Reparatés Makes a 35 Mile Per Hour Fire Engine
A Frederick parade of progress greeted the arrival of the new LaFrance engine for the Junior Fire Company this morning. The six ton front drive tractor truck, powered by a 90 horsepower motor, achieves 35 miles per hour and features solid rubber tires and adjustable brakes. Harold Jahe of the factory demonstrated its mobility through city streets and into the hall where the apparatus will be housed. The apparatus cost about 4300 dollars, with the hose truck recently equipped at 3300 dollars. The engine, radiator, and drive system create a novel appearance, with the tractor acting as the front drive and steering component.
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Gibera
Wal
LaFrance Fier
Frederick
Kern Central Railroad
Harold Jahe
Istle Front Drive Motor Company
Hagan Bros
Blumenauer
George W Lewer
Frank Mies
Property Deeds and Licenses in Brunswick Area
Property deeds record Edward K. Smith to William R. Brown Brunswick real estate for ten dollars. Eugene Sponseller to Thomas H. Baumgardner and wife county real estate for ten dollars. Wr Rhoderick and wife and John Strine and wife to Charles R Impson mountain lot for ten dollars. Alice M. Eyler and Minnie K. Forley executors to Lillian F. Schrey gas estate in county for one thousand four hundred dollars. Berrriage licenses declared for E Fisher age 24 near Harony and Edith K Baer age 24 near Biddietown. Funeral hearse accident at Brunswick funeral of Daniel Yost. Protruding hemorrhoids claim not relevant.
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Edward K. Smith
William R. Brown
Brunswick
Eugene Sponseller
Thomas H. Baumgardner
Rhoderick
John
Strine
Charles Rimpson
Alice M. Eyler
Minnie K. Forley
Lillian F. Schrey
E. Fisher
Harony
Edith K. Baer
Biddietown
Frederick Ladies Lead Maryland Daughters of Confederacy Officers
Frederick women are among officers chosen for the Maryland Division of the Daughters of the Confederacy at the twentieth annual meeting in Baltimore. New officers include honorary president Mrs D Giraud Wright, president Mrs Walter W Preston, first vice-president Arg John P Poe, second vice-president Mrs G Smith Norris, Frederick third vice-president Mrs Victor Baughman, fourth vice-president Mrs William Talbott, treasurer Mrs Winfield Potars, corresponding secretary Mrs Edwart Bush, recording secretary Mrs Whew Worthington, historian Miss Louie Johnson, Frederick, and other roles filled by Adelbert Mears Lamar T Brown, Frank Odenheimer, and John Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of Confederacy
Frederick
Daughters of the Confederacy
Maryland
Baltimore
D. Giraud “Wright
Walter W Preston
John P. Poe
G. Smith Norris
Harford
Victor Baughman
William = ‘Talbott
Winfield ‘Potars
Edwart Bush
Whew Worthington
Louie Johnson
Mas Adelbert
Mears
Istvar
Lamar T. Brown
Recorder of
Crosses
Frank Odenheimer
John Jones
Fire devastates Derwood Mill district in Montgomery county
A major fire destroyed the Derwood Flour Mills complex and adjacent buildings in Montgomery county, causing about 12 600 dollars in losses. Firefighters from Derwood and volunteers battled flames through high winds. Washington chemical engines aided, saving the Multinix dwelling. Mrs Mullinix was prostrated. the mill site formerly housed a mill burned twelve years ago.
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Fibue
Derwood
Fram Capital
Joseph Mullis
Peo Wdol
Montgomery County
Mullinix
Miles Arond
Washington
Ibsurance
Harmony Hair Beautifier and Shampoo Ad in Frederick Ad
Homely dull hair can become softer glossier with Harmony Hair Beautifier. It adds ease to styling, hides oily odor, and keeps hair put. Harmony Shampoo cleanses scalp quickly with a pleasant fragrance. Both products cost $1.00 and 50 cents respectively, sold at The Rexall Store Frederick Md.
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Harmony
Rexall
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Big Harmony Laboratories
Boston
J A. Williamson
North Market Street
Frederick
Jewels Presented to Mountain City Lodge No 29 Pythians
Ten silver officer jewels costing about 150 presented by Supreme Representative Jd Richardson of Baltimore during dedication events. The gems, mounted in a case, were delivered to Reno and Carroll, then presented to the lodge officers at the meeting. The jewels are solid silver and engraved, replacing prior brass items.
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Supreme Representative
Mountain City Lodge No
Trading Knights of
Machardson
Frederick
Mountain City Lodge Jewel Display Honors Presiding Officer
The Mountain City Lodge honors a presiding chancellor commander with brass jewels costing at least 150 dollars placed on display at Landis Jewelry Store on North Market Street. Judge Worthington praises Mr. Richardson for his work, and a large initiation is planned for December 29. In a separate incident, Robert Wara suffered a severe elbow injury while operating a shaping machine at Oxibrush Works and was taken to Frederick City Hospital for treatment with a hopeful prognosis.
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Dette
Mountain City Lodge
A. Landis
Landis
North Market Street
Harp
Glenn H. Worthington
Richardson
Robert Wara
Frederick City Hospital
D. L.A Burek
Burek
Cascarets promise gentle overnight cleansing cure
An old advertisement urges readers who feel bilious and unwell to take Cascarets a 10 cent box nightly. It claims headaches dizziness and a foul taste will vanish as the liver and bowels are cleaned while you sleep, with stating children enjoy the taste and no sickness. It ends with a savings quip about stopping an ad to save money.
Cold snap boosts town trade as temperatures stay near freezing
A deep cold spell settled with a 23 degree low and a daytime high around 32 as the region endures a longer chill. Officials say the cold will persist with little change, but warmer days ahead may not return soon, prompting shoppers to hit stores for Christmas buys.
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Butidas
Ely
At Home At Hood College Hosts Evening Event
Mrs Sarah O West Hood College lady principal entertained boarding students and local men at Kemp Hall last night an indoor track meet and land march concluded the program Misses Dechant and Hottel provided music ice cream cake and mints served notable male attendees included Massers Newcomer Shriner Scholl Schley Wwmerman Fisher Sikins Hersperger By Thomas Be Monne Zerits Diffendahl Opel McBride Hendrickson White Hendrickson Rodock and Maulsby
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Sarah O West
Hood College
Kemp Hall
Dechant
Hottel
Massers
Harry R. Newcomer
Edward Shriner
John Dward Sehell, Jr
Wilson Schley
Thomas L .'Wwmerman
J. Roger Fisher
Joseph B. Sikins
Scholl. Hersperger
Roscoe By Fthoais
Be Monne Zerits
James C. Diffendah
Charlies Opel
Edgar McBride
R. Ames
Law and Disorder Reach Frederick Jail Youth Robberies Strike Hagerstown
A string of arrests and jail terms span Frederick and Hagerstown. Rash Lea colored indicted for obtaining money under false pretenses was jailed on transfer to Frederick. William Brightiwell and Charles Jacobs fined for disorderly conduct. William Patticard jailed for drunkenness and treatment at Montlevue. Silvery Milberry jailed for drunk and disorderly conduct. Hagerstown police pursue a gang suspected of robbing multiple homes and a jewelry store. a boy returned a stolen watch leading to discovery of losses, with father agreeing to cover the damages.
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Rash Lea
Washington County
Jones
Frederick
PRION
AGSTN
William Brightiwell
Charles Jacobs
Brightwell
Jacobs
Posey
Hagerstown
U. S. Myers
H. E. Robinson
William Snyder
Harry Miggins
William Slick
J. T. McCune
Frank Munn
Cora Combs
Edward Spielman
W. W. McCawley
Frederick C. Wright
Brunswick Doctor Cuts Thumb While Storing Doors
Dr Lawson House of Brunswick injured his right thumb with a hatchet while putting away screen doors for winter. It is unclear if amputation will be needed. A California woman has patented apparatus to simplify examination of paper money under magnification.
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Lawson House
Brunswick
California
Armory Heating Drive Advances As Sandstone Fireproofing Progress
Contractors push large scale plastering and heating work at Frederick Armory to prevent freezing as six salamanders heat the building. Alderman Culler aims to finish interior woodwork by February 1 with painting to follow, while A B Fisher moves the giant furnace into position for carpentry and plastering in the drill shed and head house. Washington Street School work nears completion, rooms move from the Engine House, and concrete roof praised. Willard House begins on Fourth Street with Hahn and Betser as contractors.
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Lloyd C Culler
Frederick Armory
Harvey Murray
Alderman Culler
Armory
A. B Fisher
Washington St
Culler
Washington Street
Mrr. Culler
Frederiick
Frederick
Willard
Hahn and
Betser
Paul C Willard
Appeal Case in Libertytown Rent Contract Under Review
In court this morning an appeal from Justice Anders is before a jury. Dr Henry G. Radcliffe appeals a ruling in favor of Mrs Laura Etzler on a breach of contract for rent of property at Libertytown. George A. Pearce Jr. represents Radcliffe, with Stoner and Weinberg for Etzler.
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Anders
Henry G. Radcliffe
Laura Etzler
Libertytown
Etzler
George A. Pearce, Jr
Radcliffe
Stoner
Weinberg
Dandine Hair Product Promises Dandruff Free Shine
An advertisement touts Knowiton's Dandeline as curing dandruff and hair loss after use. It claims immediate results including shinier, lighter, fuller hair with new growth, and urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from drug stores or toilet counters.
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Knowiton
Biscuits Tie Prize Memory At 1870 Frederick Fair
A reader notes a Frederick Fair Board blue ribbon from 1870 and 1873 for preserved biscuits. The letter, from H. Penn of Troy Ohio, praises Annie E Shoemaker of Pleasant Hill Ohio (née Snyder) and recalls Windsor Day visiting Frederick County. The writer plans to continue subscription to The News.
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Ohio
Frederick Fair
H. &. Penn
Troy
Maryland
Windsor Day
Frederick County
Annie E Shoemaker
Pleasant Hit
Beechnut Treat Delights Readers At The News Lunch
The editorial staff of The News enjoyed a Beechnut themed lunch presented this morning by the Blue Ribbon Grocery. Distinctly Beechnut in flavor the Sweitzer sandwiches used Beechnut mustard and catsup while the crackers contained Beechnut pineapple preserve grape marmalade red currant jelly and red raspberry jam.
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the News
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Sweitzer
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Cold Relief
A 25 cent advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast cure for grippe and severe colds. It claims rapid relief from stuffed nose, headache, feverishness, sore throat, and sneezing, with dosing every two hours for three doses. The ad warns against substitutes and notes easy taste and no inconvenience.
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Office of the Circuit and Orphaned Court
Forse
Rtaker Feete
Daniel Yost
Montgomery
Harry W. Bowers
Iwich
Elliott-Fisher
Harrisburg
Hai
Edward Richardson
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LODGE
J Edward ‘Richardson
Ans
Sarah O. West
Awrestem
Monilvaf
William Patticard
Walkersville
Northern Central
Monttevue
Justice Posey
Atwork Plastering Armory Building
Biscuits
Pape
Grippe
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Chicago
Chicago Limited
Thurmont
City Hotel
Hagerstown and
Ardmore
ARROW
Clvett, Co
Jon
Baleme
Bartholomay
Apollo Beer
W. H. Shipley Frederick
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Transactia General Banking and Trust Company Business
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Pittsburgh, Akron, Columbus
Gleveland
America
Buffalo Restaurant
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
E. Cherch
R. Frederick
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