Flag Pond man mistakes dummy for trespasser in late night scare
Mr. Stewart of Flag Pond near Doubs fired at a dummy placed beside his chicken house after hearing a chicken, believing a man lay nearby. Jokers pulled ropes to yank the figure as he fired, causing panic until neighbors confirmed it was a prank.
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Winslow
Ohio
Jebin Anerunmi Winslow
United States Gunket
Kearsarge
Alabama
Wes Pits-Greene Vialleek
Guilford
Cananoty
Dew
Ales Buell
Ledend Leager
Dabat Hocktort
Stewart
Flag Pond
Doubs
Mr. Stewart
Personal Notices and Local Updates From The News
Purely personal items include Roger B. Wood of New York returning home to ship city, Dora Ransburgh enrolled at Emerson College in Beaton, Mass, and Mrs. Ramsburg of North Market Street returning from Hagerstown. Also noted are medical concerns of Fire Marshal McAfee in Baltimore and local entertainment in Middletown for Grace Reformed church fundraiser plus plans for a Cotillion Club. Local market quotes from HI. M. Cramer & Co. include grain and wheat prices and a prompt cue to mention seeing it in The News.
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Roger B. Wood
New York
Ship City
Dora O. Ransburgh
Emerson College of Oratory
Beaton
Mass
William H. Ramsburg
North Market Street
Hageratown
Mise Lillian Birely
East Church Street
Norfolk
Richmond
F. B. Smith
Harry F. Fahrney
City
D. M. Davilbias
Woodabero
C. W.R. Oru
Jefferson
H.S. Hedges
Brunswick
Cambridge, Md
Faon Foot
Glenn H. Worthington
Record Street
Masonic Temple
Religious Notices and Thanksgiving Services Across Town
A long list of Sunday school times and worship services at numerous churches in Bermons Brunswick Walkersville Woodsboro and other areas. Union Thanksgiving services and cantata at Presbyterian Woodsboro with detailed program notes and invited pastors.
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Frederick
Thanksgiving Football Duel Backed by Frederick Club
Frederick Athletic Club manager Harry L. Hagan says all arrangements for the Thanksgiving Day game are completed. Frederick will meet Olympia Athletic Club of Baltimore, an experienced ex college squad coached by Griffin from Maryland Agricultural College. The locals, who beat Carroll Athletic on November 4, expect public support for a clear game day field.
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Harry L. Hagan
Frederick Athletic Club
Olympia Athletic Club
Baltimore
Griffin
Maryland Agricultural College
Carroll Athletic
Aisley the Groonde
Tablet unveiling honors twelve judges who repudiated Stamp Act
Mrs J Pembroke Thom state regent of the D A R accepts invitation to attend the tablet unveiling for the twelve judges who repudiated the Stamp Act. Gov Warfield and Miss Richardson will be present, with extra seats arranged for a large turnout at the courthouse two o clock. The D A R Fitzhugh Les Chapter attends in a body as flags and bells mark the 1693 anniversary. Mrs Donald McLean of New York, an orator, arrives Monday.
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Warfield
O Courthouse
Fitzhugh Les Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Tax News
Donald McLean
New York
Seattles Totem Pole From Tongass Island Arrives
A cedar totem pole sixty feet high and moundous in circumference, carved by Tongass Island Indians, stood nearly a century on Alaska’s Tongass Island. Seattle businessmen found it on their August 1849 Alaska excursion and brought it to Seattle where the city council had it erected in Pioneer Square as a monument to a distinguished family.
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Seattle
Washington
Tongass Island
Alaska
Pioneer Square
Teachers to Meet Maryland High School Association
The Maryland association of High School teachers plans a December 2 and 3 meeting in Baltimore. President is Professor Sydney S Handy of Easton High School, with Vice President Professor J E Colburn of Havre de Grace High, and Secretary Miss Margaret Robinson of Frederick. A special feature invites county teachers to tour Baltimore schools, with Friday devoted to this purpose. Committees are Handy, Ebaugh of Rolters town, Honser of Hagerstown, and Colbourn of Havre de Grace.
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Baltimore
Sydney 5. Handy
Easton
O Ebaugh
Roleterstown
J E. M. Honser
Hagerstown
John I. Qolbourn
Havre de Gracs
Generous Uncle Distributes $18000 in Gifts Across Kin
Waynesboro Zephyr reports Taano L. Hanekey of Oreagera town gave his relatives $18000 in property gifts before his marriage to Misa Eden Hall. He awarded $1600 to each of twelve nieces and nephews, including deeds to houses at 246 West Second Street and 1475 Fairview Avenue. Thanksgiving guests will gather at Hankey's home for a large dinner.
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Zephyr
Taano L. Hanekey
Oreageratown
Misa Eden Hall
William L. Hankey
W. Second St
Mary Hankey
EK. J. Hankey
Fairview Avenue
Reward Proposed by County for LeStore Bridge Dynamiting Suspects
The County Board of Commissioners will meet Monday to vote on a substantial reward for the arrest of the dynamiting perpetrators at LeStore bridge. A community letter condemns the crime, calls for severe punishment, and urges rapid, lawfully enforced justice to prevent further violence and protect lives and property.
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LeStore Bridge
LeGore
Justics
Alte
LaGore Bridge
Tor News
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New Midway
Ladienburg
Woodaboro
Rocky Ridge
Troutyvills
Sis
Geome
Frederick County
Quick Harness Work Highlighted by Telegraph Hints
The Morgan Messenger notes rapid leatherwork by N. H. Hobday who telegraphed orders to Geo. Keller Bliely in Frederick and delivered two complete harness sets within a single day. It praises telephone use for business and mentions ongoing line work to Unger’s store and Hobday’s record of four harness sets in two days.
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Berkeley Borings
W. Va
N. H. Hobday
Geo. KE. Bliely
Sona
Frederick Oley
Harnees
Sieepy Creek
Unger
Howard Hobday
Local sale and holiday notices fill city events
A scattered page lists a charity sale at City Hotel on November 23 to benefit the Free Kindergarten, plus baggage transfer ads for Frederick Md, and shop openings and promotions. It mentions a Christmas exhibition, dining and music events at Jodor Hall, shoe repair, tailoring, and fresh candies by local vendors.
Neidig & Miller Offer Wool Goods and Fur Reductions
A period ad highlights Neidig & Miller selling fur and clothing goods with deep discounts. It promotes ladies and misses fashion items, including brown and sable fur stoles, Isabella fox, mink and sable coats, and bundled sale prices. The page combines banking data with a quick shop appeal featuring low prices on coats, muffs, and dresses.
Local notices and events in Frederick area ads
Frederick city hospital plans Thanksgiving program in Jodor Hall at 340 pm on November 24 with tableaux dances music and recitations. The Domestic Building Association of Frederick County Md announces stock issue for Series No.5 with dues 26 cents weekly per share and admission fee 10 cents per share. Loans offered at 4 16 per cent yearly. Also shoe ads from Willineberg and Winnener. Oyster supper by Walkersville Reformed church on Thanksgiving eve. Rail specials: Frederick to Washington and Baltimore round trips for 1.00 and 1.25 respectively on Friday November 27 with trains 7 45 am and 6 00 pm.
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Tharediay
Jodor Hall
Domestic Building Association
Frederick County
Trig Association
Wilber H. Davali
Farmara’ & Mechanics' National Bank
Ladies of the Reformed Church
Walkersville
Stadfer's Hall
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Tloketa
Frederick
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