Weekly News features new ads and local notices this week
The Weekly News presents a 22 page issue with local news, fiction from American authors, and serials including Casinos by Wil Lisenbes and a Captain Kilner installment. It highlights Sunday school, advertisements, public sales, furniture for sale, church notices and services, with Hood's Sarsaparilla touted among brief health mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taz Warxir
Weil
Wil Lisenbes
George L. Kilner
Bunday School
Tax ‘Kawa
Santenna
Mom Oeeee Seah A
C. E .Hemp
Senee-Ieeneeesdord J
Noll Menting
Estetesesemmaselt
O. Keefer, Secy
Publi
Eihler
Iftendill & Co
E. M. Molesworth
C. C. Carty
Hee A . Kemp
W. H
L M. Risdon
Bhiafield
B. Eichison
A. &. Quynn & Co
STATE LEGISLATURE RECONVENES WITH Nominations Voted and Bills Heard
Both houses met in session and adjourned with nominations confirmed in executive session for labor station, marshal, and other posts. Bills on stamp taxes, prebends, police powers, and bonding were discussed. several measures were ordered engrossed or referred, and a joint resolution sought federal aid for mail service reclassification. In Frederick County notes a heated Senate debate over Justice of the Peace Thomas Turner ended in confirmation, while notaries and voters appointments were rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senaion
Senate
Charles H. Myere
Labor Statiot
Dan
Edwie J Sawyer
Ce Marehall
Lewis J. Wess
Mouer Scene
Sauaide
Dav
Charles County
Senate Finance Committee
Calvert Voonty
House of Delegates
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Ways and
House
Old Western Female High School
General Assembly
Joinnt Covention
Daniel C. Beddinger
W.W. Johnson
Providence
Alleghany County
Maryland
Congress
Frederick County
Messrs
Markell
Rouser
Cramond Miller
Frederick
Kowxer
Mr. Cheston
Thomas Turner
Justice of the Peace
Brace and Talbott
Turner
Edward Hewes
Frank W. Mobler
Frank W. Mobler Aa Register of Voters
Lewistown
Frederick Insurance, Truat and Guarantee Company
Cram
Letters From The People And Final Weather Note
A collection of reader letters under the heading The People include requests to print dispatches about state affairs and a weather forecast update. Readers discuss Brandenburg diet remarks by Emperor William and sentiments on national service, while a separate note questions a Frederick baseball club piece and mentions a July rollout of weather forecasts with postmarks in major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
New York
Chicago
Mga Passen's Protest Against College Sports
A mother from Weaniseton writes to protest a football game between Columbia University and Centre High School. She claims the sport harms boys, urges temperance, and criticizes college presidents for supporting the event. She references athletic depravity and parental influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mga Passen
Weaniseton Poat
Auas Pursee
W. Parsor
Wacee
Colmabia University
Uught Nut
Moiker
Tafe Semse
Ess
Bate
Cerey
Dolia al Talags
Xame
Frederick 2d Middletown Hath Road Board Deliberates Motor Choice
Frederick Middletown Road directors met at the Citizen's National Bank building to decide whether to power the new road by steam or electricity. Weather delays pushed a final decision to the next meeting, with track laying to edge of Frederick and Middletown slated to begin when conditions allow. President George W. Smith indicated completion of Braddock Heights work by May if weather permits, and urged prompt subscription payments to fund the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick 2d Middleown Hathroad Company
Citizen’s National Bank
George W. Smith
Frederick
Middletown
Smith
Braddock
Literary Societies Debates At Local Clubs
The New Market Literary Club met March 20 at Dr. H H Hopkins residence with readings by Nannie Wood and Elizabeth Sullivan plus musical selections and a discussion on favorite authors led by Mary Hopkins and Alms Stier. The Bolles Lettres Literary Society of Frederick Male High School met Friday March a program including recitations readings a debate on rural youth quality and general debate followed by critic and membership reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brew Market Literart Club
New Market Literary Club
H.H. Hopkins
Spain
Margaret Wood
Mary Anderson
Adelside Sponsoller
Alms Stler
Mary Hopkins
Wm. Hood
Cint
Bsles Lettres Literary Society
Bolles Lettres Literary Society
Frederick
Allan Lampa
C.C. C. Fox
Messia
Roy Z. Thames
J. D. Hert
Messrs
G. A. Dean
Grayson Mercer
C. Dean
R. B. Wood
Baltimore Southern Methodist Conference Opens at Greece Memorial Church
The one hundred and twelfth annual Baltimore Southern Methodist Conference opened at Greece Memorial Church with about 300 delegates present including Rev. J. C. Hawk. Notably, no member died in the previous year, a rare occurrence in the conference’s long history. A damaged-claim note references compensation sought in Washington for property damage, and mentions Trafret officers Meredith and Nash in connection with generalHand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
M. E. Gosferem
Baltimore
Greece Memorial Church
Snubs
J. C. Hawk
Thin City
Fancine de Ausasssnere
Congress
Neshvyide
Tenn
Cleansing Remedy Promised With Fig Syrup Purchase
Ad for California Fig Syrup Company touts syrup as universal remedy to cleanse the system in spring. Claims gentle, beneficial effects and family-wide use. Bottle sizes available from 50 cents to 1 dollar through local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Company
Preagaville Notes and Obituary in Gotaty Correspondence
Annie Dizer of Baltimore visits relatives in Gotaty Correspondence. Funeral of Marshal Irven Murray held at St Luke's Feagardle with Red Springs Band in attendance. Local reports include arrivals from Baltimore and Hagerstown, church notices, weather impacts, and community updates from Tanatowns and Rocky Springe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preagaville
Annie Dizer
Baltimore
Shrin er Milling Co Seeks Diamond Flour Orders
Fragmentary ad copy notes Apone- fron s rentleman seat Balto and a 4 car load order for Diamond flour to be shipped to Jekota in hard spring wheat, highlighting a preference for a year’s top grade flour and a chop tenor cited by a gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apone- Fron
Rentleman
Balto
Tyechop
Mortaine Improves Some What at Home
Mortaine, previously quite fat at home here, is reported to be slightly better now. Mr Ele Biser is very ill at her home with Bright's disease and the grip. his recovery remains doubtful. Dr Long of Frederick attends. Lance Bd, near High Knob, remains weak with eye and ear afflictions. Rocky Sprage Sunday School plans events for April. Mr Peisr Kine died aged 83, funeral at B. Chapel with pallbearers listed. community mourns a steady man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Murray
Ueto
Rome
Msrehad
Loyd
Alckie
Mies Vernie Culler
May Miller
Udica
Mire
L. Culler
Marshal Irven. Murray
Maryland University Hospital
Joshua Murray
St. Luke's Church
Feagardle
B. A. Hedges
Jobe
Renn
Charles L. Reno
Ass Renn
Willis
Mortaine
Ele Biser
Bright
Bier
Dr Long
Frederick
Lance
High Knob
Davis
Stale
Rocky Sprage Sanday School
Wilmet
Ibs
Organics
Peisr Kine
Salarde
The
B. Chapel
Ezobleau
David Grove
Beary Genso
J. L. Jackman
Wiliam Bvants
Ellne
Leonard Twenty
Local Mentor and Trade Notices Invite Public Visits
Card writing and pen work by Prof. Wilson during a city visit this week at his new quarters the late Brucker property. John Hershberger advertises services in Baker and contentioner role at 105 North Market Street offering ice cream cakes and quick, reasonably priced items. R H Campbell to be at City Hore with Toe Gutman Co. samples and fabrics in Room No. 68. Joel Gutmas & Co. of Balsicore Md invites calls. A note on cheap pork and beans asserts concerns about quality and coloring matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucker
John Hershberger
North Market Street
Baker and Contentioner
R. H. Campbell
Toe Gutman & Co
Joel Gutmas & Co
Balsicore
Not enough readable facts in Newling update
Fragmentary note says Newling just received something and claims excellence in past efforts. Mentions styles and effects but provides no clear event, person, date, or organization to anchor a full summary.
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
West St Eas
Nate Toke
Sarusiied
Colgant
Georgy
Wentiguk
Lovet
Casseryn
England
W. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
Atlantic
Minnesota
Ontario
Missouri Valley
Pacific
Alberta
Mississippi
Missocel
North Atlantic
Middle
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Isie
Missouri Vallya
S Watch
Marshall Miler
Secy
Saree Eiol, Wilson
C. C. Cartyring
John Hendrickson
the Weekly News
Zion Chi
Hood
the State Legislature
Frederick Cousty
T the People
Rieti
Iplaseo Capes Co
Plesse
Bama
Brandenburg
Peror William
Mets
William I
Agate
Eleuibec Road
Trafret
Meredith
Tucinde W. Nash
Gotaty
Mabbert
Reich
Heenah Reich
Lydia Wood
Uogal
J. T. Marah
M. EB. Coorch
Bla
Roy Sponteller
Hagerstown
Hey. L. A. Carter
Bongie
Baltimore County
Degrona
Willem and
Lutiga Falconer
Simon P. Plater
Basil Snell
George H. Birnie
WM. B. Hagan
McKinney
George Koutz
Barton Binning
Doctor Beles
P. B. Roglar
Crores Motter
H. B. Zeilhcoffer
Edward Kenpher
F. M. Yount
G. W. McSherry
Lutheran Church
J. Frank Weant
Walter Wilt
Posi
Ice Ab
George H. Birnie & Co . Bankere
Martin Hees
Qin
C. E. Measell
Sanday Lasy
Shriner Milling
Wwe & Have Just
Sfrimer Millin CO
Lowie Sisley
Monocacy Junction
Dessypee
Ruddletown Valley
J. F. Putman
Buckaystown
Ladies’ Aid Society
Crater
Town Hall
L. C.ogle Sod
Ogle
Carroll’s Manor
John
Snook
Joen Hendrickson
Jopboee
Wials, Jsqkarts
Keefer
Wright Cape
Hex Drickson
F. VY. Staub
F. Vv
Doll Brothers
North Mareet
Waura
Devore
Dostless
Sevrral Humderdarmento
MEX
Dou BaOxs
MES. Jacobs
West 7Th
ST. No.1s
Geo
J. KalLing
Railing Grocery CO
A. T. Rice & Sons
Fredersad, I
Interstate Telephone KO
James E. Walker & CO
J & Wassan A Vo
Sprirg
Mather
Jas. H. Wacers N
Lynn
Virginia
Dfeaucht
C. D. Dol
J. F. Eisenhauer
Lake Herriog
A. B. Hargett
Tusis Paacuss
A. B. Hagezrt
Buffalo
Serps Burfalo
Patrick Stebet
Wick Havel
Prop
Marzen Bree
Prof. Wilson
van Ree
Manes Guarentes
Best & Kepler
Hays
Renar
Mulliniz & Kemp
Are
Moun & Kew
Bodook & Neidg
A. T. Bide & Sons
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!