Public Sales Notice Seeks Early Registration of Sale Dates
Those planning public sales for the coming season should send, at once, their names, addresses, and sale dates to The News for recording in the Public Sale Record. The newspaper will publish these sales in both daily and weekly issues once orders and copy are received. No notice will be published without payment for bills or advertisements.
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Thz Newa
Bate Reowren” Verx
Cnarce
Weexir
Brorer
Perry Nash Wedding At Prospect Hall In Urbana
Miss Minnie Nash daughter of Ms Inabeke Nash of Prospect Hall near Frederick and De Banjimine Perry of Urbana were quietly married at Prospect Hall at dusk by Rev Fr W J Kang. Immediate relatives witnessed the ceremony and the couple planned a honeymoon trip to northern cities. The bride has long resided with her mother at Prospect Hall after formerly living in St Louis where her late grandfather Charles Nash was a leading businessman. Dr Perry, a young physician, has practiced medicine in Urbana for several years after coming from Montgomery County.
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Minnie Nash
Inabeke T. Nash
Prospect Hall
Frederick
de. Banjimine
Parry
Urbana
O'Clesk
W. J. Kang
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mrs. Perry
Divorce Secured for Martin B. Koogle in Annulment Case
Martin B. Koogle, through attorney H Keefer Delauter, obtains a decree of annulment from Annie G. Koogle. They wed December 13, 1908 at Brunswick by Rev Charles Wong. Koogle alleges force duress and fraud, claiming he was a minor and fearful, aided by relatives and law officers, leading to the marriage.
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Martin B. Koogle
H. Keefer Delauter
Annie G. Koogle
Brunswick Dene
Charles Wong
Duresa
Rand
Brunswick
Anns
Gertrude Secots
Lorettaville
Twin Calves Born Near Mt Pines After Night Birth
A farmer near Mt. Pines reports twin calves born to a Jomey cow. The newborns weigh about 70 pounds combined and are described as lively and thriving despite an unsettled night.
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Mt. Pines
Piles Gored In 6 To 14 Days
A brief, unclear text notes a claim that piles are expected to heal or reduce in six to fourteen days. The fragment mentions a time frame but lacks context, witnesses, or specific events, making the exact meaning uncertain.
Union Bridge farmer hangs self in barn at home
J Reese Whitehill age 34 of Unionville and Union Bridge in Frederick County died by self inflicted hanging in the barn at his home yesterday. He had been in good health and spirits after a barber visit Sunday night. He leaves a widow and three children along with eight siblings. An inquest was deemed unnecessary and funeral services are set for tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock.
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John Whitehill
Union Bridge
J. Reese Whitehill
Frederick County
Unionville
Whitehill
Thomas Galther
Diane
Uaionle
Union
Badge
Charles Whitehill
Meases
Frank
Paul
Roger White
Asu
Missus Erene
Marge Whitehill
Asion Bridge
Jame Barnes
Linganore Lodge
A M
The
Woodmen of America
Interesting Meeting of Frederick County Historical Society
The Frederick County Historical Society held its monthly meeting with reminiscences about Fredericktown and its people. Mrs Augustus Sadt presented an original copy of the Paris Gazette from 1807, and an old map of the county was donated by Frederick County High School. Mrs Emma Vittinger read Greetings and Reveries of the Past, noting changes to old town landmarks. Fraters Diarai and coffee followed, with adjournment set for February 22.
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Frederick County Historical Society
Frederick County
Fredericktown
Augustus Sad
Freerick County
Frederick Curia' High School
Mies Emma Gittinger
Mies Viktinger
Frederick
J. Welty Fanniey
Church of the Brethren
Vahrney
America
Wiliwta Peno
Germantown
Philadelphia
Daniel Leatherman
Middletown Valley
Fahrney
Pennsylvania
Maryland
F. F. Smith
Goldeborough
Braddock Road
Committed to Institution in Vagrant Case
A 13 year old colored youth was committed to a house of correction by Justice John Teachtal Middletown for vagrancy. George Berpper was arrested by Sheriff Grimes and taken to the house of correction for four months.
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Cheltenha Ma Md
Esterday
If Annes
Liam Grimes
John Teachtal
Middletown
Vicor
House OF Correction
George Berpper
Sherif Grimes
C. Hi. Eckstein
Grimes
Juniors Buy Horse and Break A Bone Incident
A broken leg ends a horse purchase by Horace C. Zacharias and an accident leaves Harry Marman with a fractured right forearm after a slip yesterday. SHANTS company torses and the horse BI are mentioned in transit. Dr. R. V. Arm is named in relation to the sale of the horse.
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Veda
Horace C. Zacharias
Nor Fire
EAI” Ca
R. V
Uarry Marman
Little Tycoon Tonight at City Opera House
Opening night of the comic opera The Little Tycoon presented at City Opera House to benefit Mascuro Temple Association. Miss Beth Bowers and Mr H S Dailey headline supporting roles with Dolly Dimple and Rufus Ready characters, promising a professional, engaging performance amid local enthusiasm.
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City Opera House
Mascuivo Temple
Agarwiation
Mise Fauntlettey
Butch
Beth Bowers
Violet
HS. Dailey
Frederick College
Dailey
The Little Tycoon to brighten Frederici stage
The cast will be aided by a large chorus trained in the steps and dratches of comic opera. The benefit supports no local cause yet crowds are expected for both performances as this production is billed as a premier local attraction.
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Frederici
Local Soldiers Praised After Army Inspection
Company A of this city was inspected at its Armory by Major Milton A. Record commanding the Third Battalion of the First Maryland Regiment. The inspection, ordered by the Governor for a United States inspection on February 28, praised the unit for its excellent appearance in olive drab and well-executed military drills. Inspector General Col. Charles J. Gaither will also conduct a state inspection to compare National Guard companies. The men’s lockers, books and correspondence were found in first-class condition, and Major Record complimented the company as among the best in the state. The unit plans its annual Easter Monday production with top local talent.
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Ita Armory
West Church Street
Milton A. Record
First
Maryland Regiment
United States
Congress
United States Army
War Department
Chas, J. Gaither
National Guard
Maryland
Eester
Machines Collide On Farm After Traction Engine Collision
On Monday the traction engine owned by John DeGrange collided with a clover bullet in Samuel Baveri’s barn on C. M. Gupin’s west of the city farm. The impact broke the engine’s smokestack and the headlight.
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John DeGrange
Samuel Baveri
C. M. Gupin
Thin City
Monilay
Endorsement Pushes Woman Suffrage in Baltimore Municipal Vote
Frederick County measures rise in the legislature as Mr. Carr of Baltimore plans introducing a bill granting women municipal voting rights in Baltimore. The Men's League for Woman Suffrage backs the effort. A January public hearing is set in Annapolis with a detailed bill proposing new voting qualifications for Baltimore residents including women 21 and older.
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Man's League For Woman's Suffrage
Frederick County
Bank raises rate to four percent on certain deposits
On November the let, 1000, this Bank increased its interest rate to four per cent per annum on all item special interest bearing deposits, while other deposits remain under existing contracts. No depositor needs to present books to effect the change, and the 4% rate applies to deposits of the same class.
Comet Seen Again Over Frederick In January Sky
The new comet, first sighted Sunday, reappeared last evening in the western sky as residents of Frederick watched from the city edge. It travels from the sun at 120 miles per second, dimming since Sunday, with Brown University astronomer Professor Whaldn Upton estimating a 160,000,000 mile distance by month end. A Kiel Germany signal reported Professor Kobold computing an orbit with closest approach January 17 at 4,000,000 miles. orbit inclined 62 degrees to Earth's path. The comet moves east and north, expected to be about one-tenth as bright on February 3 as on January 22.
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Whaldn Upton
Brown University
Vprofessor
Upton
Harvard College Observatory
Kiel
Germany
Alatm
Kobold
Gas Sicknessfatalities at Alexander home
The Alexander family on West Seventh and North Bentz streets fell ill from coal gas leakage. Clara Null, Alexander’s niece, awakened at about 6 30 am and collapsed. Mr. Alexander helped her then succumbed himself. A neighbor and pain rendered aid, while Mrs. Alexander and a week old child escaped the worst.
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John Alexander
West Seventh
North Bentzie
Aaron Caer
Mies
Clara Null
Alexander
Mr. Alexander
Road Supervisors Named in Ane Couey Meeting
Road supervisors and district appointments were settled yesterday at the Ane Couey Commie meeting. Wm. E. Hankman and others were named for Catoctin District. Poole, Beebe Feetipley, Teatherian Emory Frey, and Lewis listed for earlier districts. Dest Lem Elmer, Young, Stock.
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Catoctin
Wm. E. Hankman
Pe P Beane
Blicken- K. Poole
BE. Feetipley
JM. Teatherian
Emory Frey
Des
Edward T. Lewis
Charles M. Pi
John C. Dest
John Lem Elmer L
Jobo W
George Young
Joba 'C. Stockadiegown
Toda
Frederick County Measures Reported Favorable in Senate and House
Senator Mathing reports a bill to let Thurshont commissioners buy the town's electric light and power plant. Avaherman's Frederick charter amendment bill passed the House. Wertenbaker offers a bill repealing an act of 1908. Attorneys at law can prepare wills and other legal documents.
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Frederick County
Mathing
Thurshont
Senate
Avaherman
Frederick
Hoss
Wertenbaker
Mite Society Meeting Listed At Fresher Terms Church
The Mite Society of the Fresher Terns Church will meet tomorrow at 3 PM at the home of Mrs. C. B. T. Hendrickson on West Street.
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Mite Society
Fresher Terns Church
Mra. C, B, T, Hendrickson, Weat Sec
Street
Aged Man In Wolfaville Ill in 100th Year
Aged resident Mr. Paul Kilae of Wolfaville is seriously ill in his 100th year. He has enjoyed good health until recently and is described as frail but alert despite age.
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Paul Kilae
Wolfaville
Hola
Nati
Odd Fellows Lodge Banquet Follows Regular Meeting
An informal useing of King David Lodge No 50 I O O F was held last night. After the meeting the members went to the Buffalo Restaurant for a lavish banquet. Noble Grand Charles F Seeger served as toastmaster and Members responded with interesting toasts.
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King David Lodge
Buffalo
Charles F. Seeger
Monthly meeting of Frederick City Guild announces date
Local notice states the Frederick City Hose Guild monthly meeting on January 28 at 7 30 pm with secretary Rare Grerimon. It also seeks chestnut, poplar and pine logs four feet long and seven inches in diameter, for supply needs, with arrangements to be made through Oxefiane Ba Baven Courans.
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Frederick City
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