Opening of October Attractions at the Market
Market gossip notes autumn hours changes at the Marketmaster’s call from 5 AM to 6 AM, with early purchasing and a longer sleep for Talket opera. Prices and harvests are listed, corn near end, tomatoes steady, beans peak, peaches fading, and an auction sale of stalls occurs before market close. Eggs 14c a dozen, butter 15c, varied meats, vegetables, fruits, and fish with many items priced per unit or per half peck.
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Oter
Lima
Helf Peck
Patfish
Bey Taylors
Zebia
YSGA Evening Meeting and Classes Start
The YSGA announces a 3.15 start time with Bir. vipbus Fearnake speaking on Encouragement. A choir will sing and inspire as 20 students begin the first night of lessons. Prof. Hamilton and Wheat discuss news as the gym is prepared for the session next Tuesday evening.
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Fearnake
Cescon
Cesson
Inshior
Hamilton
Haffner declines Baltimore deputy revenue post
Dr. Haffner explains he cannot accept the chief deputy appointment offered by Captain McDonald due to salary and leaving his practice. The offer, made after discussions with Washington and Rockville officials, was declined with thanks after a meeting in Baltimore. A Republican scene follows with committee appointments and district meetings in Frederick and the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Alarkell
Internal Revenue
B. F Parlett
Baltimore
Parrett
Markell
Clabauzh
McDonald
Samuel ‘l V. Iffner
Haffner
Tez News
Washington
Dr. Heffeer
Rockville
Heffeer
Dr. Haffner
Sheriff McBride
Carrolion
Mr. Wellington
Capt. McDonald
Waom
Baltimore American
Dr. Heffner
Wellington
Wellington’s Quoted Statement To the Effect That Dr. Haffner
Dr. Haffoer
Gaptain McDovad
Scott
Republican State Central Committee
Alexander Shaw
Cilicleis
Parlett
W. P. Rice
Frederick
Republican Central Committee
Examiner
Republican County Central Committee
Grand Jury
Court House
A Fine New Store Opens in Frederick by Lowenstein Wertheimer
Meare, Lowenstein and Wertheimer unveil a expanded boot and shoe department at their Market Street store in Frederick. The frontages total 23 feet for clothing on three floors and 18 feet for boots and shoes with extensive interior finishings. The firm adds a dedicated ladies and gentlemen line led by C Lynn Dsyls and mounts a full fall and winter stock across clothing, hats, gloves, and umbrellas. The building houses a premier merchant tailoring area on the third floor and a boys and children display on the second, with men’s wear first floor. The firm emphasizes fair dealing, courteous service, and competitive prices as it proclaims one of the state’s largest retail establishments.
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Mesera
Lowenstelp & Wertheimer
Busines
Boot and Shoe
Alarket Street
C. Lynn Dsyls
Frederick
Messrs. Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Fim
Jg Ag
Merchant Tailoring
Local nuptials and upcoming county fairs in Maryland
A quiet Brunswick wedding unites Miss Flora Haines and Charles Barnard with Rev. Harvey officiating. Other notices include Mary Rogers and J Frederick Offatt at Woodstock, Katie Riley and John Hartley at Petersville, Louise Carson and J Webster Mullinax at Osmancus, Christies Knotl and Sarah Hetterly in Tharmont, Emil Fritz and May Smith at Walkersville. Fairs: Kiz Fork county fair at York, Hagerstown fair October 12-16, Frederick fair October 19-22.
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Barnard
Halnes
M.E. Parsonage
Brunswick
Flore A. Haines
Barkinsville
Charles F. Barnard
Wm. A. Barnard
B. & O. Railroad
F. B. Harvey
Offati—Eggees
Mary Abell Rogers
Frederick County
J. Frederick Offati
James W. Offatt
Esltimore County
G. Alphonsus’ Church
Woodstock
Father McAtee
Woodstock College
Riley
Katie Riley
John Hartley
St. Mary’s
Petersville
J. M. Barry
Gerds
Misa Louise C. E.carson
Webstex Mulliaix
M. E
Osmaicus
Montgomery County
Oakiswap
Encot —Heterly
Crsties P. Knotl
Sarah Hetterly
Tharmont
U. B
E C. B. Castile
Fritz Mite
United Brethren Parsonage
Walkersville
D. Barshinger
Emil Robert Fritz
May E. Emith
Baltimore
York
Hagerstown
Frederick Fair
Vaudeville at City Opera Hence
The Cuban Geyety Gris vaudeville company staged at the Opera House before a male audience. The show featured bright moments, attractive scenery, and strong impersonations by Burke and Howard including Robison, Florence, Irving, and others, though its coarse language and suggestive humor may not suit all tastes.
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City Opera
Geyety Gris
Perharst
Burke and Howard
Burke
Robison
Florence
Irving
Pesches Market Season Sees Profit and Demand Rise
The pesch season, after delays and price dips, now shows strong demand as eastern and western markets compete. Growers and shippers report steady profits, with Galway Health cligge leading this week and next, followed by Bilques as the season nears its close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galway
Railroad Schedule Changes on Pennsylvania Line
The schedule changes take effect Monday. The 6:55 p.m. arrival becomes 7:00 p.m. and the 7:20 p.m. departure moves to 7:50 p.m. The 3:00 p.m. train will not connect to Hagerstown as the Blue Mountain express has been removed for the season.
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BR. R
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hagerstowna
Blue Mountain
Sezaoa
Purely Personal Local Notices of Visiting Friends
A stream of fleeting visits features Mr. Harry Lambert of Chicago visiting Frederick parents, Miss Mary Cook of Waynesboro pa visiting in Berkittsville area, and many others returning home or traveling. Rev E T Heifensteien expected back from Colorado Springs October 7, with several families hosting guests from Frederick and nearby towns.
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Harry Lambert
Chicago
Frederick
Mary Cook
Waynesboro
Borkittsville
Mary Beale
H.C. Brown
E. T. Heifensteien
Colorado
John Diffencaffer
Brunswick
Barry Moser
George W. Moser
Myersville
Williamsport
Indiana
Izora McCartin
York
Boonsboro
Bronewick
Begerstown
America Joantcott
Paroma
B. A
Misa Aca M. Horlae
Barksttaville
Mary M. Shafer
Berkittsylle
Fred W. Friday
Gettysburg College
Theological
Getysburg
Annie Lesiie
George
Robert George
Stilshoro
Yoman’s College
Richard
Edward Bobrman
Vancleresville
W. Va
Efferton
Iyersville
Mare
Flora Evers
Frederick County Fair Opens With Expanded Exhibits Attracting Big Attendance
The 37th annual Frederick County Agricultural Society fair runs October 19 to 23 at Commodiqua Agri Colars Park Frederick City. With unparalleled exhibits of livestock grain fruit and farm products and daily unique features the event promises large variety and strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Agricenteral Society
Commodiqua Agricolars Park
Frederick City
Frederick
Frederick Fair
McKinley
United States
The Work of Death Date of a Little Bly
William Oscar Schamel youngest son of Samuel P and Sarah C Schamel died at home in West Brunswick on Monday at 1 AM of membranous croup aged 3 years 11 months and 26 days Interment at Knoxville on Tuesday afternoon MR M E Michael Abs Marzeret E widow of Ezca Michael died suddenly yesterday morning at 7 PM at the residence of her son Marion S Michael near Doubs in this county She was in the 54th year of her life She left four children Mrs N O Cline and Miss D J Michael of this city and Marion and Newman Wichsel Her funeral will be tomorrow at 10 AM at her late home with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery
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Wiliam Oscar Bchamel
Samuel P. and
Erah C Schamel
Hie
West Brunswick
Knoxville
M. E. Michael
Abs. Marzeret E
Ezca’ Michael
Marion
Michael
Doub’s
Counry
N. O. Cline
Mire D.J. Micheel
Marlon
Newman Wichsel
Mt Olivet Cemetery
No Mormon Preachers Barred from Street Sermon
Two men claiming to be Mormon preachers from Aait Leke City Uteb visited Mayor Yeak yesterday seeking permission to preach. The mayor said he lacked authority to stop them from preaching in a ball but refused street corner dissemination. The pair left and have not been heard of since. Master Geo Motier delivered the inaugural address to the Grover Lest Literary Society at North Market Street Male High School Balding. The speech praised the young man. The Frederick Bicycle Club plans a 100 mile ride tomorrow from the clubhouse to Buckeystown Hanover Woodsboro and back.
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Aait Leke City
Uteb
Yeakle
Ibise
Geo. Motier
John C. Motier
Grover Lest Literary Society
Balding
North Market Street
Frederick
Belair Fair Closes and Fires Hit Maryland Areas
News notes from Maryland report the Belair fair ending, a large barn at College Park owned by Dr Neodit burned, homes at Moscow Allegany County and Port Deposit area damaged by fire, a wall street style tax post in Wilmington, and a man found dead walking to his garden in Oxford Talbot County. Dr Delene Fitzgerald returns from Peary expedition to Baltimore as Midletown Council No 159 Jr. GO U meets with 8 o clock start and visitors to speak in Frederick.
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Neodit
College Park
Jacob Tome Institute
Port Depoalt
Thomas Patrick
Moscow
Allegany County
Joseph &. Weiss
Eckton
Wimlngton
Del
David Rice
Oxford
Talbot County
Delene Fitzgerald
Peary
Baltimore
Midddletown Council
No. 159
U. AL ML
Frederick Prient
Engagement Ring Case Rules It Not a Gift to Her
Judge Lemon in Brooklyn rules that an engagement ring is not a gift to the woman if the engagement ends. The decision states the ring belongs to the man unless specified otherwise. The ruling hinges on the relationship’s end and ownership based on context and intent.
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Judge Lemon
Brooklyn
Local Baby Foster Etchison Remembered in Lament
Eugene Foster Etchison born February 15 1595 died September 23 1897 from bronchial complaints. A heartfelt tribute calls him a darling baby with gentle eyes in heaven, while a Democratic committee meeting notice and various local ads follow, including a lecture announcement by Mrs. Baker and shop notices for Glassware and Oysters with promotional lines.
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Eugene Foster Etchison
Jeans
Foster
Store Display Declares Unusual Scented Fabrics
A garbled storefront message extols a unique textile selection with bold claims of beauty and scent, urging shoppers to visit and experience the items. The text is heavily distorted but emphasizes distinctive plaid effects and notable color contrasts.
New Brick Pavement Laid Before Frank Johnson’s Store
A brick pavement was laid in front of Mr. Frank Johnson’s store on West Patrick Street, improving the storefront area and street appearance. The work likely reflects local improvements and urban renewal efforts in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Johnson
West Patrick Atrest
Worn The Buggy Contest Finale For Brunswick Corner Band
The buggy contest between H. M. Sloore and FOT Brapp of Brunswick ended last Saturday. Mrs. Moore won the event, having collected $66.40 while Mr. Snapp raised $4.05 for the Brunswick Corner Band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
H. M. Sloore
Fot. Brapp
Brunswick
Brunswick Corner
Tomato weighing 1 pound 14 puntas at Hel gerstown market
Big Tomas and W H Skank from Myereville showcased a large tomato at the Hel gerstown market. The fruit weighed 1 pound 14 puntas, drawing attention from local shoppers.
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Big Tomas
W. H. Skank
Myereville
Helgerstown
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