Watered on Second Class Matter Notice
Watered on second class matter September 7 1909 at the Postoffice in Frederick Maryland under the Act of 1373.
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Frederick
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1914
Page
4
Frederick County Registrations Tie Leading Parties
Registration figures show the two main parties in Frederick County closely matched in affiliated voters. Voter interest centers on how party strength affects local elections and independent voters gain impact when party loyalty weakens.
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Frederick County
Demonstration Farm Plan Advanced in Frederick County
The county farm demonstrator moves to secure a 20 acre tract to be deeded to Maryland Agricultural College for a state funded demonstration farm. The plan aims to show farmers practical, science based farming methods and improve production, arguing such farms more effective than literature outreach.
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Maryland Agricultural College
Frederick County
Washinger Re-Elected Superintendent for U B Conference
Rev Dr W I Washinger of Chambersburg Pa was chosen superintendent of the Pennsylvania Annual Conference of the United Brethren church for the eleventh straight year receiving 196 of 122 votes. Communion was led by Bishop W M Weekley and the morning address focused on Martha Luther and Papacy. The conference closed with the attendees singing America led by Rev A R Ayres.
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Pennsylvania
U. B
W. I. Washinger
Dambersburg
The
United Brethren Church
W. M. Weekley
Weekley
Martha Luther
Papacy
A. R. Ayres
America
New Departure By Dr Pearre Cuts Half Price On Remedy
After two months of strong sales, Dr A L Pearce offers Dr Howard's constipation and dyspepsia remedy at half price with a money-back guarantee. Benefits new departure for dyspepsia constipation liver troubles headaches and tired digestion. Orders by mail accepted with limited supply at this special rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Pearce
Pearre
Dr. Howard
Frederick 1894 fair opens with large exhibits and campaign notices
Twenty years ago Frederick hosts the 34th Frederick County Agricultural Society show at the fair grounds with top pigeon and poultry displays by Hosg, Birely, Cramer, Lewis McKensis and others. Democratic campaign events planned from Oct 16 to 21 with Ferdinand Williams touring the county. A horse owned by Thaddeus Chewdieg dies, and Charles Raumeardner builds a fine slaughter house on East Fifth Street.
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Columbia of the News
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Fair
W. K. Birely and Company
R. T. Cramer
Edward Hewex Lewis McKensis
Frederick
Belleau and Son
S. M. Kefauver and Son
Mid- Wetoan
Patlingall Brothers
Walkersville
Hoow
Dorsey
New Market
Woc Doty
Jefferson
John Fox
Frederick Counts
Ferdinand Williams
Charles Raumeardner
F.fth Street
West Fifth
Bentz
John Francis Smith
Morsell
McCardell
Co.eer
Elmer Brown
Orchard
Retreat Grove
Detroit
Co. Thomas Kemp
W. South St
H. Breh
All Saints
Potts and Griffin
Real Estate Agenta
Icici Ican
East South Street
Winchester ‘Atreet
Frederick City
Ireef J. Marshall Miller
Frederick Town
Gav
Bovsatt TT
Trooper Still At Large After Desertion Near Frederick
A cavalry trooper who deserted from Frederick’s two troops near the Fair Grounds remains at large with unknown whereabouts. Captain Forsythe says the missing man may have gone toward Fenpastranis and could return any day. If sighted after ten days he’s treated as a deserter and may face dismissal, possibly for a month’s pay. In the afternoon, the Y M C A team beat Fort Myer 7 to 1. The cavalry band performed amid light attendance and a hasty armory schedule.
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Pennsylvania
Frederick
Thurmont
Forsythe
Fair Grounds
Port Myer
Vasib
Fenpastranis
Iherman
Soldier Boys
King
Fort Myer
Fras
Cavalry
Clyie Clat
Captain Forgs
Trusty Foils Jail Escape at Hagerstown Prison
Harvey Snooks a trusted jail inmate watcher stopped an escape attempt by John H Wingert and Charles Slick. Snooks heard a noise and investigation revealed a prison cell where a steel bar had been sawed with a pen knife. Sheriff Otto W. King alerted guards and the plan was foiled.
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Hagerstown
John H Wingert
John C. Middlekauff
Charles Slick
Harvey Snooks
Sherif Otto W. King
Snooks
Wingert
Slick
Sheriff King
Birthday Greeting for Frederick Auctioneer Harvey Lease
Frederick citizens extend birthday wishes to Harvey R Lease renowned auctioneer born October 9 1866 in Mt Pleasant district He has run sales across the county for decades and owns a farm near Frederick A Republican former sheriff candidate and bank director he married Miss Sanner in 1864 and has a daughter Pearl Sanner The News notes his long civic and church involvement and wishes him well on his 48th birthday.
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Harvey R. Lease
Frederick
Lease
Mt. Pleasant
Ben
Alex
Robert Lease
Lutheran Church of Middletown
Franklin Savings
Baltimore and Ohio eyes four track eastern expansion
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad plans a Magnolia cut off and new Brunswick to Washington Junction trackage to create a four track system from Cumberland to Baltimore. The project, costing about 6 million, aims to reduce mountain grades and enable heavier trains, with financing constraints delaying progress.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Brunswick
Washington Junction
Thealtimore Sun
Cumberland
Tidewater
Baltimore
Ipany
Frederick County
Metropolitan
Washington
Bronswick
Tariff Bulletin No 29 cuts freight and express rates in Frederick area
Public Service Commission issues Tariff Bulletin No 29 detailing freight and express rate changes affecting Frederick city and county. Cement from Union Bridge to Taneytown falls to 50 cents per net ton, lime and ground limestone from H and F Railway to Fulton Walbrook down a dollar, ice from Hrons Wick to Knoxville drops to 60 cents, transfer charges apply between Baltimore and Ohio and Hagerstown Frederick Railway at Frederick, three cents per hundred weight with a 10 cent minimum. Sokolove held as spy violinist story notes arrest by Belgians and return from Europe amid Belgian suspicions. he recalls hospitality to royalty and mistaken identity about Frederick visits.
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Public Service Commission
Frederick City
Union Bridge
Taneytown
Fulton
Walbrook
Baltimore and Ohio and
Hagerstoun
Frederick
What Would You Do If Dated By a Cold
An old ad style prompt asks what action to take for a cold and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly valued by users. It cites a testimonial praising its worth and notes it is available from all dealers in The News advert.
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Daily News
United Sates
Ad- Menta
Nere
Thia Bank
Terrapin Park Offered to Host Army Navy Football Game
Baltimore would settle the Army Navy dispute by moving this fall's football game to Terrapin Park if West Point agrees. Annapolis officials say no agreement exists and the annual clash is off. Philp L. Poe proposed a plan to authorities in Washington Annapolis and West Point to play in Baltimore or form a private syndicate if the board rejects the proposal.
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Baltimore
Army
Navy
Philp L. Poe Hag
Washington
Annapolis
West Point
Terrapin Park
Ciu le
Poe
Baltimore Federal League Club
Relay Test By Fire Engines At Bentz Street
The Junior and United Fire Companies tested a relay on North Bentz street between Chirch and Third. One United engine outlet broke but the test continued with a needed replacement on order. A powerful water stream reached over 2000 feet, nozzle steam measured about an inch in diameter. Creek level being low caused Water Superintendent Burck to advise against a test on South Market.
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Mipnap
Waitec
United
North Bentz Street
Chirch
Third
Burck
South Market Street
Blankets for the War British Troops Supplied by Martinsburg
Officials of the Dunn Woolen Company in Martinsburg announced a contract with British government agents for a vast number of army blankets. The order, large enough to keep the mill at full capacity for six months, may sustain shipments through the duration of the European war.
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Martinsburg
Dunn Woolen Company
Mrs Joseph Kalans Endorses Chamberlains Tablets
Peru Indiana resident Mrs Joseph Kalans reports relief from belching sour stomach and headaches after using Chamberlains Tablets. She says digestion improved and bowels regulated, and she urges others to try the remedy. For sale by all dealers.
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Joseph Kalans
Peru
Lance
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