Utica County notes show town happenings and visits
Local column records Mrs G F Smith and daughter Lillian of Woodsboro visiting Mrs J Ho Baer, Elmer Smith and friends in New Midway, multiple visits among Baer Wachter and Barber families, illness notes, and community events. Oyster supper set by Doubs All Star Baseball Club in Manor Hall on February 11 along with various social visits and minor town news.
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Utica
G. F Smith
Lillian
Woodsboro
J. Ho Baer
Pues
Elmer Smith
New Midway
J. H. Baer
Som
William
Walkersville
Harry Baer
Hille
Frances
Michael Wachter
George Cranmer
Steiner Ramsburg
Ava
John H Wachter
David Measell
Mr. Measell
C. E. Compher
Frederick
M. J. Schroeder
Edgar Feaster
Adamstown
John Thomas
L. Edward Willard
C. Elmer Compher
James Carey
Trundle
Martinsburg
Montgomery County
H. H. Smith
James Scarff
J. Hargett
E. V. Krie
Bucketstown
Messrs
Harry L. and
W. B. Myers
All Star
Manor Hall
James Baker
Paint of Rocks
William Brown
Charles W. Wright
Paint
Rocks
Hooper
Virginia
M. J Schroeder
Harry Eviett
Parthé of Rocks
H Ray Smith
Jacob 8
Dutrow
Richard Allicatt
Mir Wo Ray Smith
Edward Cook
Churchill
On Equal Suffrage and the Home’s Future
A column argues that woman suffrage strengthens the home and children. It claims voting empowers mothers, improves prenatal outcomes, and raises respect for women, citing Wyoming, Colorado, and Washington as examples where voting correlated with stronger homes and safer streets.
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Cardinal Moran
Mother
Father
Wyoming
Uli
Colorado
Washington
Winter in Canada and the Canadian Spirit of Winter Sports
The Buffalo Express extols Canada's winter as a national spirit from Thunder Bay to the Arctic. Tobogganing thrives in the West with sleds along risky ridges, guided by Montreal experts. Snow is diamond dust, faces glow red, and Canadians seek joy and fitness in the cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiiter
National Spirit of Canada
The
Buffalo Express
United States
Arctic
Suit Against Slate Company Brought by Brunkles
James Brunkles with attorneys Urner and Urner files an assumpsit action against The No 1 Peerless Slate Company seeking $125 in damages. The case outlines a contractual claim for payments or goods due, with the court to determine liability and amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slate Company
James Brunkles
Urner and
Urner
Assumpsgainst
No 1
Peerless Slate Company
Treatment for Burns and Shock in Severe Incidents
The article explains burn severity depends on surface area depth and location, notes that small superficial burns heal with little scarring while deeper burns cause greater tissue loss and slower healing. It outlines first aid to prevent shock, including keeping the head low, warm blankets, and hot water bottles, plus cautions on blister care and antiseptic use.
Maryland notes on militia visits and road plans in state
State notes report US officers to inspect Maryland militia and planned road work funding. Foreclosure looms on the rail line site, while the Maryland Exemption Show wins prizes at a Columbus County fair. An incident leads to arrests after an assault on a Virginia lawyer. other items include a conference opening, a school elopement case, a national convention bid, and a Baltimore burial in London.
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United States
Maryland
Columbus Co
Wot & Ual
Rathway WI
Shori Whalen
Joseph Wallen
Bath
Rockvne
Richard ¢.S. Monterie
Virginia
Aie Mees
Henry Watson Children’s Il Society
McCoy Hall
Ualtimore
Gow Crist
Mise Steun M. Bingaman
Sligerstown
Merlaints and Manufacturers’ Association
Baltimore
John T. Riordan
London
Park Cemetery
Bullimore
Farm Lectures Set for Frederick on February 71
Maryland Agricultural College will run a special farm train in Frederick all day Saturday February 71 offering lectures for farmers. Expected attendees include Governor Austin Crothers Rob Sylvester W Oscar Collier W O Palmier E L Owald and H J Patterson along with Charles S Phelps. Topics cover dairy husbandry poultry husbandry seed selection alfalfa good seed legumes and soil fertilization. Both men and women are invited to attend and will have questions answered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Agricultural College
Frederick
Austin TL. Crothers
Rob Sylvester
W. Oscar Collier
Wotl
Paliaferro
H. J. Patterson
Charles 8. Phelps
Ell Owald
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Daisy Holtatepple
Liber
Tytown
Allen Barber
Uuca Mills
Frangiin Stotnlemyer
Charles Fisher
Newton Sharer
Thurmont
Harry Smith
Dennis Snook
Allen Barier
Libertytown
Dotes
Marion S. Jlouck
William C. Null
Samuel T Hickman
W. 2. Myers
Miss Ridu Virts
Myr
Ars. O P. Diargett
Willard
Washington, DC
J. Willan Hickman
Albert W Stone
Prederick
Aly. Wiliam
Null
Ste
Jn OO
Manor Council
Russ Lillye Williams Hag
Ifriends
Day Baker
M. C.F Grubbs
New Saleim
Mattie King
Edna
Ernest Watkins
Near Green Valley
Brookville
Zach Musgrove
Washington, D. C
Ober Daily
Greenwood
Zach. Musgrove
Frank Musgrove
Chas. Nicholson
Leo Knott
Mr. Clark
Rosa Musgrove
Brookeville Cornet Band
M. W. of America
George Myers
Sunshine
David Qand
Brookville M. P
Dreyden
Mountaindale
C. A. Rice
Edith Strine
Hagerstown
Rosann Michael
Ida Rice
Catoctin
Joseph Wachter
Frank Brown
Thomas Geasey
Adam Rice
Margaret Mort
Woith Strine
Mary
Edward Smith
Franklin Palmer
Montevue
Thomas Palmer
Mountaindale Public School
Chas. Hauver
Harvey Houck
Florence Strine
Lottie Snook
Hutan
Graceham
Harry Creeper
Martin
Familly
Catoctin Furnace
F.C. Fisher
F. A. Colliflower
Ida
Florence Colliftower
Ella Weller
Miss Weller
Zignkin
W. EB. Smith
Adam Zents
Harry C
Charles Boller
Graceham Cemetery
Ger
John Joy
Han Ferstown
Lander
Bine
J. J. Kelley
Jefferson
Walter Crawford
Katherine
Lester Hine
Effie
George Wright
Charles Fawley
Robert Wright
Sid
Frederick Gas & Electric
F. Allen
West Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
the People's Fire Insurance Company of
Cor. Court and Church Sts
Canada
Crigfield
News OF the
Columbia
L. A. Dertabaugh
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