Farmers Clubs Gaining Ground In County
The county shows growing interest in forming farmers clubs. Field Institute events feature spraying and pruning talks by experts from state and national agencies. Director Amees outlines a draft constitution and by laws to govern county clubs, urging districts to organize and sustain agricultural enthusiasm.
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Farmers’ Institutes
J. Wm. L. Amess
Snook
Grovest Essea
W.O. Jonsson
Stete
8. B. Hegis
Washington
United States
Wills P. Hizard
Westchester
James B Robinson
Fiste
Hizard
Weilss
Amees
Local chatter hints at rival business moves and faraway politics
The piece satirically notes New York fears of a revival of Besley dinner literature. Armour and Pullman are said to seek a biscuit monopoly in the cracker trade. Phrases mention potential annexation of Hawaii and Maryland’s role at the Tennessee Exposition, implying shifting influence and public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Armour and Pullman
Crecker
Uncle Sam
Hawaii
PUBLIC OPINION TIMELY EXCERPTS FROM LEARNED EXCHANGES
A collage of reprinted political squibs and opinions from multiple papers. Topics include Cleveland's administration, Georgia governors and colonels, Bulgaria's gold standard, sugar investigations, France tariffs in Madagascar, populist railroad plans, the Prince of Wales Jubilee, a Cripps bank scandal, and other brief commentaries.
The Hymne of Abdul Hamid
An irregular verse lament on Abdul Hamid and war, invoking religious crusade rhetoric. It describes a bloodied purge, calls to purge the land, and a grim depiction of Europe and Christians as enemies. The speaker boasts of slaughter and divine sanction, ending with a defiant line attributed to John Davidson.
Local civic chatter and harvest notes from Frederick scene
A column of assorted local opinions and notes. Farmers optimistic about wheat yields if prices improve. Market reports note a large strawberry supply. Public sentiment in Braddock Heights opposes nearby saloon openings. Frederick County praised as a fertile garden spot with scenic valleys.
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United
Braddock Heights
the Heights
Braddock
Frederick County
Rider Howe
Conference Notes From A Brethren Meeting In Uniontown
Bilder Stoner chairs arrangements as a large annual meeting draws hundreds. Lodging and meal delays occur amid ample bread and pastries from Pittsburgh. The gathering includes numerous clergy, merchants, and attendees from Indiana to Virginia, with several pickpocket incidents and a bicycle record attempt noted.
Armenian Missionaries Speak in City Churches
Large Sabbath attendance as Armenian missionary Rev B L Jenanyan and wife delivered six addresses across city churches including Presbyterian Reformed James Lutheran and M E B Church. Collections supported Armenian relief with offerings to be sent to New York City treasurer. contributions welcome through pastors.
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Orphare’ Homse
Loyseille
B. L. Jenanyan
Jenanyan
Presbyterian Church
Mre
Jenanysn
M. EB
Evangelical Lutheran
U. B
Middletown
Ford
New York City
Community religious meetings and events announced
This afternoon from 1 to 4 there is a general missionary meeting in the tabernacle and a 7 p.m. meeting of the General Missionary and Tract Committee in the main hall. Tonight at 8 there is preaching in the tabernacle and City Hall with undecided speakers. Tomorrow morning the standing committee begins the convention in tabernacle around 8. The I O G T adds a demonstration at Damascus Grove. Broad Run and Burkittsville schools will receive flags and Bibles this afternoon. Rev C W Stinespring and Mr Reno S Harp speak. Linganore Sunday School marks its annual picnic at White Hill's Grove Unionville with Rev W J McKenney and Hon Milton Urner among speakers. Middletown Council Jr O U A M plans a parade and an ice cream and strawberry festival tonight.
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Tabernacle
Genera A Missionary and Tract Committee
Ustanour
Ueorgsntzstloo
Damascus
Jefferson Counc. Jr. O. UG. AL ML
Broad Run
Burkittsville
C. W. Stinespring
Reno S. Harp
Linganore
Whitehil’s Grove
Unionaville
W. J
Gelet Wedding at Smallwood Residence
A wedding occurred yesterday morning at 9 30 in the residence of Mr Charles Smallwood on South Market street. Bride Lila Beakin of Virginia and groom William Price of Mount Morris Illinois were joined in matrimony. Elder S H N Beahm officiated with family members and a few close friends in attendance.
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Charles Smallwood
South Market Street
Wm. Price
Mount Morris
Mise Lila Beakin
Virginia
SH. MN. Beahm
S. H. N. Beshm
Perior
Gaited Drill Association Exhibition Near Market Fountain
The Gaited Drill Association under Captain Frank Stokes performed a brisk exhibition on North Market streets fountain Saturday evening. Dressed in red shirts white pants and blue caps they displayed high discipline and skill and pledged to win at Annapolis Wednesday.
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Frank Stokes
North Market Streets
Annapolis
Exhibit of Louisiana Produce at convention grounds booth
Mr E Hammond of Lake Charles La represents North American Land and Timber Co and the Orange Land Co and is traveling agent for the C W and G Railroad. He has an exhibition in a booth opposite the convention grounds with a large collection of South Western Louisiana products including plums grapes pears potatoes figs rice peaches quinces and Japanese persimmons. The Percy Estate trusteeship changes as Judge Boyd appoints William E Walsh of Cumberland as trustee for James Percy estate with bond of 150000. Swann heirs in Priebure expect 250000 to be distributed soon. Mrs Sidney Wolfe of Frederick and Mrs Rebecca E Bisse of Frederick also heirs to the estate. Money has been in trust for years.
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Louisiana Producte
E. Hammond
Lake Charles
North American Land and Timber Co
Orange Land Co. &c
C. W.and
G. Railroad
Louisiana
Percy
Willam E. Walsh
Cumberland
Boyd
James Percy Estse
Wiliam H. Percy
Snake
Swann
Priebure
Sidney Woll
Thomas Wolfe
Rebecca E. Bisse
Frederick
Advertised Letters at Frederick City Office 1887
First of the advertised letters in the Frederick City post office for Saturday June 3rd 1887. Addressees must call within two weeks or items go to the dead letter office. Names listed include Ida McKenna A C McConnell Tom Smith Daniel Blade Mrs Charies Burdett Miss Rebecca Grove Miss M E lpbsfer.
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Frederick City
Ofice Asaturday
Gesviemes
Ida McKenna
A.C. McConnell
Tom Smith
Daniel Blade
Charies Burdett
Rebecca Grove
M. EL Pbsfer
Record Ride Stuns Frederick Entrant Mary Smith Sets Pace
Mary Smith rode from Frederick to an unnamed destination in four hours and nine minutes, starting at 1 a.m. and arriving around 9.50 a.m. The record ride was paced by Frederick wheelment and several of his teammates who also served as Americans.
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Sue Fastrercce
United States
Mary Smith
Frederck
Frederick Wheelment
Severel
Amers
Returned Home and Quack Cures Sold Nearby
Lost boy returned near Middlepoint. Advertisement for Bly Cream Balm and Shiloh's Cure with bold claims of throat and lung healing. Drugs from Bly Bros and Albert Jearns Etohian Building push nostrums, insect powder, and a money back guarantee.
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Tiebmsndscksor
Middlepoint
Shiloh
7Albert 1
Jearm Etohiaon
County exams span three days for ninety two applicants
The County Board of Commissioners examined ninety two applicants over three days with two for whites and one for colored. Results will follow after review of blanks, possibly two weeks or more. Three scholarships were sought at the State Normal School in Baltimore.
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County Board Commissioners
E. L. Robirts
Mr. Young
Bobbutz
Young
State Normal School
Baltimore
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