Four Leaf Clover Run Aims To Be Big Washington Auto Event
The Automobile Club of Washington plans the Four Leaf Clover Run through Frederick on May 15 and 17, with pathfinders from Washington driving a 50 horsepower car. The route starts in Washington to Gettysburg via Hockville and Frederick, then returns via Westminster and Cooksville. Thirty five to forty entrants expected, with prizes. Frederick called keystone for auto runs and routes radiating from the city.
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Washington Automobile Club
Frederick
Pathfinders
Washington
Automobile Club of Washington
Cty
Path
Gettysburg
Hockville
Westminster
Cooksville
Capital
Clarence Barnard
Barnard Motor Car Company
Harry Ward
S. Grogan
Henry E. Duckstein
Times, Herald and Post
W. M Barton
Hagerstown
Leesburg
Paint of Rocks
Jafferson
Washington Club
Federated Charities Elects Officers At Meeting
At a Federated Charities Organization gathering on Saturday night, officers were elected: Holmes D. Baker as president Bertha Trail as vice president Anna Floyd recording secretary Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon general secretary and Dr Thomas Williamson treasurer The executive committee will act between meetings quarterly director meetings are on the second Tuesday of March June and September The local group is noted as pioneering a wide scope including anti tuberculosis society social era and kindergarten activities.
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Federated Charities Organization
Aolmes D. Baker
Pr. Dent
Bertha Trail
Anna Floyd
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Thomas Williamson
Social Era
Frederick Corps Introduces New Officers to Sunday School
Vid Officers of Frederick Corps welcomed Capt. and Mrs. Atwell yesterday with a morning introduction to Sunday school scholars. About 300 people gathered at the hotel for farewell talks, music led by Capt. Thompson, and a long evening service as old officers departed. New quarters at 35 and 87 S Carroll street will host the first services next Sunday.
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Frederick Corps
U. S
Aires Gansport
Atwell
Storm
Thompson
Marshall
Woodshboro
Army
KE. M. Thompson
Baltimore
Thomas
Annie Thelfall
Thelfall
Ithodes
Down
Mrs. Atwell
Turner Wins Middleweight Title as Jeffries Prepares Card
Joe Turner captured the middleweight catch as catch can championship after an eighty five minute bout in Frederick. Lloyd Jeffries, boxing and wrestling organizer, returned from Washington and plans more events in Frederick over the next month. Jeffries narrowly escaped suffocation in a Washington hotel fire and was saved from the flames, blijven in good trim for forthcoming matches.
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Lloyd Jeffries
Frederick
Washington
Joe Turner
Sam Anderson
Turner
Jeffries
Three Negroes Arrested After Locust Alley Disturbance
Neighbors called police after a gathering of Negroes in Locust Alley disturbed the peace. Officers arrested Tickle Norris Ivory and Carter, all intoxicated, as a procession formed toward the mayor's office. Hearing set for tonight on drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges.
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Locust Alley
Tickle Norris
Ivory
Carter
Food Story Credits Grape-Nuts With Revival Of 70 Year Old Widow
A letter from Ohio lauded Grape-Nuts and Postum as life savers for a 70 year old widow once crippled by stomach illness. She describes years of misery on starchy diets until Grape-Nuts three years ago restored health and vigor. The ad cites a testimonial from a prominent newspaper figure and hints at broader health claims.
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Ohio
Lis Fay
Postum Ca
Battle Creek
Mick
Wellville
Social World Dance Event and Local Weddings Note
A fragmented social page lists attendees and participants at a dance event in Iberia and multiple local weddings and celebrations. Names such as Maruvies, Hoffman, Poole, Cline, Govan, and Wilfred Dank appear among a long roll of residents, with references to arrangements, gifts, and family acknowledgments. The item notes the life events and social roles of many individuals, reflecting a busy community calendar.
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Cote
Misa
Wes
Alain
Iberia
Puher
Satiaiel Aline
Lewis Richcards
Terone Wiel
Toss Avud
Tie Marites
Tekin Bie
Ped Hoffman
Messingines
Mounie Magi
Maete
Deftanon
Stite
Ricker Eihel Stine
Lohr Cline
Peethay Poole
Gieorin Cuttie
Ida Wis
Sinn IS
Hpan Paah Staley
Ger Sobintty
Albert Jalta
Roysina Gaye
Prank Meengie Oturl
Mifitas Mtine
Matbesr
PeRank
Wilfrat Dank
Dbveves Debunk
Wossie Blank
W 2
Tinh
Elner Shackerd Poole
Tien Clipe
Sen Ooi
Austin Doeffina
Gabert Tottian
Johanie Mary Perini Mian
Col Castie
Lilia Jareyne
Lillia Heeenees
Billian Millard
Almutiekerds
Alan Moereer
Bertha Saith
Verly Aaron
Mianie Cline
Aume Vadim
Mar Das Penget
Jedi Curie
May land new member Horace Clarke seeks local board plans
Horace Clarke of Denver queries the Frederick trade group about joining the local Board of Trade. He notes mixed reactions to recent residencies and training events, while members discuss requirements for entry and potential open subscribership to city affairs.
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Horace Clarke
Denver
Col
Board of Trade
Hagerstown Election Today Amid Park Referendum Debate
Voters head to the polls in Hagerstown today for city wards and park proposal decisions. The ballot includes ward races and a 4600 value issue while workers push candidacies amid limited opposition from locals, with strong support anticipated for the park measure.
Petition to relocate public road presented to county
Residents of New Market and Penman districts appeared before the County Commissioners this morning to petition relocating the road from Maret Megmait to Termeaville. The petition was signed by residents of these substricts.
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New Market
Penman
Able Road
Wale Heads
Maret Megmait
Termeaville
Mount St Mary's Opens Season In 6 8 Win
Mount St Mary's defeated the University of Maryhind 6 to 8 at home to start the season. Weather caused delays and substitutions were common as Molina limited the visitors scoring and provided an early lead for the Mountaineers.
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Mount St Mary’s
Clouent
University of Maryhind
Wanither Meither
Ett
Molina
MT. ST. Mahy’s
Maryland Juniors Beat M A C In Season Opener 20 to 12
The Maryland School Juniors opened the baseball season Saturday with a 20 to 12 win over M A C. Foxwell pitched well for the winners, while three Maryland School juniors pitched against him in relief and rotation.
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Maryland
M. A.C
Foxwell
Funeral for Guberid of the life Printer Taw Iman
Funeral services were held Saturday at the home of his brother in Thidgeville. Rev Oehurel of Thidgeville conducted the service. Interment followed at Prospect Cemetery with M A Ades in charge of arrangements. He is survived by two brothers and several sisters.
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Hfe
Taw Iman
Thidgeville
Nowlin
Rov Oehurel
Tudgeville
Paternierni
Prospect
Bowtoan
Teds
Ba Twee
Chiroe
News of the State in Brief From Across Maryland
Notes from Maryland report vessels Lav Glorie and Amirat Aube leaving Annapolis for commission week at Carlisle Indian School opens. A schooner Salisbury nearly destroyed by Severn River fire. Dr William C. Karsner, noted physician, dies in Chesapeake City. A new cancer and skin disease hospital planned with Maryland Homeopathic Hospital. Cardinal Gibbons Memorial Hall fund appeal expands to all US dioceses. Fire reports across 14 counties show 65 fires burning 17 536 acres. Governor Brown moved to Union Protestant Infirmary after operation. a train incident near Hagerstown injures no one.
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Carlisle
Lyric
Tol
Maryland Homeopathic Hospital
Baltimore
Tshoy Corrigan
Cardinal Gibbons
United States
Elin M. Moser
Ducatel
Anvon
Midvale
Washington
Omian Patel
Tod
Rank Brown
Stafford
Union Protestant Infirmary
John M.T. Finney
Cary C. Gundble
Western Maryland
Hagerstowin
Darkdoll
Agit
Frappert
John T. Welome
Mr. Barkdoll
Tarkdoll
Heirs of Ray v. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad case moved for trial
The heirs of the late Richard T. Ray, long Montgomery County official, sue the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad for $10,000 damages. They allege an embankment near their Garden farm backs water onto the land, harming property. The matter, formerly in Knoxville Circuit Court, was removed here at the railroad’s request for trial.
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Richard T. Ray
Montgomery County
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Garden
Knoxville
Indicted for Arson in Montgomery County Gaithersburg fire
Charlies W. Saffel, a Gaithersburg resident, was indicted by the Montgomery County grand jury for arson in the Summit Heights Hotel fire on January 28. The building valued at 10090 and insured about 5000 belonged to John E. Ramond and Immath T. Walks. Saffel confessed after initial denial, saying he wanted to see people run. Bail set at 5000. he remains jailed. Dr Alvey J. Smith to practice in Wolfsville starting April 1 after earlier health-related moves.
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Grand
Montgomery County
Rockville
Charlies W. Sa
Gaithorabt
Summit Heights
Gaithersburg
John E. Eamond
Immath T. Walks
State Tire Mays
Pie
Saffel
Justice Read
Alvey J. Smith
Wolfsville
Braddock Heights
Jefferson
Frederick Market Priges Quotations Furnished by Frederick County Farmers Exchange Corrected March 27 1911
Frederick market prices for grains and feeds dated March 27 1911 list No 2 Red Wheat shelled Corn per bushel Rye oats barley and other grains with prices. Includes dairy and mill feeds as well as seeds and hay by bale or ton and potatoes per bushel. Notable items: No 2 Red Wheat 87 cents per bushel. Shelled corn 60 cents per bushel. Rye 60 cents per bushel. Timothy hay 19 to 20 dollars per ton. Clover seed 16 to 17 dollars per bushel. Straw and salt oats priced per ton or bushel.
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Frederick County Farmers' Exchange
Cutton Seed Mead
Timothy
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