City Officials Discuss Gas Pipeline and City Finances
At a special meeting Mayor and Aldermen debated a potential natural gas pipeline route through Frederick County and urged the line to pass near the city. City Register M A McCaffrey reported June 20 to December 3, 1908 receipts of 0.11904 and expenditures of 78.00653, with loan repayments and sinking fund additions noted. An ordinance to repair dangerous structures and curb street obstructions was approved, and a market ordinance amendment restricted resale within market hours. The room rental with the Owls order was settled by the City Attorney.
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Mc. Lowenstein
Frederick
Baltimore
Frederick County
Mr. Wilcozen
Braddock Building and Development Company
City Register
M. A. McCaffrey
Sariac
East Patrick Street
Fraley
Clty
Smith
Committee On
Frederick City
Coe Fee
Fick
Nesti
Order of Owls
Public Sales Notice Urges Early Input to Schedule
Persons planning a public sale for the coming season should promptly send names addresses and sale dates to Tan News for recording in the Public Sale Record to prevent conflicts. The News lists sales in Save Ruderen and Dairy issues when bills and ads appear, but no publication occurs without an order and copy in hand for billing.
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Wxrxey
Bitle
Purely Personal Social Notes From Hagerstown Area
Purely personal items list locals visiting relatives and friends in Cumberland Unionville and Baltimore. Names include Miss Mary Nicodemus Miss Bertie Etzler Mrs. Mattie Eyler Mrs. Harvey Wiha and Lester, and Rev. Thomas Freeman Dixon returning from Brooklyn. Also mentions C A Wickless joining Metropolitan Life.
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Highbarger
Hagerstown
City
Edward &. Michelberger
Misa Bertie Etzler
Mary Nico» Demus
Unionville
Mattie Eyler
Harvey Wiha
Lester
Loy’s
Miseca Eliza Pearre
Blanche W. Simmons
East Second Street
Baltimore
William Brubaker
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Brooklyn
Anne Arundel County
Mr. Dixon
Crisp Memorial Church
C. A. Wickless
Grand Union Tea Company
Metropolitan Life Iz
Lassenaris
Jani
Frederick
Charity Funds Sought to Meet Reduced Needs
At a Charity Organization Society meeting last night, officials reported demand on the society is higher than this year’s funds, and income is lower. The group urged charitable supporters to contribute promptly to sustain relief efforts.
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Charity Organization Society
County Road Supervisors Appoint Several Officials
County commissioners settled with supervisorate and named a list of appointees including Woodsboro Samuel C Haugh and Anson Holler. The event occurred Sunday afternoon in the interoom of the eeettienteny where the International 1 Jeafiet was used and the school has twenty.
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Superviecis Terda
Woodsboro
Samuel C. Haugh Devilbie
Charlies A. Diller
A i
Sundar Schoal K Heights
Feytbregs Hts
Anti Saloon League Plans February Temperance Mass Gathering
The Anti Saloon League outlines committees led by R. R. for a grand temperance mass meeting in this city on February 1 with speakers including Hon. Milton G. Yener and Edward Richeluer among others. The list names executives and organizers such as L. Mplaan, 0. B. Cobienta, J. Welty Fa, Ketop Dizon, and C. Thomas Freeman.
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Anti-Saloon League
BE. L. Mplaan
B. Cobienta
J. Welty Fa
R. R
Milton G. Yener
Edward
Richeluer
Dhica Af
Ketop Dizon
R DB
Coldents
C. Thomas Freeman
Property transfers filed by Frederick County courts week ending January 13 1909
Transfers of real estate mortgages and estates list numerous deeds in Frederick County include names such as Thomes Maynard Clarence J. Rybermentate Gertrude Putman and many others with properties in Liberty Adamstown and Brunswick. Marriage licenses record Henry Zimmertin Culler and Mildred Shaff and several other couples. Orphans Court actions note wills probate guardianship and inventories including John P. Enoch and Lewia P Ramsburg estates.
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Ecu
Orphane' Gourts
Real State
Orphase’ Courta
Woodnesday
Gertrude Putman
Biddingam
Louie Diehl
Maggie A. Perain
Frederick
Agen
Rig Bioce
Painea
County School Commissioners
Coustyta
Mary E. King
Lilian Florenge T Shoaine
St. Paul's Parish
Frederick Pauatys Md
Adamstown
Lillian Florence Thomas
Frederick Wo
Licknaes
Henry Zimmertin Culler
Mildred Shaff
Feagaville
Thomas H. Valentine
Effie Mayitt
Thomas Henry Amith
Hageratown
Margaret Ann Boteler
Brune- Wick
Charles Lloyd Houck
Jeanie V. Young
Winfield Blaine Clem
Edith Lenore Dudrow
Walkeraville
James N. Linton
Mary V.noch Molesworth
John P. Enoch
Mary V. Enoch Molesworth
John Edward Shafer
Honda
Lewia P. Ramsburg
Lewia
P. Ramsburg
Eleanora M. Cronise
J. Calvin Cronise
Cleophas H. Eckenrode
Daniel J. Myers
Sarah C. Myers
George H. Dioteratan
Night School at Yellow Springs Opens for Practical Help
Night school for young men organized in Yellow Springs aims to teach practical skills. G. L. Twenty and C. Clem co organize with V. Wastisr secretary and Harts treasurer. class runs Fridays from 7 to 9 30. About 38 enrolled. subjects include core trades under Prof. S. F. Hargis.
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Yellow Springs
Selemenana
Gilarley
Clem
G. L
Clem Ehalecan
Twenty, Jr
V. Wastisr
Se Harts
G. Hartey
G. Hartey Will Act Aa General Tang Ase Peel
Velockeri
Brent
P. E Ie Harley
Aria C
F. Hargis
Juvenile transfer case heard by Justice Eckstein
The text reports a transfer involving a juvenile to Maryland School. Sheriff Geo. Edward Myers appears in the proceeding. Lee Volluen was moved to the Mi sohock for Bova with Inatitu 2 committed by Justice C H Eckstein. The subject reaches 21 years of age.
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Maryland
Geo. Edward Myers
Lee Volluen
C. H. Eckstein
Andil
Farm Exhibit Opens with Maryland speakers at Frederick
The Frederick County Midwinter Exhibit opens on the Masonic Temple fourth floor with welcome by Hammond Urner. Prof. J. B. Nortos speaks on plant diseases and Prof. W. T. Taliaferro on seed corn. The display features wheat, corn, potatoes, alfalfa, clover, apples, pears, fruits, and dairy and insect exhibits. Maryland Agricultural College and local florists provide displays. Dr. Charles Mea speaks tonight on as exi. Wing Smith of Syracuse discusses sanitary dairies tomorrow.
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Frederick County
Midwinter Exhiit Association
Masonic Temple
Hammond Urner
L. F. Kefauver
J. B. 8. Nortos
W. T. Bk. ‘Taliaferro
Maryland Agricultural College
Hothouser
Eimer
Dixon
Marie Rola
Statene Tre
A. McCardell & Son
California
State of
Washington
Economy
Bilo Co
R. Ruah Lewis
Locass Navel
Charles Wertheimer
Mt. O'Donnell
Charles J. Ramsburg
Lakeview
Charles
Wing Smith
Syracuse
New York
Hellms
E. Sponseller
W. V. Wolfe
F. Relagret
Thomas J. Aukay
L. F Kefany Oate
E. ‘Srasealr
Firet
Elmer E. Dixon
Local business notes and events at Lake View and area
Local Keller Company relocation plans at 10 EB Third Street and a slate of events at Diamond Rink and Lake View including skating and bowling nights. Also notes on a January 14 Dairy interests talk by Wing Smith at Masonic Hall and a January 13 14 horticultural fair with free admission.
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Keller Company
Mae Talloring
Telloring
Third Street
Bow
James
Lake Views
Frederick Oes
Masonic Hall
Wing Smith
Oie
Eiverybody
Wing
Maguade Thureday
Jauny
Sixty Years Old William A Woodward Honored Local Janitor
William A Woodward longtime janitor and park keeper at the courthouse today celebrates his sixtieth birthday in the city He was born January 13 1849 has one son Louis Woodward and is famed for the Woodwards a nickname earned from his fishing exploits Earlier notes mention an arm amputation for Rickerds in a separate incident.
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William A. Woodward
Hig
Woodward
Thie City
Fourth Street
Ion
Alexander Coguand
Louis Woodward
Billie
Alien sighting report with Frank Knock dated July
A fragmentary note mentions an alien from Grombiae seen with Frank Knock. Details are sparse but indicate a 7 July date and an electrokinetic event. Further particulars are unavailable in the readable text.
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Frank Knock
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