Farmers urged to unite for fair prices and organized action
Captain Robert W. Silvester of Maryland Agricultural College urged farmers at the Senior Gunpowder Agricultural Club meeting near Belfast to unite across counties on the Grange model. He argued for fair returns covering production costs and living profits, citing cotton growers in the South as an example, and promised to push unity beyond the district.
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Biveater
Maryland Agricultural College
Gunpowder Agricultural Club
James B. Eosor
Belfast
Baltimore County
Robert W. Silvester
Maryland Agricultural Gov
Adverei
Avery Equity
Ffestan
Ofberd
Personal notes from Frederick residents and visitors
Purely Personal items recount local residents and guests with Frederick ties. Mrs O H Eckstein plans a Baltimore visit while Mrs Barley C Featwell of Baltimore spends time on business. Jacob Lawrence travels to Washington and Lancaster Pa. Beth Moberly goes to Johnstown for summer with Edmond Moberly. Several locals are ill or recovering, including Lucy Haler and Elizabeth Phebus. Governor Fitsburgh and party pass through to New York and Canada. D O Holts writes from Toledo about mild spring weather and hope for better crops. Frederick City economy remains active with construction.
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O. H. Eckstein
West Patrick Street
Baltimore
Barley C. Featwell
Besalness
Jacob Lawrence
West South Street
Washingtonhire
Lancaster County
Margaret Michael
Frederick
Steter
Frank Hoffman
David O. Heffona
J. E. Scharffer
Ohio
D. O. Holts
Toledo
Frederick County
Bank plans to enlarge its Market Street building
A rumor says Citizens National Bank has bought property on Market Street from Mr. Eschison and will enlarge its building to create more banking space and a vault area. President Joseph D. Baker declined details, noting plans are not finalized while work space remains tight. other tenants will move within the block as arrangements proceed.
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Citizens’ National Bank
M. Li
Market Street
Joseph D. Baker
Etchison
Bank
Baker
Diractore
Scoll Bros
Jane I. Mee
Marist
Patrick
Thomas Kemp
A.L. Pearre Bax
Eschison
Knights of Pythias initiate forty in Monnisin City Lodge
In Monnisin City Lodge Knights of Pythias forty new members joined, 24 affiliated with Fredonia Council No. 46 and seven being reinstatements. Francis Scot Key Council opened the meeting, H Dorsey Etchison presiding. Degrees conferred included Honesty and Sobriety by both councils' degree teams, with over 360 members expected across the two councils. committees from both councils organized the event and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sr. C. Ual M
Monnisin City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Fredonia Council
Branda Scott
Key ‘Council
Francis Scot Key
Trooogothor
H. Dorsey Etchison
Etotton
Fredonia Courcl
Tam Bleo
Dyres
Francte Scxtt Key Ousarot
W. F. Buyder
George 4
Qrolte
Soba W. Falk
George H. Oram
John F.gland
Joseph Zimmerman
Charles ¥. Sick
Wm.t Manshowerand
Hagerstown men form committee to raise funds for new housing
A meeting at the courthouse brought Hagerstown business leaders together to launch a campaign seeking 876,000 for a new housing project. Albert Danzer and J. W. Clair were named to the organizing committee, with speeches by Georgia F Thitts of Washington and others including W. Doub, Alexander Nei, McPherson Scott, J. Frank Roswasr, Rev. J. Simon, and S. B. Wethanmayer.
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Magerstown
W. Doub
Alexander Nei
McPherson Scott
J. Frank Roswasr
J. #. Simon
B. Wethanmayer
Missionary Society Meeting at Evangelical Reformed Church
The regular monthly meeting of the Missionary Society of the Evangelical Reformed Church was held last night. Presided by the president, the program featured recitations by Azabeth Marabsolo and Gramon Ssate, a solo by May Hagar, an address by Rev W E Lampe, and remarks by Rev Dr S BR Eech.
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Uiteionary Society
The
Missionary Society of the Evangelical Reformed Church
Azabeth Marabsolo
Gramon
Ejon Schneffer
Solo
Mise May’ Hagar
W. E. Lampe
BR. Eech
Real Estate Transfers in Circuit and Orphans Courts Week
Weekly records of real estate deeds, marriage licenses, and court actions for May 1, 1907. Transfers include John H. Marts to Edward J. Wioebrewer Jr in New Markos district, and many city and county properties with prices from 75 to 8,550 dollars. Brunswick and Brunswick region properties listed among others. Marriage licenses issued for Washington, and pending guardianships, accounts, and administrations noted. wills admitted to probate and estates appraised with sales and personal property filings recorded.
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John H. Marts
Eheriff
Edward J. Wioebrewer, Jr
New Markos
Joahos A. Dill
Singleton T. Stall
Jos
City
Wits
Ida J. . Cronenburg
Amy A. Bhoewaker
Jennie
Colnflower
Mary M. Karn
Franklin B. Kero Jand
Joho
Bealkey
Seal
Gutate
McGill Bolt
Oyssander Moody
William J. Proctor
John B. Salth
Thurmos
Freok
Qcharles
Brunawick
Edwin Davilbtes
Milton Carter
Io County
Edward B. Roberte
Mary
Roberta
Wiliam Mablan Stoll
Lawistown
Frank L Stoner
Joseph W. Gaver
Emma 0. Wertheimer
Monocacy Valley Opening Company
Atty
Jean O. Lowman
Joshua
Bhipley
Woodville
Jeane W. Gaugh
Jacob .H. ,Gaugh
Mu M. Koogie
David Ausherman
Sameo Osrey
Jamou
Osrey
Patera
Caleshte
Urbana
Christees Wetzel
Hundand
Wilson
A. Lorg
Iden Aie
Vincapt Rebold
Trustes
Bernard J. Hobbs
Real Saints
The
Real and State and Improvement Co
Baltimore City
Sanford Montgomery
Ronal Oateta
Brunswick
Eugene L Rowe
William F. Zurgablie
Ce Ae Emanuel Fogle
William B. Rip
Ian Liwistown Gistriot
John D
McGill Belt
Levi Maddy
John Baylor
Harriet Grinder
Susan B. Musser
Joahus T. Murray
John J. Murray
Charles O. Murray
Joshua T. Murrey
George W. Hellar
Sain
Mary Ellen Bowion
New Market W.O.T.U. Holds Twentieth Anniversary
Members of the New Market W.O.T.U. gathered at Miss Imbelle Boyer s home for the twentieth anniversary of the union and Miss C. O. Pearce s birthday. The president s home was the gathering place where Miss Penrose received a gift from the members in esteem for her leadership. Mina Pearce was surprised as the crowd offered congratulations and best wishes for many more years of health and happiness.
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New Market
Imbelle Boyer
C. O. Pearce
Sincs Ita
Sli
Barry Wood
Wall Chees
Penrose
Ita
Mina Pearce
Waa
Negotiations Seen for Hardy and Keefer Property on East Patrick
Rumors say talks are underway to buy the Hardy and Keefer site on East Patrick Street for a new development. Officials have not confirmed specifics, and the deal remains unannounced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adel Ramor
Hardy & Keefer Eee
Spectacles Returned to Owner After Delayed Ad Use
A coinless, chipped batch of gold-frame spectacles were advertised and later returned to their owner after a delay. The misdirected listing prompted a prompt owner retrieval and clarification actions by the party involved.
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Tua
Waa
Body Found in Shop in Licksville Melancholy Man Ends Life
Wm Robinson, about 88, was found hanged in a blacksmith shop at his home in Licksville, last night around 6 after reportedly rising at 4. The suicide appears linked to a rejected marriage proposal to Miss Wirtz and recent ill health. Deputy sheriffs and a doctor attended. no inquest. Survived by four sisters and two brothers. Funeral arrangements listed with services at Poole’s M. K. church.
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Wm. Robinson
Lickavills
Robinson
Slater
Florence Hobinson
Morelcg
Tove
Mies Wirtz
Lickaville
thefPeace
Valuable Additions to Frederick County Archives
The Freder ick County Historical Society met in the U D C room and received many historic gifts. Dr Cyrus Thomas presented volumes from the Indian Handbook and a genealogy of the Bamaburg families. Eleanor of Hagen donated Annual Reports from the American Historical Association. Mrs Jennie Strafer offered a printed newspaper, and others contributed facsimiles and early issues. A photograph of a monument was donated by Mrs Corinne de Garmendis. The society plans to move the Rumasy Shaft to Frederick with local support. Graveyard inscriptions were noted and read, including a Revolutionary era burial of Maj Gen Robert Cummings. The meeting closed with readings and discussions on two old Frederick homes.
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Society
Frederick County
U. D.C
Frederick
Cyrus‘Thomas
Thomas
George Bamaburg
Joba
Ateo
Maryland Journal
Baltfimore American
Al‘yart
St. Mary's City
Corinne’ de Garmendis
Historical Society
Perkins
Catoctin Furnace
Catoctin
Emma KR Gittinger
Sounty
Robert Cummings
Revolutionary Fama
Black Cestle
Edward Hobbs
Hobbs
Maryland
George Washington Park Castie
Mss
Acca Fiega
E. I. Devitt
Georgetown University
Eleanor Johnson
Charles Eon
Brief Bits From Court Park and Local Scenes
The fountain at Court Park is being repainted by Mr J H Lampe and a crew of hands. Mrs E Peter Mantz and Charles W Ros Jr fished Fishing Creek and brought in 73 trout weighing 141 pounds. Envoy Louis G Sieger, Salvation Army member from Hagars town, spoke at Market Epsos and may return to Hagerstown. Battercup baseball league forms for ages 10 to 13. challenges to Foret Brown at 113 South Market Street.
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Court Park
Mrr
J. H. Lampe
E. Peter Mantz
Charles W. Ros, Jr
Fishing Creek
Louis G. Sieger
Hagarstown
Salvation Army
Market Epsos
Deaths and Disclosures in Baltimore Area News Teases
Fragmentary notices report Rev Edward A Colbourn buried near Belair and Founders Day events at Jacob Tome Institute postponed to May 16. Mentions of illness in Gov Sackson, a fatal shooting attempt on Greanmounts Avenue, and several obituaries including C Lyonard and Paul Winchester with scattered local details.
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John van Gshate
Lear Findlay
Edward A.colbourn
Belair
Balltimore
J. R. Henderson
Georgetown
Del
Bookie Pressarch
K.k.sackson
Jacob Tome Institute
Port Deposit
C. Lyonard
Fortes View
Mount Wileon
Local Notices And Evening Entertainment At Grace Reformed
A clumsy fragmentary notice shows a grocery firm agreeing to close on Saturdays, a city executive committee meeting at a law office, and secretary signatories. It mentions Frederick City Hospital, a George Washington themed event, and an evening of Japanese themed tease with admission 25 casts at Grace Reformed.
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Notioe
Tas
Arther D. Willard
Eee
Gazer E. Omariixe
Muazo N. Nest
Frederick City Hospital
George Washington
Bailey Avene
Bali
The Dramatic Club stage comedy Friday evening at Frederick Academy
Readable fragments show the Dramatic Club of the Woman College presenting Mr Bob a swo ad comedy in Assembly Hall Frederick Academy Friday evening at sight o'clock King Hombert plus notices to the public about business resumption at Hards Keefer building and tax payment reminders to residents with local shop headlines about decorations and awnings
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Bob
Frederick Academy
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Dedybert
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Dublin
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Hell Gate
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George Dewey
Manila Harbor
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Central Hardware Co
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Grace Reformed Chapel
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Obapline
Obair
Hospital Benefit
Kemp All
Fred. Co
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Black Taffeta
Neldig’ & Milter Oe
Lucy Haler
East Third Street
Elizabeth Phebus
Patrick Street
Gevexs Gresomalt
Jacob M. Birely
East Church Street
Ene Stine
John Galzendanner
South Market Street
Lemuel Muoshower
Jolor Cremony Bi ‘Br. C. U
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Satin W. Warner
Jenne NM
Jackson
Pederic Edgar
Harrison ~Koogle
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Enella Banps
Bal
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William Robinson
Grace Nefuua
Thes Historical Society
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
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Rational Bank
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Capital
J.D. Barker
Was G. Bake
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Tuo. H. Hallen
C.M. Toowas
Danien Baxer
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Fred
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John D. Hensdeickson
Newig & Miller
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Willie Bitn Hutase
Bonet
Frederick Quy Hos
Dramatic Club
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Hombert
Haney Tear
Alonso Bly
Morth Market
Hards & Keefer
East Patrick Street
J. J. Wrisos & Bor
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J. Travers Taowss
Chitsas’ Nationsl Bank
L. E Mellin
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Dorthi
N. B.-Oer
George
Rodoch
Ana
Tée Ward
Shepherd Pialde
Igadors
Taffets Slike
Shephard
Browh
Rodo
Thos. P. Rice
Puneral
Thomas P. Rice
North Market Bireet
Altred Ritter
Counbelor-At-Law
Kelane
Ander
Cha- C
Kepauver
Ofies Telemo
North Market
Phous
Skpreter
Na Anp Hovss
China
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