Public sale notices and shop advertisements
A fragmented page lists various public sale notices and shop advertisements including Kemp Horse For Sale, Sachem Hosiery Co Posts For Sale, Eugene Shaff Store For Sale, Young House for Rent, John Easterly Pillows, Etchison's Meeting, and D of L notices. It also mentions entertainment items and local shop names such as Huyler's Candy, Sophia Clarke, The Busy Corner, Dorothy Dodd, and Mobley & Bro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labin J. Dill
Trust
Terrie
Kemp Horse
Burger Help
Sachem Hosiery Co
Eugene Shaff
Young House
John Easterly
Etchison
Funcers
Cline
D. of L
Christie
Huyler
Sophia Clarke
Sae Patrigh St
Lake View
Brief Bits From The Local Scene
Residents report small home updates and hunts with pheasants seen. A watch recovered by Nicholas Robinson returns to its owner as Lake View duckpin seeks a Y M C A challenge. A wagon shaft break injures nothing else, Mountain City Daughters of Liberty plan a musical and literary night, and several locals recover from illness with mixed progress.
Men's Meeting at M C A Tomorrow Speaks on Glory of Mankind
Rev Walter I Leekliter of Baltimore will preach at the M C A on The Glory of Mankind. The meeting runs 3 30 to 4 30 pm with all men invited. Sunday at 9 30 am Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon of the Presbyterian church will address the meeting. Dr C F Goodell has sold his East Patrick street residence to the Weiner family on private terms and plans for a combined office and residence are in place for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter I. Leekliter
Baltimore
Wilkina Avenue Baptist Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
The
Presbyterian Church
C.F. Goodell
East Patrick Street
Mises Weiner
Dr. Goodell
Thurmont
Tourmont
Hill
Smithsburg
Harmony
Angmony
Reva. Brown
Henry Unverzaght
Middletown
Mersville
Luther A. Mann
Reformed Church
Brown
Stroup
Rev
Willis
Rev. Brown
Chas, F. Steck
D. D
Frederick
Maryland Synod
A. Hodges
Stirup
Church Hill
Mr. Stroup
Religious Services and Meetings Listed in Local Notices
Church notices span many congregations with sermons and services at Grace chapel Brunswick Schleysville Mission Wilkins Avenue Baltimore All Saints Episcopal Evangelical Reformed Lutheran Presbyterian St Johns Catholic Brethren and Methodist churches. Also quarterly conference Trinity ME and evangelistic meetings with guest preachers and Sunday schools announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paret
Grace Chapel Chapel
Brunswick
Schleysville Mission
International Sunday School
Floyd W. Putney
First Baptist Church
Wilkins Avenue
Baltimore
All Siiate’ Episcopal Church
Evangelical Reformed Church
B. H. Eschbach
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Gospel Mission Workers
Lambert
West Patrick Street
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
St. John’s Catholic Church
A.J. Conlon
Catholic University
Washington
Church of the Brethren
Charles F. Ausherman
Myeraville
Christian Workers
J. Philip Barner
Cavetown
Walkersville
Woodshoro
Methodist Episcopal Church
George W. Shoemaker
A.J. Gill
Paworth
Edgar K. Moore
Trinity M. E. Church
South
B. W. Bond
Epworth League
W. R. Leckliter
Christian Endeavor
Laura Grant Short
Prof. Smith
Paul Wache
Enrico Bossi
Walter Spinney
J. H. Brewer
Alfred Wooler
Grace Reformed Church
E. L. Mclean
William E. Lampe
Sendai
Japan
J. Philip Harner
W. M. Mitchell
Evangelist Mitchell
United Brethren Church
J. W. Kiracofe
Christian Redeavor Society
Tome Missions
Daughters of Liberty
Wm. Parct
Maryland
T. Gets Hill
Thurmont
Catoctin
Smitheburg
Maryland Quarantined Over Foot-and-Mouth Disease
Secretary Wilson declares Maryland under quarantine to prevent hoof and mouth spread. Maryland’s livestock movement halted and shipments restricted to stop cattle, sheep, and swine crossing state lines with strict disinfection rules and port controls amid opposition from State Veterinarian Mackie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Mackie
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
Department of Agriculture
Maryland
Jennsylvanie
Carroll
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Buren
Ultimore
Newport News
Baltimore
Christmas Gift Passages From A Street Store Ad
A busy holiday shop ad promotes early Christmas gifting for workers and travelers. It highlights sweaters, embroidered corset covers, silk scarves and hosiery, and ladies coats, with price ranges from $1.98 to $25.00 and notes on color options and patterns.
Portraits by All the People Who Have Barber
A broad page of local sales and notices notes portraits by a barber, urging readers to contact him at 165 West Patrick Street, Frederick, Md. It also advertises Insurance with Mutual Benefit of Newark, home goods, hosiery and domestic wares, bakery moves, charity sales, and a Christmas opening. Several businesses list products from curtains and table spreads to flour, nuts, and fresh produce, with prices and locations in Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick St
Lincoln Boulevard Committee Holds First Meeting
The Lincoln Boulevard Committee of the Business Men's Association met at the YMCA with Major E Goldeborough as chair. Officers elected include George Wm. Smith as vice chair, O. C. Warebime as secretary, J. Clarke Kieffer as corresponded secretary, and George Dennis as treasurer. The group plans to travel to York Pennsylvania to discuss the boulevard route with Congressman Lafean and to form subcommittees to gather accurate route distances grades and historical data to strengthen Frederick’s case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of
Business Men's Association
Major E Goldeborough
Business Men’s Association
Frederick
Congress
Lincoln Memorial Boulevard
Gettysburg
Goldsborough
Me. O. C. Warebime
J. Clarke Kieffer
George Dennis
York
Lafean
Local notices and upcoming events in Mountain City
Free Kindergarten ten plans a tea at 4 to 6 p.m. on Wednesday December 2 at M. John H. Newman residence East Second street. Admission 25 cents. Mountain City Council No 12 D of L to meet 7 p.m. tomorrow to attend divine service. Holiday opening Monday November 30 invite extended. Bass Bros China Closets offered 15 to 60 dollars. Huyler’s Candies orders due by Tuesday December. D of L entertainment Monday November 30 8 p.m. admission 10 cents. Magazine club rates offered with delivery guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Kinderten
M. John
Newman
East Second Street
Mountain City Council
D. of L
Council Chamber
Mountain City
Busy Corner offers assorted bargains and festive displays
The Busy Corner decorates with cheap items like unbreakable iron handles 10c and 50 ft rope clothes lines while advertising new Gum, Swastika items, and Christmas goods. The Evenyoom Furniture Store displays pictures. Huyler's Candies orders require by Tuesday. A Fitzhugh Lee Chapter meeting is moved to Monday. Lake View offers skating and dancing with social entertainment. Baseball fans convene at Y M C A for 1909 season planning. Dental and funeral services advertise around the holidays.
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TIE Daily News
Frontense
Count Louie
Canada
la Balle
Missiedippi
Napoleon
Jtving
Beresinn
Washington Irving
Marshel Benedek
Sadqna
Richard Castro
Mesicor
Tom Nane
Wasmusoron
Meryland
Weather Bureau
Christian Schade
South Street
Edward Burraes
Edward J. Winebrewer
East South Street
Calvin Ze Ltern
T. Clafter
Wm. Abrecht
Harry Phebus
Fesgiville
Nicholas Robinson
Wilkes
E. Peter Mantz
Reverdy Deonenburg
Dill Avenue
Market Street
Market Space
Council
Independent Hall
Wiliam T. Staley
Prohibition Park
Ralph R. Bowers
East Patrick Birec
Miex Pearl A. Exder
East Church Street
Mier Mary Warden ‘Whittler
Fourth Street
Alice Mullinix
South Market Street
McCardell
Jamra A. Cousol
Ray
Parcrive
Citizens National Bank
John Vd, Hendrickson
Navy
Brew and Bisek
John D Gendrickbon
Neidio & Miller
Bnay
Mutual Benefit of
Newark
E. Gerzenpanne
Fred'k Co
Manny
Meribel
Abia
Jae
Jack Curtalne
Tlois
Neidig & Miller
Ln New Iseuling
Serica
Duca
Joius
Set Ua
Das. H. Harris
Chan
Wertheimer
John Baumgardner
H.C. Zacharias
Rodock
Abe Rosenaar
Larrineton
B. Measeie
North Market Street
Ladies' Sewing Society of
NLR & D Mani
Market St
Staff of Life
H. Reivamper
Carroll Street
Patrick
Fioe
AlLen G. Quynn & Co
Mincement
Oply
Mr. Joe
Lambright
West Waneatreet
Beding, Ma
East
Patrick Street
Marino Bros
Florida
Isc
Louis Otte Saloon
Lewis F. Canton
Bacaoancwer
M. Corser
Dias Heaton
Fanppaicz Gas & Erno
Qeorue
aRcate bobLer
Coby
Qmore Brodooe
HOS
P. Bice
Thomas Prior
Sureral
Ducwh
Puksen al
Tanren Hoth
M L. Etchison
Charles DL. Renn
Quarles Larens
Gaem
W.H. B. Etchison
WB Eranison
Hee
Btchison Furmiten
Acd
Cntil Idee Snyore
HI8
East Church
Mizest
Coliega
Mf R
B. B. Etoribor
Waserel Directoc
Basbobuer
Phooes
Mldawiya
Ssa
Real Beate
Tate
F. B. Bappington
Seta
Orang
Lincoln Boulevard
Gafpital
Sukiplus
Braxny
Ercateon Formitonr
Bass Bros
China
C. EB. Chine
Huylera
Dutrow
Xmas
Durrow
Tax Evenon Furniture Store
Monda
Tne
Broutson Furnirvar Fitore
Evenyoom Furniture Store
Huylers
Xieas
Xamen
Fitzhugh Lee
Glenn H. Wortminton
Base Ball Association
J. O. Hawpnix
C. E. Cine
Tom
Lange
Geahe
Orra Clarke
Nast
Omer
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