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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1909

Page

3

Large Sawmill Crowd and Timber Sales in Rocky Springs

A large crowd gathered at Mossie Hildebrand’s sawmill on Saturday January 2 as teams pulled, hauled, and moved timber. Hildebrand plans to clear about 22 acres for Chase Reeder and is sawing timber from the Miller tract. Community shooting matches have been popular during the holidays. The Yellow Springs Band performed at local venues while many residents visited family in Yellow Springs and Frederick, with reports of church organ installations and upcoming services in Jefferson and nearby towns.

Rocky Springs Mossie Ilitdebrand Steck Buesard Aarge Hildebrand Chase Reeder I McHoola Mondapory G. J. Twenty, Jr J Ivra Summers Yellow Springs Emma Bertha Palmer Frederick Mrs Summers Jefferson Grace Eccark Westminster A.G. Null Edward Kessler Lander Maud Dittmar Misa Mary Baltimore G. Null Lutheran Church Brown Middletown Steck Cl Hemp Grace Culler G. W. Montgomery John Crawford Naomi Harvey Peters Thurston Misa Nellie Davia John Page Hyattstown Eldvidee Bowers James Curlett EL. M. Bowers Janie Mayne

Local notices from Liberty Town and surrounding area

A compiled update lists church meetings, visits, and social events across Libertytown and nearby areas. Reports include the Ladies Aid of St. Matthew's Lutheran, protracted services at the Methodist Protestant church, a new Libertytown theater organization, preaching schedules, and multiple visits among residents such as DeGrange, Ogle, Snook, and Hough, with school and community group notices and family visits noted.

St. Matthew's Lutheran Church O'Cllock Mia Job DeGrange Mises Julia Giepeva ‘Thomas DM. Whipg Wupp Mire Harvey Zimmerman Lizale Winnd

The Pure Food Law Informing Consumers On Labels

The article discusses Secretary Wilson enforcing the Pure Food Law to require labeling of harmful drugs in medicines. It notes that chloroform opium morphine and other ingredients must be stated on bottle labels. It cites Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as falsely claiming no drugs and praises the law’s impact on sales and consumer protection.

Wilson Ongel Asiwaya Genyrelains Pearce'a Ncy

WILL SCHAEFFER CONFESS? KILLING OF JEWELER FOR WEDDING RING

Officers believe George N. Schaefer killed Leopold Ermann to obtain money for his upcoming marriage and to buy a wedding ring. Acquaintances report he showed signs of weakening as the warden predicts a full confession. The commonwealth theory cites robbery as motive. Ermann was strangled and then struck with a club.

Ermann Allentown George N. Schaefer Leopold Ermann Philadelphia Schaeffer Harvey J. Wieand

Tubercular Milk in Chicago Condemned Cattle War

Chicago officials through the State Pure Food Bureau disclose milk from hundreds of cows with tuberculosis condemned for the disease was sold in Chicago districts. Inspectors tracing cattle condemned in Lake County Indiana say thousands of lives risked. the outbreak prompts a broad crackdown on tubercular cattle.

State Pure Food Bureau Chiceago Chicago Atate Pure Food Bureau Hammond Ind Bureau Lake County

Professor Monroe Safe After Sicily Earthquake

Wilkes-Barre, Pa Jan 14 The American ambassador in Rome cables that Professor William B Monroe and his family formerly of this city who were believed lost in the Sicily quake are safe He had left Westfield State Normal School for a Mt Clair Normal School professorship in New Jersey and was living near Messina when the quake struck He is a noted writer of fiction and educational works in the state.

Wilkes-Barre Rome William 8. Monroe Sicily Westfield State Normal School Mt. Clair Normal School New Jersey Monroe Measina

Edison Electricians Slain Leaving Lab in Night Collision

In Weehawken New Jersey January 14 two Edison electricians Abel Medwin and Charlie Senders were struck by a trolley car as they left the Ridison laboratory. Medwin was killed and Senders may die. Twelve lamps are being produced at the Edison plant under rush for a Newark merchants’ celebration Saturday. Each lamp diffuses 12 000 candle power and is claimed to be the greatest light ever given by one lamp.

Libertytown Atresia Milton Carter Irving Albaugh Edgar Hammond Sidney Sappington Voolaide Binpeon Rank Sappington, Dé B.stone Maurice F. Starr F. R. Moore Methodiat Episcopal Church C. CG. Marriott Unionville Mise Helly Norris City Hotel Frederick Mrn Annie M. Peddicord Pala Vielt Mia Sallie Haymond A. A. Norwood Treaday Texas Lewis Shellhorn Ashland New Jersey Edison Weat Orange N. J Thomas A. Ridison Abel Medwin Charlier Senders Medwie Senders Newark

Relatives suspect murder of young bridegroom in Roanoke

In Roanoke Virginia relatives of William A. Andrews report his body was found hanging from a tree after a week missing. Dr Kabler reportedly found small chest wounds likely made by a hatpin, suggesting murder.

Roanoke William A. Andrews

The Cocket Writers and Their Pension Tale

England once housed twelve cocket writers who certified duty payments at the Custom House. Corruption flourished as fees funded lavish living until 1851 when abolition came. Ten lied, two told truth, and pensions followed—one honest man drawing £52,000 over 52 years.

England London Custom House Crown Treasury

Happy Bohoo Days at School Tale

A fragment recalls Tommy at his first years in a school. He tells the teacher he is sorry to leave and cherishes the times spent at recess. This diary-like reminiscence reflects childhood schooldays and affectionate parting.

Tommy Lippincott's

The Suitor Toohny Clock Confusion at Home

A playful exchange between siblings centers on a parlor clock believed to be an hour fast. The Kid Brother hints the sister suspects the error, while The Suitor Toohny and The Bultor joke about the time. Published in the Cleveland Leader.

Earl Webb Sykesville Kate Daybell Washington Hadriends Place Woodville Allie Byowning Percy Kelley Bartholows B. J. Hobe Jeuilly Emmiteburg Tohnny Cleveland

Letter Published: Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

Minneapolis readers see a testimonial praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. The letter cites relief from pains and weakness within three months and urges others to consider the remedy. The writer offers to share more confidential advice through Lydia Pinkham's office.

Minneapolis Minn Lydia E. Pinkham Mia Jorn G. Moupan Second St North Lydia E. Pinkh Lydia KE

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