Public sales notice for upcoming season
Those planning public sales next season should promptly send their names addresses and sale date to The News for recording in the Public Sale Record to avoid conflicting dates. The News publishes the sale notices in both daily and weekly issues once orders and copy are received, and no notices will appear without paid bills or advertisement orders.
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Tus News
Tte
Saum Reatetaen
Yrer
Cusnerx
Danly
Wrexy
LOCAL PERSONAL: Residents Linked By Business Trips
A list of residents and visitors in Frederick from Washington Baltimore Brunswick Utica and Catonsville on business or visiting relatives includes Calvin Schildknecht John Motter Legis Carter John W Kolb Vincent Sebold Ehoer Ramteburg Harry Webster and Miss Nannie Poole. Several couples and families are noted as visiting or returning from trips and hospital bedside care.
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Calvin Schildknecht
Washington
John C. Motter
Legis F.carter
Baltimore
John W. Kolb
Brunawick
Pretterick
Jobn Marshall Grumbine
Doube
Vincent Sebold
Emmitsburg
Frederick
Ehoer K. Ramteburg
Utica
Harry Webster
Madison Avenue
Charles Webster
Adamstown
Nannie Poole
Mollie Poole
Roy Hickman
Weldon
Vieiti
John
Wertheimer vs Shafer breach of covenant suit in circuit court
In circuit court the case of Charlies Wertheimer vs George Shafer was taken up. It seeks 1300 damages for alleged covenant breach and a note balance of about 111. The defendant rented the Matuti farm in Wetersyite district on shares from April 3 1908 to April 1 1908. The plaintiff says he did not receive his half of the crops and the defendant owes him. The defendant claims the plaintiff owes him 150. The case occupied the court earlier and was still in progress at 1 oclock.
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Charlies Wertheimer
George
Shafer
Matuti
Wetersyite
Fragmentary Budget Bits Prompt Local Street Intersection
Readable fragments note a budget topic and a street intersection near a named area. The text is incomplete, giving no clear event, date, or entities beyond generic references to a company and local streets.
Local Option Bill Falls in Maryland House Vote 50 to 48
Frederick County delegation supported the measure but the Local Option bill was killed in the Maryland House by 50 to 48 in a sharp session. Debate centered on liquor control, with opponents arguing it infringes rights and confiscates property while proponents stressed state welfare and home rule. The vote closed a protracted clash, keeping the issue unresolved.
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Bill Yeaterday
House of Delegates
Benson
Dawkins
Sands
Mr. Rabe
Ford
Frederick County
Anderson
J. Bind Milla
Girdwood
Mc. Marriott
Dawking
Mc Marriott
Commonwealth
Maryland Local Option Bill Sparks Political Tension
Local debate intensifies as supporters accuse opponents of bluffing on the Local Option bill. Superintendent Anderson notes a last night shift in sentiment and promises a forthcoming policy, while headquarters plan a public test of good faith and a decisive legislative record.
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Maryland
Anderson
Orie
Mee
Samured
Lytte
Sunciay
Thia Palley
My Mary
Gould Named for Baltmore Judgeship by Taft
Urging Justice Gould of Montgomery County for the new Baltimore judgeship grows among Maryland lawmakers. Representative Pearre backs Charles Wigan of Hitherstown, but other considerations shift toward Gould as candidate for the district supreme court vacancy.
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Gould
Ashbrey’ Gould
Montgomery County
Maryland
Setre Age
Wines
United States
Washington
Dietrict Supreme Court
Taft
Baltmere
Pearre
Charles Wigan
Hitherstown
Wagmumin
Meeting of Frederick Lodge No 100 I 0 0 C F
Frederick city Lodge No 100 I O O C F held a meeting last night with opening remarks by District Deputy Master Rev Dr Thomas Freeman Dixon on The Symbols of Odd Fellowship. Members delivered impromptu talks in support of Palestine Encampment No 20 and Prof George Edwards Smith performed Agate Laure in a graceful finale.
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Frederick Lodge
Frederick City
Wm. H. Beall
Geo. Edw. Smith
Agate Laure
Revival Draws Large Thurmont Audience
A Thurmont party attended a United Brethren revival in Thurmont at Mesam Green Garber. Rev C M Sparrow and evangelist Rev Paul Henry Packard preached on What Will Ye Do With Christ to a full church, with many standing. Attending were Rev Packard, Mr and Mrs Charles Fooneyfrock and daughters Ethel and Vergie, Mr and Mrs William Rhoderick, Mr Charles L Stokes, Mr Cornelius McDevitt, Mr Glenn O Garber, Miss Mamie Fogle and Mr Irving Koil.
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Thurmont
Mesam
Green & Garber
United Brethren Church
C. M. Sparrow
Paul Henry Packard
Christ
Charles Fooneyfrock
Ethel and
Vergie
William ©. Rhoderick
Charles L. Stokes
Cornelius McDevitt
Glenn O. Garber
Mamie Fogle
Irving Koil
Deer intrudes in South Mountain wheat field
A large doe wandered into D. W. Snowberger’s wheat field near Reedside on South Mountain, approaching close to the farmstead before retreating into the hills. The incident follows several deer sightings as winter drives wildlife from usual haunts.
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D. W. Snowberger
Reedside
Will of Peter W. Shafer Filed for probate in Middletown
The will of Peter W. Shafer of Middletown has been filed in the Orphans Court for probate. It authorizes a trust with power to invest and to pay income to his wife Annie L. Shafer during her life, then to divide the remainder among his children, with provisions for deceased children's shares to pass to their issue. He appoints his son P. Shafer as executor.
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Peter W. Shafer
Middletown
Orphans’ Court
Annie L. Shafer
Reer P. Shafer
Emmitburg Couple Celebrates Sixty Years Married
Mr and Mrs Henry Stokes of Emmiteburg yesterday marked sixty years of marriage. They remain active and still share a simple, peaceful life after decades in their community with long years of devoted service.
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Eog
Henry Stokes
Emmiteburg
Tife
Baers
Canal Season to Open with Boats Ready for Chesapeake Ride
The season will see water open to the Chesapeake and Ohio canal on March 20 and boating season commence April 1. Several new boats were built over winter under Superintendent Young as part of preparations for the outing.
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Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Correction on Kennedy-Tiddedy Celebration Report
A correction notes that Mrs J J Kennedy went to News yesterday about Mr Kennedy's birthday celebration but there was no notification by Mr Kennedy of the event. The item clarifies the misunderstanding and amends the previous report.
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J. J. Kennedy
Cennedy
Kennedy
Nurses Home Finance Committee Seeks Additional Funds
A delegation from lacred appeared before the Senate Finance Committee at Annapolis seeking to add 4000 to the usual 8000 maintenance appropriation for the Nurses Home and 5000 for a Dukes building. The group included Mrs A C Metter dell president and Mrs George Heinjeth treasurer with Mrs Nel Superintendent and other officers. Senators Mathias and Coates accompanied the party as bills were introduced in the House of Delegates on drunkenness and disorderly conduct penalties and bank charters. Senator Mathias reported a bill amending Walkerville charter and a county commissioners bill to sell stock in turnpike companies.
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Senate Committee On Pinance
Annapolis
Iseekhiz
Frederickity
Mra
A.C. Met‘turdell
George Heinjeth
Mine Nel
C. J. Conley
C. J. Baugh
Imap
Edward Baugh
Edward Shifier
Migs Effla Etchelberger
C. WL. Coates
Phouwta Jolinov
Mathias
DucKes
House of Delegates
Werfenbaker
Castle
The
Valley Savings Bank
Erman
State Board of Undertakers
Walkerville
Senate
bin Lill
Fréderick Equnty
Eumiteburg Savings Bank
Diamonds Beat Loyola College In Fast Buffs Clash
Diamonds defeated Loyola College 87 to 19 in a fast paced game at Diamond Rick. Captain Fisher led scoring while Thomas and Derr each contributed strong center play. Loyola’s Cook and Duvall fought hard as Jones and Derr provided long shots, with refereeing by Creager.
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Loyola College
Diamonds
Dorr
Fisher
Viritore
Thomas
Cook
Loyola
Jones
Insitore
I Derr
Tormey
Kearney
Duvall
Briscoe
Gill
Jonea
Clark
Fraser
Derr
Creager
Bank Rate Increase Announced on Deposits
Notice states that starting January 1, 1009 the bank raises all interest bearing deposits to four percent per annum. Term deposits and other deposits remain subject to existing continental provisions governing their eligibility and conditions.
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Intercot
Ite
Caid
Rundle Brooppers Safety Razor Offer at El Amos’s Drug Store
A dated advertisement promotes a safety razor and blades, claiming sharpness across brands. It offers a ten day trial with money back if unsatisfied and lists El Amoss Drug Store, Rexall as the retailer. The readable text hints at seasonal sale context and consumer protection wording.
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EL Amos
Rexall
Tribute to Mrs Brunner by Board of Managers
The Board of Managers of the Home for the Aged honors Mrs Margaret M Brunner a charter member and guiding light. They speak of her unshaken faith mercy and strength noting her calm dignity and the inspiring example she set for the community and church. Stockholders meet March 4 at 3 pm in the Frederick City.
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Board of Managers of the Home For the Aged
Margaret M. Brunner
Margaret M. Drmper
The
Home For the Aged
Brunner
Indestructible Record News and Night Theatre Pleasures
A clutter of ads and notices from a 1930s issue. Indestructible Record News trumpets growing reach as Bohemian Burlesque Show headlines Family Theatre tonight. Also listings for Pathe films, low price cleaners, stockholders meeting for Colt Dixon Packing Co in Frederick Maryland, and assorted local notices.
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Tom Miser
Family Theatre
Colt-Dixon Packing Co
Frederick City
McCoremaom
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NWS
City Opera
City’ Opera
D. Edw
Houck W. Nicodemus, Jr
Kelme & Wilders
Geo
H. Wiener
Flautt Wee
Thos
J. Altuimay
A. Pearce, Jr
Amlnstretx
Abattoir
Tonight
Marvel Bemian Burlesquers
EL Cline
G. Quyon & Co
J. D. Hendrickson
E. Third St
Chute Ton
Erated Company
Bill
Ea Serie
Frederick Hospital
Barkers
Ray
A. Splum
E Frederick
Fredk
College
Barker Schley
Ae LF
Lease
C. Bolth
Htorm
Duffy
Bigley
Ipmare
Deka Othe
Y. C.A
Pss
Master Ni Duvall
Master Fisher
George L. Wilhelm
Belsin
Wan
L. P.cc
Oltiseng
National Bank
Citizens! National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
D. Baery
G. Baker
H. D. Baker
G. Simmerman Canniee
Ramuel G. Duvall
Onohter
O. EB
Cram FP
L. Hasame
D. Baum
Bia
Ani Iblendrickno
Telephone
John 2, Hendrickson
Es Neidio & Miller
Mika
Bend
Mintehwest
Neidig & Miller
Williamson's Drug Store
Sae Sm Ph
Thetchon Furniture
D.wreeunol
Sretertek
Rp Ho Cphomas F.rice
Norte Market
Otreety Rman
Swredbrice
Rane
C. L. Kono
RENM
Real Tate Agents
Arey
Tritapor
East Ain
Rick Uwelling
Senat
Mtroat
East Okuren
Draoe den Macier
Patrick Atress
Rama
Bruteville
East Third Street
L. Cramer & Sona
East Church Atreet
Cramer & Stauffer
Ramer & Stauff
Fon Foot
Oppor
Watie
Fidelity Bonds
Acts
Urbane
Woodsboro
Adameowa
Ais Z
Woling
Strest
Market Pireat
Price
Junior Hall
Beth
Cico
J.ocal
Tigers
Marvel Tonight
Pathe
E.S. Moser & C
Patrick St
Elle
Family Tatler
Bohemia
Tngbutandar
Eenant
Colt
Thet
Dr. Meane’ la Grippe
Clinton E. Main
Newham
Keel
WBA
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