Fifteen More Shows If Old Saying Holds
Local column recalls weather lore and autumn life in Frederick Maryland. Mary Jane urges community action, charity drives, and Thanksgiving preparations. Notes on events at Hood College, Grace Church, Hospital donation day, and local clubs. Mentions Christmas seals, Self Denial Day, and community fundraising for a new Hood dormitory. Continuous social notes and brief society items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reiley
Freder'ck
Hood Girls
Masons
Enoch Cheter
Grace Church
Children's Aid Society
William
Janie
Federation of Maryland
Hood College
Hoog
Hood
Court Square
Eggs Price Leap in Philadelphia Wholesale Market
Fresh eggs rise to 52 to 60 cents a dozen in Philadelphia as wholesale prices jump despite 15 million eggs to be released from storage December 1. Earlier stock was 46 to 52 cents a dozen for fancy fresh. crude grade at 11.40 per case. This shift will push retail prices upward and affect consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Holland's Hope Princess Juliana Confined to Bed
Prince Juliana, seven, heir to the Dutch throne, is confined to her bed with illness. Dutch anxiety grows as her health affects the succession, with fears of German influence if she cannot recover and Queen Wilhelmina's rule stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juliana
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Hascon Arrested In Philadelphia Jewelry Theft Case
William C Rotvan twenty year old son of real estate operator and contractor Daniel Rowan of 186 South Broad Street was arrested on suspicion of stealing four thousand dollars worth of jewelry and cash from his father's safe. Detective Duey said the elder and the son Daniel knew the safe combination and a hint about a dictionary containing it surfaced. the dictionary could not be found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
William C Rotvan
Y Iara N. Rowan
South Broad Street
Duey
Rowan
Yale
Mr. Rowan
Berlin Warned by U S Conference on Submarine Question
Berlin warned by United States on submarine policy as Austro-Hungarian Foreign Minister Baror Borfan meets Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg in Berlin. Conference discussed whether to continue the campaign in its current form risking rupture with Washington or modify it. Wireless Press dispatch notes German warning that President Wilson’s patience may soon exhaust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
London
Baror Borfan
Mannister
Berlin
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Fng
United States
Wellington
Vote probe sought into presidential ballot counts in California
Concord and Nou Now press a formal demand for an official inspection of ballots cast for the November 7 presidential electors. Republican attorney Faulkner esta blishes the move as a bid to detect any irregularities in vote counting. Early returns show Wilson leading in Sacramento by 56 votes and Hughes gaining 14 in San Diego, with no material change overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Nou
Papid Faulkner
Edwin Bown
Krull
Faulkner
Wilton
Me Baltots
Narrow Hughes Victory Narrowed by County Totals
Official returns from nineteen counties and Hennepin give Wilson 182 152 votes and Hughes 182 016 in Minnesota statewide results. Hughes holds a 94 vote plurality as tallying concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
St. Paul
Hughes
Capitol
Hennepin
Wilson
Bandits Slay 25 Chinese Near Santa Rosalia
An American survivor from Durango reports Villa bandits killed twenty five Chinese near Santa Rosalia Mexico a few days ago. The attackers have turned on Chinese Spaniards and Syrians and threaten to attack Juarez El Paso. A separate dispatch notes Colonel Mariano Timez allied with Villa planning an assault on Juarez with companions Ochoa and the Quereto brothers. The bandits have been robbing trains between Chihuahua City and Juarez and raiding ranches south of Juarez.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Tex
Santa Rosalia
Mexico
Durango
Juarez
el Paso
Mariano Timez
Carranza
Francisco Villa
Manuel Ochoa
Rodrigo
Silvestre Quereto
Chihuahua City
Hunter Killed In Hunting Accident Near Williamsport
Frank Wise aged 45 died in Williamsport hospital after a hunting accident occurred north of the city. He and Leroy Winner had placed their guns in their automobile and were about to go home when Wise requested his gun. Winner reached for it and the pistol discharged through the front of the car, fatally wounding Wise in the groin. He died minutes after arrival at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Frank Wise
Wih
Leroy Winner
Winner
Wise
Loans to French Cities Upgrade to 60 Million
Kuhn, Loeb & Co announces new three-year six percent bonds totaling 60 million dollars to Bordeaux, Lyons, and Marseilles. Bonds payable in gold in New York or francs at 5.60 per dollar, creating potential exchange profits. Also notes Paris loan earlier and exchange rate history. Say you saw it in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordeaux
Lyons
Marseilles
New York
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Paris
United States
Sir Sam Hughes Ousted as Canadian Militia Minister
Sir Sam Hughes, Canadian minister of militia and defense, is forced to resign amid accusations of a secret plan to retire to the supreme court. Premier Borden and the American Crean Association are cited in connections to the political upheaval, with officials awaiting details from the ex-minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacto
American Crean Association
Borden
Canada
Sam Flushes
Lagt
Theximinister
Sam
Supreme Court
Would Block Bet Payments In New Contemstating Resort to Old Law
Republican leaders in Conemaugh Belt plan to use 1817 and 1839 statutes to seize bet payments for the county poor directors and fund the poorhouse. Bets backed Mughes to win with thousands in bets. Turner spread spurred gamblers to hand over money before official returns. Jonathan C. Hare, real estate and insurance broker, arrested in West Chester on embezzlement charges. Patrick Corcoran posted bonds. A new wire spring harness swap is described from a single twisted wire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Lawster
Mughes
West Chester
Jonathan C. Hare
Patrick Corcoran
Hare
California Syrup of Figs Advertisement Warning
A vintage advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as a pleasant laxative for children. It claims it cleanses the stomach and bowels, relieves irritability and feverishness, and advises mothers to ask for a 30 cent bottle with directions for all ages. Warns against counterfeit copies and stresses buying the genuine product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
California Fig Syrup Company
Corn Shucking Hope Boosts Hoff man After Dreco Trial
Farmer Jonas W. Hoffman of near Hagerstown reports relief from chronic stomach trouble and nervous indigestion after using Dreco. He claims improved appetite, regular bowels, reduced pains, and renewed energy, saying he could “beat the hands shucking corn” now. Dreco is promoted as a digestive and urinary remedy made from roots herbs and berries. Local ads note Pearre's Pharmacy in Frederick offers samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hoffman
Jonas W. Hoffman
Hagerstown
Pearre
Phey
Frederick
Ady
Notice to creditors in Mehler estate case 9522 Frederick County
Pursuant to an order of the Circuit court for Frederick County creditors of William H. Mehler are ordered to file their claims properly authenticated with the Clerk of the Circuit Court by December 1 1918 or be debarred from participating in the distribution of the estate. D Princeton Buckey, Trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Houck
Frederick County
MIT
Howard EL Houck
Clayton BD. Houck
D. i Buckey
Anew
Circuit Court
Willam HH. Mehler
Chriit
Mar
D. Princeton Buckey
Real estate listing of multiple farms for sale in Frederick area
Grayson Ho Mercer offers 260 acre fruit farm with apples and oaks plus high cultivation. 224 acre farm three miles from Monrovia. 22 acre near trolley on State Road. 7% acre Allabia with comfortable buildings. several truck farms 7 to 12 acres near trolley and State Road. insurance loans bonds offered from Court Street Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayson HO Mercer
Monrovia
City
Trolley
State Road
Allabia
Frederick W. Cramer announces tax sales in Frederick County
Frederick W. Cramer as Collector of State and County Taxes for Frederick County Maryland announces public tax sales for delinquent state and county taxes for years 1912 1913 1914 1915. Notices describe parcels in Crbang district Woodville district and near Weverton with detailed deeds and prior conveyances. Cash terms sentence specifies purchaser to pay conveyancing costs and meet deadlines set for November 21 1916 and related dates.
Tax Sale Notice for Frederick County 1916
In pursuance of law the tax collector sets a public sale at the Court House door Frederick City on Tuesday November 23 1916 at 11 18 a m to satisfy state and county taxes and costs. The property described is a parcel west of Knoxville near South Mountain in Frederick County conveying land from John H Ogte to Sarah DeHaven.
Tax sale notice for Frederick City property details
By virtue of tax collection authority a public sale will be held at the Court House door in Frederick City Maryland on Tuesday November 30 1816 at 12 oclock to satisfy arrears and costs for taxes 1912 1913 1914 and 1916 on a parcel in Centerville Johnsville District Maryland described as one half acre with improvements conveyed to Katharine Chipley and others with specific deed references and an assessed value of 18 dollars sale terms cash to the highest bidder for the specified years and per law
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koederick Corne Hte
Maryland
Noor
Mrederick Pownty
Crbang
Prederick
Marytan
Dia
Ty Clifton W. Thaward
Frederick County
Perty
Benjamin Williams
Predbiuck W. Cramer
Court House
Frederickity
Marylland
Will Battefy
Piilemon M. Smith
James T. Conner
Benjamin O. Conner
Henrietta M. Smitth
P. M. Smith
A. F
Benjamin ©. Conner
Elizabeth J. Conner
Philemon M. Smith
Office
Register of Wills
Montgomery County
Woodville
Frederick W. Cramer
State of Maryland
Court House Dior
Frederick City
Walter W. Smith
Alice R. Smith
Noah BE
Cramer
Ella Kate Cramer
Liber ST
Pollo
Weverton
Peteragile
Brunswick Industrial Co
Brunswick
Intias D. Glatnor
Leondis W. Bartlett
Annije
Martlett
Neemda
James D. Metnor
Lerma
Cagh
State of Man
Rederick Ity
Frederick
Pla i Pregewick
Anton
Sint
Geuhy
T. H
Ais
McKee
Petoraville
Nile Ama
Tate
Taree
Auericx
Yiand
Kod
Centerville
Johnsville
Fayah
Katharine Chipley
Wile
Bim
Smith
Elisabeth
Frederick Couhty
Wm. H. Chipley
Sarah C. Chipley
S. Green
Hw. Chipley
Frederick W
Frederick Cramer notices tax sale of land in Frederick County
The Frederick City tax collector announces a tax sale for the years 1912, 1924, and 1915. On November 2, 1916 at 12:15 a.m. in Frederick, a tract of land near Bartonaville in New Market will be sold to satisfy taxes and costs. The parcel, measuring about one acre, is described by metes and bounds and was formerly in the name of Peter Sassa. Provisions for terms of sale and purchaser expenses are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland
Court House
Frederick City
Bartonaville
New Market
Point Bell
Aald Road
Peter Saasa
Frederick W. Cramer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Jane
OK Girl
Bunny
Baltimore
Carly
Eisenhauer
China
Stoan
Sioan
Sloan
Princece
American Press Association
Hasson
U. S
New Hampshire
Gallforats
San Treneco
Coliormta
San Olego County
Mistakce
Wren
Sacramento County
Banidts
Russia
Petrograd
Minist of Foreign Affairs
Pottsville
Warren Scholtenberger
Nicholas Sutto
Pine Grove
Koch
Roosevelt
South Sea Islands
Theodare Roosevelt
Mrs Roosevelt
Firstlands
South Sea
Sir Sam Hughes
Premier Borden
Cross
Wit Court
Prederick County
Reno
Harp
Lawrence R. Dohner
He S. Werp
Eli G. Haugh
Ape Elig
Haugh
NISI
Benjamin I. Shreavors
John E. R. Wood
Ell G
Clark
John
Newman
Orphans’ Court
Lasirenet
Pythian Castle
Court
Mlate
Tixes
Welerk
Knoxville
South Mountain
Saaryland
Rarah DeHaven
John H. Ogte
Barah Dee Havens
Petersville Chatriet
Purchoner
Frederick W. Cirasset
Bill
Tages
Comnee Gal Pais
the News Oftics