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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1911

Page

7

Local Letters From Woodsboro Happenings and Visits

Community notes from Woodsboro recount visits among residents of Middleburg Detour Frederick Walkersville and nearby towns. Many families hosted relatives and friends with frequent Sunday gatherings and church services. farming activity and illness are mentioned. multiple small trips to Frederick and Baltimore cited.

GATUN LOCK PROGRESS AND LOCAL VISITS AROUND TOWN

The report notes the Panama Canal Gatun lock and first gate completion, while residents from King's Valley and nearby areas attended an Island Park excursion. Socials include visits by Miss Chloe Thompson, Mr. Richard Burnette in Germaniaown, and numerous local greetings, with a notable baseball game between Forneys Branch and Linganore clubs.

Harvey Moxley Beile Baltimore J. H. Burdette George Brown Parepa Baker James Burdette James Gaithersburg W. A. Smith Daisy Smith Gladys Forneys Linganore Club Moxley Chrobat Miles Hurley Burns Brown R. F Pearce C. Watkins Watkins Linganore Diller Smith C. F J. Boone Wagner A. Moxley Morgan Lanse Albaugh Ty Turley Colon Panama Gatun Panama Canal Henry L Stimson

Community notices from Clarksburg and Graceham areas

Many short items note visits and family gatherings in Clarksburg near Fountain Mills and Graceham. Names include Frances Grimes, J. T. Baker, Edith Snyder, Matilda Norwood, Dorcas Day, and Mrs. J. L. Baker. Attendees at Sunday services and picnics, plus local travels to Frederick and Thurmont, are listed with relatives and neighbors.

Frances Grimes Clarksburg Dorcas Day Matilda Norwood Edith Snyder Urdu Forrest James Burdette Woodfield J. T. Baker Brownlingsville Eldrige Multinix M. Broadhurst Land Harry Johnson Trederick Mattie Watkins Ren Parepa Baker Othe Lewis Mamie Davis

SundaySocial and Neighbor Visit Round in Local Town

A flurry of visits marked the week with Mr. and Mrs. Womerick and daughter Elizabeth at Mrs. Grashon’s home, Philadelphia guest Jessie Carson visiting Uncle Joseph Miller, and many townsfolk joining Pen Mar gatherings. Numerous relatives, church notices, and outings highlight weekend meetings, Braddock reunion attendance, and several trips to Frederick, Hagerstown, and Baltimore.

C.3e. Browning Near New Market W. L. Miller Mildred Littlestown R. R. Shank Romney, Vn Mae Morrison Jefferson Clifford Glass Trego Vernoh Sanner Samuel Forney J. Walter Weaning Clagdy-Keller Lander Stork Daniel McKenzie Bernard Brust Cluicher Frederick Bradley F. Free Braddock Harry Free Nevin Biser Shookstown Julian Kemp Lewis Kemp John I. Gonso Nannie Harry Estelle Clara E. Gonso Abbie Forney George McKenzie James McKenzie Hansonville Calvin’ Harper W. Ramsburg Roy H Ramsburg Chas. Harper Trene Grayson Snook Katherine Palmer Stobert Morgan Frederick City Hospital Lewis Snook Edward Heard Frederiick Lewis Heard Allen Wachter William Stull Chas. Cain Rosa Cain Flossie Anna Warrenfeltz Zoa Ross Charles Main Frederick Stull Hilda Montevue Myrtle Miller George Craver New Midway Bettie McKlever Marlinsburg WoVa Otuie Cook Ulin Camity Orns Iis Valley Riss Mery Brown Prederick Wiis Deseph Eugene A. Brown Balmore Albert Brown Florence Mercier Baltimore Eileen Davis Ella Deac Cashell Redland W. B. Johnson Washington L. B. Johnson Elsie Schwering Twin Oak Argong Edgar Hildebrand Dorsey Holland Holland Dace Ethel Spates Gaithersburg John P Charles Schildtnecht Boonsboro Howard M. Huffer Mary G. Bowlus Fannie Rice Mountaindale Athene Beachley Mehrl Beachley Middletown Jare Franklin L Bowlus Samuel J. Rusheman Maurice Slifer Charles Lewis Hagerstown David A. Lewis Harvey Burdette Monroe Watkins Vertie Lester Watkins Lewisdale Walter Cecil Comus Flora Watkins Mary King Wesley Grove Lindel King Anthony Smith Ethel Joseph, Smith Libertytown Ivy Broadhurst Graceeham Witlhide Thurmont Wm. M'Barny Crossman California Pusey New York Jessie Carson Ella Colliflower Edna Philadelphia Jennie Martin Bessie Helen Martin L. Heubener Litiz Graceham Heubener Mary Henry Womerick Elizabeth Harry Grashon Joseph Miller Loys Station Charles Boller Strong Ste Mell Pen Mar Maggie Renner Rocky Ridge James Grosbon Ella Coliflower Mabel Miller John Pitlinger Raymond Boller Gracellam Frank Collisower Anna Pfeifer Frank Bowlus Virgie Bowlus Maston L. Horine Burkittsville Ruth Pfeifer Stella Beatty Miss L Magaha Is. Shearer Pleasantville Afeist Abraham Wakewright Lee Attold Charles Pfeifer Ben Magaha Otho J Gaver Susan Whaler Otho J. Gaver Edith Price William Pfeifer Dorothy Petersville George Magaha Gract Edward Magaha William Hightman Sallie Whip Katie Stull Grace Woodsboro Harry Stull Edith Black G. B. Smith J. B. Ogle Thomas Nelson Emma Sophia Biggs Hilda Cramer H. W. Stull Eleanor Biggs Edward Thomas Charles Long Grayson Valentine Harry Boone Johnsville Joshua Wood J. D. Wood Insyrlo Famil Robert Barrick Rother Charles Barrick Laura Cr Slagerstown Ida Bertick Chas. Barrick Cramer James M. Thompson Thomas R. Thompson Washington, T Howard Miles Blanche E Edwards Thomas W. Edwards Mt. Airy Richard R. Thompson Washington, D. C Earl Richards Clarksburg

Critics Bought Monkeys as Congressmen

The House committee on expenditures in the department of agriculture opened an inquiry into cost and work of the Remsen board after it reversed Dr. Harvey W. Wiley on benzoate of soda genuine food standards. Testimony showed the board bought two terriers four monkeys sight dog cages an electric griddle a horoscope and a chiffonier in four years totaling 175 527 dollars. Salaries accounted for 120 095 dollars and expenses 55 432 dollars. The expense line drew attention with items such as the eight dog cages at 235 dollars two bull terriers 30 dollars four monkeys 28 dollars for the lot five monkey cages 100 dollars electric griddle 27 dollars and one horoscope 3 75 dollars. The particular horoscope variety was not specified. In Harrisburg motor license tag No 40 600 was issued by the mobile division of the state highway department exceeding last year’s record by more than 5 000. Dr M J Collins of Myerstown received the tag.

Washington Remsen Board Harvey W. Wiley Bureau of Chemistry House Committee On Department of Agriculture Wiley Zappane Temsen Board Pennsylvania Harrisburg Automobile Division State Highway Department M. J. Collins Myerstown

Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward and Endorsements

An advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case via Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements from Wal ding, Kinnan & Marvin and says the cure is ingested and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It claims testimonials are free and lists price per bottle.

Hall Cheney & CO Toledo F. J. Cheney Walding, Kinnan & Marvin Fall

Anne Arundel Tax Roll Cut Puts 12 Cent Rate Drop

Notes from across the state report Anne Arundel County reduces its tax rate by 12 cents thanks to a new assessment of 20 840 900 dollars. Other items include Naval Academy staff changes, a water supply investigation, and various local notices from Cumberland to Baltimore.

Anne Arundel Odd Fellows Minne War Department Glendho Naval Academy George Gorman Talbot Crothers Lester Clingan

Frederick Market Prices July 29 1911 Quotations

Frederick market prices furnished by Frederick County Farmers Exchange show corrected figures for July 29 1911. Prices cover wheat corn rye oats barley flour meal seed hay and feeds with ranges for No 2 Hed wheat and various timothy clover and mixed hay and straw, plus a note that advertising in the paper promotes success.

Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange Timothy

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