Advertisements page items from Filmed newspaper listing local notices
A compile of small ads shows house for rent at 102 B Third St Farm for sale. pocketbook lost at News Office. hay for sale at Market St. various business notices by Haller Danes Singanore Hills Inn and others. sale events include Great Rebuilding Sale and Riddance Sale by Rodock & Co and N E Cramer with property sales and services across Washington and Baltimore areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third St
John BR
Littlefield
Postal-Telegraph Office
Pocketbook
News Office
Pup
Market St. Hay
Haller Danes
Singanore Hills Inn
Sea Food
Lidie’s P
G. T. M. Shuffler
Braddock Heights Motion
WN Young, Reo
Eotatoes
Fred. Co
Farmer's Exchange Ashington and Balto
B. & O.R.R. Great Rebuilding Sale
Riddance
Rodock & Co
N. E. Cramer
The Weekly News Promotes Tax Vority Issue
Tax Vority News will publish a twelve page edition on Thursday with full news and features. It claims Frederick city and county circulation as the largest bona fide paper and invites new ads with deadlines by Wednesday.
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Tax _Vority
Frederick City
Tax Waray News
Ohange
Tae Danly News Vacation Mail Offer
The notice advertises mailing Tae Danly News during summer vacations. Readers may join by leaving name and address at the business office. Rates are 10 cents per week or 80 cents per month to U S and Canada.
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U. S
Canada
Personal notices of locals visiting relatives and travel
A string of short notes lists Mies Ida Eader visiting Buckeyatown and Edgar Moore vacationing in Atlantic City. Marian Johnson returns from Cape May, and Charles W. Ross Sr. hosts visitors in Court Square Frederick. Other items mention Judahs in Baltimore, Hagerstown guests, and a Westminster trip for a boy’s vacation with his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Ida_Eader
Buckeyatown
Edgar’ Moore
Atlantic City
Marian Johnson
Court Square
Cape May
Johnson Richardson
Charleston
W. Va
Frederick
Isaac D. Landis
Coatesville
H.8. Landis
North Market Stlent
O. Keedy
West Church Atreet
Chambersburg
D. John Markey
Braddock Heights
Mary Doffmeisz
Mt. Pleasant
This County
Emily
H. 0. Foster
Clearspring
Hollmeier
Ocean Grove
WW. J
Fixed County Line Dispute Partly Sustained
Frederick and Washington counties officials with surveyors inspected the line at Blue Ridge Summit to determine tax jurisdiction on disputed properties. Only two cottages, those of Mrs. George Baer and Miss Misa Cook, are in Frederick County. The Pennington and Collins properties were found in Washington, and Baer and Cook have not paid taxes on their cottages since they were missed.
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George B. Baer
Miles M. E. Cook
Baltimore
Frederick County
Frederick
Washington
Biue Ridge
Tas
George H. Baer
Misa M. Bi. Oocok
Baer
Washington County
Yates Pennington
Collins
Misa Qook
Alleged Assault Arrest Shocks New Market Community
Ernest Harris a colored man about 18 is jailed after a warrant sworn by Mamie Cooper’s father alleges criminal assault on the 12 year old Osdwalder Cooper in the New Market area near Toodletown between 9 and 12 yesterday morning. Deputy Sheriff Lysan der Etchison arrested him and he awaits grand jury action in Frederick jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Harris
Lysander Etchison
New Market
Mamie Cooper
Osdwalder Cooper
Harris
Justice Hobbs
Hanaa
Frederick
Toodletown
Market Notes Show Steady Demand and Varied Prices
Market reports say supply was good this morning with desirable edibles on hand. Eggs held firm with no movement, vegetables abundant including tomatoes by box and quarter peck, lima beans silvered, corn improving, and cucumbers fair. Fruit appeared, black berries offered above six cents per box, with huckleberries apples pears and peaches noted. peaches in baskets and plums at 12 cents per box.
Sunday Excursions and Carnival Events in Frederick County
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers a Sunday excursion from Frederick to Baltimore and Washington with a 7 45 a m departure and 6 p m return from Baltimore. Fares are 1 00 for Washington round trip and 1 25 for Baltimore. A Hagerstown to Frederick leg departs at 10 o clock. The third annual Frederick County Band Carnival is set for Wednesday August 13 at Agricultural Park with twelve bands, the Frederick Select Orchestra, horses and bicycle races, dancing and a parade by consolidated bands.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Frederick
Baltimore
Washington
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Agricultural Park
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Laitimore
Eng
Will of Edward Sinn Filed for Probate and Estate Divided
The will of Edward Sinn was filed for probate this morning in Baltimore Court. The testator divided his entire estate equally among his children. W. C. Birley and Edward Sloan named as executors. A Farmers Picnic and tournament will be held at Wildwood Park Mt. Airy on Thursday August 7 with speeches by President R. W. Silvester of the Maryland Agricultural College and other notable speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sinn
Star
W. C. Birely
Edward Sloan
Wildwood Park
Mt. Airy
R. W. Silvester
Maryland Agricultural College
Memorial Service for Oliver Young and Adriana Batiste
A memorial service will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church Wednesday evening at 7:59 o'clock for Oliver Young and Adriana Batiste. Adolph Fearhake will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oliver Young
Biss Adriana Batemise
Adolphue Fearhake
Reading Club Seatings Set for Tomorrow Morning
The Reading Club will hold its third seating tomorrow morning at ten o clock at the residence of Col. Charles E Trail on East Church Street. Advertising is described as a mix of sound judgment and enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading Club
Col. Charles E. Trail
East Chutch Street
Remains of Innac Barnes Die at Beverly Farm Near Kingston
The obituary notes the death of Mr. Innac T. Barnes at his home Beverly Farm near Kingston Somerset. Other items report Cumberland government posts work starting, a Chestertown burglary in daylight, Pentecostal Grove camp closing, a Sheriff recount denial in Anne Arundel, two boys drown in Baltimore harbor, Hancock inmate decides to answer, Dr. William P Miller dies from mosquito bite complications, Maryland National Guard camp invitation declined, and state treasury limits.
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Innac T. Barnes
Thiu
Beverly Farm
Kingston
Somerset
Cumberland
Milton Baker
Chestertown
Bundsy
Pentecostal Grove
Denton
Caroline County Holiness Association
Anne Arundel County
Arthur C. Whittemore
Morria Gordon
John Feracanoclo
Baltimore
Isaiah J. Smith
Hancock
Base
William Preston Miller
Hagerstown
Saunders
War Department
Maryland National Guard
Fort Riley
Kaw
Hearing Restored for Frederick County Veteran
One of the most unusual recoveries from deafness occurs in Frederick City as Civil War veteran Joseph D. Green regains near normal hearing after long loss from battle injuries. Treated by Dr. William C. Boteler, Green underwent pioneering ear drum operations at home, with hearing steadily improving and testimony from locals confirming his restored hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph D. Green
Bentz and
Churchstreste
Frederick County
Green
Battle of the Wilderness
Wm. C. Boteler
Mr. Green
Work of Death and Local Obituaries
Miss Emma Myers daughter of Charles and Mrs Myers died in Washington DC from diabetes on the eve of her 23rd birthday after visiting relatives in this city her remains were brought home for a funeral to be held Wednesday at 2 pm at G Edw Myers residence and burial at Oliver cemetery Mrs May E Lippy of Walkersville died of cancer at 45 leaving six children and several Lutheran services were held with interment at Union chapel D A Sharetts was general director
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Emma Myers
Charles G. Myers
Washington, D. C
Mize Myore
G. Edw. Myers
G. Elmer Fahrasy
East Third Street
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
May. E. Lippy
May E. Lippy
Walkersville
David Zimmerman
Sidney Wachter
Frank String
Clay Wachter
Robert Freanour
D. A. Sharetts
Pleasantly Entertained At Home Of Parents In Frederick
Social page notes Mr and Mrs Overy McBride entertaining friends Friday night at the home of the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Michael Kuill on Poplar Terrace near Frederick. Guests included multiple couples and individuals. A pleasant evening with refreshments around 11 o’clock followed. The piece also mentions a dance at Braddock Heights by the Imps Mandolin Club with music by the Frederick Select Orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overy McBride
Michael Kuill
Poplar Terrace
Frederick
J. G. Halty
Bits. Chas. Fraley
Geo. Ernoner
Shomen Dommar
Harry Jones
Comers McBride
Samuel Filby
Imps
Braddock Heights
Mountain Top
Frederick Select Orchestra
Divorce Granted for Lewis B. Moser and Wiols E. Moser
Lewis B. Moser of Foxville is granted an absolute divorce from Wiols E. Moser. The decree was signed by Judge Motter, S. 2, with Lewis Represented by himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis B. Moser
Foxville
Wiols E. Moser
Motter
Lewis
Moser
Special Meeting on Death of Charles N Bah a
A special meeting of the Independent House Company will be held this evening at o o'clock to discuss the death of Charles N. Bah a. Zinc and grinding make devos lead and zinc paint wear two as dong se lead and of mixed by band. Sold by P. L. Hargett & Co.
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Sptolsi
Hse Company
At& O'Clock Totaks
Charles N, Baha
Devos
P. L. Hargett & Co
Sobley Memorial Arch planned by Maryland group
The Sohley Triumphal Arch Association formed with Dr Henry V Walls Dr Melcher Ekstromer Charles Burkhart James Gorrell and Henry Y Brandy to raise funds and erect a stone arch in Maryland to honor Admiral Winfield Scott Sobley of Santiago battle fame. Maryland designers will submit drawings and a life size statue may top the arch after Sobley’s death.
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South
Maryland
Henry Yewell Bready
Henry V. Walls
Woman's Medical College
Melcher Ekstromer
Charles L. Burkhart
Old Colony Truss Company
Central Prest Company of
Out-of-town Singers At Reformed Church Services
Miss Orley McCarty of Washington sang a soprano solo at morning services while Bir and Mrs Spurrier of Baltimore performed a duet in the evening singing Abide With Me. Mr Spurrier is a tenor with Mrs Spurrier's soprano voice. Mr Melvin 4 B Buser deputy clerk bought 15 acres from Braddock Heights Improvement Company along the National turnpike near Petersville. Mr Siser paid 2200 dollars for a property near Petersville. About six hundred US soldiers are due tomorrow to camp on Boelkey farm in Petersville for target practice, with a detachment already there preparing the camp.
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the Reformed Church
Orley McCarty
Washington
Miss McCarty
Melvin 4. B. Buser
Braddock Heights Improvement Company
National Turnpike
Hammond Urner
Siser
Petersville
United States
Boelkey
FOE Sale. Ltd
Desiradiy Gy
Villines
Frdurbee Ae
Senta
Cor
Marie & Church Etc. Ltd
Seres
Frederick St
Deellive
Fourth Street
Ascre
Mt Tadler
Patrick Strest
Mole Rorth
Wood Bina
Patrick St
Meazel
Mocky Springs
Rare
Braddock
Boner
Bere. Orm
Fearnville
Mohler
Noritiat
Bacond St
Pee
Rodgetw
Woodsboro
McHeory
New London
N. Y Harker Street
Bukamck Pree National Bank
Ballina
Sew Wheels for Junior Engine
The new woxten wheels for the Junior engine arrived yesterday afternoon and have been fitted to replace the plaster wheels used for years. The heavy wheels are expected to reduce wear and tear on the engine and are win colored.
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Gerrins
Unique Baltimore and Ohio inspection engine on show
A special B and O locomotive built at Mt. Clare is paired with a small coach on top of the boiler for officials. The "inspection engine" carries a raised amphitheatre style seating, two pilots, and a three-member crew to allow rapid line trips without a full train.
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Baltimore and Ohio
J. G. Wesss
Pittsburg
Mt. Clare
Pennsylvania
McClare Shops
Silk Dress Sale Promises Unmatched Style and Value
An ad dense with offers for silk foulards and lace trims touts a grand clearance. It highlights silk dress fabrics, black ground silks, and numerous discounts through a housekeeping sale with many items at or near half price. Also notes Masonic notices and piano bargains.
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Nwidig
Willer
Ae Abass
Raghion
Tols Waok
Woman Arrested and Pigs Beating Noted in Local Crimes
Daniel Carroll, colored, was fined one dollar after being arrested by Officer Brust for cruelty to pigs. Judge Wood imposed the small fine due to pigs not being seriously harmed. Mayor Goldaborough represented the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Mrs John Moore of Clarksburg was jailed for preliminary hearing on abuse of a child, as charged by John Handy. Braddock's Notes mention social visits and local arrivals at The Catalpin with song service attendance noted.
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Daniel Carroll
Brust
Carroll
Justise Wood
Snd
EK. Y. Goldaborough
Society For Iit Prevention of Cruelty of Animals
John Moore
Clarksburg
Montgomery County
Howard White
Norrie
John Handy
Mary Handy
Braddock
Amos Arder
Linwood
Carroll County
Catalpin
Earle Wood
Heath Ratter
Uniontown
Edith Kimmerl
Baltimore County
Oxty
Eleanor Markey
Mary Jane
Myeraville
Quarantine Bills Stir York Council Over Aid to Families
York Pennsylvania councilmen condemn high charges for aid to families quarantined during a smallpox outbreak. The Myers family of the 13th ward is named as primary offender with $100 in groceries over six weeks. Purchases include 573 dozen eggs, 85 pounds sugar, butter, castor oil, and daily milk and eggs. A crowd attended last night’s Athletic Park event featuring dancing, target shooting, and bowling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Myers
13Th Ward
Athletic Park
Local dances and notices at Linganore and Braddock Heights
Community notices invite participation in dances at Linganore Hide Inn and Braddock Heights with scheduled departures for cars. A business meeting of B 0 8 of A to be held. Sir Knights plan support for lodges at Masonic Temple. Post includes a fish and produce sale and an excursion by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Washington and Baltimore with specific travel times and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linganore Hide Inn
Jacques du Molsydery No. 4
Masonic Temple
Columbis and
Lynch
A. F
A. B
Charles W. Hahn
W. NASA
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Waseraton
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
the Weekly News
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North Market Atrees
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Mary
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Columbia, Pa
Kepling Mer
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Manor Woods
Frederick Select
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John Wood
Jonal Mart
Eastern Milling & Export Company
Gora
GA. M
Rane Cocnol, Jr
Creagerttown
J. G Stevens
Loy’s
Sater
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Western Maryland Railroad
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Myron T. Merrick
Winslow
Pierce
Edward Fuller
Mayor Hayes
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Myron T. Herrich
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Joseph Green
OF Schley
Association
North Liberty
City Hall
Warren O. White
George L. . Wellington
Samuel
Richard“aon
Arthur Cowaill
White
Wellington
William M. McKnig
House of Representatives
Congresman Pearce
Londoway Ridge
H. &. van Deman
E.P. Sandstie
T. C. Fin
Edmund P. Gobill
Hancock, Tremanrar
F. O. Warman
D. P. Wolhsopter
Sco0be Nesbit
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Orlando Harrison
G. A. Barrison
Berlin
John Hendrickson
Gome
Thease Gooda
Strest
Ohana
Toan Hlenprtorson
Nwidig & Miller
Neidig & Miller
Clinton
Main
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Bester
Marne
Redarick
F. B. Sappington
A. T. Ricz& Sons
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Frederick, MD
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Thomas P. Rice
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BiIs
Wales
Willard
Keller
Patrick Bieret
Petermar
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Franklin Street
Saltimore
Josph W. Gaver
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Ofice
Sealdene
Ofice and
Heardensa
Edwin Devilziab
Devileiss & Uener, Uebrance
Doll & Albaugh Balding
North Market
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Mal D
B. C. Nicodemus
Brothers of Columbia Lodge
Lynch Lodge No
Chas. N. Hahn
Adolphus FxaReake
Columbia Lodge No
Will F. Oairos
I. Saks
Saks’ Optics, Co
City Hotel
Tussasy
Caillat Streif
N. Market Street
Onas
Por G.L. B
George Arshar
George B
Marian &. Smith
Frederick Go
Noah E, Cramer
Addresz W
Walek
Second Street
Spa Se
Fonlard
Rodook & Ya
Marseilles
Ingrain
T. Rice & Sone
Lidie's
Phone 216
Gro. T. Saverer
Fred'k County Fanners Exchange
Baltmee
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