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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
2
Maryland militia officers and Baltimore correspondents enjoyed a festive camp dance at Frederick with lanterns and a military band. A staged battle had troops advance along cleared routes, facing simulated enemy fire. The mock fight ended with a white flag and the camp prepared for further maneuvers.
Colonel Keating, once linked to a comptroller run four years ago, stated at the New City Hotel that he would seek the nomination. General Macklin’s camp notes praise health, discipline, and Swat the Fly efforts while visitors such as former Governor Warfield arrive in Frederick to inspect the camp and events.
William Shipley was arrested this morning by Constable Carter on information from Mr Bush, Chief of Wober of York. The charge is unclear but suspected larceny of a moor cycle. He appeared before Justice Smith and is held on $100 bail for a hearing tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs Ida M Smith of near Thurmont cultivates a hydrangea in her yard that bears forty flower bunches. The shrub is two years old and the blooms are white.
A battered notice describes skin reactions from heat and suggests a topical remedy called Ty Ty Prescription for Ezcema 1) 10. It promises relief for rashes hives blotches pimples and prick heat and mentions DL DD properties with a promotional tone attributed to J A Williamson North Market Street.
Soldiers played a ball game for inmates at Montevue Hospital after visitors toured the facility. Superintendent Samuel A. Gregg opened the hospital to the public daily during the encampment, with staff assisting. Company G beat Company K 18 to 5 in the field beside the buildings, and a First Regiment enlisted band concert was scheduled for the afternoon.
The Frederick District convention of the Baltimore Conference Methodists began at Alleghany Grove near Cumberland and continues with the annual camp meeting. Twenty six clergymen discuss evangelism benevolence and Sabbath observance. President D. O. Spencer delivered an address. Upworth League Day featured Rev Dr E J Watson and Rev Dr Wm McDowell of Baltimore.
The article notes the restart of pumping at Lakin's Spring yesterday morning after repairs. City water supply expectations improved with the resumed flow, though there were ongoing concerns about sustaining the high demand at the encampment.
The Fourth Regiment beat the Frederick M C A 9 to 7 in a vivid baseball clash at Athletic Park. Four more runs in the eighth sealed the militiamen’s win as Phobus led with three hits in four chances and E Derr hit a three-bagger.
The Fahrney Reunion Association executive committee met at Fahrney Brothers in Hagerstown to set the July 29 reunion at the Fahrney Memorial Old Folks Home near Mapleville. The program includes singing by Frank Kaylor, devotional by Dr. D. P. Fahrney, and address by Omar Kay lor, with entertainment planned for 2:20 p.m. The event attracts many direct and indirect Fahrney descendants and friends, with baskets and provisions to be shared.
A Lincoln Nebraska girl writes of chronic constipation and stomach trouble being cured in three days by Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. She reports recovery and pride in finding the medicine. For sale by all druggists.
Help the kidneys with Doan's Kidney Pills the remedy praised for kidney troubles for 75 years endorsed by 50 000 people in a Frederick citizen's statement Mrs A T Webster Braddock Frederick Md says they still recommend Doan's and obtained them at J W Harner's Drug Store for backache Three years after earlier testimonial For sale by all dealers Price 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for US Remember the name Doans and take no others This is to give notice that the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Frederick County Md letters testamentary on the estate of late of Frederick County Md deceased All persons having claims against the deceased are warned to exhibit them with vouchers on or before February 5 1912 or they may be excluded from all benefit Those indebted should pay immediately ANNIE M LONG Administratrix Agent Charles A Stultz All persons are notified to discontinue water for sprinkling streets until further notice It is necessary to empty the large reservoir for repairs and the water supply is too small for pavement washers Notice in accordance with Ordinances No 14 Water System that it shall be unlawful to use pavement washers or water for sprinkling streets Violators will be fined GEO WEINER Supt of Water Works and JOHN EDWARD SCHELL Mayor
Emory C Crum announces Republican candidacy for County Surveyor in Frederick County awaiting the next primary election. He seeks support from friends across the county and signs the statement with formal politeness.
Sheriff of Frederick County solicits support for Clarence G. Boller and Jesse F. Br. Heagey for Republican nomination for State's Attorney at the next primary election. Address given as Woodsboro Md and Frederick City.
Samuel A Lewis announces candidacy for Democratic nomination for Frederick County State's Attorney to be decided at the next primary. He asks friends across the county for support. William H Smith also signs as a candidate seeking the Republican nomination for Sheriff in Frederick County at the upcoming primary.
A set of public notices from Frederick County politicians announcing candidacies for State's Attorney Sheriff and Judge of the Orphans Court on both Republican and Democratic tickets. Names include Milton Ketpauer William J. Hines and Chas Fagan. Voter support solicited for upcoming primaries. The notices urge Republican and Democratic voters to back their respective candidates in the primary election.
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