Local Advertisements Highlight Offers and Help Wanted
A cluttered page lists mincemeat and kraut promotions, jobs at Burbank Mfg Co, a lady manager opening, a demonstrator role, oysters at Doll’s window, boarders sought, and holiday presents. Also noted are night shirts, bargains, and Friday’s Bulletin from John Hendrickson through John N. Bete and others.
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Heeyeens
John Lambright
Burbank Mfg. Co
John N. Bete
Doll's
Dolla
Jas. E. Walker & Co
Moser
Galt & Bro
Landis
John Hendrickson
Saturday News promises doubled size and rich features
The Saturday News teases tomorrow's issue with a doubled format packed with a Howard Fielding short story A Letter and a Lesson Perils of Odd Fishers and tales from Captain Kilmer on wartime mindsets Special illustrated articles and a ladies department with recipes and crafts Farmers section by experts in gardening dairying and livestock Sunday school lesson analysis by Rev D M Stearns Regular features include Letters from Mary Jane and the Market Scribe plus trade reviews church notices and local news The paper costs two cents per copy whether delivered or mailed
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Tre News
Howard Fielding
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Satorpay News
Tas
Personal News From Frederick Area Social Roundup
Mr Arthur English of New York has spent weeks in Frederick and returned. Mrs William P Manisby and Miss Emily Mauleby of Court Square spend the day in Washington. Miss Alice V Shriner of North Market street left for Baltimore and Washington to visit friends. Mrs Clarence Gilbert and Miss Anna belle Cramer of Walkersville returned from Baltimore visits. Miss Nell Bradley of Emlenton Pa visited Miss Shriner and left for Washington and Baltimore. E H Boone of the Boone Yaki Hypnotist Company is arranging a Frederick appearance at the City Opera House. Mr Roger Ritchin of Wat Church street left for New York and then on to Mexico for a new position.
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Arthaur English
New York
Frederick
William P. Manisby
Emily Mauleby
Court Square
Washington
Alice V. Shriner
North Market Street
Baltimore
Clarence Gilbert
Annabelle Cramer
Walkersville
Nell Bradley
Emlenton
Aliis V. Shriner
E. H. Boone
Boone Yaki
City Opera Houge
Roger Ritchin
Church Street
Mexico
Market Quotations From Mr J B W Dargett Today
Market quotes show corn per barrel at 3.20, shelled corn at 54 cents per bushel, wheat No 2 red at 0.70, steamer at 0.84, and Bay at 10 10 32 per son with unclear context. Prices presented in old format indicate regional commodity values and banking terms from a historical markets column.
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J. B. W. Dargett
Ramage Out of Order as City Light Plant Fails
City lights failed again last night due to a malfunctioning large dynamo at the municipal electric light plant. A substitute small dynamo provided partial illumination until the damaged unit could be repaired by an expert. Mayor Smith advocates removing plant management from politics and ensuring stable engineering staff, with plans to potentially purchase a larger engine.
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Ramage
Municipal Electric
City Opera Sons
Smith
Neo
Long-Lived Locomotives on W M R R Lines
The W M R R operates engines over 25 years old in steady service. Nos 6 7 8 run on the Gee tyabarg Branch with No 6 small yet serviceable. Nos 9 10 11 serve the Potomac Valley and Shippensburg Branches. Nos 12 13 on the Gettysburg Branch. Locomotives 1 4 5 14 15 16 are not in existence.
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W. M.R.R
Geetyabarg
Gettysburg
Potomac Valley
Shippensburg
Not a bail granted in concealed goods case at Hatriaberg
The grand jury in Hatriaberg Pa found a true bill against Meyer Bpiro formerly of Brunswick on two counts for concealing goods while bankrupt and making false oath as to assets. Spira cannot post bail and remains jailed awaiting trial. case postponed to January or May next year. Witnesses included W Tell Omwake Simon Weiner and A L Criswell.
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United States District Court
Hatriaberg
Meyer Bpiro
Brunswick
W. Rush Gillan
Irvin O. Elder
W. Tell Omwake
Simon Weiner
A. L. Criswell
Waynesboro
Spira
Bears Invade Cresson as Towners Track Big Bear
A 300 pound black bear and two cubs wandered into Cresson Pennsylvania. Citizens armed with clubs and guns hunted the animals through the streets. After about half an hour of firing, Lester Meyers killed the large bear. The cubs fled but the next day John Nexler shot one of them in the woods.
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Cresson
Oluba
Streste
Lester Meyers
John Nexler
Hunting Season Opens in Frederick County
The hunting season opens today and will run for 30 days allowing partridge and rabbit hunting in Frederick County. Local hunters headed out this morning hoping to locate coveys of birds seen earlier. Birds are reported fairly plentiful and the season looks promising for sportsmen.
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Frederick
Dairy Herd Auction Near Gorman Town Sells Strong
Saxoob Snyder and Brother of Boyd's in Montgomery county sold their fine herd of matlok cows at a public sale in Gorman town after losing dairy and barns to Bre months ago. Prices ranged from 25 to 55 dollars per head.
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Saxoob Snyder & Brother
Boyd's
Montgomery County
Gormantown
Pleasant Musical Event at Junior Hall Featuring W Guy Kline
A pleasant musical program at Junior Hall presented by W Guy Eline with Mrs Nadine Alton and several performers. The show featured piano solos, vocal numbers, a violin solo, recitations, and choral pieces. Enthusiastic audience applause and encores followed each act, signaling strong audience appreciation.
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W. Guy Eline
Nadine P. al- Ton
Yoste
Routzehn
McDanner
Robert Burck
Kline
Mrs. Allen
Miss Yoot
Nadine Alls
Guy Kline
Flora Routzahn
W. Guy Kiine
Robert Burok
Guy Kiine
W. Guay
O Loving Heart Trust
Nadice Allen
Flora Rontzahn
Calvary
W. Guyne
Exhibition at Dr Applemans Home Displays Heirloom Art
The Middletown home of Dr. 8. P. Appleman opens tomorrow afternoon from 1 to 4 for friends to view his paintings and antique furnishings. The collection includes landscapes portraits old furniture and family china with the grandmother’s spinning wheel and a finely preserved home-soups linen. Appleman excels in painting and his works have been shown in larger cities making this exhibit a notable local event.
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Appleman
Farmer Granville G. Bixter Missing from Wakefield
The family of Granville G. Bixter, a Wakefield farmer in Carroll County, reports him missing since November 6. He traveled to Baltimore to collect a milk bill around $300, was paid that day, and had stayed at the Eutaw House in the past but is not registered anywhere now. Police in Baltimore have been notified and efforts to locate him continue.
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Granville G. Bixter
Wakefield
Carroll County
Baltimore
Bixter
Eutaw House
Striking Winchester Fraud Snares Merchants
A stranger fleeced nearly every prominent Winchester merchant this week for about $200. He offered a cheap soap sample, promised to provide genuine soap at a drastic discount, and after merchants bought, returned with a cash refund offer. The soap proved a worthless imitation.
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Winchester
Sim and Sappington Wedding to Be Soleranized
Mrs Mary Sim daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Boyle will wed Sidney St John Sappington youngest son of the late Dr Sidney Sappington. The ceremony is set for Wednesday November 20 at high noon in St Peter's Roman Catholic church Liberty town.
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Mary Sim
Henry Boyle
Sidney St. John Sappington
Sidney Sappington
St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church
Libertytown
Copper prospecting advances at Elder 8 area wells
Copper prospecting by Peyton Brown, the Johnsville artesian well borer, has shifted to Elder 8 area and F Repp farm near Johnsville. Miners have labored for over a year with Brown reportedly striking copper in every borehole.
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Peyton Brown
Johnsville
Elder
F. Repp
Brown
Presbyterian Ladies Hold Successful Eight Sale and Supper
The ladies of the Presbyterian church conducted eight successful sales and suppers at the Masonic building on Wednesday and last evening. Over a hundred dollars was raised. Delights included suppers cake candy and fancy work. A neat U D C collection completed the event. The Fitzhugh Lee Chapter U D C weekly reception yesterday was in charge of Mrs John Kearnes White Mrs Joseph Trand ie and Mrs George Edward Smith.
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U. D.C
Fitzhugh Lee
U D. C
John Kearnes White
Joseph Trandie
George Edward Smith
Campfire and inspection for Reynolda G A R members
Reynolda Post G A R will host a campfire and inspection at headquarters on Monday evening and invites all old soldiers to attend.
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Reynolda
Not Afflicted. Cleansing Easily Cures with Figs Syrup
An old advert explains that many think themselves free of disease but need cleansing. It promotes Syrup of Figs as a simple cure for an aggressive condition, claiming it is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. and sold by all druggists.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Contagious diseases rules for schools proposed by state board
The State Board of Health advanced rules to aid rapid reporting of contagious diseases among school children to curb spread. Rules require physician certificates after illness, strict disinfection, and written compliance notices. Scarlet fever, measles, diphtheria, whooping cough, chickenpox, mumps, ringworm, and typhoid precautions are defined with school readmission conditions. Also mentions new Martinsburg industry move and local court admission for a Baltimore woman.
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State Board of Health
Fine production of The Deemater at City Opera House
A good play well played in a strong production of The Deemater by Charles W. Chase at City Opera House. Melville Daniels directed a strong cast led by Allen Deamonde as Daniel Mylrea and Dudley Farnworth as Bishop Mylrea. the plot centers on Daniel’s defiance, his relationship with Mara and Ewan, and a climactic cliff scene ending in justice and reconciliation after a plague.
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City Opera House
Charles W. Chase
Hall Osine
Melville Daniels
Daniel Mylrea
Mara
Ewan
Daniel
Mora Mylrea
Danisl
Himelf
Dudley Farnworth
Bishop Mylrea
James J. Morrison
Thorkoll Mylrea
Deemater
Man
Allen Deamonde
Alance Papin
Ewan Mylrea
Hsiens Griffith
Nora Mylrea
A Quick Trolley Man
A Baltimore trolley conductor, suffering a toothache on duty, stops his car at a dentist on route. He reaches the chair, the tooth is extracted, and he hands the dentist a large silver coin before resuming fare collection two minutes later.
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Baltimore
Noteworthy Nickel Ride Proposal in Collinwood
Collinwood Ohio a suburb of Cleveland with a 3000 population seeks a 40 mile ride on the Consolidated Street Railway for a scantly fare. The Big Con Worldsted aims to extend tracks through Collinwood to Nottingham offering a long ride for a nickel. The Collinwood Council conditions a single fare from the end of the line with full transfer privileges in Cleveland before granting the franchise.
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Collinwood
Cleveland
Ohio
Consolidated Street Railway Company
Con‘Worldsted
Nottingham
Collinwood Council
Claveland
Appointment of Linganore rider deputy sheriff
Lewia Frank Carter of Linganore district is named riding deputy sheriff by Sheriff elect Harvey Leasa. Carter, lifelong Republican, has not held office before and plans to move his family to Frederick during his term.
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Lewia Frank Carter
Linganore District
Aheriff
Harvay R. Leasa
Garter
Frederick
Local oyster and stock notice from 1901
Steamed oysters and doll's shell stock advertised with eye on window display. Domestic Building Association to issue Series No.5 stock November 16, 1901, at 25 cents weekly. loans at 4.16 percent. Officers listed. inquiry via Farmers & Mechanics' National Bank secretary Wilbur Hawall.
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Domestic Building Association
Wilbur Hawall
Farmers & Mechanics’ National Bank
FE. B. Sapprvatox
J. E. Wanker
F. B. Norwoon
W. 4. Duvart
Cwarles Wasrtheimer
J. H. Harris
Lons Baum Garpiner
J. D. Hexpricksox
Zacwaatas
Eye and dress goods in Kansas City and London ads
A collage of 19th century ads offers medical eye care from Boteler MD, with specialties in cataract removal and cross eye correction, then moves to dressmaking services promising stylish gowns and attic carpet showings. L. E. Mullinix hosts Frederick’s exclusive carpet house featuring rich colorings and a large portieres collection.
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Wai. C. Boteler
Medical Department
Kansas City University
London
N. Market St
Big wedding in town and a bon ton dry goods sale
A lively town notice promotes a big wedding yesterday and invites shoppers to a Friday bulletin offering gloves, night robes, underwear, and fur items. Updegrati gloves, walking and driving gloves, and a full family stock are highlighted with sale-friendly assurances and low prices.
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Omen
Updegrati
Cilov Ladenoff
Baolling
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Astron
William Pitt
Earl of
Chathaz
Baron Steuben
Io Nadgeborg
Pruwia
WalfLanm Herschel
Bath
Tie
Elizabeth Gakorith
Asd le Surer
Hollywood
N. C3
Mme. Verdi
Rome
P. M
Wasminarom
Maryland
Mountain District
W.L. Moomz
the Saturday News
Newfoundland and George's Banks
Kilmer
Corsonely
Scholgra
D. M. Stearns
Easant
Mayor Smith
Weverton
Amos Holler
Freman
Cole
Hoth
John L. Yost
Daniel Franey
Colorado
Franey
Frederick County
Wago
Federick
P. Appleman
Hymereal
Martinsburg
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Court of Appeals
Maryland State Board of Law Examiners
Etta Mattox
Miss Mattox
J. Walter Clemaon
Clemsonville
Woodsboro
Corpfield
Harvey R. Lease Hag
Fair Grounds
Henry P. Nuasbaom
Mt. Airy
Oyatore
Ors Henpatoz
P. S
Edie
Ceteneg
Neidio & Miller
Neiie & Miller
Ilas
Martin Bearfe
Lili
Neidig & Miller
Clinton & Main
Clinton E. Main
Graduate Pharmastat
N. Market St. Prederick County
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Eapen
East Chorch
L. EB. Mullinix
Aportieres
Tsanogle & Wagaman
Frederick, MD
F. B. Sappington
Royelties
Just
Sright
Peice
L. E. Mullinix
Frederick’ Exclusive Carpet Hoube
B. Bappington
Waldawly
North City Hall
Rodook
YRE
GEO. B. Rodoce 400
A. T. Rig & Sons
A. T. Rics & Som
F&rderick, MD
Frederick CO
Telephone
F. P. Rice
Fredk Co
Potomac River
Willard OG
Gamuel J. Forney
Ordera
L. F. Kussmaul’e Tobacco
J. R. Lease
Pleming
Hse, BR. Snook
Lewistown
A. N Cramer
Desisant
Four
Frederick City, M2
Jou
Dutrow
Wo. H. Ramshare
Devildiss
Devileiss & Orner, Insurance
Doll & Albaugh Building
Otzdawly
E. Peterman
West
Franklin Street
Baltimers
Jean
Baltimore Eye
Garand Besetas
EYE
Wawls
Atlee RaDoLiy
University OF Maryland
Jamen J. Hadclift
North Market
Ben Poder
George A. Gilbert
Meee
Crown Bridge
Shopgmus
North Market Strebed
Meru Cars
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O. B. Oline
OUR Furniture Department
OG. B. Olire
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