Local Business Listings and Notices
A fragmented OCR listing shows several business names and notices including dance tonight, costumes, cafe music, millinery reductions, special bargains, and Saturday discounts. Also mentions Braddock Heights correction and dancing garden, with address 113 East Fifth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee Seo. G. Ek & Co
C. Rt. Burr & Co Marr
Braddock Heights
Tyeryar
J. J. Ridenour New Y. McA
N. B
Noidig & Miller Dancing Garden
Personal visitors and travels around town
A stream of residents and relatives are noted visiting and traveling. Names include B J Schildtkneck returning from a trip to Pennsylvania, Ruth Motter visiting Thorntont and John Michael in Frederick, Emory L Coblonts in Baltimore, and many others visiting relatives in Germantown, Middletown, Washington, and New York State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.J. Schildtkneck
Pennsylvania
Ruth Motter
Second Street
Thorntont
John St Mchael
West Patrick Street
Digba
Emory L. Coblonts
Baltimore
John Loy
North Market Street
Emmitsburg
Joseph W. Gaver Wan
Washington Junction
Yeaterdary
Mire
Wm. Bouliiin
Orange
N. J
West Church Street
J. EF. Voluso
Iuchester
New York
Mary Bnyder
Germantown
Dorothy Rowell
Alla Church
Walkeraville
Misa Tabitha Koogle
Washington, D. C
W. EB
Kefauver
Dill Avenue
Mira
McCardell
Weat Church Street
Falla Church
Ts . Niza Idarihetto Sur
Utteh
N.Y
Charles F. Steck
East Church Street
I Ifester
Carre Morecil al
C. Rebecca Morsedl
New York State
Elinor Markey
New England Conservatory
Muale
Borton
Mass
Catal- Pin Cottage
Braddock Heights
Local Fishing Scores and Oddities Reported
In a night fishing tally Messrs Baumgardner and Roberts caught a boatload of bass cubfish and catfish. Yesterday Nicholea Haller Edward Lense and Joe Elkins netted three bass four cubfish and two catfish. Waterworks Ged H Wiener handles a fire plug repair at Church Court. A six hoof bay horse aged eighteen is now with Charles Klipp in Hagerstown after a transfer from Saach and Orcutt. the animal is on West Fifth Street and noted for its unusual six hoofs and short inner hooves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tnight
Messra
Wr. Baumgardner
Roberts
Nicholea Haller
Edward Lense
Joe Elkins
H. Wiener
Church Court Atreeta
Central National Bank
Washington County
Wm. Leach
Saach & Orcutt
Hagerstown
Charles Klipp
Fifth Street
Unclear fragmentary notice from North RK district
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a valuable driving item and an animal, with garbled names and locations. Readable names include William Fyme and North rk tel, but essential details and context are missing to form a complete item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fyme
North Rk Tel
Frederick Wins Hard Fought Game at Hagerstown
Frederick's baseball team defeated Hagerstown on their home field with key hits in a high scoring contest. Patsy Maher pitched superbly supported by sharp fielding and a decisive two run single from Malone helped Frederick take an early lead before stable defense and a late surge by Hagerstown made the finish close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Hagerstown
Gravioa
Angerstown
Patsy Maher
Karrott
Maraber Buhrman
Innning
Deane
Bentoo
Creager
Doane
Carroll
Bulkman
Malone
Twro Begger
Creeger
Hone
Hite
Clinton
Selvage
Maher
Bulla
Fredenek
Suedell
Benton
Shapson
Claston
Wes
Aul
Yaw
Ebert
Aleth
Belog
Ftuswell
Bislanes
Bills
Hanks
Haegerstown
Coggins
Chiyton
Brown
Thre Fundies
Winan
Carrell
Loli
Gallahan
Simpson
Hen Russell
Wade
Wan
Cirioll
Clayton
Blapada
Hagerstown Herald
Huggell
Frederick Boys
Mi 12
Aute
Simpeon
Callahen
County tax rate hike funds new school buildings and salaries
A county budget meeting set the annual levy at 5 cents per $100, increasing the total tax to 7 cents above state and county rates. The 22,017,929 taxable base yields 235,611.49 to raise for public schools, new schoolhouses, roads, bridges, debt interest, pensions, charities, sinking fund, elections, and registrat...
Bar Association Plans Session on Orphans' Court Abolition
Maryland Bar Association committee reports to meet July 7 4 6 at Blue Mountain House. Key proposal calls for abolition of the Orphans' Court statewide and for county judges to preside over related matters, with elections by the people and broader recognition of the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans‘ Court
Committee On Laws
The
Maryland Bar Association
Blue Mountain House
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
Conway W. Sams
Phnirman
Iarge
Red Men Elect Officers and Plan July 4 Events
At a Chippewa Tribe No. 19 meeting officers for the new term were elected: Sachem Milton T. Engle, Senior Sagamore Richard S. Keyser, Junior Sagamore Albert B. Brown, Prophet William H. Gilbert, Trustee Edward A. Gittinger. Plans include a log demonstration next week and a Nourttor Contry Railroad special train Saturday night. A series of events on Friday July 3 and Saturday July 4 feature receptions, rose race, drill contests, band concerts, grand parade with fireworks, and a major Red Men and firemen display with speed exhibitions and a large force of onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sachem
Milton T. Engle
Sagamore
Richard S. Keyser
Albert 8. Brown
William H. Gilbert
Edward A. Gittinger
Mace
Nourttor Contry Railroad
Ban on Explosives by Express Companies
The Adams Express Company forbids fireworks on its routes and will bar explosive devices on cars and in consignments. The rule extends to Ithesbfdiet Rail road Company and may apply to Southern Express Company. Authorities cite danger to messengers and packed merchandise during peak season and urge strict enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Express Company
Ithesbfdiet
Southern Express Company
Adame
Frederick Stars In Baseball Recap With Hits And Errors
Unclear game notes recount two based hits by Malone Coggi Hanks Baechtel and Creager while Brown Doane Buhrman Selvage and Bates lead series hits. Frederick allows four earned runs as Hagepower and Maher strikeouts number and a passed ball noted. Fans greet home team as band arrival and celebrations follow postgame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malone
Coggi Hanks
Baechtel
Creager
Brown Doane
Buhrman
Selvage
Case Bates
Frederick
Hagepower
Doane
Aby Maher
McCarde
Law’s Grip. Seventeen-Year-Old Runaway Arrested in Middletown
The 18 year old Leater Cook was arrested by Deputies in Middletown Valley yesterday on incorrigibility for running away from his parents George E. and wife in Church Hill. He appeared before Justice J Francis Smith who ordered him to return home and obey his parents. Meanwhile Pearl seen Wood and one Bord were fined for disorderly conduct by Officers King Dieter and Hobbs with fines of 2.50 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leater Cook
Ae Mer
Middletown
George E. Cook
Church Hill
J. Francis Smith
Hay Wood Wood
King, Dieter
Hobbs
Justice J. Ealstein
Committed to Montevue for Treatment
A person was committed to Montevue for treatment by Justice C. H. Rekstein. The individual was taken to the reinstitution by Constable Lewis F. Cart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevue
Ay Bishiwell
Justice C. H. Rekstein
Lewis F. Cart
Funeral Notices for Ashbaugh and Mongome
The funerals for David Samart Ashbaugh and James I. Mongome were held at their homes with services conducted by Rev. Osborne Ingle and Rev. Bengon. Interments were at Mt. Olivet cemetery with pallbearers named for Ashbaugh and Newstead for Mongome. funeral directors were Mas P. Rice and C. Carty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Samart Ashbaugh
East South Efreet
Osborne Ingle
Abraham Grove
Lewis Hooper
Charles Herman
Chas
A. Poole
Edwate
Mt. Olivet
Mas P. Rice
James I. Mongome
Jjamaville
Mr. Bengon
John Sponseller
Beary Musetter
John Smith
James Curette
Anthony Williams
C. Carty
Miss Natale Mitchell buys lot for bungalow in Washington
Miss Natale V Mitchell of Washington DC purchases lot No 6 on the dock Bidding and Development Co plat to erect a bungalow. Nearby residents plan similar purchases as Jennie A Harbin cared for by Mrs Harbin. Frederick Council No 118 Jr O U A M elects Geo R Rumpf Councillor and other officers. City hall flag at half mast in memory of ex President Cleveland. funeral today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natale V. Mitchell
Washington, D. C
Ddock Bidding and Development Company
Mra
Jennie A. Harbin
Frederick
Cleveland
Smith
CLINE BUILDING OPENING NOTICE ON ROUTH MARKET STREET
The Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland announces space is available during the erection of the Cline Building on Routh Market Street near Patrick Street as the second building from to prevent C E Cline Furniture and Carpet Store. The notice appeals to the public for the proper translation of business and convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cline
C. E. Cline Furni
State Events Highlight Tax, Courts and Associations
Somerset county tax rate fixed at 1.28. Court of Appeals issues opinions on several cases. Maryland Teacher Association sessions continue at Coran City. Governor Crothers and the Good Roads Commission tour Harford county. Maryland Pharmaceutical Association elects M. Fouch of Baltimore president and others. Rail union news and Baltimore mayoral injunctive action noted in Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerset County
Court of Appeals
Maryland ‘Teader’ Association
Coran City
Crothers
Good Roads Commission
Harford County
Maryland Pharmaceutical Association
Ocean City
Tsaetag M. Fouch
Baltimore
Deph Garver
Taype
Ginitheburg
Warhing
Aye Company Ag
Annapolis
Death notices for Miss Ella Tucker and Mrs Jones
Information reaches us of the death of Miss Ella Tucker of this city near Baltinory yesterday. Survived by brother Charles A. Tucker. Funeral arrangements not announced. Also reported is the death of Mrs. Frank Z. Jones wife of ex Councillor Jones of the O U A M in Rome New York on Sunday. She came to the city in 1906 with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Tucker
William Tucker
Baltinory
Charles A. Tucker
Fex
Jones
Frank Z. Jones
Rome
N.Y
Mr. Jones
Dancing Garden and Local Notices in Braddock Heights
A fragment describes regular Friday dances in Braddock Heights with dancing at the Dancing Garden Besant Fifth Street and nightly Bowlling alleys open. It notes a misprint about a reservoir measurement and a lost item from a window near a street corner. The piece mentions music and notes to the editor regarding water supervision and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
F. d& Bf
Lectric Cat
Oaterp Street
Irying ‘Alanne
Bort
Local notices offer meals and theater listings amid Fourth of July safety rules
The notice details New M. A. C. Cafe opening with ticketed meals for breakfast dinner or supper served at regular hours and a la carte meats. It also lists city ordinances enforcing fireworks restrictions for Frederick during the Fourth of July 1908 with heavy fines for guns cannons and toy cartridges. New Nickel Theatre showcases Now pictures with free attendance for children under five and a funeral director offering services from his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seagon
C. D. Dosa
Frederick
Yaar
New Nickel Theatre
Coolcat Place
Natalie
Deciding the Question for Soy and Fabouates
A brief note outlines who will decide the question for a dispute involving Soy se Fabouates and Gas any Eurerase Co. Key parties and the governing authority are referenced, signaling upcoming procedural steps.
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John D. Henduichnon
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Eclipse
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Neldiw & Miller
New Lakerie
Howe
Calla
Neidig & Miller
Red Man
Hife
John E. Ridenour
Wm. H. B. Etchison
Etchison Furniture
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EM. Almer
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Charchy
BICR
Spa
Ceorge Rice
Fai Redorink
Thomas P.rior
Kertly
A. J. Fichelberger
Rockies
EL i Elberger
Charley L. Renn
Sienna
Charles L. Ren
Homer
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M. L. Etchison
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LL. Etchison
South Market Street
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