County horses for countries at war in Frederick
Frederick county Farmers Association meets to list salable horses for potential buyers shipping to Europe. A 10 percent surplus cited, with committee members Kefauver Remsberg King Cramer to collect reports on age weight color and tax within 30 days. Wheat price differences with Baltimore discussed, and institutes planned for January across multiple towns.
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Frederick County
Europe
Lewis F. Kefauver
Emory ©. Remsberg
Noah E. Cramer
Farmers’ Association
Frederick
Pam
Ee County
Hurege
Frederick Ands
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Gapland
Death Records for December 1914 in City and County
The December 1914 death tally shows 40 deaths in city and county with 14 city deaths and 26 county deaths. Interments occurred mainly at Mt Olivet, plus St Johns and the colored graveyard, with numerous burials in towns from Emmitsburg to Daysville. For 1914 total deaths reach 565 with Mt Olivet interments 201. mortality peaked in March and eased in June.
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Mt. Olivet
St. John’s
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Pt. of Rocks
New Market
Myersville
Urbana
Mt. Pleasant
Hope Hill
Woodsboro
Petersville
Rocky Ridge
Walkeraville
Creageratown
Church Hill
Daysville
City
County
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Virginia
West Virginia
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
North Carolina
South Carolina
New York
Hagerstown
Iowa
Ohio
Mt. Savage
Montgomery County
Old All Saints Graveyard
Police Court Records Highlight Fredrick Magistrates Activity
The Frederick police court last year saw many petty cases but few serious charges. Magistrate Fabian Posey handled 224 criminal and 447 civil cases in 1914, Aaron R. Anders managed 254 criminal cases with 157 State or city offenses, and George R. Dennis Jr. disposed of roughly as many civil and criminal cases as in 1913.
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Frederick
Fabian Posey
Records of Clerk's Office December filings and 1914 totals
Ninety four instruments were filed in December including 45 deeds 34 mortgages two chattel mortgages eight bills of sale three agreements and contracts two powers of attorney one lease and one right of way. Seventy marriage licenses issued in December. For 1914 total 1 748 instruments filed 1 091 deeds 466 mortgages 548 marriage licenses.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County School Board to Meet Wednesday
Frederick County School Board will convene Wednesday morning to discuss important matters. Superintendent G. Lloyd Palmer announced that children under six cannot enroll in public schools after today. The Wolfsville school boundary line has been altered due to crowded conditions.
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Frederick County
G. Lloyd Palmer
Wolfsville
Buckingham School Admission Notice for Charles Baer
Charles William Baer aged six, son of Mrs Mary E Baer, Derr street, and the late James Baer, has entered Buckingham Industrial School Buckeystown where he will stay until his mother can provide for him. Advertise in The News.
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Charles William Baer
Mary E. Baer
Derr Street
James Baer
Buckingham Industrial School
Buckeystown
Public sales allowed under foot and mouth restrictions
Farmers planning spring public cattle sales face a lightened burden under a county quarantine for foot and mouth disease. Dr. R. V. Smith, named inspector for Frederick County, will enforce rules while lift date remains unknown. Shipments from most areas may occur for immediate slaughter after inspection.
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R. V. Smith
Frederick
State
Live Stock Sanitary Board
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Smith
Reenfield Mills
Frederick County
Fuss Farm
Emmitsburg
Carroll
Washington
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Scoutmasters Association planned for Frederick meeting
Commissioner Harold B. Clark announced a Scoutmasters Association would be organized in Frederick at a Y M C A meeting Tuesday night at 7 30. The aim is monthly gatherings and possible county wide organization. Rev Paul Holdcraft will organize a troop in Walkersville. Frederick scouts with drum corps will attend and Clark will swear in new officials.
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Harold B. Clark
Boy Scouts
Frederick
Walkersvile
Scout
Clark
Gift deeds not taxable under War Tax act ruling
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue in Washington has ruled that no stamps are required on gift deeds for transfer of property under the War Tax act. The decision affects lawyers conveyancers and others involved in property transfers and simplifies documentation.
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Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Washington
Hamburg Breast Tea Claims Cold Cure
An old ad promotes Hamburger Brust Thee, a vegetarian tea sold in pharmacies. A tablespoon of the tea steeped in boiling water and strained is recommended to break a cold and cure grip by opening pores and relieving congestion. it is said to loosen the bowels and is inexpensive and harmless.
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Hamburg
Y M C A Encouraged by December Gains and New Members
December receipts at the Y M C A totaled 800, the best month since a prior campaign and about 300 more than last year. About seventy five new members have joined since October, with a January outlook for a strong year. A series of events includes a song service led by Dr. Charles E Weh ler and Hubert Smith, and a duckpin league opening night. Weather notes predict cold waves early January with groundhog forecasts lingering.
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Charles E. Wehler
Hubert Smith
Giants and Rebels
Rent’ Sox
Terrapins
Boys’ Department
Washington
Old board retains control of Hagers Town fair group
In the Saturday election of the Hagers town Interstate Fair Association, 316 of 500 shares voted with no proxies. Incumbent President Thomas A. Poffenberger defeated challenger J. Vincent Jamison Sr. by 133 votes, while Vice-President William H. Arstrong Treasurer Thompson A Brown Recording Secretary Daniel H Staley and Corresponding Secretary Palmer Tennant ran unopposed. Additionally, W B Stottlemyer, former Boys High School vice president and Myersville native, joins the American Guild of Organists and serves as M E Church organist in Waynesboro and teller for Waynesboro Trust Company.
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Hagerstown Interstate Fair Association
J. Vincent Jamison, Sr
Thomas A. Poffenberger
Williamh. Arstrong
Thompson A. Brown
Daniel H. Staley
Palmer Tennant
W. B. Stottlemyer
Boys’ High School
This City
Myersville
This County
American Guild of Organists
New York City
Mr. Stottlemyer
M. E. Church
Waynesboro
That City
Teller
Waynesboro Trust Company
Three More Seek Divorces in Equity Docket
Three new divorce applications appear on the Equity docket in the Clerk's office. Reno S. Harp acts for plaintiffs. Annie E. Covel seeks an absolute divorce from Harvey Covel Caroline R. Tyler seeks an absolute separation from Edgar Tyler. James R. Lowery files for an absolute divorce from Mary E. Lowery on abandonment and desertion. defendant said to reside at Polat of Rocks.
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Reno S. Harp
Annie E. Covel
Harvey Covel
Caroline R. Tyler
Edgar Tyler
James R Lowery
Mary E. Lowery
Polat of Rocks
Flag collection gains national attention in Illinois
Olivet cemetery in Arthur Huntington Illinois houses a two year old flag acknowledged by the Springfield lecturer It wrote to Robert A Kemp secretary of the Cemetery Company. The Springfield Record notes the flag's addition to the local collection titled Famous Flag is Now Part of Local Collection.
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Francis Scou Koy
ML. Olivet
Arthur Huntington
Springfield
Robert A. Kemp
Cemetery Company
Springfield Record
Returns To Ship In Navy Career Narrative
Richard F. Harrison, a jackie on the U. S. Arkansas, Admiral Badger’s flagship, sailed to the Brooklyn Navy Yards this morning. He will report at midnight and depart tomorrow for Hampton Roads, then head to January Panama Exposition. A Freder ick gaiter noted few people rose for the Star Spangled Banner, and Harrison was once the sole stander when the national hymn played in a theater.
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Richard F. Harrison
Jackie
Arkansas
Badger’ Sagship
Brooklyn Navy Yards
Hampton Roads
Panama Exposition
Frederick Gaiter
Alfred
Accident Averted at West Third Street Corner
A United Auto Engine narrowly avoided a collision when a team stood far out in the street as the engine turned into West Third street. The driver steered onto the sidewall to prevent a smashup. Mayor Fraley has urged remedies at this corner due to teams tying at right angles with the curb and obstructing traffic.
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United Auto
West Third Street
Fraley’ Hag
Advertised Letters in Frederick Post Office List
Advertised letters uncalled for at the Frederick post office include Gentlemen’s List Frank Bowers H L Clements Walter Dunhey F J Dugan Buddie Gather Vernon E Heff ner C Harper Hoffman Chas Inc Smith J Gilbert Whitlow Grove S White H A Forney Ladies List Miss Carrie Cyera Mrs H L Grant Mrs Mollie Goodman Mrs Lillian Masley Miss Frankie Schaeffer Mrs Edgar Burroughs Scott
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Frederick Post Office
Frank Bowers
H. L. Clements
Walter Dunhey
F. J. Dugan
Buddie Gather
Vernon E. Heffner
C. Harper Hoffman
Chas. Inc
Lopes Valuable Horse Dies After Injury at Farm
C E Joy of near Frederick reports the death of a fine horse from injuries after a rival horse kicked it on the leg. Joy had previously refused 300 for the animal. This is the third horse loss for Joy in a year. A new National Leaguer joins, W H Lamar son of Judge Lamar of Rockville Md, signed a contract with Manager Grifith and trains with the Nationals at Charlottesville in March.
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C. E. Joy
Frederick
Mr. Joy
The
Nationale
W. H. Lamar
Judge Lamar
Rockville
Young Lamar
Grifith
Nationals
Charlottesville
Annual meeting notice for Franklin Savings Bank Frederick directors
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Weekly Depository of the Franklin Savings Bank of Frederick will be held at its Banking House in Frederick on Tuesday January 12 1975 between 2 pm and 12 pm for the election of directors for the ensuing year. The meeting covers the management of its affairs for the year and related financial items payable on weeks ending December 31 1914.
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Franklin Savings Bank
Frederick
Frederick, Md
Commercial State Bank of
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Nc Service Commission
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Thurmont
Jefferson
R. Claude Dutrow
Adamstown
David Zentz
Pweg
Buckingham School
News of
Neahes
Ir. Stottlemyer
Greenawalt’s
West Patrice &T
Lopes Valuable Horse
OF Frederick
James Hauck
Gro. W. Heinlein
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Gio
W. Heinlein
Secty
Dutrow
Cashier
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market St
the News
Warren Kerrigan
Berial
J. Warren Kerrigan
Two-rael
Firat Etry
Terence O'Rourke
Max Asher
Vivian
BRAUX
Marvel
Universal
Shay
Leah Baird
Zadorat
Jas Cruze
Boncho
the Wolf
Seigman
Billy West
Philippines
D- W. Griffith
Charlotte Burton
Kathie Kischer
Tife
Wallace Reid
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