Birthday for News commemorates war year and reform
The News marks its thirty sixth year amid reflections on 1919, recalling Liberty Loan drives, soldier casualties, and the armistice triumph. It notes the influenza epidemic, charity, and reconstruction challenges including a paper shortage. The paper pledges renewed public service and optimism for stable postwar conditions. A Ladies Aid Society election is reported with officers named. Catarrh treatment advertisement concludes.
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Frederick County
Germany
United States
Pablic
Races at Frederick Fair close as entries fill quickly
Frederick Fair entries for horse and motorcycle races closed yesterday with many classes filled. Three motorcycle races in Tucadas afternoon will cover three miles each, two solos and one with sidecars. Prizes total 150 dollars. Large rush of labor seekers stacks the secretary’s office while supporters arrive ahead of next week’s event.
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Olerance
Frederick Fair
C. C. Warehime
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Board of Managers
Frederick
Hagerstown
Warehime
Fair
Auditors Raps County Affairs Critically
The audit reports harshly on county finances urging a strict budget system, notes failure of the 1.25 tax rate to cash-run departments, criticizes certificates, and urges checks on treasurer books, contract records, and per diem practices while tallying Montevue costs and tobacco expenditures.
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Mttte
Irge
Board of County Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Lourd
Albaugh
Auditora
Sents
Frederick Street Traffic Ordinance Regulates Court Street
The city of Frederick enacts a traffic ordinance restricting motor and horse drawn vehicles on Court Street between West Patrick and West Second, designating the east side for travel and mandating vehicle orientation toward the curb. Violations incur fines from 1 to 160 dollars and possible jail time up to 90 days. ordinance takes effect October 15, 1919.
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Frederick
Court Street
City of
West Patrick
West Second Streets
Frederick City
Frederick County
Birthday Surprise Honors Mr Kline On Edgewood
A birthday soiree was hosted at Mr and Mrs Marthe Kine residence in Edgewood on October 10 for Mr Kline s 670th birthday. The gathering featured music and singing into the night with many guests including Mr and Mrs Martin Kling Mr and Mrs George Whipp Mr and Mrs David Mine Mr and Mrs Marry Burrier Mr and Mrs Wilford Blank Mrs Pennie Blank William Tucker Archia Mitchel William Jn Rank Kline Elmer Foaga George Wastler Starvey Blank Harry Linton Oscar Linton Keefer Kline Milton Kline John Kline Oscar Kine Harvey Whipp Roy Kine Ray Burrier Leon Wank Lloyd Mitchell Miss Zelda Stull Frances Linton Dorothy Blank Reulah Kine Lattune Kline Odn Whilpp and Orpha Jones.
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Marthe Kine
Edgewood
Kline
Martin Kling
George Whipp
David Mine
Marry Burrier
Wilford Blank
Pennie Blank
William ‘Tucker
Archia Mitchel
William Jn
Rank Kline
Elmer Foaga
George Wastler
Starvey Blank
Harry Linton
Oscar Linton
Keefer Kline
Milton Kline
John Kline
Oscar Kine
Harvey Whipp
Roy Kine
Ray Burrier
Leon Wank
Lloyd Mitchell
Zelda Stull
Frances Lin
Airplane Over City Traverses Brid Dock Heights
An army airplane flew over Brid Dock Heights around 1 o clock in the morning. It traveled low and headed toward Frederick, crossing the southern end of the city in a southerly direction.
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City
Briddock Heights
Frederick
Constipation Advice Promotes Chamberlains Tablets
They claim good health starts with regular bowels and recommend diet and exercise. If medicine is needed, Chamberlains Tablets are described as mild and pleasant to take, providing an easy remedy for a small cost.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Local items from The News October 15 1899 report the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company expanding to recapture Frederick County business An attempted robbery of Howard Stup as he walked home from Frederick to Braddock is noted The fair crowd grows and bets are placed on the Shamrock versus Columbia yacht race Preparations for a century run Washington to Frederick and return under Highland Wheelmen Washington auspices are announced
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Lom
Montevue
Frederick County
Rob Howard
Frederick
Braddock
Shamrock
Columbia
Washington
the Highland Wheelmen, ‘of
W. Straus & CO
New York
W. Lowers & Son
Hagerstown
Markwood
D. Harp
Pythian Castle
Orphane’ Court
Rye Ernest Lewis Miss
Erson
Sedis Tits
Mary G. Mi8s
Charles L. Mi§S
Eee
NISS
Equity
Circuit Court
Fréderick County
Margaret M. Molesworth
Edith H. Molesworth
John W. Molesworth, Jr
Eli G. Ugh
Brederick County
Eli
John S. Newman
Eleanor M. Tull
Mary Esther Tull
Howard S. Tull
ELI G@ HAUGH
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Bruntita
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Pabtiah
Prederick
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Oledo
Ohio
Ireport
PF “Auditors
Gilmer Schley
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Acts of the Assembly of Maryland
the News
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Frederick County Telephone Company
Erick
Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
Aaeadle
National
Sociaty
Janes H
Harris
Frank L
Stoner
Albert” Gilson
Ceshivr
National Bank
Swtine
Mit
Room
Marken & Bleifels
West Patrick Street
Patrick St
Apato Misa
Bertha Trail
E. Church St
Maryland School
Sexton
Trinity M. H. Church
South
L. Ray Burgee
Great Atlantic
Facile ‘Ken Co
N. Market St
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Euro News-Foat
Rage Cage Gt Ae Ee
Raymond Terry
Doll Brothers
Shank & Etzler
Windsor
Second St
Gas House
WM. H, Freed
TL T. Lease
J. H. Bunsard
FORD
Dougherty
Fair Grounds
G.paxson
Marken & Bielfeld
Weat Patrick
E. Patrick St
St. Frederick
Dill Ave
Frederick County Agricultural Society Life
Edward A Smith
Owen Farms
Krantz
South Market St
Jacob
Park Place
Gilmore
Weiter Og
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
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Chapel Alley
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