Dies on Train: Colored Man Franks Holliday Reported Dead
Frank Holliday a 64 year old Black railway worker died instantly yesterday afternoon on a passenger train near Baltingra Ohio while boarding. The conductor began fare collection and Holliday collapsed with a weak heart and exertion suspected as cause. Body brought to Frederick and home at 162 West All Saint street. Funeral arrangements to be announced. The final obituary notes P Rice as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Bratewick
Frederick
Joseph Holliday
Eloe
Holliday
West All- Saint
Satreet
Frank Holliday
P. Rice
Deaths and Funeral Notices From Local City Bassett
Mrs Corinne T Wachter died suddenly at 18 years old wife of Raymond S Wachter of Detroit formerly of this city. Glenn Meredith Crum aged 2 years 5 months son of Mr and Mrs Glenn R Crum died at home after convulsions. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm at home with Mt Olivet Cemetery interment. Nelson L Brewer attorney of Tiffin Ohio died at home Saturday resident of Frederick 50 years ago. He leaves wife and three children and was uncle of Dudley Page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond &. Wachter
Corinne T. Wachter
Critchley
Raymond
Detroit
Michigan
Hnce
Glenn Meredith Crum
Glenn R. Cram
Mire
Thomas Wachter
West South Street
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
Nelson L. Brewer
Tiffin, O
Frederick
Hisncle
Daniel W Zacharias
Dudley-Page
Funerals for John H Boyer and Harriet Castle Held
The funeral of the late John Henry Boyer was held from his home near Jefferson on Monday at 10 a.m. with Rev. George I. Uhler officiating. Pallbearers were Harvey L. Zimmerman, Roy W. Zimmerman, John T. Bussard, John W. King, Asa B. Renn, Joshua E. Zimmerman. Interment at Reformed Cemetery Middletown. Funeral directors M. R. Etchison & Son. The funeral of Harriet Dorothy Castle widow of Thomas F. Castle was held yesterday at 2:30 p.m. from the residence of her niece Mrs. Jesse Hoover on West Patrick Street. Services were led by Rev. Henry G. Kieffer with assistance from Rev. F.E. Hy Hummelbaugh. A solo was sung by Professor George Edward One and two selections by Unite Brethren. Pallbearers were Edgar McBride, Samuel Greenwald, George Summers, Harry Swomley, Harry Grove, and Keefer Cutsall. Interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henry Boyer
Jeferson
George I. Uhler
Harvey L. Zimmerman
Roy W. Zimmerman
John T. Bussard
John W. King
Asa B. Renn
Joshua E. Zimmerman
Reformed Cemetery
Middletown
M. R. Etchison & Son
Harriet Dor
Thy Castle
Thomas F. Gastle
Jesse Hoover
West Patrick Street
Henry G. Kieffer
FE. Hy
Hummelbaugh
George Edward
Unite Brethren
Smith
Pallbergers
Edgar McBride
Samuel Greenwald
George. Summers
Harry Swomley
Harry Grove
Keefer Cutsall
OQ Cemetery
C.¢Carty
Girls Democratic straw vote shows Democrats ahead on Church street
The straw vote taken yesterday afternoon at the Girls High School shows Democrats in power on Church street. All three Democratic candidates won by real majorities. Senator John Walter Smith led with 59 votes over O E Weller. Gox and Roosevelt 137. Harding and Coolidge 120. Debs received one vote. In the senatorial contest Smith 1735 to 96 for Weller. Also constitutional amendments carried by small margins. Of 267 votes, 120 reflect county sentiment due to out-of-town residents. Appointed farmer delegate: J Harry Stockman Jefferson named to represent Frederick county at the Salisbury Farmers Assembly November 9-10 and at the Farmers National Congress November 16-19. Ad displays Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs with testimonials.
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Church Street
John Walter Smith
O. E
Weller
Gox
Roosevelt
Harding
Coolidge
Eugene V. ‘Debs
Smith
Ahsh
Zihiman
Frederick
Heavy Vote In Election Signals Dry-Wet Clash
Early reports indicate an exceptionally heavy turnout in Frederick County with women voting heavily and many ballots cast in the first hours. The News will relay returns from the Maryland presidential, congressional, and senatorial races, along with national results, via direct wire from the Baltimore AP bureau, with a stereopticon display at The News-Post. Voter questions urged to be direct and specific to speed information, focusing on Harding and Cox, Weller and Smith, or other named candidates. The local contest centers on the dry versus wet issue, with temperance advocates backing Senator Smith and Congressman Zihlman while others favor altering the dry laws. Ministers addressed temperance from pulpits, urging dry-favored support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sima Ye
News-Post
Baltimore Buureau
Associated Press
Maryland
Frederick ‘County
News Post
Court Street
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Mike
Harding
Cox
Weller
Smith
Inquirer
John ‘ Walter +Smith
Zihlman
Frank W. Mish
Congress
J. C. Wrightson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Zihiman
Henry L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Reformed Church
Sunday School Urges Support for Prohibition Endorsement
The article notes Sunday school addresses urging voters to back candidate B in line with supporting the Volstead Act. County pastors reportedly planned for Smith and Zichtman to win, presenting them as the primary candidates on the ground.
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Smith
Zichtman
Auto burns in garage after owner parks for night
Supervisor of assessments Alfred Gater had left Frederick for Middletown about midnight. His four passenger Studebaker was then set ablaze in the garage after another car was parked inside. Firefighters fought the blaze, but the body was a total loss with only the four tires saved. The car had been recently taken from the repair shop and was insured for 1000 dollars. In other news, Max Marion’s Play The Olm Lantern will feature Charles Dalton as a sinister Chinese character in the next spring production.
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Studebaker
Max Marion
Charles Dalton
Citizens' National Bank Officers and Directors Listed
The Citizens' National Bank announces its officers including President Wm G Baker and Vice Presidents H D Baker and Wm G Zimmerman, Cashiers Samuel G Duvall and Joseph McDivit, plus directors J A Namibourg, Wm G Baker, D E Kepauver, Thos H Haller, C G H Conley, P L Hargett, J S Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
Cashier
John D. Hendrickson Ad Promises Fashion Merchandise at Low Prices
An old ad from The Model highlights a storefront promise to supply couture and luxury items including fur coats and one piece dresses. It touts a broad range of furs from French seal to marmot and kolinsky at prices from 148 to over 260, plus jackets, coats, and Jersey and Tricotine suits with emphasis on fitters and quick service.
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Jorey
Kolinsky
Neal Stone Marten
Diverse Acres of Land Listings Near Frederick Maryland
Real estate display from Frederick Maryland lists numerous acres for sale along state roads and near towns like Lewistown Meraville Middletown and Urbana. Properties include brick houses bank barns and outbuildings with mentions of trolley lines and local landmarks. Listings describe improved land acreage with various features and allude to nearby markets and towns.
Large listing of farms and city property for sale near Frederick
A long real estate notice lists hundreds of parcels from 1 to 208 acres near Frederick, Middletown, Walkersville, and beyond. It details farms with fruit, timber, and water features, price ranges from 2 500 to 39 600, and city lots with modern homes on West Third, Market, and Elm streets, plus two and four bedroom options and suburban bungalows. Also noted are bank barn facilities, outbuildings, and near-pike access with railroad proximity.
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Mark Wood
HARP
Pike
Fredertul
H. Tt
Pike and
Ror
Pete
Frederick
Price
Trate
Myersville
Utica
Middletown
Braderick
R. Re
New Windsor
Avery
Pike and RR
Fredericks
Walkoraville
R. Rand Pike
Bank
Mt. Airy
Crice
R.A
Dickerson
Montgomery County
Delco
Montgomery
Charlen Town
W. Va
R. R
Buck
Dawtonville
Poolesville
Roada
Dawsonville
Third
Elmatreet
Market Street
Hospital
Market Atrent
Serere Peak
Oheeta
Tota
Raprovementa
Remington
Typewriter Company
Smith
Dugene
Albauge
Saln
Jane Mend
Raotty
Felde
Ai Whira Street
Grayson ' H, Mercer
Real Botazd
Local notices from Frederick area cover trades and events
Local items include Practical Horseshoeing by J. La Long at Soutin and Carroll, dancing academy tonight at Junior Hall, Presbyterian supper and sale on Thursday November 4 with chicken ham and pies, numerous real estate and business ads for Frederick Md area, lighting lamps by PRESENT ELECTRIC CO, fall openings at Blumenauner & Co, housing at West South Street, and various Wanted and For Sale notices.
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Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Noah E. Cramer & Son City Homes for Sale
Noah E. Cramer & Son advertise numerous city homes for sale with prices ranging from about 1,000 to 6,000 plus modern features. Listings include brick and frame dwellings on Market, East Church, West Fourth, and North Market streets, with rear entrances and store rooms. They promote building lots in Rosemont and nearby areas and offer a farm and suburban bargains list.
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Atrect
Ney
Hamo
Baste
Atreot
Hones
South Market Street
North Bentz Street
Dill Ave
Madison ‘Street
Soma
Rosemont
Farm Auction Notice for 146 Acres in Indiana
Farm offers 146 acres with road access in Indiana and a large set of buildings including a good tenant house. Well fenced and in a high state of cultivation. Price 27000 dollars. Sale begins April first with details on a 129 acre farm also advertised, priced 33000 dollars and owner leaving 317000 in farm. 110 acres nine miles from a reference point. Good condition and cultivation. Further particulars available.
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Frederick
Tresley
Grayson H. Mercer
Real Ystava
Frederick, Md
Superior
Emmitsburg
Asset list fragment from Sri Lanka exhibit
Fragmentary OCR item notes a first through eighth entry of an asset total and refers to a Hiabiiitiog. The readable portion lacks clear names, dates, or quantities to identify a full event or context.
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Sri Asset
Hiabiiitiog
Modern and Furnished Homes for Sale and Farms Listed
John N. Clary, manager, lists various city and suburban homes with prices from 1500 to 6200, including brick dwellings with gas and bath, six to seven rooms, and modern homes on Dill Avenue Market Street Third Street South Street and Madison Street. Also offers several small farms with acres and buildings, fruit, poultry, and orchard, plus a note on insurance real estate mortgage and investment services by Markell H. Nelson, manager, Real Estate, Doane W. Patrick St, Frederick, Md.
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East Church Street
N. Market Street
Dill Avenue
East Third
W.south Street
E. Second
Eyey
Madi
Gon Street
Wr 7Th Street
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the Daily News
the News
Washington, D.C
Marylana— Nein
United’ States
Weather Bureau
Frank Holstady
Aske
Diggins
Foley
Bowst
Childré
Enepaper Radhae
MR. Gaver
Burns
Assesamente
Citizens’ National Bank
OFI
Capital
J. D. Baker
H.D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Joan's
Namibouirg
WM. G. Baker
D.E. Kepauver
Baker
Thos. H. Haller
Daniel Baker
CG. H.conley, Mzd
P. L. Hargett
Newman
J. H. Gambrill, JR
Hi, D. Baker
John D. Hendrickson
Joun D. Sendrickson
Grayson H. Staley
H. & F. Trolley
Ladiesburg
Lewistown
Catoctin Purance
Meraville
Bethel
Liberty
State Road
Peteraville
U Bana
State Vroad
Hansonvile
Igood
Petersville
Urbana
Hansonville
Skookstown
Markwood D. Harp
Pythian Castle
J. la Long
P. M
Eader
Soutin and
Carroll Streets
Academy of Dancing
Junior Hall
N. Market St
Blumenauer & CO
Markwood
Frederick City
Fox
Asi Pier. L. Collings Company
Ein Street
Kor
W. Ny
Jolliffe
Frederick, Ma
Mrs
Frederick and Washington
Frank Sheffield
Gittinges's
Groceey
Automobile
ALL
Frederick County
Imestong
Real Notate and Général Insurance
Sourt &T
Frederick, Wa
Phong 400
Royal Sociery
Ss N. R
D. Mants
Noah E. Cramer
Cramer & Son
Noa
Jolliffr
Thurmont
Jolliffs
Great Church Treat
Frederick, Maryland
Eugene H. Albaugh
John N. Clary
Nike
Ainsurance
Investment. CO
Markell H. Nelson
Doetae W
Patrick Bt
Brederick
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