Public Sale Recording Notice for the Upcoming Season
Prospective public sale organizers must send their names addresses and sale dates to Tax News at once to be entered in the Public Sale Record and avoid conflicts. No charge for this service. Tus News reminds readers that Save Newsree notices appear in Daily and Weekly issues, requiring advance orders for bills and ads. No notice will run without a billing order and copy in hand.
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Tus News
Reewsree
Cnaras
Darty
Calendars Exhausted for 1910 News Issue
The News announces calendars for 1910 are exhausted after unusually high demand. Orders placed by mail or at the office could not be fulfilled as supplies ran dry.
Personal notices and visit summaries from Buckeystown and surroundings
A fragmentary local column lists residents and visitors across Frederick County including Mr. C. H. Millard of Buckeystown, Mrs. J. M. Shaw of Williamsport, Miss Josephine Eavey, and families of Broad Run. It notes a 65th wedding anniversary for G. J. Broad Run residents, with several attendees named, and ends with a brief medical ad for a heart serum.
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C. H. Millard
Buckeystown
Frederick Tadly
Buziticas
C. Wentz Hoffman
North Market Street
Hagerstown
J. M. Shaw
Williamsport
Adamstown
Ies Hattie Smith
East Fourth
Mieses Mae
Carrye Bhipley
Kenna
Baltimore
Washington
Clarence F. Schroeder
Grafton
W. Va
Harnish
Gettysburg
Mies Ida Dayal
Central
Sarah Pfoutz
East Fourth Street
Westminster
Doctors Sued Over $20,000 Damages In Insane Asylum Case
Sallie Afhting 34 files suit in circuit court against Dr. Geo H Riggs Dr Franklin B Smith and Dr Thomas Glyder Boutson alleging they conspired to detain her in an inland asylum at Famenville from August 1908 to October 1909 after certifying she was insane. She seeks $20,000 and accuses the physicians of fraud and negligence in signing the certificate without knowing her mental state.
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Sallie Afhting
E. Walton Brewington
Baltimore
D. Princeton Buckey
Frederick
Geo. H. Riggs
Franklin B. Smith
Thomas Glyder Boutson
George H. Riggs
William 4. Forsythe
Howard County
Sadler
Dr. Riggs
Wr. Ruckey
Sadler's Beyant & Stratton Business College
Dre
Tttges
Smith and Routson
Routzabn
Ex-Senator Hohr Back Hints on Congressional Nomination
Annapolis dispatch last night quotes ex-Senator Hohr Back of Frederick County predicting David J. Lewis could seek Congress again and win after reducing the Republican majority from 3,500 to 400 two years ago. He notes Pearce might run amid anti-Republican prices, boosting Lewis’s chances, while Sixth district men favor Alexander Hagner of Washington County over George A. Peary as the likely Republican candidate this fall.
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Annapolis
Hohrback
Frederick County
David J. Lewis
Congress
Pearce
Lewie
Alexander Hagner
Washington County
George A. Peary
Big Run of Suckers At Antietam Creek Event
Fishermen in Antietam Creek at Fupka town report large hauls with 50 to 60 suckers caught in a single dip. One angler supposedly landed 30 fish at once while two others nearly capsized and lost their catch. A bystander nearly drowned as a swimmer was rescued by a companion. Barkers to Play Tonight in YMCA gym.
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Antietam
Fupkatown
Washington County
Govanstown Team Fails to Appear for Diamond Rink Game
The Govanstown basketball team did not show up for a scheduled game at the Diamond Rink last night, leaving no contest. Manager Shenk stated he had not received any explanation for the no show. Separate notes mention Sieben Shriners planning a visit by about 100 Boumi Temple members from Hagerstown and nearby cities on February 2 for degrees at Ma wooly Temple.
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Govanstown
Shenk
Ie Sieben
Ipchenesbie
Hagerstown
Mystic Shrine
Baltimore
Frederick
Cumberland
Mawooly Temple
Frederick Art Club Special Evening On Immigrant Theme
The Frederick Art Club hosted a special evening with Mrs J H Apple presenting on Elia Island and the immigrant, discussing white slave trade, dangers to newcomers, and the need for decisive action. Minnie Markey announced a Arctic party game, prizes awarded, and refreshments served. committee members listed.
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Frederick Act
Meedames Willame
Miller and West
Acd
Kate Rameburg
Minnie Markey
New York
Bile Island
United State
Apple
M.C. A
Tte International
Army
Cook
Wilbur Wright
Mia Minnie Markey
Pucat
Questa
Miseai
Miessie Zimmerman
Miageakate Ramsburg
Minnis Markey
Druc Ramsburg
L. Wieder
Ada Dutrow
Meedames
Jennie Schley Miller
Steiner Schley
Tyler, Woat
Henry Williams
F.C. Norwood
J. W. L. Caity
J. B. Apple
A. Kemp Keefer
Robert Tyson
Washington County Board Rejects Wertenbaker Compulsory Attendance Bill
At a Washington County school board meeting the Wertenbaker bill for compulsory school attendance was discussed and the board, in a unanimous vote, opposed its present form. The action will be sent to the State Board of Education. Annapolis officials discussed the bill last week and decided to circulate copies to every school board to gauge sentiment statewide.
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Oppess Wertenbaker
Washington County School Board
Wertenbaker
State Board of Education
Annapolis
Fruit Growers Organize In Washington County
The Washington County Farmers and Fruit Growers Club was formed at Hagerstown yesterday afternoon. Officers named include President Thomas A Poffinberger of Washington County, secretary treasurer Harry H Humrichhouse of Williamsport, and an executive committee with Ernest L Yourtee Brownsville George H Thomas Boonsboro Jesse Emmert Hagerstown Harry Wolfinger Leitersburg Harry H Humrichhouee Williamsport.
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Washington County
Big Frederick real estate sale at courthouse tomorrow
One of the largest Frederick county sales in years set for tomorrow at 10 AM at the courthouse. Wm E Darner will auction a tract of properties for Cyrus F Flook Harman J Gaver George W Gaver and Frederick W Obenderter trustees of the estate of the late W Gaver. Includes several dwelling houses and city lots in multiple areas.
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Frederick County
Court House
Wm. E. Darner
Aw Pioneer
Cyrus F. Flook
George W. Gaver
Frederick W. Obenderter
W. Gaver
Stuck in Snow Drift With Damaged Vehicle
A driver named Mr. C. Warrenfeltz became stuck in a snow drift while en route to South Mountain. A bystander helped, and the driver escaped injury though the incident left the vehicle immobile. The scene attracted a local aid response and attention from nearby residents.
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Mr. C. Bee Warrenfeltz
Peng
South Mound
Frederick Bill Approves City Bond Issue and Rates
The Frederick bill directs the mayor and aldermen to issue bonds totaling 864,250 to cover city debt. The pair may set interest rates and bond terms, with final approval local to the city, now moving from the House to the Senate. Upon passage, total bonded indebtedness rises, and Speaker Peeples announces Hargett to Ways and Means seat.
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Frederick
House of Delegates
Annapolis
Senate
Peeples
Hargett
Austerman
Committee On Ways and Means
Bank Notice on 1909 Interest Increase to Four Percent
A late 1909 notice states the bank raised its interest rate to 4 percent per year on all special interest bearing deposits. No depositor need present books to have changes applied, and new deposits of the same class will earn the rate. The bank also touts its facilities for general banking.
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Ita
Deposita
Cach
Local option hearing on antisaloon bill opens in Annapolis
The Antisaloon League backed measure to allow local option to close saloons opened in Annapolis before the House Temperance Committee. Sponsor Mr Ford and attorney J Bibb Mills argued for a constitutional local option, proposing a 25 percent voter petition after the last election to place the question on ballots. They claimed the bill costs taxpayers little and would let voters decide saloon status, with Mills noting wet and dry map divisions and quotes about letting the people rule.
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Mr. Ford
Satmeraat
Annapolis
Marriott
JF. Helsse
W. H Anderson
J. Bibb Mills
Antk Faiconeague
Jonathan K. Taylor
H. Dulany
Daniel Baker
Charles W. Dorsey
David H. Carroll
Ford
House of Delegates
Antisaloon League
Mr. Mills
Baltimore
Mills
Lighor
W. J. Bryan
Maryland
Barn Fire Traced to Hays Hiring Youth in Montgomery
A barn belonging to Frederick P. Hays of Renville, Montgomery County, burned last week causing about 3000 dollars in losses. The fire was traced to a young man Hays had employed. the lad, about 33, admitted starting the blaze after tending the cows and milk chores. No action was taken due to sympathy for the boy’s parents.
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Frederick P. Hays
Renville
Montgomery County
Hays
In the Law's Grip Charged With Stealing Milk
Ralph Bell was arrested on suspicion of stealing milk bottles from residences on South Market Street. He remained in custody after inspection found nineteen empty milk bottles under his bunk. He claimed buying three quarts from dealers but could not explain the rest. Bail set at 160 dollars for February 10 hearing. Eugene Esrow arrested for chicken theft from Measie Keefer and Harry Edmunds. He pleaded guilty with George Poola and sold three chickens for two dollars. He was jailed in default of 100 dollars bail awaiting grand jury action.
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Ralph Bell
Herwig
Carter
South Market Strees
C. O. Irketein
Bell
South Market
West South Strecto
Orvis Mackenzie
Eugene E Srow
Lewis F. Carter
Measie
Frank B. Keefer
Harry Edmunda
East South Street
C. H. Eckstein
George
Poola
Local Calendar Bits and Theaters Friday Night
Frederick readers can secure Historic calendars at Williamson s Busy Corner and Mants millinery. The Call and biographical films show at local theaters with Paths Pictures including Story of a Wooden Leg and Their Repentance. Braddock Heights Casino is closed tonight. Oysters and cocktails tempt patrons at Braddock Heights. A basketball game at Diamond Roller Rink features Washington, D. C. business peers. Gavapstown team absence prompts ticket check at 9 p.m. Valentine novelties available at MicCanpstt s.
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Frederick
Williamson
Busy Corner
Mants’s
Atyre
Misa Fauxt prRoy
Wanted 4 Feet Long Logo by Ox-FipeE Bavan Company
An unusual classified notice seeks a four foot long logo made from cheatrot poplar and pine. The ad mentions a price of five dollars and appears to be from Ox-FipeE Bavan Company.
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Cord. My. Ox-Fipee Bavan Company
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TEWA
Mark Hopkins
Bun Aero
Eeetran
Vetus
Lon
Jupiter
Wapumeron
W. Por Maryhnat
W. L. Moons
The
Weather Bureau
Aaa IE
Valentines
Jamond Rinkyster
Co ‘Ronight Mert City -Opggs
NTS
H. A. Miller
C. A. Strine W
Second
Hendrickson
G. J.B
Broad. Run
House
Anaes Coly
Ize. Horine
Tie Road
Esra Horine
Burkittaville
Classes House
Hire
Frank Howe
Ool
George Eral
Mollie
Marion
Ruth M
Banca Willard
Mary
Floyd Hightman
Joe
Erma
Wilmer
Greenberry Howe
Cecilion
W. Scott Kefauver
Hofioe
Pites
Dre. G. H. Riggs
T. C
Routson
F. 8. Smith
Dr. Highs
Mr. Rohrback
Bodble
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens! National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Baker
WM. G. Baker
WM. G. Simmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Rust
Tae Nawe
Mt Alert
Dixon
Dickerson, Md
Rederick Corps
Tombing
American’ Salvation Army
J. James H. Marshall
Frederick Corps
Jacob Roesaner
Halfway
J. D
Young
McCanpery’s
Marvel Tonight
Cters
Pathe Piictures
Braddock Heighta Casino
Alec
Ccarodell's
Diamond Roller Rink
Washington, D. C
Braddock Heights
John D.hendrickhor
Poe
Imate Seta
Nalosovk
John D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Jena
Miller
Laval
Malaga
Manino
Gymnaeium Business
Ecclaion
Frederick College
L. RK. Koontz
J. M
Rca
Akiled
Asvistente
Mtchibon Furniture
New Citizens' National Bank
Wrederick, Ma
LF Thog, F. Rice
P. Rice
Suneral
G. L. Ronn
Pattien
Attec
Mausam
Pratt
Bbc
Rene
Fyabey A. TeiraPoe
K Investments
Dill Avenue
Mast Clurah Street
East Patrick Street
Hite Colleges
Braddotch Holabus
Ting
Duventh
Ethee
North Market
Ilepat Ay
A Lerae Rss
Fara
Court Street
Geo Cramer & Bons
East Church Street
Cramer & Stauffer
Ramee & Stauffer
Wade
Tate
Fidelity Bonds
Urbana
Woodsboro
Adamatown
New Market Pike
City
Araby
Carroll
K. Young
People's Fire Insurance
Eee
OOD
Burplus Ad Recaers Police
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