Street Work Delayed by Material Shortage Until Spring
Frederick city street improvements halt by next Monday due to Amiesite material delays from Ellicott City. West Church Street traffic will reopen after outer crushed stone layer is spread, rolled, and the amiesite base is prepared. Record Street work to start immediately afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Church Street
Crum
Frederick City
Amiesite Company
West Second
Courty Streets
Ellicott City
Record Street
Auto and Motorcycle Collision Near Second and Market
Samuel Linton and son Raymond narrowly escaped injury when their motorcycle collided with John N. Clary's automobile at Second and Market streets yesterday afternoon. Both riders were bruised. machine sprocket damaged and right pedal broken. car largely undamaged. The crash occurred just before five o'clock. Geran Sailors Get Employment Here. Three German sailors marooned in Baltimore for about three months after failed attempts to return home to enter the war have reached Frederick and will be employed at Lingapore Copper mines. The sailors are Gustav Spitz of Koenigsberg Bruno Hornig of Dresden and Hugo Ketel of Steffin, Germany. They were aboard the steamer Bulgaria when it anchored in Baltimore on July 27. Albert Schuoler secured local employment for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Linton
Raymond Linton
John N. Clary
Second
Market Streets
Geran
Baltimore
Frederick
Lingapore
Gustav Spitz
Koenigsberg
Bruno Hornig
Dresden
Hugo Kettel
Steffin
Germany
Bulgaria
Albert Schuoler
Young rider survives fall after horse stumble
Harry Ranneberger, 16, son of ROM Ranneberger of Doubs, narrowly escapes serious injury after a Monday fall from a horse. Found unconscious after fifteen minutes, he suffers cold exposure and hip bruises but no broken bones or internal injuries. The incident appears due to the horse stumbling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Ranneberger
Rom
Ranneberger
Doubs
Potatoes Win Big Prize At Frederick County Contest
Harald Neighbors of Lewistown captured first prize for best potato display at the Boys' Potato Growing Club contest held at Frederick County Boys High School yesterday. The $50 M A C scholarship winner will be announced next week after essays are counted. Other winners included Harold C Summers Harmony. Edwin L Thomas Bartholows. David Summers Harmony. W H Cronke Mount Pleasant. William Warfield Urbana. Earl H Remsburg Hansonville. Paul Walker Mr Airy. Robert Tabler Urbana. J Howard Turnbull New Market. After judging, Dr Augustus Stabler addressed the group with farm officials and school leaders praising the agricultural work. Yields ranged from 100 to 292 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harald Neighbors
Lewistown
Harold Neighbors
Boys
Prof Stabler
Harold C. Summers
Harmony
Edwin L. Thomas
Barthalows
David Summers
W. H. Cronke
Mount Pleasant
William Warfield
Urbana
Earl H. Remsburg
Hansonville
Paul Walker
Mr. Airy
Robert Tabler
J. Howard Turnbull
New Market
Augustus Stabler
U. S. Agricultural Department
Sidney Stabler
G. Lloyd Palmer
Emory C. Remsberg
Amon Burgee
Train kills three Holstein heifers at Rose Hill farm
A Northern Central train struck a Holstein herd from Noah E. Cramer's Rose Hill farm yesterday evening around 6 30 injuring four more. The ten heifers were valued at about $200 and three were killed outright. The herd had wandered onto the tracks a short distance from the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Central
Noah E. Cramer
Rose Hill
Dandelion Disk Adverts Cited As Cure All
A curio ad mocks medical tonics promising relief from headache backache and distress. The piece claims a Dandelion Disk or two will cure ailment and includes a testimonial of full recovery after following the advice. The humorous aside ends with an advertisement note.
Hospital Board Acts On Reports To Install Water System
Frederick City Hospital Association held a November meeting reporting 81 patients treated in October with 41 admitted and 1 death. Insufficient water on upper floors led to quyết installation of the Kewanee water system under Oscar Corbentz. Donations and fair results were praised, with thanks extended to nurses, guild workers, and contributors, and a push for patronage to support the hospital's needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boar of Managers
Frederick City
Oscar Cobrentz
Armory
Fair Committee
Guild
Frederick
Aummer
Thomas O'Neill
Bnaltimore
Frederick City Hospital
Sweaters and Cardigans on Sale in Wide Range
Woolen sweaters priced from 39 to 2.39 with broad color variety and sizes. Black Cardigan Jackets offered at 4.00 and 2.48, featuring worsted fabrics without a collar. Describes fine dress wear quality with two coats for men’s outfits.
Bargain Coat Sale On Boys and Girls Garments
A short sale note highlights kids clothing priced up to 5.00 dollars and coats at cheap prices. Mentions sizes 8 to 12 years and a special deal on Girls Baima can at 2.98, praising the material and neat finish.
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Royal Baking Powder
Court House
leicHiws
James W. Cummings
Chevy Chase Club
Montgomery County
Harrison Weaver
Chevys Chase Club
Andrew J. Cummings
Ariety
Dandelion
Er Ges
Enot
Tve
Pittaburgh
Chamberlain
Lafayette Tuck
Homer City
Deslera
Frederick Saving Store
West Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Lancaster Gingham
Gray Dieth
O. K
McCleery’s Jewelry
North Market St
the News
Dream Woman
APEX
McCleery
Kay Bee
Kay Gee
Winifred Greenwood
ED. Coxen
Reliance
Sheriff Mackly
Trottey
Our
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Court Street
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