Promoter Widdup Indicted Over Stock Frauds and Masonry Company
N Widdup promoter of the National Brick and Concrete Company and related firms was indicted in Washington County and sued in Frederick County by Boaz Gardenour for about 4900 in two notes. Attorneys from Washington County, Gardenour loaned funds with last note dated in April. Widdup released on bail, whereabouts unknown, he pledged 1800 in bank funds but later investigators found less than 4000.
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N. Widdup
Nafional Brick and Concrete Company
Washington and Maryland Realty, Company
Frederick County
Boaz Gar
Nnme Aes
Princeton Buckey
Messrs. Hartle and
Wolfinger
Washington County
Gardenour
Widdup
National Brick and Concrete Company
Smithsburg
Nobel Barhhood
Washington
Triad
Collar as Symbol of Inequality, A Rhetorical Parable
A Harper's Weekly essay argues that abolishing collars would erode social distinctions and power. It asserts that removing the visible sign of class undermines inward strength, claiming collarless dress would render evening wear ridiculous and civilization fragile.
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Venus
Harper’s Weekly
Reclaiming Woodlands Aids Maryland Foresters
The United States Forestry Service will aid Maryland's forestry bureau in reclaiming padlands across the state. Cash and advice are sought, with the first $250 installment for this year to be paid soon. Governor Crothers launched the cooperation last month, seeking $220 from the National Bureau for experimental work next year, and the forestry secretary promised a check soon. The national bureau will periodically provide advice for experimental timber work in the state. Also touted is Chamberlain's Liniment for musculoskeletal relief, with druggists carrying it.
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United States Forestry Fooute
Maryland Forestry Bureau
Crothers
Wilson
National Bureau
Open Bids Tomorrow for City Water Works Improvements
Engineer Boardman leads proposals for a new four to five mile parallel water line to the city from two receivers to reduce reliance on current system. Mayor and Board of Aldermen to open bids tomorrow. work to start soon and may ease summer shortages and health hazards. Residents seek sewer along West Patrick Street amid mixed views, with the City Health Officer reporting unhealthy drainage and basement flooding risks on north side blocks.
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Mr. Probasce
Boardman Ig
Frederick
Board of Aldermen
Westpatrick Street
Court Street
Bridge
Fearch
In the Courts: Property Decrees and Probate Notices
A scanned court page lists property deeds and probate items. Jacob Mort and wife transfer land to John William Miller for 60.48. Wachter trustees transfer land to John W. Miller for 182.82. Thomas to William H. Kindles for ten estate in county. Names Milton Ingh Frederick and Venor Tank from Hanover cited in marriage license. Guardians accounts for James J Gambrill Jr and Altice Eckstein filed. Inventories, executors, and administrators named for several estates including Henry Coblentz Edward Powell and Nethie Mehrting.
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Jacob Mort
John Willam Miller
Andrew J. Wachter
Dr. J. Wachter
John W. Miller
Charles
Thomas
Wiliam BH
James J. Gambrill, Jr
Guardian
James T. Cgambrill
Susan May Gambrill
Christian Eckstein
Altice I. C. Ba
Gorman
Mohrniing
Henry Coblentz
Hezekiah UW. Summers
Imeory L. Coblentz
Juhn M. Oneal
Eddward
Powell
Susan M. Powell
Nethie
Tt. Mehrting
John J. Mehrting
Death of Mary Strine at Age Seven.
Mary N. Strine, daughter of Howard Strine, died at her father's home on Sixth Street at 6:45 AM from bronchial pneumonia aged seven. Funeral Friday at 10 AM in Walkersville Lutheran Church, burial at MS. Hope Cemetery Woodsboro. Etchison and Cane in charge. Vernon Leather infant son of EB and Annie Leather died in Baltimore yesterday aged two years, 10 months, and nine days. Funeral tomorrow afternoon.
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Aimhy
Mary N. Strine
Howard Strine
Baat Sixth
Walkersville
MS. Hope Cemetery
Woodsboro
Etchison and
Cane
Showers Vernon Leather
Annie Leather
Baltimore
Wince
Frederick Market Prices in Frederick County 1911
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers Exchange corrected June 14 1911. Prices cover Wheat No 2 Red 85 cents Corn Shelled 6 to 6 cents per bushel Rye 60 to 65 cents Oats 45 to 50 cents per bushel Barley 60 to 70 cents per bushel Flour Winter Wheat 5.40 to 9.0 Spring Wheat 5.20 to 5.70 Cornmen t 1.49 to 1.66 per bushel Middlings 28.40 per ton Red Dog 2.20 to 2.30 per pack Dairy Feed 25 to 26 per ton Cotton Seed Meal 1 to 2 Seeds Timothy 5.50 to 5.75 per bushel Clover 5.00 to 10 per bushel Hay Timothy 25 to 25 No 2 Timothy 22 to 24 No 1 Mixed 21 to 23 No 2 Mixed 26 to 22 Clover 18 to 19 Straw Wheat 6 to 8 Straw Oats 6 to 8 Hay Not Baled 20 to 22 per ton Potatoes 50 to 60 cents per bushel.
Olympic starts on journey amid labor tension at sea
Special Dispatch reports in Liverpool on June Ha at 2.00 PM. Seamen obey a general strike plan and tie up ships while White Star Line concedes to coal passer demands and tentatively to union claims, allowing giant Olvin pie to begin its first voyage to New York.
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Liverpool
White Star Line
Olvin Pie
Gayley denies knowledge of any steel agreement
Washington report states that Gayley refuses to acknowledge any national or international steel accord. Judge Stanley is named in the article, but no agreement is confirmed. The piece notes Gayley’s denial and references involvement by official Stanley.
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Washington
POM
Washington opens reciprocity debate in Senate
Senator W McCimber opens discussion on reciprocity in the Senate as June Fort and related topics draw attention. The brief item notes the start of a formal debate with potential implications for trade and policy.
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the News
Washington
W McCimber
New Record Established in Trade Data Release
The News reports Washington on June 1 noting a new high in exports at 150,267,278 dollars and imports at 877,788. The article markets classified advertising as effective, urging readers to try the News for prompt, low-cost results.
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Washington
Pleasant Paragraphs On Those Who Come and Go
Purely personal items list individuals visiting or traveling, with small movements between Frederick and nearby towns. Names include Jolliffe, Rager, Sappington, Burkholder, Baughman, Chew, Highbarger, Bell, Weant, Wett enstein, Watkins, Bond, Moore, Warner, Thomas, Kiracofe, Renner, Levy, Ordem an, Heinlein, Harris, Leavy, Allen, Ford, Staley, Knede, Cronise, Lo Stokes, Drier, Deak, Schaff, Darkis, Flanigan, Weishour, Sauerwein, and others with towns like Washington, Baltimore, Hagers town, Frederick, and Braddock Heights.
Martinsburg Edges Frederick in Slugfest on Home Grounds
Martinsburg defeated Frederick 6 to 1 at home as errors and early misplays fueled the visitors surge. LeGore and Derr sparked Martinsburg with solid defense and timely hits, while Frederick’s pitchers struggled to find the plate, fanning 14 over seven innings. Frederick’s lone run came in the ninth on Derr’s effort, but the late rally fell short.
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Allen
Frederick
Mattnsburs
Derr
Crouse
Vistors
Thomas
Johnson
J. LeGore
Slaughter
Phebus
Diel
Zeigler
Marlinsburg
Forman
Smiths Jong
Felker
Thompson
Telker
Martinsburg
Abt
Andersen
EL Ug
Nicodemus
Foreman
Smith
Bowers
Phoebus
St St Johnson
Rhs
Kkrouse
LaGore
Ss. Zeigler
Wf. Derr
Phoebus Erft
LeGore
T LeGore
Anderson
Brunswick Leads Western Maryland League with 12 4 Victory
Brunswick jumped to the top of the Western Maryland League after defeating Shepherdstown 12 to 4 on their field. Orrison starred with a home run a bases loaded three bagger and a two bagger, as Thompson and Nicode contributed stolen bases and the game featured umpire Albaugh.
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Brunswick
Shepherdstown
Orrison
Among the Sick From Frederick and Vicinity
Mrs. Geo H Zimmerman of East Patrick street is critically ill. Miss Sarah Phleeger of West Patrick street, once housebound with rheumatism, is now able to move about. A uniform success with Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is noted and widely favored. For sale by all druggists. Samuel A Lewis respectfully asks county friends for support.
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Frederick
Geo. H. Zimmerman
East Patrick Street
Sarah Phleeger
West Patrick Street
Samuel A. Lewis
Frederick County
Clarence G. Boller
Woodsboro
Sherif
Chas. T. Fagan
Frederick District
Guy 1. Motter
Webund
George R. Dennis, JR
William H. Jainks
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Skeptic
James N. Beck
Sugar Trust
Inquiry
Boardman
Seweron W. Patrick
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Milton VL Ingh
Venor
Tank
Hanover
Charles Wilkinson
Dones
Har|kittsville
Arptars Court
SB. Vrrngn LP
VETTE
Olympic
Gayley
W.gon
Jolliffe
Rufus A. Rager
West Fifth Street
Bumspers
Clifford ‘J. Sappington
Aroond
William Shepkate Visieng
Hov. Burkholder
Charles Ho Baughman
West Church Gheel
Charlts Chew
South Warker Street
Taltmere
Pr. O. S., Highbarger
Hagerstown
New City Hotel
Jattie S. Bell
West South Street
West Induster
Weant
Westminster
City
Anna Uettenstein
Clarke Place
Higott City
Melvin Watkins
Mt Airy
J A. C. Bond
Charles M. Moore
Patrick Street
Center Street
Warner
Emmittsburg
Walter “Zeigler
Church Street
Edith ‘Thomas
Edward Mrisell
Buckeystown
Elizabeth Titlow
Thomas Ramsburg
East Second Street
J. W. Kiracofe
Windsor, Pa
M. D. Happ
Dill Revenue
Otto Renner
Howard Fisher Paper Co
William S Levy
Q. Red. Ordeman
Washington and Lee University
Lexington, Va
George W. Heinlein
James Hi. Harris
Braddock Heights
Katherine Leavy
Charleston, S. C
Margaret Allen
Richard
Harford County
Glenn H. Worthington
Record Street
Margaret Ford
Mt. de Gales Academy
Catonsville
Messrs
Robert and Charles Staley
Rock Toll College
Ellicott City
Hewitt Knede
Pennsylvania State Normal School
Shippensburg
Guy Robert and Family
A. G. Cronise
Hammony Grove
Aliss Elsie Cronise
Charles Lo Stokes
Cora Drier
Bill Avenue
Westminister
Western Maryland College
William W. Deak
Oir People’s Insurance Ca
Syimenl
Cluireh
David Schley Schaff
Western Theological Seminars
Pittsburg
Frederick Br
Frederic Darkis
Ernest Flanigan
Creagerstown
Estel Darkis
Charles Schlipper
Agnes Weishour
Annie Gwilt
Emma Gwilt
Jacob Weishour
John Sauerwein
Lewistown
Gideon Wachter
Thomas Darkis
Lorth
Lotals
Alten
Fredericken
Zameang
Goodyear West
Moser's
James Long
North Market ST
Chas. L. H. Fox
North Market Street
R. Il
North
John Esterly
East Sixth St. majOdly
N. IL & D. Mantz
Market St
Waring Tyson
South Market Street
W. Clinton McSherry
Second Street
H. E. Peterman
West Franklin Street
Baltimore, MD
R. Evard Kepner
vTh K
Chas. E. Gill
United States College OF Veterinary Surgeons
T Haya
ML Biwads
Rosenour’s
Ma Street
Judah
Storn-Room 417
Market Street
C. W. Milier
Julsdsr
New Central National Bank
Bank
Corner Church
Court Streets
Ss. Clingan
Political Cards
Fredrick County
Judd
Will
Orphans’ Court
Frederiel
T, Allen Grumbeine
Braddock District
Him&wark
Jesse F. R. Heagey
Court St
Frederick, Md
Orphans' Court
Licket
John W. Mumford
MayGd&éwFt
Marigd&wimk
George T. Roderick
Frederick Couny
Scott
Welty
James A. Jones
Sali
Phalton
Umick
Doll & Duil
Julidte
John Filby
West Sixth St. Julidse
St. FuTatl
TOR Sale
Third Street
Aid, U
Soule Realty Company
Washington, D. C
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Inisae
SALEW
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