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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1919
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment lacks clear names or actions but hints at a notice about a schedule or rate, mentioning Friday closure and a percent count. No verifiable entities or concrete details present. content remains unreadable for full summary.
Obituary notices recount the sudden death of Mrs Ella Metzgar of Columbia Pennsylvania and other mourning announcements. The piece also covers county budget debates including school funding, road improvements, and levy figures with a detailed list of line items and projected expenditures for Montevue Hospital, roads, bridges, and public services.
Mortality for June lists 39 deaths in the city and county with interments at Mt. Olivet. Burials occurred in Middle town Peteraville Woodsboro Pt. of Rocks Unionville New Market Grossnickle Brunswick Church Hill Myersville Thurmont. Interments at Mt. Olivet were 11 adults. Across months total deaths were 333 with 127 interments at Mt. Olivet and 27 in colored graveyards.
A court case against Aubrey A. Nicodemus in Frederick alleges a tax sale was advertised for 1917 1918 at the courthouse but did not occur. Judge Glenie Worthington ordered the defendants to move for rescission and dissolution of jurisdiction after an answer is filed. The complaint claims the city overassessed Hardware Company stock in trade in 1916 1917 and 1918, seeking about 56.02 dollars with interest, while the company says it has paid taxes except disputed amounts.
Fragmentary OCR text references Samuel Duvall and Dantz Baker among others with bank and bond mentions. The readable parts imply a financial notice or receipt request but lack coherent actions or dates. No clear event, person, or organization beyond scattered names and generic banking terms can be established.
Fragmentary OCR text provided seems garbled and contains no coherent event, names, or entities to summarize into a factual headline and summary. No discernible person, organization, place, date, or outcome can be established from the readable portion.
An auction-style listing describes a level property with a house in excellent condition and necessary outbuildings. It notes adjoining Lew ser ad and a road access, with a bank frontage of 35 by 80 feet and mentions a well and productive land.
Eighteen members of Palestine Encampment No 20 I.O.O.F. with ten candidates traveled to Baltimore for a special Jerusalem Encampment meeting where nineteen candidates received patriarchal degrees. The work occurred in two locations with P J Bernstein directing the degree team.
Richard A Botltz a plumber of Ellicott City and James Fuller and Thomas Carter both colored were released on bail after a preliminary hearing before Justice B M Gillet at Annapolis City on the charge of highway robbery. They allegedly held up Eugen colored of Washington and relieved him of three barrels whiskey from a traveling car at gunpoint. Fuller's and Carter's bail was set at 500 dollars each while Botltz' was 1000 dollars. The event followed a prior pattern of raids and the case is tied to a series of liquor and robbery incidents in Howard County Maryland.
Local materials reference public remarks by Chief Luthe Bear at Braddock Heights Park events in July and September 4th and 6th. The notice lists several farms for sale near Frederick Adams and Pa tow ar with acres 160 185 240 and 35, describing good buildings stock terms and possession details.
Public notices and classifieds announce dancing academy sessions private instruction dates July and August. Also notices offer county candidacy, priced cash for old automobiles and lamps, plus sale of second-hand pipes and car repairs. Baumgardner and Phebs Yard advertise West South St with contact numbers.
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