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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1911

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2

State Candidates Tour Frederick Middletown Route

State candidates travel by electric railroad from Frederick to Middletown for a mass meeting at the City Opera House. The itinerary includes Braddock, Libertytown, Thurmont, Woodsboro, and Frederick with speeches by Goldsborough, Soper, Cunningham, and Parran and a Braddock Heights Orchestra concert.

Opera House City Opera House Philips Lee Goldsborough Moris A. Soper Joni F H. Cunningham Thomas Parran Milton G. Urner Braddock Heights Thurmont Myersville Jefferson Nami

Endorsement of Senator Mathias From a Middletown Boy

A Middletown physician writes to the Valley Register praising Senator John T Mathias of Thurmont for twenty years of steady service and kindness. He cites Mathias as a devoted church and community leader, a dependable friend in illness, and a staunch advocate for constituents in Frederick County. The letter commends the Republican candidate as a model of good citizenship and urges support for his State Senate bid.

Mathias Middletown E Conefauver Valley Register John T Mathias Thurmont State Senate Frederick County Mathis Geniini Kimdnee Ini Church Christian Endeavor Choirer Aid Society Senate Pods Republian Frederyk Kefautver Toarmont

Montgomery League Names Drya President to Replace Day

At the Montgomery County AntiSabor League quarterly meeting held at Boyds Moses B. Montgomery was elected president in place of Pay, who declined. Rev J. Harry Smith was chosen as vice president with remarks by Bibb Mills of Baltimore and Rev William T. Gover of Goshen.

Montgomery County Boyds Moses B. Montgoméry Pot Trayutah Eas J. Harry Smith Delive Bibb Mills Baltimore William T. Gover Goshen

Digestive Aid Claims Quick Relief and Ad Boosts

An advertiser promotes Pepvisia and Papain Digestive aids claiming rapid relief from upset stomach bloating and indigestion. The mock medical claims cite improved digestion reduced sour breath and elimination of dyspepsia with daily use.

Democratic fair day feast and pony race at Brunswick night meet

A large Democratic gathering at the Fair Grounds yesterday saw about 2:30 PM feeding for attendees. Supplies included beef 2600 pounds, ham 400 pounds, sausages 6000, bread 500 loaves, coffee 100 gallons, milk 160 gallons, and other items. A horse race between Adamstown and Creagerstown was won by Faber owned by Russell Lors of Creagerstown with Har Camed by Harry Wooligan placing second.

Adamstown Creagerstown JT McCurdy Wee Cie Frank Wi C H Conley Lee Ranne- Teer Tvlarrys Hull Faber Russell Lors Hary Weiking Cres Joss Moeecpes Laa Marasovgeramstown Fin Shea Ana Thyrd Alterratis

Community leaders meet as senator misses gathering

The group included Edgar Alten Lee, Poe Alban M. Wood, Sterling Galt, Samuel A. Lewis and Congressman David J. Lewis. Senator Gorman could not attend and departed in the afternoon for Ellicott City to speak at a mass.

Fight for Senatorship heats up county race

In Emmetsburg county the contest for the State Senate pits Sterling Oak against incumbent John P. Mathias of Frederick County. The heated campaign sees both parties claiming leads while pundits project Mathias will win reelection on the Republican ticket.

Eceton Sterling Oak Emmtsburg Jonn Pt. Math.as Republian John P . Mathias Prederick County Colonel Maulsby Mathias Aetipe

Notable Names and Legal Notices From Local Board Minutes

A fragmentary OCR passage references WALTT WINKAN and MARYVI, a board action dated to a local meeting, and mentions a legal notice involving Driggists taking value or pages for some constitutional matter. The readable text is sparse and discontinuous, but indicates scheduling or decisions by a board and related notices.

Election Instructions Tell How Ballots Are Counted

Four days before election day supervisors and party leaders send out rules for judges and clerks. Ballots marked for more names than offices to be filled will be rejected. Voters may receive up to three ballots and ballots must show judge initials. The Frederick county straight party ticket requires 18 or 19 crosses and the ballot includes three amendments on disfranchisement property ownership in Baltimore and reapportionment of delegates.

Brunswick Place Biglers Boards of Election Supervisors House of Delegates Frederick County E. c. Peter Baltimore City

Doctor Kefauver Writes On Tuberculosis Care

Thurmont physician Dr E Kefauver who was treated at Saranac Lake New York for tuberculosis and returned home cured writes a series of articles on care and treatment of tuberculosis for the staff of physicians there.

E. Kefauver Thurmont Saranac Lake N. Y

Among the Sick in Frederick and Vicinity

Frederick residents report illnesses and recoveries. Mrs. Wm Rickerd is no better on East South Street. Milton Urner of Record 1 shows improvement. Ordeman on East Second Street remains bedbound with bronchitis. Guy W Brust of West All Saints Street improves. John A Brashears on East Patrick Street is confined with pneumonia. Harvey Zimmerman of West Fourth Street can move about. Frank Geisbert on South Market Street suffers a very sore foot from a nail injury.

Frederick Wm. Rickerd East South Rreet Milton Urner Frederick&. Ordeman East Second Street Guy W. Brust West All Saints Street John A. Brashears East Patrick Street Harvey 8 Zimmerman West Fourth Street Frank Geisbert South Market Street

Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Gut Relief

Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are offered with a money back guarantee if they fail to relieve indigestion. A 25 cent box lasts about fifteen days, with larger sizes at 50 cents and one dollar. Sold exclusively at The Rexall Store run by J. A. Williamson on North Market Street.

Rexall J. A. Williamson North Market Street

Bucklen Arnica Salve Heals Chronic Foot Ulcer

H D Ely of Bantam Ohio balked at surgery saying a doctor would not cut his foot off despite a four year ulcer. He treated with Bucklen's Arnica Salve and his foot was quickly cured. The salve also heals burns sores bruises eczema pimples corns piles. 2c at Peattre's Pharmacy.

H. D. Ely Bantam Ohio Bucklen Peatrre’s

Public sale of valuable securities in Frederick County

By order of the Frederick County Circuit Court the trustee of the late Agnes Castle under the will of Ann M Engelbrecht will offer for sale at the Frederick City Court House on Wednesday November 8 1911 at 11 oclock a m the stock in Central National Bank of Frederick Frederick County National Bank Frederick Farmers Mechanics National Bank Frederick Weekly Deposits of Franklin Savings Bank and Frederickstown Savings Institution The sale is without reserve and payment is cash Solicitor Edward S Eichelberger Auctioneer William S Darner

Circuit Court Frederick County Agnes Castle Ann M. Engelbrecht Frederick City Maryland Central National Bank of Frederick William M. Hardt N S. Eichelberger Darner

Public Sale Houses Inventory At 112 Water St

On Saturday November 4 1911 at 10 o clock a m a public sale will offer a bedroom suite buffet leather couch range self feeder stove extension tables parlor lamps rockers chairs parlor suit carpets mattings rugs bed clothing and all furnishings cash terms announced by E E Crawford auctioneer R Lease listed sale dates October 26 27 28 30 31 Novi 2 3 2wOctsl

Water St E. E. Crawford Novi

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