Frederick Market News Prices for Winter Poultry and Produce
Frederick residents flock to the market for mid winter bargains with strong poultry demand. Chickens sold quickly, with limited leftovers. prices range around 25 cents for fresh, 95 to 43 cents for dressed, and turkeys at about 10 per pound. Fish, cabbage, tomatoes, onions, and other staples show varied early-season pricing across multiple vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Mmnerkrant
Istiace
Brad
GOOD TEMPLAR ARWS MEETING AND EVENTS
District Lodge No 1 will meet with Joe Wageogane Lodge in Galiberaburg for an oyster supper raised for benefit. Hew Market Lodge reports a visit from the Grand Ohte Temparom Thursday February 18. LeDUge No 4 plans a meal on February 37 with Plane No 4 Lodge delegates to Riduille. Parity Lodge No 46 Frederick held a meeting this week with elections and delegates to attend District Lodge No 4. Mr Freak Beman serves as Chief Temper, Mr David B. Hice of the lodge chairs temperance committee for the Evangelical Lutheran Church group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrict
Joe Wageogane
Galiberaburg
la Redeem
Templarom
Poweru
Bay
Riduille Maar Mentag
Parity Lodge
Frederick
Chesim
Vba
Freak Beman le
David B. Hice
Yigoreen Temperance Comferto
Christian Endeavor Fociety
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Le Melis Marie to Be Presented by Cadales-Paton Club
The comedy drama Le Melis Marie or La Bells Maris will be staged by the Cadales-Paton Club tomorrow at the City Hall. Tickets range from 10 to 90 cents with popular prices noted. A settlement of a claim tied to Rafirosd remains at 7 709 for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Heradon
The Week of Intellect and Wit in Frederick Town
A rambling Frederick county column describes a week of theater, social events, and parades. It highlights the Opera House events, teachers’ meetings, and upcoming celebrations for Washington’s birthday, Lent, and spring, with mention of notable locals and institutions like the Y M C A and the Woman’s College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Book Key
Demosthenes
Ciista
Sphakempea
Frederick County
Hagerstown
Fox School
Cbriettan Association
Alfred
Fredericktown
State News Roundup From Maryland and Nearby Areas
Arrests and legal matters headline a roundup of state events. Samuel T. Davis faces bigamy charges in Oakland, while a Cumberland pair of city workers are dismissed. A Maryland bankers convention is planned and the Princeton Alumni banquet in Baltimore noted. Also reported: rail plans for Inauguration Day, a radius of local accidents, and civil matters across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. Davis
Oakland
Cumberland
T. Allie Price Lo
Hiltas
Elkton
Cumberland Gap
Keaton
Io Fe
Lowndes
Btate Benator
A. Lincoln Dryden
Court of Appeals
Maryland Bankers’ Association
Maryland Princeton Alumni Association
Mounlg Hall
Baltimore
Additions Seitiers
Wilhelmina
Choptenk
Caroline County
Willem Killeger
Fox Island
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
Anne Artuchel Almehonse
Mrv
Willlem
Godwin
Kent County
Wan
Frederick County Tax Assessment Review Highlights
Board of Control and Review of Frederick County presents a provisional tax assessment under a new division plan. Real estate totals about 10.14 million dollars, personal property 3.5 million, and bonds 565,700 with state tax adjustments influencing overall value. Old books show real estate 19.09 million and personal 4.32 million, plus 1.25 million from state tax coins, bonds, and misapplied credits, leading to a combined 24.60 million for county purposes. Adjustments remain as districts report, with many returns missing and pending mortgage and corporate tax figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eathina
Droreain
Board of Control
Frederick Cyunty
Hiate
Peiyao Securities
Mostgegos
Bealdo
Adilion
Mnate
Brok Aoc
Bs Mide
Utatricta
Peraon
Tomer Elu Witlvoves
Joernanennee
TUG
RE TvMacarors
Maryland Public Health Association Formed At Conference
The Maryland Public Health Association was created at a conference focusing on typhoid fever and public health issues. Dr. William H. Welch of Johns Hopkins Hospital was elected president, with Dr. Jobe Fulton named secretary and Dr. Gibbons Emart treasurer. Five vice presidents were chosen including Charles T. Westcost and H. G. Welmer. The gathering emphasized organized public health actions and the health of citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Pew
The
Mary'and Public Health Association
Fk Waa
William H. Welch
Joboa Hopkins Hospital
Jobe
Fulton
Wiate Board of Health
Deceus
Gibbons Emart
Owlate’. Milla
Charles T. Westcost
Kent County
H.G. Welmer
Allegany County
Charles Hartshorne
Montgomery County
Hoory Jacas
Baltimars
Vall'p Artacoe
Calvert County
Withan Osler
Klow Hosphel
Deaths and local obituaries across Carroll county district
Obituaries notice recalls Danbana E. Bpeaks as the sole colored resident of Jackson district who died at a Harmony home. Also listed are Emanuel Want, a farmer near Frisailsburg, William T. Irvin of Hagerstown, Elizabeth Kefauver of Harmony Grove, John Relfenider of Micdmond, Benjamin Skank of Wear Southaburg, Marion Castle of Buralltaville, and a note on the Democratic Club reorganization ahead of county elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbana
Barbara E. Bpeaks
Jackson
Mathias Grandenburg
Harmony
George Blessing
Highland
Brandenburg
Bleasley
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Church Hill
Tov. W. L. Remaberg
Wall
Lotermont
Bt. John's
Emanuel Want
Emanuel Wants
Jacob Wants
Frisailsburg
Jacob
William Wants
Edward Fichtoger
Filseliburg
Rominent
Carroll County
Nealeter
Lutteran Church
William T. Irvin
Hagerstown
Middletown
Western Mergland
Batimore and Ohio
Joma Salden
John Relfenider
Charles T. Seldes
Micdmond
Weniaminerate
Benjamin Skank
Wear Soalthaburg
Hagerstown and Smoltsburg Toropine Company
Bee
College Banquet Arrangements for Frederick Village Alumni
The committee in charge of the Frederick Village Alumni banquet plans arrangements for Tuesday, inviting members to bring a lady with them. The notice notes added preparations will heighten the occasion and likely increase the event's social pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Banguet
Hese Haan Mada Hye
Frederick Vollage
Inaugural Parade Preparations Across States
At the Head New York Connecticut Vermont and others have filed applications to stage their troupe for a parade. Governor Lowndes will lead the Maryland National Guard on a sorrel horse. The United States Marines will head to the Naval Academy for the inauguration parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Connecticut
Vermont
Lowndes
Maryland National Guard
United Testes Marines
Monday's Holiday Observance and Post Office Hours
The article notes Washington's Birthday holiday on February 28 with banks schools and bill offices closed. Post offices will observe timing with opening windows from 8 to 8:30 a.m. and 7:00 to 9:30 p.m. Two collections and one delivery are mentioned with no money orders issued.
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Banka
Prederick Postetoe
Jess Willis
Typhoid or Malaria Misdiagnosis Warned by Doctor
A physician notes the difficulty of distinguishing typhoid from malaria and other illnesses, highlighting overlapping symptoms and the need for careful study to avoid misdiagnosis and wasted treatment. The discussion cites cerebrospinal signs, fever, pneumonia, pleural involvement, and nephritis as examples of varied presentations.
Purely Personal Notes From Middletown Society
Purely personal items recount visits and movements of local residents. Mise Beeste Metz visits Mr. O. O. Waters and travels to Thuermont. Mitsu Enma Thompson of Baltimore visits cousin Mrs. OC. Waters on Eats Church street. Maud, Mable Iranberg, and Dolay Eitue spend a few days in the country. George A. Kepner of George H. Kayser & Co. to leave for Orange New Jersey for a new position. Edward and Daniel Lert of Middletown depart on a prospecting tour to Georgia. Captain A. C. Bragonler at Baltimore hosts old friends. Chester Remibare returns home from Stephens City Virginia.
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Thogo
Mise Beeste Metz
O. O. Waters
Thuermont
Mitsu Enma Thompson
Baltimore
OC. Waters
Church Street
Mises Maud
Mable &Iranberg
Dolay Eitue
zMr
George A. Kepner
George H. Kayser & Co
Sanity
Orange
N. J
Edward
Daniel Lert
Middletown
Thaveday Morelog
Georgie
A. C. Bragonler
Chester Remibare
Stephene City
Funeral notices from Frederick Maryland obituaries
The column records multiple funeral services for Mrs Mary Agnes Cromalt from Washington, with pallbearers named Chbariss Bronner Henry Doll Thomas Welsh and Michas Kennedy. Also noted are the funerals of Alice EB Rameberg and H Gates O Neal, with details on residences, churches, lodges, pallbearers, and Mt Olivet Cemetery interment.
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Mary Agnes Cromalt
Washington
Frederick
Joe's
F. Schroeder
Chbariss' Bronner
Henry Doll
Thomas Welsh
Michas Kennedy
Alice EB
John A. Rameberg
East All Balote
Hov
Coloambia Lodge
A. Po
A.M
Meira
Jno
L. Jordan
Q. Warley Tryson
Geo
Smith
M. B. Onard
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. Carty
Faners Directon
Social World notes Bowser nuptials in Thurmont
The Social World column records the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bowser of Thurmont with a ceremonial date string that appears garbled. It mentions social gatherings and a local event by the United Steam Fire Engine Company, hinting at a ball planned for the near future and a German prescription ad fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Bowser
Thurmont
United
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Wet Weather Footwear Ad From Frederick Store
An old advertisement promotes waterproof footwear at low prices from Geo. A. Gilbert at 10 and 18 North Market Street, Frederick, Maryland. It touts protection against mould and rain, claims a wide selection for men women and children, and emphasizes affordable quality. It includes brief garbled lines and unclear phrases typical of OCR errors from a historical newspaper page.
Deaths and notices from Cass county and beyond
A report from Cass county notes the accidental death of Joseph D Coblonz of Low, aged about 60, shot during a hunting trip when his gun discharged. His widow is Mrs Battle Hesnongs daughter, and he leaves four daughters. The note mentions local officials and a forthcoming business partnership planning in Marsh 1. Also, assorted advertisements urge Shilohs Catsarrh remedies and Brinch Cure products with sales by Albert L Pearrs in Etchison Building.
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Irlande
Joseph D. Coblon'z
Low
Cass County
Lodtern
Afiddie
Mr. Ooblentz
Joubua Ooblentz
Aze
Bisa Battle Hesnong
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MOTAL/DARING POWDERY CO
New Tork City
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Gussip
Veey
Christian Association Oyach Insatong
Colery
Good Templar
Jon Yr
Es Thames
Fyuen Ee Fk Rafirosd
Mary Jane
Theis
Gods
Apting
George Myer
Congress
Mithera
Wankington
Maryalkar
Santo
White House
McKinley
Mr. Mentoy
Maddor
George Washington
Woodabora
Woman's College
Old Academy
Adamstown
News OF
Organisation
Ote
Amat
Atom Voces
Kefauver
Elizabeth Kefauver
Harmony Grove
Millan
Ketaugly
Peter Young
Montay
M.ale the Reformed Church
Democratic
Democratic Club
Weetend
oMoers
Bryan and Rawall Free Biller Club
Alves
GEO. A. Gilbert
North Market St. Frederick
Goingniv Hnainess
Charies E. Cassell
Vbarmont Clarion
Roegletor
Willa C
Sweeney
U. S
Bhiich
Tk Martin
Huntarilie
Ala
Albert L. Peanre Pearrs
Etchison Bulldion
Albert L
Pierce
W. R Balcolm
Kay
Keobel
Clay Co
Ark
Ely
Wartea U
New York City
Tony
Rel
Crete
Miller& CO
Illard
Reller
South Bare
Fursiture
Carty
Audh
Pabrick Street
Pearr
Grove & Kindley
Sealon
Ctouicmais
EH. B. Etchison
Asprosalty
Mes. 10
Geuth Market St
Frederick, Md
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