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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1914

Page

5

November 30 in American History Highlights and Astronomy

1782 preliminary peace treaty between Great Britain and the United States finalized in Paris with Benjamin Franklin. 1864 Battle of Franklin Tennessee Hood’s army repulsed with 4500 killed and wounded. Union forces led by J M Schofield abandoned works at night, 1200 lost. Rev Dr Robert Collyer, Unitarian divine, died born 1823. Evening stars Jupiter Mars. morning stars Mercury Venus Saturn. Three stars Algel Aldebaran Rigel in line south of east at 9:80 p.m.

Great Britain United States Paris Benjamin Franklin Franklin Tenn Hood J. M. Schofield Robert Collyer Jupiter Mars Mercury Venus Saturn Algel Aldebaran Rigel

AMONG THE SICK AT HOME AND HOSPITAL

Mr Lloyd T. MacGill remains indisposed and confined to bed. Assistant Postmaster James W. Robinson and several others sick are improving. William W. Pickett on East Fourth street and Miss Louise Freeman Davis on East South street show progress. John Fessler Haller, son of John M. Haller, and Lewis R. Dertzbaugh, operator of Buay Corner, after appendicitis operations at Frederick City Hospital, are reported improved.

Lloyd T. MacGill James W. Robinson William W. Pickett East Fourth Street Silwly Gerald Rosenour Third Hebert L. Baer Ae South Street Louise Freeman Davis Buay Corner City Hospital

Hosiery Firm Lands 400000 Pair Government Order

Union Manufacturing Company has been awarded a government contract for 400,000 pairs of lightweight woolen stockings for the army. This marks the plant’s second government order, with a price higher than rivals but justified by quality. The order must be fulfilled in 125 days.

Union Manufacturing Company U. S

Want Road Improved Delegation seeks funds for Foxville to Deerlield road

A delegation of citizens appeared before the County Commissioners seeking another 650 dollars to complete the three mile road from Foxville to Deerfield. One mile has been built and residents have raised 1000 dollars toward remaining work. No action was taken by the Commissioners at today’s session.

Foxville Deerfield

Meadow Land Sold at Public Sale

The meadow property of the late Edward Burke sold Saturday afternoon to Harvey R. Lease and Charlies P. Troxell for 1985 dollars. The exchange stables in Brewer's alley were withdrawn at a bid of 1560 dollars.

Edward Burke Messrs Harvey R. Lease Charlies P. Troxell Exchange Brewer's Alley

London Daily News praises Hagerstown tobacco fund donor

The London Daily News thanks Frederick Fredericks of Hagerstown for collecting the tobacco fund and forwarding it to English soldiers.

London Daily News Frederick Fredericks Hagerstown Frederick

Mrs DeGrange Quietly Celebrates 55th Birthday

Mrs Elizabeth F DeGrange of West Church Street quietly celebrated her 55th birthday on Saturday receiving congratulations from numerous friends and a postal shower.

Elizabeth F. DeGrange West Church Street

Discontinue Early B and O Mail Train

Local complaints rise as the early Frederick to Baltimore mail train is cut by a new B and O schedule. Post officials and business leaders press for restoration citing delays to farmers, rural carriers, and Frederick area stations from Washington Junction to Araby.

Frederick Baltimore Washington Birely Maryland Washington Junction Doubs Adamstown Buckeystown Lime Kiln Araby

Rush To File Instruments Amid Stamp Law Changes

The clerk at the Curt House reports a surge in recorded documents as a new stamp law nears. By yesterday 17 instruments were recorded in a single day with 10 by today. Starting tomorrow a tax of 30 cents per 500 of property value will apply to conveyances.

Modern Woodmen Notice Meeting Tomorrow Night

A meeting of the Modern Woodmen will be held tomorrow night Tuesday at 7.30 in Pythian Castle. Business of importance. Members will please attend. H. OH. HALLER, Clerk.

Pythian Castle

Auto Hits Toll Gate Post near Lime Kiln

A Saturday night accident on the Buckeystown pike toward Frederick left the windshield shattered after a car with a man and woman struck the toll gate post opposite a house. The man sustained facial cuts from broken glass. the woman escaped injury. Names could not be learned.

Buckeystown Pike Frederick Lime Kiln

Horse Drowns Crossing Stream Near Myersville

Dr. W C Wheeler of Boonsboro loses a horse valued at 250 dollars when it suddenly cramps and sinks in the Gross Hickle ford above Myersville while en route from Ellerton to home. The animal could not keep its head above water despite shallow fordage. Floyd Bittle lent his team to pull the horse free. Wheeler had recently refused the same amount for the animal.

Myersville W. C. Wheeler Boonsboro Wheeler Martin Grosanickle Ellerton Dr. Wheeler C. W. Johnson Floyd Bittle

Free Bicycle Contest At Meier's Bakery Broadside

Bicycle free contest offers a bicycle an Irish mat and a large fruit cake to the top bread label collectors. Contest runs now to December 24 at Meier's Bakery. Also notes sales ads for a 1912 Ford runabout and a Frederick City Hospital annual report requests.

Meier Steam Bakery

Elsa Fischer String Quartet to Perform at Hood College

Barthlow and Keyser announce Elsa Fischer String Quartet of New York will present the second Artistic Recital in College Hall on Monday evening November 30. Course tickets admit to good seats without reservation. tickets 50 cents, for sale at the door. Also offering a quantity of slightly fire damaged wheat suitable for chicken feed at 50 cents per bushel, phone 292-R.

Hood College Elsa Fischer

Christmas candy orders due by December first

Lewis W. Putman advertises three and five pound boxes of Huyler's Candies with orders due by December 1 to assure prompt delivery. Dutrow, agent. Also notes grinding capacity for corn and grain, no waiting, grinding every afternoon at Chas. F. Rothenhoefer, 207-209 East Seventh St, Phone 574. Barthuow Keys er offers chrysanthemums, carpations at Creager's Green House in Thurmont Maryland. Hunting permits and steamed oysters on sale at News Office. One cent each, ten cents per dozen.

Huyler Chas. F. Rothenhoefer East Seventh St News Office

Winter Will Bring Many Charity Calls in Frederick

Local Federated Charities officers warn of a severe winter with high demand for aid across the country and in Frederick. Rev Dr Dixon says calls may triple as labor conditions worsen and workers seek relief, while transportation needs rise and donors are urged to give despite other international appeals.

Federated Charithes Frederick Federated Charities Thomas Freeman Dixon Dixon Baltimore de Dixon

Osteopathy Ad Promises Cheap Treatments

An advertisement by Dr. Hugh D. Spence promotes osteopathic treatment as a cure for various ailments. It markets sessions at 1.00 with regular prices between 2.00 and 5.00, stating the $1.00 rate is temporary and offers free consultation and examination.

Hugh D. Spence Rosenour Building

Blue Ribbon Grocery Serves Breakfast at Men’s Lunch Counter

Crisfield oysters and dried fruits offered under Blue Ribbon Grocery’s ad. Featuring steamed oysters from a new steamer, banquet hall for parties of 1 to 33, and newly equipped New Gem Dining Room at 29-31 South Market Street under W. M. Jeans, Prop.

Blue Ribbon Grocery Phone 1 Barthlow & Keyser New Gem South Market Street W. M. Jeans

Farm list and general store ads in Frederick Maryland

An advertisement details 110 farms available countywide with sizes from 3 to 350 acres and also lists town properties in Frederick. It promises to source any remaining preferences, located Room 1 Pythian Castle Building. The ad also promotes Pearre's Drug Store services and a broad range of winter goods including sweaters, gloves, undergarments, coats, hats, bags, and Christmas items with pricing notes.

Nick Rederiak Mali Harry G Trifapor State Road Church Frederick Carroll Montgomery People's Insurance Court Sta

Potts Griffin Real Estate List Opens For Inspection

Potts and Griffin present a catalog of houses and farms for sale and loan services. Listings include a 3 story residence near the Square Corner, a commercial conversion opportunity on Market Street, farms near Walkersville and Frederick, and multiple brick dwellings. John N Clary and F G Thomas & Son advertise mortgages and insurance from offices on West Patrick Street.

E. Patrick ST Airy Farm Fredorous Beat Farms City Frederick West B. & O Grettona Walkersville Echoole Cchureh Albaugh & Harrington West Second Street Madison Street South Market Eet East Church Reet East Second Street F. G. Thomas & Son West Patrick 8St State Road Cail Cramer & Stauffer Court Street

Cold Remedy Ad With Warranty and Local Pharmacy Pickup

An old style ad touts a cold remedy claiming rapid relief within 24 to 16 hours of cold onset and warns it contains no opiates. It promises a money back guarantee and urges readers to ask their druggist or grocer, or visit Pearre's Modern Pharmacy for purchase.

Crabbo Pearre

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the Paily News the News United States Weather Bureau Central Trust Co Carty the Marvel the Empire Opera House Fredericks Arerive J. J. Grove Lewis William J. Grove Grove Board of Trade Mt Airy Mt. Airy Frederick Junction Miss Hoge Gete W. A. Harley Hoge Harley Mildred Astro Hoge Columbia University New York James T. Hoge Miss Hoge University of Indiana Goucher Columbia H. OH. Haller Frederick City Hospital Charles H. Baughman James Biggs West Fifth Street Victor Shipley's Temple OF Fancy Frederick City Lewis W. Putman Dutrow Barthuow Keyser Creager's Green House Thurmont Barthiow & Keyser Crisfield Oysters Citierng' National Bank Citizens’ National Bank Frederick, MD Capital J. D. Baker WM. G. Baker H. D. Baker WM. G. Zimmerman Cashier Samuel G. Duvall Joseph McDivit Caahier Geo. Wa Suarn Thomas H. Hauize Joan Ramesuno Darin Bans Ws. G. Baxes O. H. Conte C. MA Tomas P. L. Hasarrt DB. Kevarven Jon Newman Joan O. Mérrra J. D. Baxra Markwood D. Harp Pythian Castle Building Pearre's Pharmacy Pearre's the Drug Store of Special Service Market ST Telephone John D. Hendriczaon J. D. Hendrickson Neidig & Miller XMAR Potts & Griffin S. Market ST Court ST Thomas Prior Thomas E. Sigh Emeral North Market Street Grayson H. Staley Alrange & Harrington Grayson H. Mercer John N. Clary Real Estate and Loans George L. Cramer & Sons Church ST Deering FURE
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