Daily News and Semi Weekly News Publication Details
The Daily News printed at 41 North Market Street Frederck Md by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company with Delaplaine as President and Birlet as Secretary Treasurer. The Semi Weekly News is published Tuesday and Friday. Subscriptions available at various local spots and by mail with rates listed.
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Death of Frederick Citizen John Francis Smith at forty three
The News records the death of John Francis Smith after weeks with typhoid fever. A respected Frederick lawyer and sportsman, he was beloved by the Kar and many in the community. His death at forty three surprised the city and cast a gloom over Frederick.
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Frederick
John Francis Smith
Ufe
Smith
Kar
Say
Newspaper Garbage to Order Aids Reader Ease
The article argues that newspapers once kept in page order should stay intact when distributed. It laments public tearing of sections, notes the value of neat folding, and calls a newspaper a triumph of system and form from workers’ labor.
Newspaper Man Declares Waste Paper Not Worth Reading
A newspaper man argues that newspapers should be treated with care rather than treated as loose sheets. He compares careless handling to leaving books open and scattered in a library, emphasizing value and preservation.
Harvest moon and a hot political campaign foreseen
Brief musings on hay fever Golden Rod blooming and the August moon. The piece notes war strikes epidemics and floods portend a record year, with a forthcoming hot political campaign. It mentions Jamaica storms and Missouri hunger homelessness, while national sympathy goes to frontline soldiers and ancestors.
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Bentztown
Jamaica
Missouri
Carranza Accuses U S Miners of Intervening in Mexico
The piece notes Carranza blaming American mining operators and concessionaires for meddling by delaying operations to provoke intervention. It contrasts U S dilemmas over staying to operate plants with orders for Americans to leave Mexico. It also highlights labor and economic tensions amid war, with future European postwar problems and British Labour plans.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Carranza
Washington
Mexico
United States
Nationa
British
Trade Union Congress
Minutes of merriness in a rough mixedup chatty column
A collage of witty exchanges and quips from a London style page. The dialogue features a playwright and critic discussing realism and a church scene while other lines joke about suitors vacations relatives and theatrical references.
Hymeneas Pentz Edwarde Jussell and Mary Edwarde wed
Pentz of Hagaratown and Mary Edwarde of Martinsburg quietly married at United Brethren Church by Rev G H Hummelbaugh on Tuesday. Kant Hartcock Gaertmo Kent of Shonkstown and Clara V Hartsock of Harmony married in United Brethren church yesterday afternoon by Rev E H Hummelbaugh. Muse Greenwalt Marry Thomas Muse and Allee G Greenwalt of Knoxville were wed yesterday by Rev E Hummelbaugh pastor of the Upsted Brethren church.
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Hagaratown
Mary Edwarde
Martinsburg
United Brother
G. H. Hummebnaugh
Kant—Hartcock
Gaertmo Kent
Shonkstown
Clara V. Hartsock
Harmony
United Brethren Church
E. H. Hummelbaugh
Muse—Greenwalt
Thomas Muse
Allee G. Greenwalt
Knoxville
EH. Hummelbaugh
Upsted Brethren Church
Social World Event at Mrs Wiles Home
Mrs Nettle Wiles hosted a Tuesday social at her Wisher Street home with music games and refreshments. Attendees included Mrs Wiles Miss Pearl Thompson and several Kemp and Dixon family members plus several gentlemen. A separate item notes the elopement and arrest of Miss Steele and Lacy Fitzgerald with a subsequent marriage in Frederick.
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Wisher Street
Pearl Thompson
Ethel Feaga
Lavinis Morgan
Helen Morean
Ella Pyles
Myra Nicholson
May Kemp
Mary Kemp
Jule Kemp
Kenneth Thompson
Guy Kinna
Harry Shook
Howard Kemp
Wiliam Kemp
Harvey Huffmen
Frank Ford
Charles Coleman
Philip Dixon
Canneries Ramped Up Across Counties During Corn Packing
The corn packing season begins with Buckeystown and Walkerville canneries running at full pace despite weather delays. Mondacy Valley Canning Co. started Monday afternoon with a strong workforce and began husking Wednesday around 11 o clock. Colt and Dixon have not yet begun operations.
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Buckeystown
Walkeraville
Mondacy Valley Canning Co
Nocacy Valley Canning Co
Colt and Dixon
Mountaindale Picnic Plans for September in Wachter's grove
Mountaindale prepares for its thirty second annual picnic on September 2 in Wachter's grove. Rev EB Oh Hummetbaugh will preside with addresses by Rev J S Eddins Lewis town Sherman P Howers Frederick Professor J W King Naval Academy Annapolis Key R L Ship lex Buckeystown Rev Dayton Miller Walkeraville The Yellow Springs and Monocacy Valley Bands to provide music and schools to sing. Tilghmanton Tourney set for Saturday in Woodly Grove Tilghmanton Association will host the eighth annual event with 25 to 30 knights. Frederick N Zihiman Cumberland to deliver the charge. H Dorsey Etchison Frederick to give coronation address. Leaders Bible Class to discuss fall activities at M E Church tonight at 7 20 in church rooms.
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Mountaindale
Dayton Miller
Walkeraville
Yellow Springs
Monocacy Valley
Tilghmanton
Tilghmanton Tournament Association
Woodly Grove
Frederick N. Zihiman Cumberland
H. Dorsey Etchison
Frederick
M. E. Church
Fisherman nets four fish on trip including bass and catfish
Chester J. Grove lands three bass and a four pound Mississippi catfish during a fishing trip on Tuesday. The catch totals four fish with the catfish weighing four pounds.
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Tuesaday
Chester J. Grove
Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad coaches arrive
Twenty years ago today Frederick readers learned that long awaited passenger coaches for the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad had finally arrived. The note mentions Mr and Mrs George Washington Cassel planning a Saturday Washington tour through Marsland visiting friends in Frederick and Hagerman. An accident near New Market involved Mr Charles No Hargett and a horse causing a wheel to come off. Department of Agriculture reports show armyworm numbers diminishing. Hoyt’s Midnight Bell will grace City Opera for the season opening.
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Mre
George Washington Cassel
Washington
Saturda
Marsland
Kwlle, Frederick
Hagerioan
Charles FL
Lloyd T. MacGill, Jr
Charles No Hargett
Hoyts
New York
City Opera
State Game Laws Enforced by Maryland Warden
State Game Warden E Lee LeCompte announces strict enforcement of Maryland game laws with deputy Wardens empowered to make arrests statewide. Changes include season dates for doves squirrels quail and other game and a ban on shipping game out of state except waterfowl.
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E. Lee LeCompte
Conservation Commission
Maryland
General Assembly
Warden LeCompte
General Assembly of
Talbot County
Calvert
Charles
Dorchester
Prince George's
St. Mary’s
Talbot
Property Deeded and Licenses in The News
Deed recorded Ella M Stockman transfers real estate in the county to James H Stockman for ten dollars. Marriage licenses list Russell Lee Pentz age 21 of Hagerstown and Mary Edwards age 19 of Martinsburg, plus George E Kurtz age 27 of Shookstown and Clara F Hartsock. Wanted ads seek two good active men for jobs at A M Landauer Son and others in Washington and nearby towns. An advertisement promotes Sloan’s Liniment for pain relief with testimonials and cautions about muscle soreness and injuries.
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Ella M. Stockman
James H. Stockman
Russell Lee Pentz
Hagerstown
Mary Edwards
Martinsburg
George E. Kurtz
Shookstown
Clara F. Hartsock
Harmen
A.M Landauer & Son
Charles G. Remhare
Wash- Augh
Es Ogton
Treachir M Gordon
Averee Jefferson
Dpese Barber
Reward Leads to Recovery of Maryland E Appler Team
After a three day police search and a 63 dollar reward from the owner and Carroll County Commission, Maryland E Appler's team was found in a stable miles beyond Taneytown on Saturday night, the same night it disappeared from Gettysburg Presbyterian church yard. Neighbors learned of the find Sunday. the owner recovered the outfit Tuesday night in Taneytown. A farmer reported the team wrapped around the whip and slowly wandering. only hub cap damage noted.
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Carroll County Commission
Maryland E. Appler
Taneytown
Presbyterian Church Yard
Gettysburg
Appler
Conrad Snyder
Myers
Fire at vacant Foxville house likely incendiary
A vacant Foxville dwelling owned by Mrs Emma C Fox burned twice starting Sunday with the fire first seen by the Fox family when fodder burned near the house. The second blaze on Monday gutted the structure causing about 2000 dollars in loss insured. No furniture was inside and authorities deem the origin incendiary.
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Foxville
Emma C. Fox
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