Milk Tuberculosis Tests Grow in Maryland and Pennsylvania
A health officer reports that dairy cows supplying Washington milk show tuberculosis in Maryland and stricter compulsory testing is urged. New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey are referenced for model laws while farmers resist broader mandates though compensated when cows are condemned. The piece also covers a local party convention debate about nominating tickets and county delegates.
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Maryland
Miloh Co
Washington
Woodward
Hiv
Thairymso
Tna
Commissiooorn
Ead Hs
Subjeet
Vania
New York
Missnobnretts
New Jersey
Personal News Visits and Homecomings Across City
PURELY PERSONAL lists residents visiting relatives in the city and local returns. William Brandau of New York visits family. Nicholas Olina of Boston and others from Washington, Baltimore, and Boston have returned from trips or moved homes. Families and individuals along West Patrick, Third Street, Market Street, and related areas report reunions and departures after visits to Jamestown Exposition and other locales.
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William Brandau
New York
Jesse Pula
West Patrick
Nicholas O. Oilne
Casper E Oline
Nicholas O. Olina
Boston
Vasper EH. Oline
West Third Street
Wiesel Taylor
Washington
Misa Grace Zimmerman
Misa Grace Zimmerman, Gast Patrick Street. Mr. George B. Smith
Pearl
Harry M. Gasser
Listly
Hava
Wo. H. Steiner
Misa Margares
Baltimore
Steiner
Reno
Herp
West Ohree
Braddock Heights
Jamie Smith
Qlin Smith
Bira
P. B. Kanker
Enat Patrick Street
Verva Oatsall
Gus. Kitne
L. H. Moberly
South Market Street
Cramer & Stauffer
Noaher
Cramer D
Stauffer
Frederick
Fidelity
City
Montgomery County
Brunswick
Creaverstown
S. Market St
Market St
Peteravills
Brief Bits and Local Property Notices
Mr Wm O Kolb of 5 East Taira Street inspects a banded flower stalk in his yard over ten feet. Frank Crouse’s East Charoh Street property is repainted by Mabil F Moberly and crew. Harry W Bowerts sold to Dr Jose Pylas and Mr Joseph Edward Bowes a lab on Wass Third Street on Neville property site. Five merchants advertise and use more space than competitors, space to be filled with tall plants.
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Wm. O. Kolb
Taira Street
Hia
Frank Crouse
Charoh Street
Mebil F. Moberly
S Force
Banda
Lora
Harry W. Bowerts
Jose
Pylas
Joseph Edw. Bowes
Wass Third Street
Neville Property
Records of real estate transfers in Tre Cuses Week ended May 28 1907
Week in the Circut Court reports numerous real estate transfers in Frederick and county, with prices ranging from 0 to 9000 dollars. Several marriages licenses issued include Fogle Ackerman and Warfield Harding, plus multiple court accounts and appraisals in the Orphans' Court. Identified names include Braddock Heights Improvement Company, Joseph M. Newman, Edward A. Toms, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and Ida B. Shipley among others.
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Cireuse and Orphans
Asa
Grpasus
Angel
Braddock Heighte Improvement Company
Josephins L. Applamsn
Braddcck
Margaret A. O. Keefer
Bi Neawasa
Fradarick
Joseph W.L Oarty
Truazaa
Jasob
M. Newman
Fredarick
Melissa Geizindancer
Edward A Toms
Hzra
Baltimore and Osis Railroad Company
Allon K Jonea
Joanna Q Jones
Francis 8 Cooke
J Albers Row
Emmitsburg
William I Gross
Charles Winsbrewer
Brasewick
Maercanthis Trust and Deposit Company
Baltimore
Rockville Fair Opens at Rockville
The Montgomery County Agricultural Society started its fifty fourth Rockville fair with a strong first day crowd and high quality exhibits. President Lee Offutt and managers anticipate a record season despite a slight early scare from weather. The Woodbridge Cornet Band arrived as the grounds settled after a flurry of activity and exhibit setup. A small fire damaged a dog box and nearby roof but was quickly controlled with no major losses.
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Rockville
Montgomery County Agricultural Society
Waaéli Thas
Lee Offutt
Bogley
Mossra
Julian F Waitsra
Roy Warfield
Robert D. Isherwood
Arther England
Luther Blancaster
J. Hampton Jones
Spske
Woodasboro
Railway Officials Inspect Philadelphia Firm Buildings
Northern Central Railway Company officials from Philadelphia arrived yesterday on a special train to inspect the company's buildings in this city. Trainmaster Orwig led the inspection and reviewed facilities and operations.
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Northern Central Railway Company
Philadelphia
Asufstan& Trainmaster
Orwig
Elected Clerk at Franklin Savings Bank
The directors of Franklin Savings Bank elected Homer D. Kep ler of Briddletown to a clerkship. He will assume his duties on September 8.
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Franklin Savings Bank
Homer D. Kepler
Briddletown
Mrs Simmons Bonor Gift Enlarges Park At Riehl Spring
Mrs Georgina Simmons widow of Cyrus Simmons and daughter of Ezra Houck donates the Riehl property on West Patrick Street to enlarge the park at Riehl’s spring. A future name Carrol Park is likely. The West Patrick Street ladies send a bonquet and note praising her gift and the town’s plan for a larger public lawn called a sweet tribute to her kindness.
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Riehl
West Patrick Straad
Riehl’s Spring
Georgisnna Smmors
Cyrus Simmons
Ezra Houck
Ishsa
Tas Park
Carrol
West Passriok
Riehl House
Ios
West Patrick Street
Carrow Park
Amateurs in Opera Present Buster Brown at Bread Deck Heights
Amateur troupe presented Buster Brown at Bread Deck Heights Auditorium last evening to benefit City Hospital's children's ward. Sacha Hsinghs directed and accompanied on piano. Miss Georgiz Gittinger offered a recitation between acts while two girls sang Fly on the Ceiling. Cast included Irene Enright as Buster Brown and Blanche Gittinger among others. reception featured fairy dances and lively audience acclaim.
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Buster Brown
Braddeck Beights
Opira
Wien Sacha Hsinghs
Georgiz
Gittinger
Misa Irene Enright
Blanche Gittinger
Helen Heinlein
Wish Fwine
Belen Ordeman
Mary Jace
Eleanor Cline
Simon Biciple
Muncutta Hershberger
Moss
Elizabeth Wellis
the Princess
Grace Olive
Slamm’y Slick
Baby Cline
Tiny
Tommy Ordeman
Tige
Anus Belle Dtil
Nemo
Dance of the Fairies
Death notices for Linton Hoke Donald in Carroll County
Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Linton aged 34 died at Frederick City Hospital from exhaustion. Survived by husband Lewis Linton and two children. Funeral at 5 pm from brother in law Charles Swipe Carroll street. Burial at Mt Olivet cemetery. Harvey Hoke, 28, died at home Walkersville after long illness. Survived by mother, two sisters and two brothers. Funeral Friday at 11 am. J Frank Donald, about 30, died at George Rudy’s near Middletown of tuberculosis.
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Lewis Linton
Sarah Elizabeth Linton
Wits
Frederick City Hospital
Charles Swipe
Carroll Street
Mt. Olivet
Harvey Hoke
Barvey Hoke
David Hoke
Walkeraville
Harry Z'mmerman
Mins Mattle Hoke
Las
Alof Walkersville
Hig
J. Frank Donald
Feara
James Donald
George Rudy
Middletown
Judge McSherry in Grave Condition After Illness
Chief Judge James McSherry, returning from Braddock Heights to his Esut Second street home, is seriously ill. Last night Dr. Thomas B. Johnson tended him. he rallied briefly but remains in grave condition. Daughters Mrs Alvarez of New York and Mrs Wimaatt of Washington, D C, are at home.
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McSherry
James McSherry
Braddock Heights
Bla
Esut Second Street
Thomas B. Johnson
Mra, Alvarez
New York
Mra Wimaatt
Washington, D. C
Farm and mountain lots sold near Lewistown
Auctioneer Harvay R Loase sold a 146 acre farm near Lewistown for Frederick S Stall executor of Mte Ann R Stall at 62 dollars an acre to Harry Stall. A 20 acre mountain lot sold to John Morningstar at 650 dollars per acre and a 16 acre mountain lot sold to Harry Stall at 350 dollars per acre.
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Harvay R. Loase
Lewistown
Yeaturday
Prederick S. Stall
Mte
Ann R
Harry Stall
John Morningstar
Burns announces Mary R Swope marriage in York Pa
Mrs Mary R Burns of Washington announces the marriage to Harry Swope of Frederick on August 17 in York Pa. The couple will reside in Washington DC. The will of late Charles Edwin Kemp has been filed for probate in the Orphan Court, leaving his entire estate to wife Annie Mary Kemp, appointing her executrix.
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Swope— Burns
M.A. Burns
Washington, D. C
Mary R
Harry Swope
Frederick
York
Washington
C. Edwin Kemp
Charles Edwin Kemp
Orphane*Court
Annie Mary Kemp
Cole
Frederick bank statement 1907 with assets and liabilities
The Citizens' National Bank of Frederick presents a balance sheet as of August 22, 1907. Assets include loans and discounts 3,879,111.93, U S bonds 1,584,987.46, cash items 1,376.25, and money on hand 258,??, totaling 3,? million. Liabilities show capital stock 1,000,000.00, surplus 300,000.60, deposits 2,414,421.55, and other obligations, totaling 3,000,931.35. Cashier G. Zimmerman attests to accuracy, with notary and directors confirming.
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U.S
Bronte
Eee
Eeeeres Nes
U. S
Sayines
Pec
Starr
Maryland
Pruperiog
LW. G. Zimmerman
G. Zimmerman
Travers Thomas
N. P
Thomas H. Hauser
J.D. Baker
Resolutions Against Labor on Sunday Adopted in 1907
Proclamation from the Protestant Episcopal Diocesan Convention of Maryland held in Baltimore May 25 1907 adopts standing policy from 1883 opposing Sunday work. It urges employers to reduce secular Sunday duties and grant employees a mandatory day of rest one per seven. A three member committee will publicize resolutions to employers, employees, and via press and corporations for enforcement.
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Protestant Episcopal Diocesan Convention
Protestant Episcopal Church of the Diocesa
Maryland
Baltimore
Whoerena
Agaia
Social World Straw Ride at Braddock Heights
Mrs Dr Zimmerman hosted a straw ride to Frederick from Glendale Cottage Braddock Heights on Monday night with guests including Mrs Hoover Misses Aloe and Louisa Hoover Mrs MaCarthy Catherine McCarthy Mrs O Leary Master Robert O Leary Agnes Boland Catherine and Irene Sohkasser Ethel Brown Helen Zimmerman and others After refreshments at Dutrow s the return trip was lit by a fall moon The Sick recounts several local residents ill with various ailments and recoveries including Joseph Houff O E Monley Edwin Lancaster Mrs Staley and Mrs McGill with mixed progress noted.
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Dr. Zimmerman
Glendale Cottage
Braddock Heights
Frederick
Dutrow
Theas
Mra. Hoover
Aloe
Louisa Hoover
MaCarthy
Misa Catherine McCarthy
O'Leary
Robert O'Leary
Agnes Boland
Joseph Houff
South Atreas
Vary Alok
O. E. Monley
Bia Homa
John McGill
Acorn Brand Waists Featured Amid Narrow Store Space
Retailers tout limited shelf space for winter goods recognizing demand for colored obisnbray waists and lawn waists in black and white. Shoppers urged to act quickly as sale prices hover near poor stock and seasonal demand.
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Acorn
Bargain Silk Bonanza at Hendrickson Fabricoutlet
John D. Hendrickson announces a half‑week sale on silks and remnants. Hundreds of yards of silk cloth, worsted goods, Madras, and linings offered at prices far below cost. New line of black velvets and twines priced from ten cents to two dollars per yard.
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Madras
John D. Hendrickson
Jurt
Tha Dresay-Up
Reag
TSE Avaust
Thasa
Eafta
New Hine
George
Rodock & CO
News of the State: Local deaths and meetings in brief
A fourth of the sawmill explosion victims at Hageratown died. Henry James Gillis Byrd Salisbury tax collector died of paralysia. Culver Military Academy cadets visited Annapolia. Cumberland man Charles Porter crushed to death at Morrns Savage brickyard. Caroline county Republicans and Democrats met at Daytona to curb election bribery. Biles Rosalis Magruder, daughter of ex Judge D R Magruder Annapolis, named teacher of German and mathematics at Annapolis High School.
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Hageratown
Henry James Gillis Byrd
Salisbury
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Ind
Annapolia
Charles Porter
Cumberland
Morrns Savage
Caroline County
Dayton
Biles Rosalis Magruder
D. R. Magruder
Annapolie
Tescher
Annapals High School
LOCAL MENTION AND FARM AUCTION SALES NOTICE
Local items note a person will be out of the city from September 126% to October 5 inclusive, a Jefferson excavation trip, and train leaves from Frederick and Braddock on specific times. Also announced are watermelons and cantaloupes for sale, hospital visiting hours, greenhouse notes, and a Frederick Farmers Exchange fire sale with prices on buggies carriages wagons and related gear.
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Janss M. Rapourt
Mary L. Nrys
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Stasgage
Peterman
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City Hotel
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North Market
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Mae
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