Open Air Suffrage Rally Featured in Niagara Falls Gazette
The Niagara Falls Gazette covers an open air suffrage meeting in which prominent local women spoke from automobiles. Elizabeth McDaniel, a Fredericktonian now in the city, lauded her mother state and pledged support, while Mr. August Meier reports worry over distant relatives in the war. Also noted are a minor arrest for a board bill, a raspberry display by Mrs. Joshing E. Stup, and steadiness in wheat prices at 98 cents per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Falla
Chesapeake Bay
McDannel
Niagara
MecDannel
Frederick
Lve
Frederick Trust Company Report of Condition 1924
Treasurer D Hedges sworn before Chas B T Hendrickson on September 18 1514 that the Frederick Trust Companys condition statement for September 12 1924 is accurate to the best of knowledge. The report lists loans and discounts securities cash items real estate owned mortgages and judgments due from various banks and trust companies and miscellaneous assets totaling 255391.27 dollars in Maryland Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Trust Company
Frederick
Marr-land
Attember
Bretkn
Honda
Bankera and Trust
Lawtul Sioner
Migegellaneous Assets
Ween Cisne
State of
Maryland
Osdp
Redeen
D. Hedges
Chas
B. T. Hendrickson
Rotary
Edward Martin Lewis Captured in Wife Desertion Case
Edward Martin Lewis, sought for over two years on wife desertion charges, was arrested in Reading after a tip from Deputy Frizzell. He will face trial this afternoon in Frederick, having been brought to the county jail by Sheriff Coward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Martin Lewis
Lewis
West South Street
Frederick
Carrie Long
Sherrif Frizzell
Reading
Coward
Frizzell
Hagerstown
Rifle Matches At Saunders Range Note Military Standings
In Saunders Range rifle events Private Grahe and Lieut Munshower of Company A placed sixth and seventh in the Distinguished Expert Match. Grahe also finished sixth in the Consolidation match with a 66 while Private Frank placed twelfth with a 54. A county resident Moses Crummell was arrested on a serious charge after a grand jury indictment and posted bond. A Baltimore marriage license issued to Charles C. Treryam and Elsie Smith, with applicant John S. Erholtz of Baltimore listed on Carey Street.
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Saunders’ Range
Grahe
Lieut
Munshower
Company A
Frank
Moses Crummell
Thurston
Frizzell
Crummell
Baltimore
Charles C. Treryam
Frederick
Elsie Smith
John S. Erholtz
North Carey Street
Fall Rally Planned by Frances He’zler Young People
The Frances He’zler Young People’s Branch of the W C T U will hold its Fall Rally Monday night October 5 at 7 45 in the W C T U hall East Church street. Buy early. Have worry in Xmas shopping. Finest Un e leather goods in Frederick. HARXNER’S DRUG STORE. Advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances He‘zler
Une
Frederick
Harxner’s
Frederick Faces Bond Vote Over Water Storage Plan
Frederick residents debate issuing bonds to fund a mountain storage reservoir to improve city water. Voters worry about high bonded indebtedness and a rising tax rate while acknowledging water conditions need fixing. City finances and a heavy debt load loom as a central obstacle to any water project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
City
Fraley
William H. Boardman
Philadelphia
Alderman Culler
Bis
Eyeglasses Found Restored to Mrs Krepps by Mr Wachler
A pair of eyeglasses found on the street by Ezra C1 Wachler was advertised in The News as found yesterday and returned to Mrs Jamie Krepps after verification of ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra C1 Wachler
Jamie Krepps
Sewing Society Names Omitted Treasurer In Church Notice
A church notice notes the omission of the treasurer name for the Sewing Society of Grace Reformed Church. Mrs Robert Thomas had been named as treasurer but was not officially listed in the officer roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Society of Grace Reformed Church
Robert Thomas
Fertility's Value Emphasized by Soil Expert Hopkins
Prof Cyril Hopkins, director of agriculture for the Southern Settlement and Development Organization, addressed Frederick County Farmers and the Y M C A on soil fertility. He urged scientific farming, citing wide soil nutrient differences from Maryland to Florida and noting high returns on phosphorus research. He arrived in Frederick this afternoon and planned to return to Baltimore the evening of the talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyril (. Hopkins
Southern Settlement and Development Organization
Frederick County Farmers’ Association
Y. M.C. A. Auditorium
Hopkins
Settlement and Development Organization
South
Hopping
Uoon
Maryland
Florida
Pennsylvania
Hopking
Frederick
Baltimore
Toad Miller and Voltuse Held for Car Theft by Justice Posey
LeRoy Miller known as Toad and accomplice Happy Voltuse were ordered held for grand jury action on charges of stealing goods from Northern Central freight cars. The arrest followed Chief Hoffman’s capture of Miller as he entered a car. Charles Miller, Toad’s brother, released on recognizance. Sugar theft tied to Miller's circle, with Ghler not present. candy stolen from Kehne Brothers noted but no clue.
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LeRoy Miller
Happy” Voltuse
Justice Posey
Toad
Grand Jury
Northern Central Freight Care
Hoffman
Miller
Charles Miller
Deeter
Grover Haller
Haller
Kehne Brothers
Harris
Filler
Toned Up Whole System by Chamberlain’s Tablets Ad
Mrs Esther Mae Baker of Spencerport New York says Chamberlain’s Tablets did more than she hoped for curing bilious attacks sick headaches and tired feeling They can be bought at all dealers with supplies limited and misprinted wording in the ad.
WFE Blames Drink For Wrecked Home In Judge Posey Court
In Judge Posey s court Emma Wily of West Fifth Street sues James Wills for non support claiming alcohol and a high temper ruined their home and harmed three children. Wills admits drinking but says he was a hard working provider and would return to start life anew. The judge withheld verdict for further consideration and will rule Monday. Renow Harp appeared for the husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills
Richmond
Mrs. Wills
Tim
Wis
Mr. C. &. Civic
Gregor
Posey
Renow
Harp
What Would You Do Right Now If You Had A Cold
A vintage advertisement urges readers to consider Chamberlains Cough Remedy for a severe cold. It cites Mrs C F Sargent of Penn, Ind praising the product as valuable and worth its weight in gold, claiming long familiarity and recommendation by People. The ad notes retailers sell the remedy everywhere.
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Niagara Falle
August Meier
Germany
Charles Roach
Joneson
Mountain City
Jess Peer
William A. Fahk
Reno
Frank L. Stoner
Postoffice Report
Birely
Washington
Oneill
City Hotel
Prof
Hopkins Gaye
le Mont
Agricul
Greenawalt’s
West Patrick Street
WFE
Emma Wills
Dudge Posey
Damen
Willa
Harry R. Flautt
City Opera House
Commercial State Bank
ScNence
Josn
Square Corner
Frederick, Md
McCleery
Jewelry Store
North Market St
the News
Warren Kerrigan
M'Sieur
Clara Kimball Young
Warner
Warner's
Fiys
Vivian Rich
Billy Garwood
Jack
Keystone Keystone
Keystone
Knoxville
Brunswick
Hendreme Greeerty
Otras
Patrick
Court Street
Ieee Frederialt
Itv
Newspapref
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