City Fathers Hear Early Hour Sellout Proposal
City fathers debate a plan to open at six and sell at seven thirty with an earlier hour proposal. The item notes a censet opening and references public sale timing.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1911
Page
2
Pleasant Personal Notes On Visitors And Local Market Changes
A string of brief society notices lists visitors to this city from New York Syracuse and Maryland towns and reports on local commerce. Names include Mr Joseph Wood Miss Mary Reese and Mrs Mary Cramer visiting relatives and friends while the Board of Aldermen considers market hours to open at 6 30 and close after 7 30 with sellers seeking longer hours and a steadier supply for buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wood
New Market
Earl Stone
New York
Hedf
Ghd
Thir Fong
Sling
Ugne
Yge
Oprchager
Mary Cramer
Dock Heights
Enos Kemp
Thomas
Nicholas Diu
Teaterday
Edwaiate
Merders Nears Kansas City and Indictments Reported
Indictments connected to a banking case surface as The News reports in New York Oct showing a federation of defendants. Rebels threaten and a commander is assassinated amid city pillage with visitors listed, including Miss Mamie Cutsail and others from Araby and Frederick amidst social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inion
Ipiiak
M. Cutsail
Araby
Mamie Cutsail
Ed Oden
Phelix Plunkard
Frederick
Arthur Cutsail
Limne In
Warrier Windsor
Maude Waltz
Corn
Alice Smith
Paul Watts
Will Windsor
Deputed In The News Aids Angeles Cal
A fragmentary news item from October reports on aid efforts in Los Angeles California. Key names and details are illegible but the note references social services and a response in the region. Further readable data are not available in the copy provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles- Cal
Molon
Key Council to Meet Now in Fraley Scott Key Council Session
Franely Scott Key Council No 48 in QO US ALM plans a large meeting tonight to confer the three degrees of the order by the degree team of the council. A large attendance is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Council
Franely Scott
of Council
Buster Brown Second at Hagerstown Races
In Hagers town races yesterday Buster Brown finished second in the three minute trot. The winner Glady Boy took first money from a $200 purse while Fraley and other entrants posted times around 2.54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Brown
Bert A. Fraley
Hagers
Glady Boy
Rexall Orderlies advertised as risk free trial remedy
An advertisement promotes Rexall Orderlies claiming the trial carries no risk to the user and promises no side effects. It emphasizes affordability and suitability for children, the elderly, and delicate individuals, urging readers to try the product at the Rexall Store on North Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rexall
Rsk
Whitamoon
North Market Street
Generals Near Command of U S Army Divisions After Reorganization
The report lists likely assignments for new U S Army divisions. Major General U Yawn H H Carter is tipped to command the Second Division based in Chicago, encompassing the Great Lakes and Mississippi valleys. Major General P L D Grant is favored for the First Division, while Brigadier General Frederick Fuasion is expected to lead the Third Division with California and southwestern departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U- Yawn HH. Carter
Chicago
Department of the Lakes
Missour
Mississippi
Ohio
Department of the Cast
PL D. Grant
California
South-West
Columbia
Frederick Fuusion
Republicans In Wilson County Ballot Law Faces Nominations Issue
Attorney General Straus ruled that under the Wilson ballot law parties cannot nominate candidates for the Legislature or other offices if primaries did not present nominees. Republicans in several Wilson counties posted bobtail tickets, leaving many offices unnamed. Democrats largely named full slates. the ruling threatens any plan to have party committees nominate candidates for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straus
Wilson Law
House of Peless
Senate
House of Delegates
Somerset
Pees
Rocester
Ware
Viet Ds
Legislative Tehets
Swoumty
Scanss
Bowser
Pedhe
Lawooals
Frommillers
Piers
Sawer Strauss
Death of William Ignatius Hill at 19
William Ignatius Hill aged 19 died of typhoid fever at his home 121 West All Saints Street. He was employed by Henry Fox. Funeral services will be held Friday at St Johns Church with interment at St Johns Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trurl
William Ignatius Hill
William J. Hill
West All Saints” Street
Henry FE. G Fox
St John’s Church
St. Johns Cemetery
Freder ik artist wins twenty premiums at Cumberland fair
Mrs. Lewis Weidman formerly Miss Vearl Virginia Smith of Frederic exhibited art at the Cumberland County fair in Carlisle Pennsylvania where her works captured twenty first prizes across multiple art departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Weidman
Vearl Virginia Smith
Frederik
Cumberland County
Carlisle
Department of
Caret Products Promise Inside Cleanliness for Health
An advertisement extols cascarets as essential for internal cleanliness and easy digestion. It claims they rapidly cleanse the stomach and intestines, remove undigested food and gas, and prevent sour driviig. The copy asserts benefits for children and adults and warns of toxins from decomposed waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Myrkle-Harder Company to Headline City Opera House Fair Week
Manager George List announces the Myrkle-Harder Company will headline the local theatre during Fair week. The popular troupe has appeared here for years with each season winning new friends. Miss Emma Mirkle is a favorite in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Opera House
George List
Myrkle-Harder
Emma Mirkle
Maryland Militia Unveils Revolutionary Era Marker
A Maryland militia unit in full dress marched from the Armory to Gaithersburg to join a ceremony unveiling a marker for Assistant Surgeon Richard Waters near Washington Grove, Montgomery County. The event honors the first MAR marker by the Daughters of the American Revolution with notable descendants and local clubs aiding the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daithersburg
Surgicon Waters
Washington Grove
Montgomery County
Munshower
Bugler Barrick
Hichelberger
Marell
Farmers’ Club
Goshen
D. R
Maryland
Richard Waters
Smallwood
Maryland Line
Sergt. Henry Leeke
Sandy Springs
General Pigman
Cornet Solo
Lewis
Rockville
Morris L Croxall
Janet Montgomery
Daughters of the American Revolution
Laytonsville
Mamie Waters
Prof
Watkins
Mr. Lafferty
Laytonsville Episcopal Church
Edwin Warfield
Lastonsville
William Hyde Talbott
J. Philemon Smith
Surgeon Waters
Margaret Waters
Carrollton Avenue
Baltimore
Margaret Fitchett
Mount Royal Terrace
Sprigg Poole
Laxtonsville
United States
Reverley R. Codwise
Gaithersbore
Uis
Gaithersburg
Washinsion Grove
Waters Farm
War Department
Gieshen
Vrowers
The Social World Seen in The News Trace
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Terese organization and a coach named Seeelimg with unclear context. The readable items imply social world coverage and a local trace in the news column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terese
Sls
Seeelimg Yd
Hentia x Wars
Dara A
Amused by Popular Pies Show Prices Comment
Mr Harder states payments for one play cover six performances, noting public taste shifts and varied demand. He discusses royalties, attendance, and the evolving amusements market as Markle Harder Co. plans staged shows and new acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harder
Conyds
Markle Harder
Will Poo Emsters
Will Poo Emsters Valiions
John Ganienl
Salems
Jane” Sandan
Local Court Notices and Property Transfers in County and City
Listings cover real estate transfers in city and county totalling several thousand dollars, marriage licenses for couples from Marketville New Market Bloomfield Frederick, court items include debts in Catherine Hafer estate, sales of Daniel Zimmer man property, letters testamentary for Howard Martin, and final guardian accounts for Warner Welsh and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laven
William Crawford Johnson
Dora I. Stone
City
Annie Froelich
Charles J. Nikirk
Middletown
Frederick, and Kaumitsburs Rurnmpikery
Samuel S. Orr
Francis W. Lansinger
iSugene L. Rowe
Real Cabale
Eugene L. Rowe
Franche W. Lansinger
Marriagh
David C. Blaine
Stella M. Noll
Marketville
Perry County
Samuel William Hoffman
Jessie May Snyder
New Market
Wilbert J. Smith
Bloomfield
Mary R. Zimmerman
Charlesville
Andrew J. Meisling, Jr
Louth
Virginia Dell
Frederick
Phars
Catherine Hafer
Daniel P. Zimmerman
Howard Martin
Sarah M. Martin
Grace Martin
Mary Co. Welsh
Guardian
Warner Welsh
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Clarence
Carty
W. L. Carty
Charles C. Carty
Funeral for Joseph Linton Held at Mt Olivet Cemetery
The funeral of Joseph Linton was held yesterday afternoon at 4 o’clock. Rev Henry A. G. Kieffer conducted services with interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. C. C. Carty listed as funeral director Charter Committee. The Frederick charter committee plans a meeting tonight at eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Linton
Ocock
Henri A. G. Kieffer
Mt. Olivet
C. C. Carty
Frederick
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Iain Hagerstown
Charles Abrecht
Charles Rinciomorerane
Hner
R Rush Lewis
Golmubus, Ohio
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C. Albert Gilson
Anzel Edmonds
South Market Steel
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Ndsthe
John Francis Smith
Mary Maulsby
Philadelphia
Willian Bales
West Church Street
Bealisville
Roy Graham
LeGore
The
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John T. Turns
Port Hunter, Pa
George Ib. Kehne
North
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Martha Little
Olly
Mily Sheppard
Freiderick
LG. Waltz
Nicholas and
Charles Hrast
Arnold, Pa
P. L. Hargett
Schaeffer T. Hargett
Charles H. Conley
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Mice Cramer
George l. Cramer
Pear Clifton
George Stine
Virgie
John W.,dame
Washington
New England States
C. the Eckstein
West Patrick Street
Ostorms
File
West Chester
Amy P Gan Gheriff
Merders
Kansas City
Libankers
Sagpedal
Ewa
Union Bank
Ladics T. Ashley
Fuchang
Namarres
U. S. Army
Regular Army
Wood
State Central Committee
Legislative
Myrkle
Miss Emma Myrekle
Company A
Surgeon
C. C. Waters
Day
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
NISI
Circuit Court
William H. Nicodemus
Susan FE. Chambers
Dennis Chambers
Franklin Savings Bank of
Harry W. Bowers
Larry W. Bowers
Chinton O. Needy
W. Clinton McSherry
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United States College OF Veterinary Surgeons
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