plans bar attendance at the funeral. Judge Hammond Urner presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Smuth
Frederick
C. C. Carty
Smith
Menory
Mr. Smith
Jacob Roheback
George R. Donnin Jr
Frank C. Norwood
Clayton C. Keenly
Albert S. Brown
John
Hammond Urner
Fines in Frederick Rise as City Lawbreakers Pay Up
Fines collected by three Frederick police justices from May through August total over 378 dollars with about 240 to Justice August T. Hrist 110.50 to Justice Henry Hanson Maulsby and 27 to Justice C. H. Eckstein. Most funds stem from drunkenness and disorderly conduct with appeals outstanding. Desk Sergeant John Engelbrecht disputes a crime surge, noting officers are simply busy. Also notes Walkersville residence sale and Burkittsville Sunday school picnic August 19 with speakers and band. A German pigeon camera invention is described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
August T. Hrist
Henry Hanson Maulsby
C. H. Eckstein
John Engelbrecht
Special meeting of Junior Fire Co on death of brother Smith
Notice seeks descendants of George Schwertzell and Sybilla Steckell of Frederick County. Sybilla was wife of Gen Henry Carbery. Susanna was wife of John Baptist Carbery. Reply to Louis P. Shoemaker in Washington DC. Also notice of back taxes on street improvements with 20 days to pay or legal action by Frederick city officials.
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North Market Street
John Franco Smith
George Schwertzell
Sybilla
Stéckell
Henry Carbery
Susanna
John Baptist Carbery
Schwertzells
Steckells
Frederick County
Louis P. Shoemaker
Southern Building
Washington, D. C
Frederick
In Loving Remembrance of Rosa H Kline
In loving memory of Rosa H Kline who departed this life years ago August 10 1913. The poem recalls hours of sorrow and her suffering followed by calm in death. By her loving son William Kline and daughter in law Lola the verse expresses deep loss and faith.
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Rosa H. Kline
William Kline
Lola
City to test new state auto law in Frederick
Frederick officials plan to test the new state automobile fines law claiming city funds and police powers are affected. Mayor Lewis Fraley said the city will pursue the issue once the city attorney is available, arguing fines should go to the city for violations of city ordinances. A speeding case on West Fifth Street was held until the city attorney can rule on the law. The mayor criticized the State Roads Commission for neglecting East Patrick Street and urged residents to help clean up and weed streets to improve sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Albert C. Mitchie
Lewis H. Fraley
Roe
Adama
Fedshh
State Roads Commission
East
Patrick Street
Fraley
Brengle
College Park
Dill Avenue
Local notices and business items from 1916 area
A collage of local items includes thanks for sympathy after a daughter's death, a Sanitary Laundry opening on August 28 in Frederick Maryland, a public sale of Bank Stocks at the Court House on August 29, chiropractic treatment ads, a Ro rk y Spring Chapel festival August 18 and 19 to raise funds for the cemetery, inviting all local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Geo
Wm. Smith
Rorky Spring Chapel
Rocky Spring Cemetery
Grimes' Meat Market Opens At 319 North Market
The notice announces Grimes' Meat Market at 319 North Market Street inviting customers with honest prices and weights. It also informs the public that Reno S Harp will be away from Frederick until August 30, 1916 and that Leo Weinberg will handle legal business at Pythian Castle on Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes' Meat Market
North Market Street
Frederick
Leo Weinberg
Torney
Pythian Castle
Ing. Court Street
Reno S. Harp
Maryland
Officers and Directors Named for Barer Organization
The report lists WM. G. BARER as president and a vice president, with officers described in terse terms. The fragment suggests governance roles but lacks complete names and positions. Further readable text would clarify the full roster and organizational purpose.
Real estate listings near Frederick and surrounding areas
A long advertisement lists numerous farms and properties for sale or bargain near Frederick Woodsboro Lewistown and Martinsburg. It highlights acreages from 11 to 150 acres with improvements including dwellings barns and outbuildings. Also noted are insurance services and an agent for Remington Typewriter Company.
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Woodsboro
Frederick
Ark
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Mt. Pleasant
Detour Pike
Ctreagerstown
Martinsburg
Remington Typewriter Company
Blanket Sale Promises Low Prices and Big Savings
We urge you to visit our annual Blanket Sale and save money by buying now. Blankets secured at low cost with special prices. Wovenshire cloth for boys suits and waists at 20 cents per yard, fast color. Top stitch base for children nine cents. Thomason Glove Attting corset one dollar. Parasols offered at deep prices.
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David Crockett
Tennessee
Alamo Marsacre
Frederick the Great
Ole Rell
Otter Forta
Kovno
Altair
Mercury
Mars
A. m
Saturn
Jupiter
United States Weather Bureau
A. Nicodemus
Larry's Cafe
Markey’s Opera House
Pavlova
MecCardell
Chacaver- Jalt
Anne Kadin
Spencerpart
Francis Smith
Lfe
John Francis Smith
Walkersville
Annie
Minnie Ramsburg
Dr. Goldsborough
Burkittsville
Harley's Woods
Petersville
A. Kemp Keefer
A. A. Nicodemus
City Register
Norrnemeni
Earth
Finea
Mayor
Cary of
East Patrick Street
North Market St. Frederick
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J.D. Baker
WM. G. Barer
D. Baker
WH. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Asat
Canhior
Joseph
John 8. Ramsburee
G. Baker
M. Thomas
B. Kefauver
J. DD. Baker
Thos, H. Haller
Daniel Baker
C. H. Conley
M. D. P. L. Hargett
John 8. Newman
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
H.D. Baker
JOM
Hendrickson
John N. Clary
Frederick On Pike
Lewistown
Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment CO
Ofice No
W. Patrick Street
Storm Insurance
Automobile Insurance
Eugene H. Albaugh
Eugexe
Albaugh
Henitate and
Meurance
Alhagah & Harrington
Atone
Waikeraville
Pike
Mt. Alry
Mt. Airy
State Road
Craver & Statffer
Ah Court Street
J. D. Hendrickson
Netdig & Miller
Thomason
Slik Aweatera
Neidig & Miller
Potts & Griffin
Automobile
D. C
Hansonville
Thomas P.rice
Markwood D. Harp
Lewisown
Thurmont
Woodabore
Fred
Thiaa Castle Building
Ko. 1
Frederick, Sia
Grayson H. Staley
Union Bridge
Bloomfield
Hannonville
Ntairy
Creagerstown
Rocky Ridge
Rocky Springs
Mtry
Kootville
Knoxville
Motter's Station
Catoctin
Dickerson
Braddock Heights
Mo- Kai
Mt. Afry
Mo Kal
National Pike
Haugh’s Church Road
Neer Mt Airy
Royal Society
Ro & D
Mantz
Booth Market Oe
Potts & Griffin, Heal Estate. Loans and Insurance
Court ST
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