County notes Montevue cost cuts and appoints staff
Frederick County Commissioners report six month Montevue costs near 86 000 with receipts of 2 499 21 amid animal slaughter and payroll changes. Inmate numbers average 1 3 daily, per capita cost 167 dollars, and jail deductions noted. New Montevue appointments include Olin W. Rice as superintendent and a full staff, while routine Creagerstown road supervisor changes are set and a Middle Creek bridge request is under review. Weather turns wintry with two inches of rain in six hours and rising temperatures to 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevue
Cepital
Frederick County
Saly 1
J. D. Tieh
Satig
Met
Board of Charities
Iona
Montefud
Board of Charities and Corrections
Montevue Hospital
Frank Chan
Olin W. Rice
Finma Rice
J. D. English
B. O. Thomas
Nannie Pinkard
Edward Herring
Ernest Utterback
Geo. Haupt
Roy Delauter
Sallie Kerns
Blanche Smith
Edna Ricketts
Mary V
Lillian R. Englebrecht
Har- Yt Fout
Messenger
George Rice
G. J. Roderick
Mr. Potts
Samuel T. Syfer
William Quinn
T. F. Dixon
Ridenour
A. J. Herman
Welty Fahrnes
N.gassaway
George W. Pittinger
Frederick
Building Work Progress Near Summer's Bundon
C M Thomas's home along the Hav erstown and Frederick Railroad near Summer's Bundon between Frederick and Braddock is now under roof. H W Hagan expects to complete the building before spring. Excavation for a bungalow foundation for Mrs George Rogers at Thurmont has begun by Mr Hagan. Dr E C Kefauver of Thurmont is building a cottage in that town, contractor Mr Weddle. B E Kepner is the architect for all buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Thomas
Haverstown and
Frederick
Bundon
Braddock
H. W. Hagan
George Rogers
Thurmont
Hagan
E. C. Kefauver
Weddle
B .E. Kepner
Bible Study Cluss Organized by Hood College Work Group
Dr Joseph H Apple of Hood College organized the Bible Study School at the Y M C A with Sunday school and church workers present. Meetings will be weekly. The Y M C A membership committee met last night led by Glenn O Garber. Tonight the board of directors meets. Local Roy Rutland seen in Baltimore musical comedy cast. Hood College Freshmen minstrel show proved popular with humor and songs. Mayor Fraley and Street Committee inspected gutters on West Church street for needed repairs. Wheat price fell to 1.28 while corn held at 3.60 a barrel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cluss
Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
Glenn 0. Garber
Board of Directors
Gari
Ford
Baltimore
Roy Ruland
Mr. Rutland
Robert Downing
Dramatic Company
Frederick
Fraley
Board of Aldermen
West Church Street
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound to rapidly relieve stuffed nose sinus congestion sneezing feverishness and sore throat. It claims prompt head and facial relief after two to three doses at 25 cents a dose and says it acts without assistance and tastes pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Country weeklies sell to rural buyers, says Brisbane
At a meeting of the American Advertisers Association Arthur Brisbane urged merchants and manufacturers to use country newspapers for advertising. He said readers of small town papers buy everything from pumps to automobiles and that these papers offer the strongest advertising value in Maryland, with Semi-Weekly News boasting the largest rural circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Advertisers Association
Arthur Brisbane
Wttle Crossroads
United States
Big City
Maryland
Cole's Cavalry Celebrates Closing Chapter at Reunion
The Cole's Veteran Cavalry Maryland Volunteers held its annual reunion at the Hotel Junior in Baltimore. Col. Vernon was reelected president with officers George Burke, Joseph Brooks, J. J. Kahler, and Joseph Boyd named for vice president, secretary, treasurer, and chaplain. The event recalled the January 10, 1864 Loudon Heights victory, a bloody snow battle led by Col. Henry A. Cole. Notables included Col. Vernon, Capt. Kahler, and George Vernon Giletner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Vernon
Cole
Maryland Volunteers
Hotel Junior
Baltimore
Tce
George W. F. Vernon
George C. Burke
Washington
Joseph Brooks
J. J. Kahler
Joseph Boyd
Henry A. Cole
Frederick
Loudon Heights
Mosby
Baltimore City
James Diletner
George Vernon Giletner
Frederick County
William H. Weaver
Property deeds and marriage licenses listed in county court
Herbert L. Cramer and wife deed real estate to Raymond G. Grimes for 350 dollars. Ella V. Hafer and others deed city real estate to Harry G. Phebus and wife for 10 dollars. Middletown Improvement Association of Frederick County deeds county real estate to Oscar F. Ridenour and wife for 6 dollars. Kent Greenwald of Frederick city and Nellie B. Routzahn of Myersville obtain marriage license. First and final accounts filed in Orphans Court for Moses M. Thompson and Vallietta S. Messing estates, distributions made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert L. Cramer
Raymond G. Grimes
Ella V. Hafer
Harry G. Phebus
Middletown
Kent
Greenwald
Frederick City
Nellie B. Routzahn
Myersville
John T. Montgomery
Moses M. Thompson
Charles KK. Keller
Vallletta S. T
Among the Sick Mrs Anders and Others
Mrs Charles R Anders is confined to bed with illness at 611 Chapel alley. Bradley T Marman at East Fifth street suffers a severe grip. Eli G Haugh law clerk is confined with grip. I N Loy equity clerk acts as law clerk. Harry L Hagan formerly of this city is ill with pneumonia at his sister Mrs Samuel Lewis home in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Anders
Chapel Alley
Bradley T. Marman
East Fifth Street
Eli G. Haugh
I. N. Loy
Harry L. Hagan
Samuel Lewis
Hagerstown
Social Event Honors Mrs Macie Kirster at 500 East Second
Mrs Howard Young entertained the Social Club at 500 East Second Street last evening in honor of Mrs Macie Kirster of Blacksburg Virginia. Guests received small prizes and winners prizes went to Mrs Beste Eckstein Mrs Charles B Staley Mrs Edward James Miss Isabel Zimmerman and Mrs Young. Refreshments followed. Mrs Charles B Staley entertained friends at 300 East Second Street this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Howard Young
East Second Street
Macie Kirster
Blacksburg
Beste Eckstein
Charles B. Staley
Edward James
Misa Isabel'c Zimmerman
Young
Personal items from Hagerstown residents and visitors
Purely Personal notes list locals and guests with travels to Baltimore New York Philadelphia and Thurmont. It mentions J M Brish Robert Durrals Austin Manty Walter Lipps attending an auto show in New York and Brish taking a bicycle fixture agency. Eleanor Bellx stays with Mrs Zeigler in East Church street. Miss Vida Shipley injured at North Market school shows improvement.
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Mies
Crum
West South Street
Baltimore
Mesers
J. M. Brish
Robert Durrals
Austin Manty
Walter Lipps
New York
Brish
John Grove
Philadelphia
Eleanor Bellx
Emmitsburg
Walter Zeigler
East Church Street
Chas. A. Tammany
North Market Street
Fio
H. T. Hall
Mildred Shipley
Thurmont
Jasper E. Scheffer
Frederick
Etta
Edna Schaeffer
Washington
Jack Wilson
Irving Heise
Hagerstown
St. John's
Annapolis
Vida Shipley
C. F. Shipley
What Cures Eezema In Early Advertisements
A reader note highlights many claimed eczema remedies sold locally. The letter praises a doctor’s Prescription Preparation sold at a general store and cautions about unproven remedies, emphasizing a trusted topical treatment.
Trial Promises Kidney Remedy Worth Your Trust
A patient shares a testimonial praising Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and stomach ailments after using eight bottles. The endorsement claims prior doctors failed, and urges readers to consider the remedy, noting the signer Charles E Harris from Marion Iowa and a sworn statement dated July 22 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Charles E. Harris
Sixth St
Marion
Iowa
Kilmer Swamp Root Sample Request Ad From Kilmer Co
An advertisement directs readers to send ten cents to Kilmer Co of Binghamton NY for a sample bottle of Swamp Root. It promises proof of benefits for kidneys and bladder and offers a booklet with information. Mention Frederick Daily News. Regular bottles sold at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Frederick Daily News
Danderine Ad Promises Stop Hair Loss and Dandruff
An old advertisement claims a 26 cent bottle of Danderine can stop hair from falling out and rid the scalp of dandruff. The ad instructs to apply a small amount to the scalp and rub in, promising quick results after a few uses.
Public sale of Frederick County real estate in 1915
Executors Elizabeth Miller and Frederick Miller announce a public sale of Theodore A. Buesing's Frederick City properties on January 23 1915 at 10 a m at the Court House. Lots include 206 208 North Market street with a three story brick building. 218 East Third street with a two story brick residence. and two fronting third street 11 and 13 with six room brick houses. Terms require cash down payments and notes for balance, possession April 1 1915, with rents accruing after ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore A. Buesing
Frederick County
Maryland
Orphans’ Court
Firat
Elizabeth Miller
Frederick A. Miller
Court House
Jeer
Frederick City
Iprederick City
Marye
North Market Street
Frederick Buesing
M Market
Second Streets
George A. Pearce, Jr
Equity
Market Street
2Nd
East Third Street
Improvement Land
Pp Building Association of
Frederick, Rd
Mary
David Kolb
Gast Third
Geo. A. Pearce
William E. Darner
Circuit Court
Adolphus Fox
Erick County
Jess
Castle of
Second Street
Frederick
GEO
A. Pearre
Jané
SAL
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Richdard
Charities
Correc
Citsiats
George Eichelberger, Sr
Otto Beall
Creagerstown
Bradley T. Free
Lewistown
George W. Bartgis
Creageratown
Charles H. Krise
Rocky Riidge
Harry T. Fisner
Loys
Roger Gelsbert
Newton
Shearer
Rocky Ridge
Catoctin
Middle Creek
Old Hagerstown Road
Snook's Mill
Sari Company
Kemp Hall
Cole’s Cavalry
Charles A. Fogle
Harvey L. Hahn
Fogle
A. D. Willard
H. 9
Felton
Reno
Harp
Mr. Hahn
Central Trust Company
C. Tobias Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Albert S. Brown
John 8. Newman
The
Trust Company
Stoner and Weinnberg
Mr. Zimmerman
Parmalee Feiser
R. Scott Derr
Jacob H. Moler
Shafer T.har Gett
W. W. Brish
Millard F. Perry
B. Victor Myers
J. Calvin Fox
Francis E. Swendner
James M. Kelly
Samuel D. Harbaugh
Charlies W. Smith
Alexander Young
Confederate Veterans
New Buffalo Hotel
Col
R. H. Lewis
Sixth
Virginia Cavalry
Odar
Williamson
Market St
Binghamton, N. Y
Olo
St. Jansidst
Koy J. Hyndman
Sella
J. I. Smith
Clinton Avenue
Newark
Ins
Jansdas
Billy
Universal Bible House
Arch Strect
W.s
Franklin Institute
Rochester
N.Y
Care News
Thia
Ord Phane' Court
Detterg
Prrands
Renner
P.O. New
Frederickounty
Henry Lorentz
John C. Castle
Albert W. Ecker
John W. Mumford
Samuel D. Thomas
Frank C Norwood
Ephriam Hendrickson
Deceas
Ida Frances Hendrickson
Edgar A. Hendrickson
Brecatrix
NISE
Frederica County
Lincoln G. Dinterman
Michael Seachrist
Sarah Seacrist
George W. Eyler
Arriet C. Eyler
Saigs
Harry W. Bowers
Rederick County
Reno S. Harp
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