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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1914
Page
3
City Engineer Crum stated amiesite, mixed in Ellicott City, will depart Thursday for Frederick where it will be laid immediately. Bed laying near the courthouse area is nearly complete and workers expect delays possible until traffic can resume after the material arrives.
Prof R E Kieeney, principal of Middletown High School, has purchased a lot on East Main Street adjoining Mr Walter L Remnaberg’s residence and has staked off the foundation for a handsome new residence.
A testimonial from R Roberts of Homer City Pa endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The ad asserts it outperforms others and has provided reliable relief for years. Sold by all dealers.
The report provides a condition statement for the Frederick Trust Company at Stepecoe Maryland as of September 13 1914. It lists resources including loans and discounts secured mortgages bonds and securities and owned estate along with deposits checks and other liabilities. Dated and sworn before a notary on September 18 1914 by treasurer D Hedges and witnessed by notary Chas T Hendrickson with directors Hahn Harp and Barhive.
Members of the class of 1915 hoisted their flag at the Boys' High School. J Boulden Waters presided and introduced Grayson Hunter Bowers as master of ceremonies. After America and addresses, a musical program followed with a class history by Bowers and a recitation by Thomas Ordeman. A trombone and cornet duet by Relph and Roy Schroeder closed the program.
Mrs Joseph Kalians of Peru Indiana faced belching sour stomach and frequent headaches before using Chamberlains Tablets They helped her digestion regulate her bowels and restore her health She feels compelled to share the relief with others and urges advertisement by dealers to spread the word
In police court last night a young colored boy named Diggs was fined $2.50 by Justice Posey for throwing broken glass on public highways. He claimed he was trying to catch a bottle thrown in air. John Stewart of Monrovia faced drunkenness charges and was dismissed after promising to pay $1 to cover jail costs. Officer Bruchey made the arrest. William Shuff was released on his own recognizance to answer assault charges against his wife. Louise Hil, colored, was fined $1 for disorderly conduct. Charles Trier swore out a warrant for his wife who will have a hearing this evening. Deputy Jones made the arrest.
For August the Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co posted net earnings of 12 264 dollars, up 3 187 for the month. The gain will exceed interest on outstanding bonds by about one and a half times, a very encouraging sign in light of recent reorganization.
Tobias Trout was yesterday brought to Frederick and jailed on a Sunday shooting of Moses Thompson after both men drank peach brandy. Thompson, shot in the side with 94 birg, reportedly not faring as well as before. Maryland Daughters of the American Revolution state regent Mrs. Robert G Hogan plans to resign in November ahead of the state convention. Maryland Court of Appeals opened its October term in Annapolis with judges wearing gowns, a departure from tradition.
City leaders split on a proposed storage reservoir funded by bonds to secure water supply. Mayor Fraley and Alderman Pho bus oppose new debt while Aldermen Culler Shoemaker Abbott favor or seek fixes to the water system. Voter approval seems unlikely amid tax concerns and drought.
A party led by Walter Lippe rode to Gettysburg New Oxford and York and back on Sunday. Members included Walter Lippe Robert Burrall Leslie Brandenburg Myrtlin Shoemaker J R Chew Clark Miller Far Myers Burrall F C Gosnell Murray Brish Harry Fleming and others. Lt Harry J Kefauver assumed command of Company A as Major Markey turned over about $8000 of equipment to him pending a successor election.
An advertisement explains colds arise from blood deficiencies and notes seasonal fat foods aid heat distribution. It touts Scott's Emulsion as a natural fat remedy that nourishes blood without alcohol, claiming it quickly overcomes colds and strengthens the body for protection.
Third robbery in a month at Rockville station unsettles residents. A mail pouch from the Itinerary and Ohio position was thrown from a 3 o'clock train. Hours later the pouch and some letters were found beside the tracks about a mile east. It contained cash and many checks and money orders from Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and other eastern posts.
Wheat prices slipped one cent today to a price near one dollar at Mountala City Mills. Officials cited modest demand and ample supply as factors behind the decline in the local grain market.
An old advertisement promises immediate relief from headache and neuralgia with Dr James Headache Powder. It urges readers to send someone to the drugstore for a dime package and assures pain will vanish within moments.
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