Bazar Boost for Company A to Open Thanksgiving Week
Frederick plans a large Company A bazar during Thanksgiving week aimed at showcasing Made in Frederick products. A meeting at the armory set booth locations along drill shed sides with numerous manufacturers like Ox Fibre Peash, Unit Knitting Mills, and Isconomy Sto and Tank Co. to display. Major J John Markey notes more Made-in-Frederick items will appear as residents donate and merchants respond, with armory decor to be completed by midweek.
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Bootha
Company A
Frederick
Q. M. Ser-ggeant Barrick
J. John Markey
Bazar
Membel Fae Company
Funeral of Mrs Catherine Lorentz Held at Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Catherine Lorentz widow of Henry Lorentz were conducted by Rev. Franklin F. Neel at her 1 West Second Street home this afternoon. Interment followed at Mt Olivet. Schroeder directed.
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Catherine Lorentz
Henry Lorentz
West- Second Street
Franklin F. Neel
Trinity
Schroeder
Twelve Births and Six Deaths Reported in Brunswick October
Health Officer West reports 18 births and 6 deaths in Brunswick city for October, following 16 births and 1 death in September. Contagious diseases were limited to three typhoid fever cases in the Carson family during October. Also notes bowling scores and standings among local teams.
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Brunswick
Carson
Cough Remedy for Children Promoted in Old Ad
An old advertisement touts a Cham beria Cough Remedy for children using phrases that claim safety and effectiveness without narcotics. It notes it was sold by druggists and marketed to parents as a trusted, gentle option, with emphasis on avoiding harsh medicines.
Literary Society A Division program and elections noted
The A Division of the Belles Let tres Literary Society opened with president G Hunter Bowers. Members performed recitations essays debates and a vote elected officers including President G Hunter Bowers and Vice President C Thomas. A second division meeting featured readings debates and officer elections with Walter Atkinson and J Houlden Waters among contributors.
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Belles Lettres Literary Society
G. Dfunter Bowers
Aeary
Marley
Miller
Oscar Gladhill
George Luckey
Ecxnas
Ralph Cutler
Paul Michael
Donald Murray
Bernard Bian ' Bardner
Herbert Gilbert
Austin Rhodes
Key Harris
James Harris
Levies Fleischman
Offects
Forlows
G. Hunter’ Bowers
C. Thomas
Summere
Mayden Stull
Issintami
T. L
Houlden Waters
M Remsting
Charles Himes
George Chapline
Emery Henen
J. Houlden Waters
Ness Wilhide
Paul Simpson
Charles Houck
Roy Schroeder
W. Quynn
W. Clemson
Canned corn in Europe war affects price and demand
War in Europe has not heavily boosted canned corn prices yet but may raise demand if the conflict lengthens. Some Europeans view corn as hog feed, yet readers note possible shifts as supplies tighten and trade patterns change, with Frederick county canners seeing modest price gains and potential new markets if consumption adapts.
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Warriug
Frederick Cgamers
Yourke Abc
Europe
Frederick County
Public sale decree sought in Frederick County equity suit
The case against Catharine Big Widew and others seeks a court decree to sell an undivided Frederick County Maryland real estate once owned by Elizabeth A Hale. The property, described in a 1803 deed, cannot be divided without substantial loss, and proceeds would be distributed among heirs. The court orders notice by publication for four weeks in Frederick County newspapers, summoning absent defendants to appear by Dec 5.
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Gree OF Publicationo
Catharine Big Widew
Platotifte
Varia Hale
Keederick
Jemter
Frederick County
Mary
Frederick Goune
Jung
Saldederick
Follen
Catharine Sulcer
Hens Sulcer
Ink County
Maryland
Luther Date
Predertek County
M Land
Daniel Hale
Bloomington
Milnoix
Hibin
Fernie Mumfordt
Richard Mumford
Galt
Richard Mumford Haying
Jeanie Mumford
Leslite
Zabeth A. Hale
Daniel Baker
Elizabeth A. Hale
Meintif
Sala
Bertha Hale
Lenda Hoffman
Lewis Hoffman
Albert Hale
Minnie Hale
Fannie
Amt Ore
Mike Hale
Nsther Hale
Harry W. Bowers
Purely Personal notes from scattered homecomings and travels
Purely Personal items report Mr and Mrs Joseph Nuil returning home after pending time with relatives in Gettysburg. W H L Blonthager county official traveled to Waynesboro to attend the wedding of Clayton M Fry a distant relative. Several other local names are listed as visiting or attending events and family matters with minor health notes and travel details.
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Joseph Nuil
Gettysburg
W. H L. Blonthager
Frederick
Waynesboro
Clayton M. Fry
Amon S. Xys
Wita
King Nichols
Baltface
Tannsas
Odell
Dicrnwood
Usaltimece
Hettie
Townspeople News and Local Visits Across Cedar Grove
County residents report visits in Washington and nearby towns with several trips by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson and others. The stork brought a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Miles. Ruth Beall remains ill while families in Gaithersburg and Rockville are noted. Farmers husk corn as the crop looks fine.
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J. W. Johnson
Washington
Charles Beall
Ruth Beall
J. S. Watkins
Leah Igelhart
Germantown
Cedar Grove
Pitt
E.R
Clifton Nicholson
Gaithersburg
Nicholson
Noelsville
Jesse Miles
Noah Watkins
Arthur
Rockville
Watkins
Robert Windsor
Baltimore
Haller Watkins
Barnesville Ladies Civic League Oyster Supper Notice
The Ladies Civic League of Barnesville will hold an oyster supper in the Town Hall on Wednesday November 11. Miss Marie Roberson has returned from a four week visit to her sister Mrs Charlie Dixon. Washington DC Mrs B F Purdy is visiting her daughter Mrs B F Roberson. Miss Francis Grimes spent a few days with friends and relatives. Dr and Mrs Darby and Dorothy are visiting their parental homes. Mr Walter Trail spent Sunday evening with friends at Della. Mrs O O Baker spent Saturday in Washington DC. Mrs Edgar Morningstar spent Monday in Hyattstown. Bear in mind Chamberlains Tablets improve appetite digestion. For sale by all dealers.
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Ladies Civic League
Barnesville
Marie Roberson
Charlie Dixon
Washington, D.C
B. F. Purdy
B. F. Roberson
Francis Grimes
Mrs. Darby
Dorothy
Walter Trail
Della
O. O. Baker
Edgar Morningstar
Hyattstown
Maryland Proclamation Declares Quarantine for Foot and Mouth Disease
The Governor declares Allegany Frederick and Washington counties quarantined due to foot and mouth disease in cattle. It prohibits moving stock into or within Maryland from these counties until nullified. Official warning targets individuals corporations and other parties under Section 4 Article 5 of the Maryland Code.
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State OF Maryland
Allegany
Frederick
Washington
Phillips
Goldsebgrough
State of
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Jn Me
Code of Public General Laws
Mersland
Ero Tao
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PUBLIC Bales of Valuable Farm Property and Personal Goods
Public sale of a deed of trust from Gilling Jr to Loudoun National Bank of Leesburg to be held at the Lycurgus ledges farm near Manzonville on November 10, 1914, at 9 p.m. Includes horses, cattle, hogs, wagons, farming implements, tools, timber, and extensive household furnishings. Terms: four months credit on sums over $10 with notes. under $19 cash. no removal until terms met. no hustling. Auctioneers: Harvey BR Lease. Clerk: Joseph H. Bussard.
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Gilling Jr
Humphrey and
Krank
Humphrey
Loudoun Naonal Bank of
Leesburg
Leesbur
Virginia
Nasaquity
Frederick Veunty
Maryland
Bealty
Lycurgus Ledges Farm
Manzonville
Gld
Emmitsburg
Thomas Dri
John Deere
Nathaniel T. Wachter
Harvey BR
Lease
Joseph H. Bussard
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Getzendanner
ALICE @ SMITH
FAKOM
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