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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1913

Page

4

Drought Hits Frederick County Crops Hard

Frederick County farmers report extreme dry weather hurting corn sugar crops and hay yields. Yellow corn shows some resilience but overall yields this year look very poor. garden produce and potetoes suffer while Emmitsburg area reports occasional rains. Official records show little rain since July, keeping temperatures cool at times but failing to relieve the drought.

Frederick Frederick County Emmitsburg Washington County Howard Baltimore Anne Arundel Sair

Fire Destroys Residence Near Maxwell's Mil

Fire yesterday afternoon destroyed the residence of Marshall Michael near Maxwell's Mills about 11 09 and a half miles from Emmite borg. It started from a coal stove but Mrs Michael found the blaze. Lamps were on the roof. Most furniture was saved but the building burned. No insurance. total loss estimated.

Anernoon Marshall Michael Maxell Mil Emmiteborg Michael Howse

Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go

Local society items list visitors and vacationists around Baltimore and Frederick. Includes Mr WHHam Shuffler of Baltimore visiting relatives, Miss Jany Frost on two week vacation, Miss May Mitchell of New York visiting Miss Janis Guynn, several families hosting guests in Frederick, York County, and nearby towns with notes on camps and house parties.

Whham Shuffler Baltimore Rhoda K. Berryman Balttimore May Mitchell New York Mras Janis

Funeral of Catharine Haller Infant Daughter

Funeral services for Catharine Haller infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Haller were held this afternoon at 2 oclock from the home of her grandfather Gennes Wo Haller on South Carlon street. Rev E Ve Mstean conducted at the house with interment at WML Gaivet os meters. Obenderfer and Son were funeral directors. A porch has been erected in front of the residence of Fo Koel jer on West Patrick street. Messrs Pockets and Broan assisted.

Catharine Haller Iarry Haller Gennes Wo Haller South Carl Acre E Ve Mstean WML Gaivet Os Meters Obenderfer & Son Fo Koel Jer West Patrick Street Ly Messrs Pockets Broan

Chautauqua Week Advertised In Local Dialogue

A whimsical dialogue promotes a Chautauqua event, inviting a person and companion to purchase tickets at the gate. It hints at lectures on travels music lore magic science and entertainment while promising weekly programming and attractions for attendees.

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Veteran tollgate keeper passes 81st milestone

John Barber, tollgate keeper at Lime Kiln on the Bucheystown pike, marks his 81st milestone. He began over three decades ago, despite rheumatism, and remains at his post when weather allows. Barber recallsChanges in travel and gate design, noting a shift from wagons to automobiles and a pole balanced gate. He is a widower born July 22, 1832 in Baltimore County, with a daughter Fannie and other family at his home.

John Barber Bucheystown Pike Haying Barber Buckeystown Pike My. Barber Mr Barber Baltimore County

Plastering Contract Awarded to Anders and String

Anders & String Plasterers have gone to Baltimore county to plaster a fine dwelling and have also won a contract to plaster the new dwelling house being erected by Mr. Lough on Wisner Street.

Anders & String Balimore County Mroooa Lough Wisner Street

Hog Killed by Trotley Car in Thurmont Town

A hog was struck and killed yesterday by a Trotley Car operated by the Hagerstown and Redstick Railway Company near Thurmont. The animal valued about $23. Edward C. Kran witnessed the incident at the Fourth site.

Thurmont Hagerstown and Redstick Railway Edward C Kran

Chautauqua Ticket Sale Progressing in Frederick

Frederick efforts push ticket sale for the Chautauqua with a target of 1400 dollars. Ladies committee reports progress on day one despite disappointment on some streets. Junior Chautauqua features include 100 children under 15 tickets and a full week of activities at the Fair Grounds with free admission for accompanying adults.

Chautauqua Frederick Ovairow Second Street Garls Anna Oppenlander Fair Grounds Waynesboro Chautauque

Police Court Admits Busy Night with Disorderly Crowds

Judge Aaron St. Anders presided over a crowded police court session with multiple cases. A suspect nicknamed Jack the Ripper paid a $2 fine for crap shooting, while Texas Smith and wife were fined for disorderly conduct. Several neighbors were found guilty of disturbing the peace, with fines issued and some jailed for defaulted fines. A magazine agent case lacked sufficient evidence, and a Knoxville theft case resulted in a not guilty verdict. Banter Weddle was held for court action on $250 bond.

West End Center Street Jack Mary Johnson Annie Sappington Laura Higgins Ralph Randolph Market All Saints Johnson Sappington Anders Banter Weddle Carroll County Marion Miller Woodsboro Irene Fogie John J . Motter Weddle Sheri Neeter

Clouded Brain Cleared by Proper Food Diet

A Michigan woman shares her diet change story claiming rich greasy foods harmed digestion and brain clarity. By avoiding meat and pastries and using Grape Nuts with sugar and cream, she reports improved stomach, nerves, bowels, and overall health, praising The Road to Wellville pamphlet.

Woellhille Bs Postam Co Rattie Creek Mich Welite

Wright Ended His Life After Separate Attempts

F Lester Wright killed himself on Saturday evening after two prior suicide attempts in personal crisis. Cousin William Sparrow said domestic troubles were not the cause, noting Wright had been on good terms with his wife. Wright had used carbolic acid once and arsenic once previously but survived each time. He reportedly talked of blowing out his brains if drinks affected him similarly in the future. Wright’s mother reportedly disliked his wife, and family tensions may have preceded the tragedy. In other news, Bruce W Starner, a brakeman on the Frederick–Lancaster line, was transferred to a Baltimore–Harrisburg run, with A A Griffin replacing him on the local.

F. Lester Wright Wiliam Sparrow Frederick Wright Mr. Sparrow Bruce W. Starner City Lancaster Northern Central Baltimore Harrisburg

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