Saturday Special Dead Animals and Sale Notes
A jumble of items lists sales and notices including furniture stores, a car, and a laundry sale. The fragment mentions Miss Wickham for sale and several boxes for staff positions. We also see a medical notice about Mrs Lay Mohler returning home after knee treatment and updates on illnesses of Vincent Ying, Charles Brengle, and others with injuries from a fall and horse shoeing incident. The text reflects a local paper’s classified and social notices section with sale pins and medical updates.
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Breosie
Brengle
Funeral Services for Mrs Mamie Pluckard at Buckeystown
The funeral of Mrs Mamie B Pluckard who died at City Hospital Tuesday morning was held Thursday at 10 o’clock at her home near Buckeystown. Rev A B G Rupp and Rev W A Lytle conducted the services. Pallbearers were L D Michael D A Adams C R Schwartz A D Yingling J M Leather and B F Ricketts. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. George W Peters was the funeral director. Floral tributes were numerous from relatives and friends.
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Mamie
Pluckard
City Hospital
Buckeystown
Work of Death David B Schleigh Dies in Baltimore
David B Schleigh died in Baltimore in the 68th year of his age on Tuesday last. He was the husband of Elmina Schleigh, formerly Miss Plummer, known in Frederick. Funeral from the late residence 1830 East Lafayette Avenue at 4 PM this afternoon. Interment in Loudon Park Cemetery.
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David B. Schleigh
Baltimore
Elmira Schleigh
Funeral of Mrs Ellen Cey Ditzler at Grace Church
Funeral service for Mrs Ellen Cey Ditzler wife of Rev John A Ditzler pastor of Grace Reformed church was held last evening at Grace church at 8 o clock before a large congregation. The service was led by Rev Henri L Kieffer assisted by Rev S G Rupp and others. Music included hymns favored by the deceased and led by Mrs R Paul Smith. About 100 mourners attended the procession to Hanover for burial this morning at 8 o'clock.
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Ellen Cey Ditzler
John A. Ditzler
Grace Reformed Church
Grace Church
Henri L. G.kieffer
Evangelical Formed
S. G. Rupp
Ioutheran
Charles E. Wehler
Blood Gorege
Robert Lee Bair
Kieffer
Agnes Krise
Hil
Baltimore
God's Acre
R Paul Smith
Ditzler
Hanover
Richard
Hargett
Horace Cutsall
D. C. Aldridge
Harry’ C. Smith
Henry". Abbott
J. Travers Thomas
William T. Staley
Dahiél Thomas
Franklin Smith
Robert ‘Smith
Roger Wolfe
Ferséng
Ir. Kieffer
Batty
Sertice At
Érave
Citne
National Guard seeks recognition in army reorganization
Maryland officers and men urge reestablishment of the old National Guard as a fully federalized force. Senators and congressmen, led by Senator John Walter Smith, are pressed to amend pending bills to allow reorganization and full recognition. Local interest centers on reviving Company A and preserving guard traditions amid fears of a larger standing army.
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John Walter Smith
Maryland
Congress
National Guard
Staf
General Staff
Zthiman
Smith
France
Germany
Guard
Two Smiths Fined For Breaking Motor Laws
Two men named Smith were fined for motor vehicle violations yesterday. Harry M. Smith of Pennsylvania, arrested in Virginia, faced reckless driving charges after an alley turn on Church Street damaged workers and a cart. He paid $10 after trial before Justice Brust. George R. Gaither Smith of Ellicott City was fined $10 and costs for speeding and failing to reduce speed. he pleaded not guilty on both counts but was acquitted on speeding. Attorney Chas. C. Waters represented him. Additional violators included Preston Boyer fined $10 for operating without a license and W. Kennard Smith fined $5 for using paper tags. Owen Thomas of Loudoun County forfeited $11 collateral for license and registration issues.
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Smiths
Harry M. Smith
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Alexander
Church Street
Smith
Robert Phillips
William Mayhugh
Samuel Harper
Justice Brust
George R. Gaither-Smith
Ellicott’ City
Edgar T. Mercer
Chas. C. Waters
Motor Vehicles Commission of
Henry Nuss
Preston Boyer
Bakeraton
Primary ballots prepared for September 8 election
Election supervisors arrange primary ballots with Republican pink paper and Democratic white paper. Registration days are September 2, 30, October 7, and revision day October 14. Key contests include a three way race for state senator among Norwood Goodell and Kaufman and a hot sheriff race among Wertenbaker Albaugh and Dutrow.
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Frank ©. Norwood
Charles F. Goodell
George L. Kaufman
Bea
Auto growth in Pennsylvania surges 1914 to 1919
A Pennsylvania state highway department summary compares August 1 1914 with August 1 1919, showing pneumatic tires over four times and solid tires six times more common. It notes 156 secondhand dealers registered, 1523 affidavits filed, and total receipts rising from 1 118 71650 in 1914 to 4 598 360 by 1919. One car for about twenty people now versus one per seventy in 1914.
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Pennsylvania
Automobile Division
Pennsylvania State Highway Department
Sproul
Dog Saved Refugees Jewels Tale New York Aug 22
Refugees from Redssh Moscow Mr and Mrs Nikolai Shwetzef flee with jewels in a daze. They reach New York carrying the gems saved from seizure. The menaced pair report the sudden loss of bearings as they navigate the harbor day by day.
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Gems
New York
Moscow
Nikolai
Shwetzef
Ewe
York
Army Blanket and Food Sales Surge Across Cities
Post offices report strong demand for government canned food as orders pour in from urban and rural areas. Postmasters Williamson and Sweeney note steady sales, with supplies valued at 33 000 dollars and 2 500 dollars in Frederick and Hagerstown. Baltimore deliveries and blankets from Camp Humphries expected soon, parcel post direct to consumers. An apparent misprint on corn pricing is corrected to 15 cents per can, two for 25 cents.
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Williamso
Army
Army Food
Alleine Williamson
Frederick County
Hagerstown
Sweeney
Slater
Baltimore
Swann
Camp Humphries
Frederick
Frederick memorial meeting to discuss service men tribute
Tonight the Frederick Armory hosts a Frederick County Memorial Committee meeting to discuss a suitable memorial for men from the city and county who served in France America or training camps including sailors and Marines. Governor Harrington appointed the committee with Noah E. Cramer George R. Dennis and Mrs F H Markell. Past concerns that the project drifted are noted as war ends and peace declared spur public input.
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Frederick City
France
America
Frederick Armory
Frederick County
Harrington
Noah E. Cramer
George R. Dennis
F. H. Markell
The Best Physic Advertises Chamberlain's Tablets
The ad touts Chamberlain's Tablets as pleasant to take mild and gentle and highly prized by those who know their good qualities. It claims they are easy to take and suitable for general use. Plus mentions Bay War Savings Stamps in the copy.
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Peofis
State Dairymen Meet Opens in Baltimore Tomorrow
One of the largest dairymen meetings in state history opens in Baltimore tomorrow at the Odd Fellows Hall. County Agent Pinckney A. Hauver plans to attend with about seventy five to eighty local dairymen. He urges all county milk shippers to join the gathering.
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Baltimore
Odd Fellows' Hall
Pinckney A. Hauver
William C Humm declines County Surveyor nomination
Local notice states WILLIAM C. HUMM cannot accept the nomination for County Surveyor citing other business and thanks the Central Committee for endorsement. Also included are public notices: all night soil must be deposited only in city buildings or on J. H. Gambrill Jr. ’s farm on Reid Ford road, per City Health Officer J. M. Goodman.
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Central Committee
William C. Humm
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
Reid Ford
J. M. Goodman
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the Daily News
Weatha
the News
Washington, D. C
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Rederick City Garage
Jolliffe Yee
E. Culler
Church St
Fifth. St
Hanover Cemetery
Raehive
Sen. Smith
Musical League
the Armory
Florence Trail
Beethoven
Maritz
Rebecca Heidelberger
Grace Trail
Alice Rohrbacik
Florence Tratl
Amon Cramer
Ford Runa
Democratic
Penna
Armory
Bessie Lenhart
East
Patrick Street
Colt and Dixon Packing Factory
City “Hospital
B. C. Thomas
Bay War Savings
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
WM. D. Baker
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Aset
Joseph McDivit
John 8. Ramsburg
Daniel Baker
Wm. G. Baker
H. Conley
M. Thomas
P. L. Hargett
D. E. Kefauver
John 8. Newman
J. H. Gambrill
Thos. H. Haller
Deyn
Kidwell
Monrovia
F. Ratuway
W. Paul
Etzler
East Patrick Street
Ware's Fine Cakes
Gittinger's Grocery
Lutheran Church
Fengaville
Junior Missionary Society
St. Luke's Church
Cor
3Rd and Market Sts. Frederick
Aietenee Ae Tea
Pr Sale
Shi
Opatra
Zwea
Buck
John.n. Ramsburg
Potts & Griffin. Real Estate and General Insurance
Court St
Frederick, Ma
Phone 600
Casualty Insurance
Life Insurance
Feagaville
R. R
West Patrick
Dill Ave
Grayson
Mercer
Pythian. Castle
Fredsrick
End Insurance
News- Post
Cenara NY Amr Sae
Overland
Nowa-Post
Pease
Elgin
Wil
Braddock Heights
John D. Hendrickson
John D, Hendrickson
Potts & Griffin
Automobile
Walkersville
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Thoma P
North Market Street
Eugene H. Albauok
BuckErerowy
Libertytown
Dopcrang
Almiert Burety
Wien
Proderic
Ogene Hy
Albaugh
T-North Market St. Ficon
John N. Clary
East Church Street
Aituate
Hamiltton Avenue
State Road
Martland Ohn
N. Clary
Mahages
At.ce
Jolliffr
Pike
Buckeyatown
Linwood
Wasa
Pearly
Monnaie
Wredericks
Albion
Brand Shirt Water
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