Saturday Newspromises eight page issue with varied features
The Saturday News announces an eight page edition packed with special features for tomorrow. Highlights include Scouts at Work with Captain Kilmer describing Philippine scout duties, illustrated articles on unusual events, farmer and dairying topics with helpful illustrations, women’s department with fancy work tips, Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev. D M Stearns, and regular features from Mary Jane and the Market Scrive. The issue costs two cents and is available by delivery or mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tas
Armice
Kilmer
Scoure
Philippines
D. M. Stearns
Mary Jane
Notice to subscribers on regu lar collection day
The Daily News carriers will collect from all subscribers on their routes tomorrow the amounts due. Please have exact change ready to save mutual inconvenience. Also mentions dividend for Baltimore and Ohio stock moving to 763g on the New York market and a note about Dr Osborne Ingle’s improving health.
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The
Daily News
Eamer
Baltimore and Ohio
New York
Europé
Assistants Changes in County School Appointments and Scholarships
The Board of County School Commissioners adjourned after two days. Samuel Dutrow was absent due to sickness. Dr Gross of Jefferson became president. The meeting focused on appointing assistant teachers for county schools and listing new and transferring teachers by location, with several named schools and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County School Commissioners
Samuel Dutrow
Gross
Jefferson
Frotem
Red Fall
Maggie Rhoderick
Point of Rocks
Ella Heller
Jane Braley
Blandis Lam
Harriet Bob- Ese
Katia Wiener
Tie Shank
de Grabill
Ae Alstowne
Rossall Young
Clara] Pettingal
Katie Kefauver
Croagerstown
Bessie Freeze
Emmittaberg
Ruth Hoke
Arab Miller
Forsat—O. CT
Stotlemyer
Wolfstille
John Quene
Mt. Carmel
Irman
Biggs Bartholowa
Mary 5Bne
Grace Henshaw
Mary Lander
Wyersville
Kate Courtney
Lewistown
Fannie Johnson
Pesgarille
Emma Thomas
Braddock
Grace Kefaarer
North Frederick
Hattie Geary
Martha Russell
South Frederick
Elia &. Holland
New Market
Sadie B. G
Ene
Clara M. DeManth
Blue Mountain
L. A. Sturdevant
Ostootin Furnace
Charles A. Ogis
Unionville
F. D. Crawford
Deerfield
Anna M. Adelaberger
Stony Branch
E. Bettie Encor
Singapore
Maud Derr
Clairvaux
Charles FE. Summers
Mt. Philip
Hattie V. Zimmerman
Pins Tree
Clars ¥. Jones
Oentral
Annie E. Daphorne
Town Creek
State Normal School
Faith Lindsay
Fannie Condon
Mary Kimmel
Bertha Freese
Madge Sappinaton
Bosra EK. Lamar
Mx BM
Mb. Olive
Charles L. Smothers
Mates
Wbrarien
Monrovia
Middletown
Brookhill
Frederick
Maryland House of Corrections officers elected at special meeting
The Maryland House of Corrections held a special meeting yesterday and elected Daniel Reed of Washington County as farmer overseer, with Swindell, Bramble, Read, and others officiating. Delegates debated appointments and governance, noting prior offers to minority members and discussions of directors’ roles under the previous administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.reacsors
Maryland House of Correenton
Robert H Wright
Tica
Swindell
Will Rider
Warcomes County
Daniel Reed
Washington County
Oscar Mitchli
Waasnington County
Joby E Bramble
Reot County
W R Ovantagharm
Harford County
George L Cetsfield
Kent Conacy
Lewes Guile
Balamoxe Certs
Thomas Lawa
Prince George's Canary
Swindel
Barnett
Mr. Stearns
Henderson
R. D. Hynson
Lowndesman
Sapare
Citizens Oppose Hagerstown Municipal Lighting Plant
A group of Hagerstown citizens filed a bill in equity asking the court to restrain the mayor, city council, street commissioners, and tax collector from contracting for a municipal electric light plant, leasing or buying a site, or funding bonds. The suit claims the related legislative acts are invalid and that the city lacks power to proceed. Judge Stake ordered the city officials to show cause by July 24. The council had just approved selling 50,000 in bonds. the Williams Company bid the plant’s erection and a site was bought yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Board of Street Commissioners
Hegerstown Railway Company
Hes
Beachey Hol charged with uncle's murder at Gray aboms
Edward Bradley Beachey Hol appeared before Justice John E B Brewer at Rockville on a murder charge for shooting his uncle James A Gray on July 4 during a dance and picnic. State’s Attorney H M Brewer and Edward C Peter assisted. commitment to jail followed. A habeas writ move was planned. Also notes an Interstate Christian Endeavor convention scheduled at Mountain Lake Park July 24 to 30 with rail service and program plans. The page includes an advertisement for Figs as a laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beachey Hol
Edward Bradley
James A. Gray
Gray
Montgomery County
John EB. Brewer
Rockville
Edward C. Peter
H. M. Brewer
Maryland
Christian Endeavorers
Virginia
West Virginia
Ohio
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Christian Endeavor
Mountain Lake Park
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Washington
Muzzle Law Enforced As Frederick Dogs Face Fines
Street ordinance requires all dogs muzzled July and August. Owners must pay two dollars for dog release after capture, or the dog will be kept for a day. Mayor Chilton supports enforcement. Jobo R Thomas appointed to enforce though few captures have occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Chilton Hies
Gog Cotphir
Jobo R Thomas
Chilton
Personal notices from Frederick area travelers and visitors
A string of social notes lists residents and guests across Frederick and nearby towns. It names A B King of Baltimore visiting Frederick. Miss Carlin of Slidell registered at Park Hotel. E O Middleton of Hyattsville on business in Frederick. Charles Rooden and sons visiting Gettysburg. Miss Josie Goodell traveling to Boston. Miss Nellie Crampton visiting Burkittsville. Mrs John Yellett visiting St Mark's near Patersville. Geo F Landers and wife from West Point staying in Thurmont. and others from Norfolk, Washington, Philadelphia, and extra local locales. The item also records a few travel plans and a local incident involving a rabid dog and a mad dog scare near Woodsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. King
Baltimore
Frederick
Carlin
Slidell
Montgomery County
Park Hotel
Mer
FF. M. Myers
St. Matthews
Douba
E. O. Middleton
Hyattsville
Charles Rooden and Sons
Haller and Panins
Gettysburg
Daniel Hanshew
Eleanor Abbott
Braddock Heights
Maria Doyle
Norfolk
Il. V. Baughman
Micy Mollie ¥. Luckatt
Branswick
Loudoun County
Josie R. Goodell
Boston
Nallie Crampton
Washington, D. C
Mattie Crampton
Burkittaville
John Yellett
E. T. Helfenstein
St. Mark’s Rectory
Patersville
Tidout
Geo. F. Landers
Wes Point
N. Y
Lander
Thurmont
Jolis F. Wordsworth
St. Francia’ Parochial School
Beanewick
P Eromitaburg
Edith Fout
East Second Sewer
Annis Garrett
Kittatille
Mier Mays Smith
Mra. Heth
Doabe
Mins Bebe
Sina
Phila
T4delphia
Ross Cottage
Braddock
Nellie Haller
Washington
Sanket Street
Founternook
Min Nellis Snively
Af Ely
Grova
Mabel Mish
Virginia
Atudenta
The
Womans College
William Barron
Biarritz
France
C. M. de Garmendia
Toscarore Farm
New York
Joseph Camne
Presidio
San Francisco
D. Guy Thomas
Europe
Mary Cook
Taber
Fae Gianadeglsts Biss
Foreigners Murdered in Pekin Massacre Report
A London received dispatch claims a general massacre occurred in Pekin on July last. An edict message reported in London states that all foreign more were murdered in the July incident.
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Pekin
Losvors
London
Dirderel Cn
Deaths and funerals in Lancaster area notices
Obituary notices for Mary Taylor. John W. Lowell. Nathan Potman. Louis A. Yeakly. and a man found dead at the Groff House stable. Includes funeral details at Lutheran church Feagaville, service by Heri Hedges, pallbearers named, and inquest planned.
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Ide
Mary Taylor
Joly Tv
Nememeter
Will Servicea
Heri Hedges
EK Remsberg
Edward Wirtz
Philp
H Kline
S M
Cametery
K Etchison
Linwood camp meeting opens in August old
Brief notes report a Linwood camp meeting starting in August. A coatless man emerges as rival to the shirt waist girl. The annual Woodsboro band picnic will be held tomorrow at Benjamin Eyter's grave. Harvey R. Lease, auctioneer, plans an auction of a lot and work horses tomorrow for He McHenry on West Seventh Street.
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Linwood
Woodsboro
Picaia J
Benjamin Eyter
Harvey R. Lease
He. McHenry
West Seventh Street
Local civic and social notices mix in July pages
A partial local notices page lists a July 16 meeting of the W.O.T.U. at 7 30 p m at Mies Morsell 147 North Market Street plus scattered ads for beverages meals dances excursions and a Baltimore trip with details on rates and schedules.
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W.O.T. U
Mies Morsell
North Market Street
Telegrams and Textile Goods Advertisement Sample
The fragment describes a clothing and undergarment sale with prices from 25c to 1.00, featuring underwear, lace web suspenders, collars, cuffs, and scarves. It markets a variety of sizes and styles, claiming comfort and lightweight materials for hot weather and noting expert manufacturing and updated fashion tones.
End of Week Bargains at Cheap Value Store
Shoppers urged to hurry for deep end of week prices with pillows sheets linens and vests. Readily available lots include pillow cases two to three dozen at reduced prices and white spread table linen and vests at substantial discounts.
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Dover
Moonlight Excursions to Myeraville and Seashore Resorts
Local notices advertise weeknight moonlight excursions from Square Corner at 6:40 PM returning about 9:15 PM to Myeraville with no car crowding. Round trip fare 30 cents. Dr. Wm. G. Boteler eye ear nose and throat practice offers free eye examinations and various operations. Office at 28 N. Market St. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad promotes seashore trips to Atlantic City Cape May Sea Isle City Ocean City and Rehoboth Beach on specific Thursdays with 16 days on tickets and stopovers in Philadelphia Baltimore Washington. Contact ticket agents for details and train times.
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Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Camden
Myeraville
Square Corner
Wm. G. Boteler
Offivca
Market Street
Baltimore & Obin Railroad
Ercuriona
Atlantic City
Cape May
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
N. J
Quean City
Rehoboth Beach
Del
Baltimore & Ohio R.R
Capes May
N.J
Philadelphia
Washington
New Jersey
Baltimore & Ohe B. R
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Migner
Moor Isaac
the Saturday News
Osborne Ingle
F. F. Seuith
Penn
Board of School Commissioners
Germany
A. A. Sharetts
Bingen
Rhine
Harper's Ferry
Ryerss
Den
Rhein
Oinogue
Bonn
Strasburg
Rhina
Switesrland
A. O
B.A. Pry
Pear ‘S
W. Va
Wee Villa
India
Methodist Episcopal Church
eCtors
Joue Big Cars
Iran
Athletic Park
Cronenberg
Schell
Pel
Ricfog Ec Nile
Benjamin Byler
Pews
Pett
Lowell John W. Lowell
Lancsater
Lowell Harness and Collar Co
Emai
Veresta
Lowell
Sathan Putman
Nathan Potman
Fongaville
Feagaville
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Loisa. Yeakly
Louis A. Yeakle
Forrest Place
Daily Record
Ams
Groff House
Agaia
Gley Hotel
Sele
Monumental Sa and Loan Asae Dalsissore Sena
Thad. M. Biser
City Hotel Barret
Government
Chemist of Agriculture
Es Senate
Doll's
Shank’s
Patrick Street
Emancipation
Elijah Davis
Clarence Nelson
Ander Eeal
George M. Sewell
M. E. Jenkins
Mullinix
John Hendrickson
Ieepreck Doe
Gr Rhr AD
Bents Flenishings
Lisle OR
Balbriggan
All Aires
Neidig & Miller
Neie & Miller
TSE Glass OF
Faseton
Nani & Muiss
N. Market St
Clinton E. Main
Gary Tus
F. B. Sappington
China
Wesel
Mdawly
Sappington
Madras
Paes
Cipchea
Sheetinen
Gut Bartelns
GEO
Rodocke & CO
A.T. Rice & Sons
A. T. Rice & Sons
Frederick, ND
F. V. Staub
Rine Food
Ralston Health Club
Flor Ralston Healthy Club
Purina
Ralston Infane Food
FR. V. Stave
J. Hebely Keller
Heisely Keller
N. Marert
Clair
Clothes Brubabs
GasDi
BANDI
Brandi
Potomac
Willard
Patrice Uv
Ceresville Flour
Pei
Washington City
Shriner
Atlantic City, N. J
Iatlantic City
SN. v
Usre
Reading
Depant
Aimee Adpol Simak
Eleetric
Irvine S. Biser
Real Estate and Insurance
Frederick. MD
Stewart P. den
Moidewiy
Defy ‘Naudemus
Alfred BirTis
Mie
Jana
Causa
P. Leys
Ionanet Tc
Cilet
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