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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1914
Page
4
The Frederick Daily News announces subscription rates and mailing options for city and U S addresses. The Semi-Weekly News is published Tuesdays and Fridays with annual rates and club incentives. The paper offers a telegraph and mail connection for ads and correspondence and invites news from all regions.
A 1934 News column questions state plans to place unemployed on farms, cites IWW leader mocking Gov as eager for farm labor. It notes chronic need for farmhands, East and West harvests, and the lure of independent land ownership amid Depression. The paper welcomes free discussion and varied views.
Deputy Register of Wits 42 Fenton Thomas claims a 7a acre farm as productive as any in the county and will turn it over to the State for demonstration purposes. He offers five barrels of corn per acre and 11 bushels of wheat per acre farmed, with the condition that the ground be properly plowed in wet weather.
The funeral of the late Mr Dame VY Snyder was held at 9 velock this morning at St John Catholic church with low Mass. Pallbearers included Charles B. Staley Lewin M Kisns John Kennedy Marshall Pit fendat William A. Hale and Charles Collins. Interment followed at St Johns cemetery. Carty was funeral director. The funeral of Mrs Mars L Six wife of Mr Charles A Six will be held tomorrow at 215 o'clock from her Center Street home. Services will be conducted by Ste E Holamar.
Frank Woods, employed near Paw Paw, reports extensive improvements at a site where several workmen were injured. He says he believes Frank H. Nash of Brunswick was not among the deceased. Nash had left Magnony work months ago. Mrs. Nash fears for her husband as no word has come for weeks. The Brotherhood of Engineers will aid in the search.
The public sale of John N. Clary near Central Church on March 19 drew strong prices. Horses to 200 dollars cows 36 to 70 dollars hogs 4 to 41 dollars machinery sold well. Auctioneer John L. Dutrow also advertised Hamilton Gearsbert sale near Frederick with good prices. Total receipts about 3 000 dollars.
Orrison, near Lovettsville, headed to Brunswick with a wagon four calves aboard when steam from an engine spooked his horses. They ran along the railroad three blocks, nearly colliding with an oncoming train. A trainman stopped the run, catching the team. one rear wheel broke on the cowcatcher. Calves unharmed. Orrison sustained a sprained shoulder.
Jorepl Wierman of Thurmont on the Wwe and POR RR section gang suffered a head wound when a piece of lumber fell and struck him while hauling timber at Waynecastle Pennsylvania. The injury, a gash across the face, was reported as painful.
The mayor and council of Cumberland decide to annex the Egypt section between the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal into the city.
Rev Mr Kiracofe and Rev J W Kiracofe formerly pastor of United Brethren church in this city are recovering at home in Hagerstown from pneumonia. They show improvement and remain under care.
A Rosemont Addition child, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry G. Tritappe, has scarlet fever. She has been isolated and a trained nurse has been placed in charge of the case.
Frederick records from two decades ago note Rosenour Brothers expanding with new apartments above a branch store, George Siailhe the serial artist relocating his Lewis Hill post, and changes at the city hotel with a new keeper. A street accident at the corner of Edith and Market injures a pedestrian as Hemsworth and Curd provide care.
Frederick listings note Marvel Tonight as the marquee attraction with a matinee and night show including Tre Fires of Conscience and Trene the Ourzon. It highlights London by Night tour parts, Our Mutant Gael aged The Crincibla, City Opera matinee and night, vaudeville, Morse and Ill comedians, Dorothy Chris musical numbers, and The Dredgers Claws One Lie Sister along with The Medtehre Show at Stone Gideh.
Miss Anna Jackson of Frederick died suddenly in her room after heart disease. Mrs Amela Tucker of Blackwater Field died at home aged around 60. Dr J Lowrie Ingle of Baltimore died at 67, from cancer complications. Survived by families across Maryland and Ohio, interments held in Mountain View and Joncatown, with multiple siblings and in-laws named.
The Y M C A five fought a hard, close game for the championship against Compara Abean. Players Ebert, Miller, Kennedy, and Crane featured for YOM CLA as strong as possible in a tight, high effort contest.
A Frederick county man known as Mr Emmanuel Clayton Fink continues his public appeal for a wife. Letters from Westminster and elsewhere indicate earnest interest, with envelopes showing four unsent replies from Forsyth Missouri Washington D C Ann Arbor Michigan and Elkins West Virginia. He states his campaign is progressing and aims to marry a refined young Frederick woman, inviting responses and promising to act decisively.
Middletown depravement Assoc Hom transfers two parcels to Frank Fox. Matilda So Hammond and husband transfer real estate in County to Laura Sappingtes. Weddle and others, including Wilhide and LeGore residents, plus Susie M. Cutsail and Mary Blot Balti more, with several Baltimore Lovettsville connections, appear in the filings.
An old ad touts a spring cleansing product called Spring Fever TM to purge impurities and “restore your Wh” strength. It promises four weeks to feel renewed for spring work and lists Burklen & Co Philadelphia or St. Louis as distributors for $3.01.
Market notes show mixed rail and utility shares as brokers Smith, Lockhart & Co report mid day corrections. Listings include United Rys, Western Maryland, Merchants Trust, Potomac, and Baltimore banks with varied bids and prices amid uncertain demand.
Several residents including Mrs Handley and Miss Rhodes are bedridden or ill with fever in Huntington and nearby streets. George Shockley faces Ohio bigamy charges with authorities seeking him. A unique sewing table built by EL Smith of Frederick is showcased. Grayson If Staley sells a two story dwelling in Walkersville for the Hoffman heirs.
Mrs. Charles E. Smith of West Franklin Maine praises Dr Kings New Life Pills calling them our family laxative. The ad claims they are best for adults and the aged and priced at 25 cents. Available at all druggists or by mail from H B Buecklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
A special display on Friday and Saturday February 123 and 14 highlights finished embroidery items including centerpieces scarfs sofa pillows lingerie aprons and more. The exhibit features stamped articles and complete embroidery plans and invites all to attend.
Frederick Maryland bank reports surplus and profits totaling 120000 dollars in its financial update. The notice highlights capital strength and ongoing earnings for shareholders and local investors.
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