Monster Parade Opens Big Carnival At Park Grounds
A May carnival plan discussed by the YMCA committee features a monster parade with merchant floats and a prize for the most attractive entry. Bands from the county will march to the athletic field for a parade and band contest open to county groups. Dinner, carnival edibles, pony races for under 18s, and a large tent circus with Prof. Clark's trained animals are highlighted. Proceeds fund athletic expenses, with Rev. Alonzo Winters speaking on Sunday at the Y.M.C.A. auditorium.
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Y. M.C.A
Clark
Maryland Wins Multiple Prizes at National Corn Show
The Maryland Experiment Station displays at the National Corn Show in Columbus, Ohio, drew top honors with first prizes for buckwheat white corn wheat rye oats and barley, and second prizes in yellow corn and cowpeas. Exhibits duplicated from Baltimore’s Cereal and Forage Crop Show earned numerous awards, with agronomist Nicholas Lehmidt and biologist George E. Gage overseeing grain and poultry displays respectively. Director H. G. Patterson received telegrams confirming Maryland’s strong results.
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Maryland Experiment Station
Columbus
Maryland
Baltimore
Mary- Vlad
Nicholas Lehmidt
George E. Gage
H. 4. Patterson
Rexall Orderlies Promise Satisfaction for Constipation
The advertisement promotes Rexall Orderlies as a positive safe remedy for constipation and bowel disorders. They are described as gentle, non purging, and suitable for children and the elderly, with a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied. Sold only at The Rexall Store of Williamson North Market Street.
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Rexall Orderlies
Joe
Due
Resall
Williamson
North Market Street
Uncle Horace predicts five windy storms in 1888
Connecticut weather prophet Horace Johnson of Middle Haddam warns of a large disturbance from the 29th of this month to the second day of the coming month. Mariners are urged to seek shelter and secure ground tackle as a major storm system approaches the coast.
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Uncle Horace
Horace Johnson
Connecticut
Ives
Middle Haddam
Horace
Willis B. Moore
Jon
Brief Items of Interest Autoscense Ticket Issued to James Grove
Commissioner George issued an autoscense tig to James Th Grove, No 3843, dated February 20. An attractive sign has been erected in front of the grocery store of Mr Charles W. Wiles at the corner of Market and Fifth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
James Th Grove
Charles W. Wiles
Market
Fifth Streets
Mexican Rebels Victorious In Sharps Conflicts
Special dispatch from El Paso reports Mexican rebels winning a string of clashes with small casualties. Rebels drive Federal troops back toward Juarez as housetops are fortified for an assault. Banks and post offices closed while records are brought to the area.
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el Paso
Mexico
Jury Disagrees In New York Central Explosion Inquiry
New York February 2 230 PM coroners jury investigating the December 19 gas explosion that killed thirteen people has disagreed nine to three in exonerating the New York Central. Albert Seasroatt, the motorman of the tram, was listed as involved but remains unproven in fault.
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New York
New York Central
Albert Seasroatt
Warrant Issued for Owner of Dynamite Laden Vessel
Special Dispatch reports from New York that a warrant was issued for the owner of the Catherine W, the vessel that carried dynamite and surrendered 10 ADIs before exploding on Wednesday. Police were pursuing the owner as details emerged from the hearing at 2 30 P M on February 3.
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New York
Catherine W
Archbishop Ryan Improvement Noted After Health Incident
Special Dispatch reports Archbishop Ryan shows improvement in condition following a health incident in Philadelphia. He is not expected to dive long, with officials signaling continued monitoring and cautious recovery underway.
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The
Philadelphia
Ryan
Miss Gerhard Selected as Foreign Representative for Woman's College
Miss Mary KE Gerhard, teacher at North Japan College Sendai, chosen to lead a missionary appeal by Women’s College students and faculty. The drive raised over eighty percent of the goal at the Laymen’s Missionary Convention, fully subscribed on a weekly pledge plan funded by students’ allowances. If approved, her name will appear in the College Catalogue as the institution’s student and faculty supported foreign representative.
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Wii
Cermilt Fev
Gerhard
Iis
General E Burd Grubb News Update
General E Burd Grubb is identified as the commanding figure in a brief dispatch noting changes or new assignments. The fragment suggests a military context with references to leadership and a commander figure, but details are sparse.
Maryland Court nullifies trading stamp law as gambling rule
The Maryland Court of Appeals ruled the state trading stamp act unconstitutional, sustaining a Baltimore court decision. The opinion found the stamp business lacks genuine gambling elements since redeemable items can be obtained over time, removing chance and lottery-like aspects that would invite regulation.
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Jade Pattison
Annapolis
Maryland Court of Appeals
Baltimore Court
Trading Stamp
Trading Stamp Companies
Baltimore
Court of Appeals
Swiss Alcohol Monopoly Reverberates Through Referendum Outcome
Swiss authorities maintain control of importation distribution and wholesale spirits while a public vote sought to redefine state monopoly. Prohibition-era revenue and taxes supported the system, with profits cited at 5 1 75 000 over two years. Public health and consumption trends show a drop in alcohol use and a shift toward fermented beverages as policy endured.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Frederick reminiscence notes events from twenty years ago. Catholic youth club plans formed, rooms on North Market Street secured, and lecturer Minha Griswold scheduled but canceled due to illness. Independent Drill Association officers announced, and Commerce Street opening contract awarded to Fleming and Stull with work to start soon.
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Catholic Young New
North Market Street
Commerce Street
Carroll Street
Frederick Manufacturing and Developing
Messrs Fleming and Stull
Personal and Social notes from Frederick and vicinity
Readers’ column lists local people traveling for business and visiting relatives. Alr Johan Newman of East Second street is in Philadelphia on business. Mr and Mrs Glande R McCleery return from a New York visit. Mrs John Pleaischman visits her sister in Baltimore. Kaufman of East Patrick street visits friends in Richmond. Char Koehler spends yesterday in Liberty town on business. Rev E I Lamar attends a funeral near Baltimore. George O Grossnickle travels on business from Collins & Grossnickle. Mrs Oliver F E McClow stays with friends in Union Bridge. Henry S B DeGrange of near Adamstown visits relatives in Frederick. Mrs John Colbert and daughter Mary return to Point of Rocks from Washington. A grandson arrives for Rev and Mrs Arthur C Carty in Philadelphia. Carty family now 28. C W H Derr, Crum and Davidson engineer, on Highfield extension, Frederick yesterday on business.
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Alr
Johan ©. Newman
East Second Street
Philadelphia
Glande R. McCleery
New York
John Pleaischman
Patrick Lareeot
Battil
Meo
Desse Kaufman
East Patrick Street
Hichmond
Char. Koehler
West Wirth Street
Libertytown
E. i. Lamar
Malethrope
Baltimore
George O. Grossnickie
Collins & Grossnickle
C. Carty
Arthur C. Carty
Mr. Carty
C. WH. Derr
Crum and Davidson
Highfield
Chambersburg, Greencastle and Waynesboro
Frederick
Lawful chase and disturbances echo in Brewery Alley cases
Joe Bealy and Dora Harmon, colored, faced Justice Eckstein on a disorderly house charge in Drewery Alley. They sought to drive a separation between George and Laura Egsins and were fined five dollars each, case kept open to allow payment. Four young men summoned for disturbing the peace after a Sunday early morning march through streets, to appear before the magistrate with two dollars each posted for good behavior. Floward Pearl and Donald Cook were arrested at Catoctin Switch by Sheriff Jameson on January 25 for assaulting Elwanda Motors, colored. They appeared before Justice Eckstein and posted bail for the grand jury.
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Joe Bealy
Dora Harmon
C. LL Eckstein
Keening
Drewery Alles
Alen
George
Laura Egsins
Brewery Alley
Justice Eckstein
Dove
Joe
Rome
Craig
Pearl
Donald Cook
Catoctin
James Oan
Elwand Mtoors
Justice of Eckstein
Birthday Social Celebrates Chas Smith in Thurmont
A birthday social for Mr. Chas. P. Smith of near Thurmont featured various games and a late hour dining room with refreshments. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith, several Smith family members, and local friends. A separate note reports the county commissioners were entertained at dinner by Clerk Markwood J. Harp at his new home on DEH avenue. Also Miss Mary Stride’s birthday party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Stride on South Carroll street with games and refreshments. Freder ick youths plan a dance at the Masonic Temple February 21 under committee leaders George Legore I Hanson Maulsby and WMdward BoNicodemus.
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Chas. P. Smith
Thurmont
Chas. Smith
Martha Powell
James Smith
Mollie Smith
John Six
Jacob Clabaugh
Luther Munshaur
Bertha Munshaur
Mary Clabaugh
Grace
Edna Smith
Vlora Holland
Nettie
Mildred Smith
Norman Six
Lester Munshaur
Lester Smith
Ernest
Guy Clabaugh
Grandville Geihman
Raymond Speak
Paul Flagle
Maurice Smith
Board of County Commissioners
Markwood J. Harp
Deh Avenue
Wm. H Hogarth
Lincoln G. Dinterman
Charles W. Johnson
Charles W. Zimmerman
Stewart Annan
Reno
Harp
Miss Elliott
Hagerstown
John Stride
Miss Mary Stride
South Carroll Street
Frederik
Masonic Temple
Messrs
George Legore
I. Hanson Maulsby
Wmdward Bo Nicodemus
Sidewalk question stirs East Church street debate
In Letters from the People The News addresses the proposed brick sidewalk along East Church Street by the old Lutheran graveyard. The writer questions city precedent set by paving Bentz and Water streets, notes the path is heavily used by Ox-Fibre Brush Co employees, asks why not a proper pavement, and mentions the promised street light at Second and Church that has not yet appeared. The piece urges attention to this city section and infrastructure.
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East Church Street
Bentz Street
Water Street
Church Street
Dulaney Avenue
Second
Church Streets
Held in Moncure Case at Rockville
At a Rockville hearing Justice Reading held Joshua Offutt farmer Benjamin P Whalen formerly chief deputy sheriff and Joseph Whalen for grand jury on assault with intent to murder and assault with intent to maim linked to attack on Virginia lawyer Richard C L Moncure outside the courthouse last week. Bail set at $1000 each.
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Reading
Rockville
Joshua Offutt
Benjamin P. Whalen
Joseph Whalen
Richard C. L. Moncure
Virginia
Offutt
Siaken
Justice Reading
Frederick Market Prices February 3 1911 Surrections
Frederick market prices list grain and feed costs for February 3 1911 with ranges for wheat corn rye oats barley and flour. Includes dairy feeds mill products cotton seed meal seeds hay straw and potatoes with unit prices per bushel or per ton as applicable.
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Bashel
Timothy
Remedy for Eczema Promoted by Williamson's Drug Store
A remedy named ZEMO is advertised as a cure for eczema and other skin disorders. The ad claims one application relieves itch and that a bottle cures minor cases, noting Williamson's Drug Store as the agency in over two thousand towns where the product is available. It emphasizes cleanliness and effectiveness for all ages.
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Williamson
America
Zemo
Willamson's
News of the Churches at Tebren College
Nedgrow of Tebren College in Nokesville hosts a weekend church event on West Fourth Street. Saturday activities and Sunday evening services are planned. Nedrow will be the guest of De hoo Vallaey, with dust Chanel Street mentioned during the program.
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Tebren College
Nokesville
Work Begun on Foundation Walls at Marrs Tron Foundry
Work has begun on laying the stone foundation walls for the new Marrs Tron Foundry building. Mason contractor Wimi Riddiemoser leads the stone work under the present contract.
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Marrs Tron
Wimi Riddiemoser
Dennis announces candidacy for Frederick State's Attorney
George R. Dennis Jr announces his bid for the Tabh nomination for the office of State's Attorney for Frederick County and urges support across the county ahead of the next election.
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Dwreby
Tabh
Frederick County
George R. Dennis, JR
Locust Level Dairy Notice Invites Public Visit
In a sanitation conscious appeal dairy owner R Rush Lewis invites the public to visit the dairy each afternoon from 2 to 4 except Sunday to observe milking. A sworn statement from veterinarian reports every cow in the herd has passed tuberculin testing, signed January 14 by Notary Geo W Tilinlein.
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R. Rush Lewis
Tr. W. Smith
Fashion and sewing goods advertise comfortable corset sales
Miscellaneous dress items and embroidery supplies tout the popular corset praised as the most comfortable on the market. Orders are welcomed by Mrs. C H Millet at 5 On Market St with phone 11-1, and D James Long at Carroll and Patrick Sts offers grain flour and feed with prompt delivery via phone 236.
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COR. Carroll & Patrick Sts
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Physical Committee
Alonzo Winters
First Baptist Church
Yo Mpc
Auditoriup
Cty
Addolphus Pearbake
Verterdias
G Myers
Mo Dieu
N. Thomas
He Ars
Derr
M Stauffer
Lease So
T Notagie
L. Smith
Po Rhonader
EL. Schroeder
Horsporger Si
O. Derr
HE Abaugh
Wahner
G. Neuberiein
W. Clary
de Grange
Thomas
EH. Schroeder
KE Coblentz
QO Derr
Haller
M Derr
J Smith
EO Lease
MCA Co
Dumond
Yomca Gymnasium
MCOX
Washington and Lee
Champond
Catholic University
Hird Searls Gilbert
National Correspondence School of Milliners
Kansas City
Missouri
Ohio
Archbishop Ryan
Miss Gerhard
Woman’s College
E. Burd Grubb
Yahoos
Baltimore City Tribunal
Kure
Far
Baerery A
N Minha Griswold
Yo Moc. A
Independent Drill Associion
J. Roger McSherrs
Gilbert
John Quinn
Harry Baer
Charles Wallace
Brunner
Fou Gaver
Frederick and Vicinity
Tor Danc
Moncure
Order of Red Men
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
News OF the Churches
NIST
Equity
Eugene A Saylor
Harry W. Bowers
Freder Canary
Pest
Teller Stoner Croak
R. V. Smitil
Geo. W. Tlsinlein
Mosht's
Market Street
South Market
C. H. Millet
D* James Long
Nose and Thrust
Frederick, MD
North Market ST
Waring Tyson
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Washington
Washington Junction
Wasilington
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louisville
S&t. Louis
Harpers Ferry
Winchester
Martinsburg
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Bexington
Ort
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