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News in Frederick, Maryland

10 Oct 1914

Page 7

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1914

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7

Mary Jane Looks Forward To Fair In October

Mary Jane writes a broad weekly note from Hagerstown Washington County Frederick fairs and community events unfold from October weather to church rallies parades and lectures. The piece mentions the York Fair California car and a looming Columbus Day with civic club fundraisers and a hospital lab upgrade. Secretary of Labor Wilson will tour Maryland October 13 to 26 addressing laborers for David J. Lewis in the Sixth District.

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Frederick East End Anders Lindsay Armory York Jamestown Nike United California Acegton Hagerstown Chris America Civic Club Willian B. Willson Maryland David J. Lewis
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Named To Farmers Congress From Frederick County

Governor Goldsborough selects Frederick county farmers Thomas Hightman and Lee Ranneberger to represent the county at the 34th Farmers National Congress in Fort Worth Texas from October 14 to 17. Each county delegates two members.

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Thomas Hightman Lee Ranneberger Frederick County Goldsborough Farmers’ National Congress Forth Worth Texas
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Fewer Infected Cattle After Testing Law Passed

Referencing the 1910 act mandating tests for milk shippers, the county reports about 15 percent infected cattle now versus 40 percent when the law began. The News urges readers to read all the news for full coverage.

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