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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1919
Page
6
A damaged fragment notes a manufacturing firm and associated entities. It references a trade or corporate name, with unclear context or date. The readable content centers on company mention and generic publishing rights.
Additional premium winners at the Frederick Fair include Canned Fruits and Cakes. The list names dozens of exhibitors such as Mrs. Fannie McDevitt, Mrs. Mary W. Condon, Emma Kling, Mrs. Ella Smith, and many others, with prizes ranging from 50 cents to several dollars for diverse categories like canned peaches, pears, jams, cakes, breads, and confections. The roll reflects extensive competition across preserves, baked goods, and dairy items with multiple winners per category.
A historical Thanksgiving message urges gratitude and work, noting abundance once taken for granted and stressing that blessings come from effort under God. It calls readers to transform feasting into prayerful gratitude and resolve to endure hardships with faith and duty.
Nebraska state engineer reports on road tests showing power requirements vary with road type. Earth roads demand high effort. macadam, gravel, and paved roads require notably less power, supporting a push for better routes. Farmers fund road work, hoping to reduce food transport costs and improve farm value.
State Game Warden B. I pte appoints William J Mtus Grove John T Thompson Mareen D Darby and William Roberts as deputy wardens for Montgomery county. Social guests include Mrs A P Forsyth and James Forsyth Jr of Howard county and Mr and Mrs Lowndes Vennett of Sykenville visiting James Grove near Pradarlok. Numerous locals attended the New Era conference at Hagerstown.
The Jesse C. Wiles farm near Woodsboro totaling about 130 acres was bought by Grayson H. Staley of Bardrick. The property features fine cultivation and sturdy buildings. Possession is set for April 1, with names omitted. Also notes on Wasiea League Concert participants Mrs. Frank L. M. Storm of Cumberland and Mrs. Harrie Storm, not listed among participants.
QO Leonard and Win bought the S. I. Mickley property on East South Street in a transaction handled by real estate agent Jollie of W, ON.
A Frederick column recalls G A Grabill letter from Polo Luzon describing campaigns against Aguinaldo. A three year old boy dies after burns from matches. Philomathean Society met in Kemp Hall with readings debates and judges verdict 2 to 1. Horse theft near Myersville ends with injuries. Post Office closes early for a funeral and domestic postal rates to the Philippines are announced.
The Orphans Court of Frederick County has issued letters testamentary to Grever N Carpenter on the estate of Peter J Carpenter who is deceased. Creditors must present their claims with vouchers by June 25, 1920 or be barred from benefits. Those indebted to the deceased should pay immediately.
The piece outlines Maryland 1920 primaries set for May due to presidential year rules. It notes uncertainty in both parties for U S Senate and a likely Sixth Maryland District congressional nominee. It mentions candidates like Weller, Goldsborough, and Senator Smith as possible outcomes, plus Frederick N Aibie min and Edgar A McHicle as potential House contenders.
Readable lines show Franklin Savings Bank and Walkerville Savings Bank balance sheets dated 1919 with resources including loans secured and discounts, overdrafts, cash, U S Government bonds, mortgages, and deposits. Other items note liabilities, surplus funds, and sworn attestations by bank officers in Frederick and Walkerville Maryland.
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