Missionary Conference Set For Frederick Next Year
Grace and Evangelical Reformed churches delegates attended the Maryland Missionary Conference in Baltimore. Frederick will host next year at Grace Reformed Church, with about a hundred delegates expected. Officers elected include Mrs Dutrow as recording secretary and Mrs Buckey as corresponding secretary. Mrs Apple chaired the literature committee.
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Grace Ite
Missionary Conference
The
Reformed Churches of Maryland
Baltimore
Joseph Ho Apple
Shehard
J. Duntrow
Evangelical Reformed Church
Allen Q. Lampe
John A. Ditzler
Willis Fisher
C. Princeton Buckey
Grace Church
Grace Reformed
Daily News and Subscriptions Notice
An early 1909 price and mailing notice from The Daily News Frederick Maryland explains subscription rates for the Semi weekly News and The Daily News. It lists mail and carrier options, advance payment requirements, and department contact details, including the publisher Besindy Del … delaylaine president and treasurer, and officers Birely and Foult.
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing
Frederick County's Stable Fortitude Preserves Prosperity
Baltimore Sun portrays Frederick as prospering and stable amid national tension. The piece highlights wheat, cider, and money in the bank with good roads and auto wealth, noting local factories busy, employment available, and a resilient economy ready to weather storms. It argues Frederick will remain a strong, favorable place even as world events unfold.
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Frederick County
Old Frederick
Free Night School Plans in Frederick
Excellent plans have been made to continue the Free Night School in Frederick this year at the Yo Mo. GOA capable instructors have been secured and the school should be valuable for attendees. A separate girls’ school will operate with sanction from Frederick county school authorities. The boys’ courses at the Y M C A are practical and will aid them after life, offering a chance for employes and others unable to attend day school to gain instruction benefiting students and the community.
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Frederick
Goa
Frederick County
Ideal of Civic Service Questioned by Local Reformers
A reflective piece argues that former city and town officials faced scrutiny and distrust, noting that reform efforts fail when business and professional leaders avoid public office. It contends the best life includes active service to one's hometown rather than dwelling on wealth.
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Statens
Independent civic duty and support for the blind in Marsland
A local call urges strong attendance at a Marsland Association of Workers for the Blind meeting Monday at 8 pm. The effort seeks aid for the blind and links public spirit with town and state progress. Frederick expresses sympathy with Hagerstown over a fair setback and invites support next week.
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Yo Mo GC. A
Jocal
Marsland Association of Workers For the Blind
Frederick
Hagerstown
Weather Records For Week At Focal Station
Weather bureau weekly records show highs and lows with dates and totals. Heaviest rain since August noted with variations across days in October and fall period observations.
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Focal Station
U. S. Weather Bureau
Suits for Damages Against Rail Line and Others
Adela Staley sues for 3000 damages arguing a titling suit. Samuel A. Lewis and Arthur D. Willard represent the plaintiff. Harry J. Neisser sues the David M. Andrews Company of Baltimore for damages. Carlos M. de Garmendola sues the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 650 damages over fire from engines. Stacks sues for 500 damages over hay and straw stack burn. Proceeding notes clash with railroad, location between Tuscarora and Washington Junction on the Metropolitan branch.
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Adela Staley
Floward M. Tev
Grover C. Bareleh
Samuel A. Lewis
Arthur D. Willard
Harry J. Neisser
Arthur St Wilard
David M. Andrews
Baltimore
Carlos Mo de Garmendola
Smith
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Clante Stacks
Smith and Smith
Dante
de Garmendia
Tuscarora
Washington Junction
Metropolitan
Slight Fire At Home Of John T Best Jr North Market
A small fire occurred early this morning at the home of John T Best Jr on North Market street when a controlled stove wafting fire. The kitchen cabinet and cooking area caught fire but the blaze was extinguished with water by passersby. Damage is small and insured. Seven to ten children were at the Public Library for Children’s Hour when Edith Osborn read a story. five arrived late and could not hear Osborn or librarian Miss Akin, so entry was restricted to those under age ten.
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John T. Best
Market Street
Edith Osborn
M Osborn
Clarke Pricehis
Clarke Place
Burch
Years of Service Acknowledgement for News Reporter
Jacob B Eneeibreeta completes two years of service as a reporter for The News. Teammates extend greetings and congratulations for the milestone.
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Jacob B
Eneeibreeta
Fire Destroyed Stables at Hagerstown Fair
A large blaze at the Washington County Agricultural Society fair in Hagerstown wiped out 62 stalls and a portion of the horse stables near Poolock. Two horses, Anna Duane and Love Core, were burned. others scorched. Firemen fought scarce water supply, saving the new pavilion as the fair drew a large crowd. The total loss is estimated around 30,000 to 35,000 dollars amid strong winds and ongoing festivities.
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Hagerstown
Washington Couunty Agricultural Society
Poofelock
Harge
Sheilee
Ulitien
Anna Duane
J. M
Thames
Howe
Tony
Officer Chased Stranger in Hagerstown Fair Subplot
A man named Emer Bail Justice Dennis allied claimed to owe $17 to William H Dil of Camden NL. The officer detained him near Markell Ford coal yards, but testimony conflicted and the case was dismissed as Bailey fled the city.
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Elmer Gailey
Hagerstown
Frederick
William H. Dil
Camden
Fraley
Square
Hinwerstown
Markell Ford
Emer
Dennis Allied
Bailey 15
Waynesboro Pupils Rebel After School Holiday Denied
Indignant pupils protested the school board's denial of a holiday to attend the state inter fair. Rainy weather forced a return to classes, sparking a tense demonstration as students marched to the superintendent's home and protested the order with a burned-face demonstration.
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Waynesboro
Wisbore
Fin Aredoof
Sohauperintendent RR
Tne
Baanl
Frederick local news and student tragedy report
Frederick city notes recall two decades with brick works report and student death during a meeting. Aldermen session details include City Hall debates as dog attack disrupts a Park Hill incident.
Water flow erratic as city faces ongoing shortages
Residents report alternating water supply with relief short lived as higher elevations lose pressure while lower sections see temporary gains. Officials attribute changes to valve adjustments and circulation, but mornings return to no water on upper floors. Banks on state honor roll noted for surplus and profits amid updated disclosures.
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Myersville Savings Bank
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Walkvraville Savings Fank
Theentral Frost Company
Valley Sav- Meskink
Middletown
A. Rukee Downes
Myers Ville Bank
Pilgrimage Set by Frederick County Colony to Old County
The Frederick County Colony of Baltimore plans its annual pilgrimage to the old county next Thursday. The group will depart Camden Station at 7 o'clock in the morning, returning in the evening. The train is expected to be joined by several iris adults.
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Frederick County
Baltimore
Old County
Camden
Frederick
Curley Transfers Reverend To St Peter's Church
An official transfer moves Reverend Josh Curley from Buchesstown to assume duties at St Peter's Church in Whe Conten tires area. Reverend Curie will serve as assistant to the Catholic church while Pastor Thad T. Geroufs oversees the city’s parish at St. Peter's.
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Josh Cures
Buchesstown
Mal
Ee Vs Catholic Church
Fangion Proverira Guing Te Ruekesstown
Curie
St. Peter's Church
Shingten
Lanai
Would Be Robber Foiled in Leifersburg Attempt
An attempted robbery occurred as Luther Cass and David Lawton Roth rode home from Hagestoan Pair. Roth held horse tack. Cass reportedly had money in his pockets. No further details provided.
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Ned Luther Cass
Wiha Coss
Leifersburg
David Lawnton Roth
Seane Coss
What Would You Do event questions gather a crowd
An advertisement asks how readers would handle a medical dilemma and questions various remedies. It mentions Chamberlain's Remed and urges consulting dealers for treatment options. The snippet suggests public interest in health debates and consumer guidance.
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Gvather
Adlena
Tak Chamberlain
Sator Jte Valve
Fragmented OCR note on attention and device failure
A readable, fragmented OCR snippet discusses attention to cold needs and a fuse and wear issues. It mentions King’s New Discovery and references various garbled terms. The text appears as a damaged national ad-like fragment with no clear event or entities.
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