Mayor Fraley Sets Aggressive Campaign After Nomination Win
Mayor Lewis H. Fraley secured the Democratic mayoral nomination by a 270 vote margin over Ernest Fox. He defeated Alderman Elmer M. Phebus in the precinct primaries held Wednesday night and announced an immediate, aggressive campaign for the June 15 election. He stated he would be busy from now until the polls close on the thirteenth of next month. Fraley, well liked across the city, was congratulated on his victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Fox
Elmer McC. Phe
Lewis H. Fraley
Baja
Doll Wins City Register Nomination in Democratic Primary
Yesterday's vote showed Doll 581 to Fox 311 for City Register, with Fraley 357 and Phobus 167 for Mayor. Turnout 930 of an estimated 1,200 to 1,300 Democratic ballots. polls 10:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Precinct primaries next Wednesday set to name aldermen candidates and a precinct chairman for the May 12 city convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford H. Doll
City Register
Ernest M. Fox
Fraley
Phobus
Doll
Fox
Court House
Ebert
West Patrick “Street
City Hall
B. F. Grove
Green Grocery
Property Deeds and Marriage Licences in Local Court Notices
Records show transfers of real estate in the county and city totaling small sums and multiple marriage licenses. Deeds include Lewis E B Crum to J Howard Baer and Oscar Schultz to Donard Schulta, among others, with prices listed. Marriage licenses granted for Allen I Kreata and Gertrude Wright, Samuel Hardy and Mabel Wastler, Charles Hackenmester and Ruth Walsh, and several others with ages and origin towns.
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Lewis EB
Crum
J. Howard Baer
Donard Schulta
Oscar Schultz
Charles M. Mackley
Tal
Frank R. Martin
Thurmont
Stanley BR
Damush
Lois
Castle
Frederick Dusting
A. Thomas L. Winfield
M. W. Grosmnickle
John T. Coldlewer
Adam
Lewis
Caiaeehim
Charles H. Waters
Klaabeth
Harper's Ferry
W. Va
Alvin L. Hess
Annia A. Eyler
Emmitsburg
Raymond L. Wirts
Brunswick, Land
Maud K. Cochran
Rhoversville
Vacation Typhoid Season Warns Travelers
Health Commissioner Dixon of Pennsylvania cautions against drinking unknown water during summer travel. Boil or carry clean water, avoid ice from unknown sources, and do not rinse produce or brush teeth with suspect water to prevent typhoid cases and deaths across the United States.
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Sayn
Dixon
Pennsylvania
United States
Medicos at Brunswick Meet of Frederick County Medical Society
The Frederick County Medical Society meets in Brunswick tomorrow with Rev. Albert Reider of Baltimore delivering the main address on Modern Treatment of Syphilis at the emergency hospital, followed by a luncheon at the Yardley Hotel and discussions by Drs. Browning and Hedges. Local members aim to showcase Brunswick’s capabilities. the program includes Pari Typhoids and Bio-Dynamic Diagnosis hints. The meeting marks the first county society gathering in Brunswick amid preparations to impress visiting physicians. The report also notes 1914 world platinum output by region: Russia 241200, Colombia 17500, United States 570 ounces.
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Frederick County Medical Society
Brunswick
Albert Reider
Baltimore
Yardley Hotel
Frederick
Reider
Ralph Browning
Myersville
F. H. Hedges
Hayes Brown
Jefferson
H. P. Fairney
Medical Society
Russia
Colombia
The
United States
Mantz Gies Stands On Question For City Expenditure
Republican mayoral candidate Peter Mantz urges any large public spending be approved by a public vote. He backs the city plant idea but opposes extravagant outlays not warranted, and aims to raise moral standards alongside material welfare. Mantz, longtime Frederick resident, seeks a frank fair approach and broad support in the current race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Manty
Lamerrow
Manly
Mantz
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway pays off May bonds
The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Company has paid $200000 in bonds maturing May 1 1916 and turned the funds over to the Commonwealth Trust Company of Harrisburg trustee. A syndicate including Waynesboro Trust Company Maryland Surety and Trust Company of Hagerstown Central Trust Company and Motter Brothers of Frederick underwrote a new $200000 first mortgage refunding bond due 1944. Motter Brothers reports most bonds sold with only about $40000 remaining under option and public demand remains strong for this property.
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Hagerstown
Maryland Surety and Trust Company of
Central Trust Company
Motter Brothers
Frederick
Flagerstown
Lewis Motter
Sma
Government Farm Advice for Montgomery County Soils
Washington report from the U S Department of Agriculture and Maryland Ecological Survey outlines soil fertility and erosion control methods for Montgomery County Maryland. It highlights green manuring crops like clover and cowpeas, use of barnyard manure, and cover crops to boost yields and prevent topsoil loss on sloping land. The surveyed area covers 484 square miles with twenty soil types, detailing crop adaptability and treatment. the report notes good fertilizer practices but urges broader green manuring adoption and livestock integration.
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Washington, D. C
Montgomery County
Montgommy County
Maryland
Department of Agriculture
Maryland Ecological Survey
U. S. Department of Auriculture
Piedmont Plateau
Coastal Plain
Peculiarities of Charles Reace and Reade
The piece notes Charles Reade’s quirks including his refusal to visit America due to drinking and smoking, not liking excess, and fear of overeating among Americans. It adds that he sometimes failed to keep manuscript copies and sent installments with blank names after long illness.
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Charles Reace
Charles Reade
Henry Watterson
America
Reade
J. H. Horper
House of Harper
Iitness
Outspoker. Mrs Smiths Four Sons Abuse Servant
From a New York Post fragment a harsh scene unfolds as Uncle Andy disciplines a family servant. Tom, the mischievous son, pelts him with dirt until Andy stamps and declares Tom the meanest boy. The language reflects old racial tensions and plantation era tones.
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Chile
New York Post
Thomas Nelson Page Returns on Leave From Rome
Thomas Nelson Page, United States ambassador to Rome, arrives home on leave of absence and praises President Wilson's policy as the wisest. County farmers assess Chester loam, Manor loam, Louisa loam for corn and wheat, while Penn loam and bill loam suit crops in ordinary seasons. Leonardtown soils favor berries and market gardens. Major loam varieties yield best for vegetables and small fruits. Hartington loam and Congaree silt loam are top corn soils. Congaree best for natural pasture.
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Thomas Nelson Page
United State
Rome
Wilson
Chester
Manor
Louisa
Penn
Bill
Hartington
Public sale of Linthicum property in Frederick County Maryland
Mortgagee’s sale of the Linthicum and Tucker property in Frederick County Maryland by the May 1914 mortgage to Milton J. Tucker and Hearlettia L. Tucker. The auction, May 31, 1914 at 11, details a two story dwelling with attached outbuildings and a brick structure, with exact lot lines described, fronting Wea Paulel Streets. Deposit $300. purchaser bears conveyancing costs. Assignee John S. Newman, Bannery Auctioneer.
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Bali
Mhaabeth G. Linthicum
Thomas
Linthiewin
Milton J. Taker
Hearlettia L. Tucker
Folte
Fredericks County
Mayland
Wea Paulel
Friderick City
Maryland
A. J. Wiloven
J. 1 Ramsburg
Sail Lot
Wilcoxon
J. H W. Tanisburg
Worner
Tinratig
Joan L. Michael
John 8. Newman
Bannery Auctioneer
William F. Dain Vo
Executors' Notice for Henry Landis Estate in Frederick Md
Succeeding from the Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland letters testamentary were granted on the estate of Henry Landis deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers by December 9 1916 or be barred from the estate. Debts should be paid promptly. Executed May 9 1916 by C Rubie Landis and Chas A Landis executors. May 9 16 23 20 June text.
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Orphans' Court
Frederick County
Menry
Landis
C. Rubie Landis
Chas. A. Landis
aMay
Circuit Court
Mary Elizabeth Turner
George F. Tabler
ELI _G. HAUGH
Eli G. Baugh
John Francis Smith
dMay
Neng S. Harp
George D. Lease
Henry P. Long
Florence M. Long
Harp
George D
Eli G
Eli G. Haugh
Ticne S. Harp
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Henry C. Unall
Orphans Court of
Frederick
Unis
Henry CC. Duvall
Isif
Charles HH
Rutts
Kiew
Smith
Aldridge
Orphans’ Court Trac
Albert M. Tattetson
Wits
Samuel Aladdox
Frederick Maryland public sale notice of mortgaged real estate
The right to public sale of a brick dwelling and adjoining lots in Frederick City Maryland is set for Wednesday May 10 at 26 a.m. The property, 129 and 131 Water Street, plus southern portions of Lots 1 to 4 in Mary A Welty’s Addition, are offered under mortgage sale terms with cash deposit 260. Assignees Charles J. Fogle and Robert L. Grabill announce sale, conveyance costs borne by buyer. Attorney HW DeLanter and auctioneer Harvey Fr. Lease handle the sale.
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Bilanbeth
Potys
L. Grabich
Siadecs
Rederick City
Maryland
Maury A. Welty
Broderick
Water Street
South Street
Mary A. Welty
Frederick
Fannie B. Pelaplaine
Admx
Michael Fogle
Moertgate
Charles J. Fogle
Robert L. Grabill
HW. K. DeLanter
Harvey FR. Lease
Frederick City
Orphany Court
Frederick County
Michael W. Fogle
Geiser
Huber
Buick
Marion E. Brown
C. W. Brown
W. EF. Parner
Amay
Mars
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Phebus
H. Doll
Pittsburgh Post
Bebring
Lake Michigan
Medicos
Thes
Uons
Mantz Gies
Government Farm Advice
American Press Association
Oa Siunems
Water Treet
Charles H. Fogle
Robert L. Grab
J. K. DeLauter
West Fourth St
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