Bag Law Sets Eight Rabbit Limit and Trapping Season Opener
Frederick county hunters face an eight rabbit bag limit plus penalties for violations. The law, passed last session, also limits rabbits to eight per day and imposes fines from 50 to 100 dollars or jail for noncompliance. Trapping season runs November 15 to March 1 for muskrat, skunk, fox, raccoon, mink, or opossum. Selling game within the county is restricted and snare use is banned.
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Romance of Frederick draws crowds at grand city premiere
Frederick film debut thrills big houses with a mixed blend of comedy and drama. Villains Slemmer and Herbert die in a bomb explosion. Able Derr is saved from danger by Mayor Manley's influence and later witnesses a wedding scene that brings the crowd to laughter.
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W. OR. Slemmer
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Iron Works
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Aley
Tun
Fight at Penn’s saloon ends with arrests in Virginia man’s case
Walter Hunt of Virginia was remanded to jail after a Saturday bar fight at Penn’s saloon on North Market Street. The incident began when Hunt stepped on John Gardner’s foot, sparking a clash in which a .92 caliber revolver reportedly appeared. Gardner was later found not guilty of assault and battery. Irving Brashears was fined $2.50 for drunkenness.
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Virginia
Penn
North Market Street
August T. Brust
Hunt
John Gardner
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Hahn
Junt
Irving Brashears
Chief Bruchey
Wag
Big Parade at Woodsboro marches drew 1505 crowd
About 1,505 persons turned out for the Woodrow Wilson parade in Woodsboro last night despite dense fog. Delegations came from Johns ville Creagerstown Walkersville and other towns. The event featured 50 horsemen 20 30 automobiles and floats including one by Woodsboro ladies. A postparade meeting in the Hall featured Alvan M Wood D Princeton Buckey Leonard C Barrick presiding and praising Wilson with four more years of peace and prosperity.
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Johnsville
Creagerstown
Walkersville
Ymont
Alvan M. Wood
Princeton Buckey
Sunday hunting complaints amid farmer pleas grow
Residents in the areas with high hunting activity report disturbances as Sunday hunting runs loom for much of the day. Game warden Claude Ferguson entered the mountains and arrested two men from Frederick County near Avery County territory wheat. The minimum fine for Sunday hunting is $25.
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Claude Ferguson
Successful Hunters on Yesterday's Rabbit Hunt
On yesterday's hunt, Henry Show Norman Lover and Rich Warfield succeeded in bagging two rabbits. The trio reported a productive day with steady progress and good weather conditions.
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Henry Show
Norman Lover
Rich Warfield
Last Day for Toll Gate on Adamstown Pike Opens Free Travel
The toll gate on the Adamstown Paragyrie Company road will close today, with free travel to the public thereafter. County officials agreed to fund half the treasury cost, and the road from Frederick to Linksville will be toll free, boosting trade to Frederick from Virginia. The Mickeystown pike toll may rise within two weeks as transfer of the state highway to public control nears completion.
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State Heads Commission
Wshway
November Court Term Opens in Multiple Counties
The November term of Circuit Court convened in Carroll County with Chief Judge Wiliam H. Thomas as presiding and J. Wesley Niges named foreman of the grand jury. Washington County opened with Judge M. L. Keedy, S. A. Varish chosen foreman, while Montgomery County at Rockville saw Judge Edward C. Peter, with Mc Caney named grand jury foreman. Local notes include wet and dry contest talk in Washington County and plans to raise funds for Hood College dormitory in Frederick, plus a Coca-Cola truck wreck near Ridgeville and a call to whitewash culverts to reduce crashes.
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Carroll County
Wiliam H. Thomas
J. Wesley Niges
Washington County
M. L. Keedy
S.A. Varish
Edward C. Peter
Montgomery County
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Peter
William HH. McCaney
Forman
Anita
Sandy Hook
Wats
Coca-Cola
Baltimore
Coca-Cola Company
Ridgeville
Frederick
Commissioner of
Motor Vehicles
E. Austin Baughman
State Roads Commission
High School Eleven to Meet Clearspring on Thanksgiving Day
Manager Nicodemus of the High School eleven announced a game with the crack Clearspring High School team for Thanksgiving Day afternoon. It is seen as a banner game this season. The next match is set here on Saturday likely against Loyola High School. Friends School will not play here this season.
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Nicodemus
Clearspring
Loyola High School
Friends School
Return Dance Company Drill Impresses at Market Street Route
The company performed a one and a half hour drill after returning from Texas. Sixty percent of members appeared, with Market and Church streets drawing crowds as they marched in platoons. Major Markey corrected the record on federal service status while Captain Mumshower led close-order and street maneuvers.
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Lt. Smith
Texas
Markey
First Maryland Infantry
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National Fiuard
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Geant T.ow
End Indigestion in Five Minutes Ad Teaser
Pape's Diapepsin pledges rapid relief from indigestion and stomach distress within minutes. The ad promotes a fifty cent bottle, claims safety for all, and urges keeping it at home for daytime or nighttime use. It touts quick regulation of upset stomachs and permits eating favored foods without fear.
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Pape
Do You Have Sour Stomach Tobleta Aupper Obtalna Tisement
Do You Have Sour Stomach is a fragmented notice describing a tablet remedy and its advertised relief. The readable text hints at a medicinal product and a public advertisement style from a period newspaper.
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