Fragmentary clipping hints at syndicated news and post office notice
A damaged OCR fragment references The Associated Press and The Republic newspapers. It mentions a member of an association and a postal matter at Frader-M4 with second-dlang phrasing, suggesting a local notices block and syndicated content without clear specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fae Nowe
Enctien
Stor
Republicat
Sais
Mleo
Opera
Frader- M4
Anantah Mail Order House Campaign in Canada
Friday October 17 1919 report on Canadian government inquiry into mail order houses. Merchants argue such outlets raise costs and erode community life by channeling money away from local stores. Readers urged to support home merchants and demand a thorough investigation with a decisive outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goverment of Canada
Dominion
Canada
DAMAGE SUIT IN COURT IN EMMITSBURG AREA
A damage suit for 1600 dollars against Emmitsburg Motor Company was in court. Plaintiff Charles W. Sanders heard Treve Favorite testify for the morning. Cross examination of Frank L. Stoner sparked sharp exchanges. Renee S. Harp and Leo Weinberg represented the plaintiff. The case stems from a June 12 1918 accident. Damages awarded included 75 dollars. Other cases involved David G. White suing George P Buckey and Earl Buckey for July 15 1916 collisions. Jurors were named and the trial went to the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg Motor Company
Charles W. Sanders
Treve Favorite
Frank L. Stoner
Renee S. Harp
Leo Weinberg
David G. White
Braddock Heights
George P
Earl Buckey
Union Bridge
Carroll County
Washington County
Mr. White
Bruce White
White
Buckey
Plaintff
John D. Etzler
Hall W. Eyster
Joshua E. Zimmerman
Elroy J. Rodkey
Samuel M. Strine
Samuel P. Bowls
Finn. Bowers
PURELY PERSONAL PROTECTION AT THE FAIR WEEK
During Frederick Fair week the city prepares for crowds and protects against undesirables. Police will be sworn in to patrol key corners and traffic will be directed by officers. Special rail cars operate Oct 22 25 with adjusted schedules. A stock judging contest for agricultural students, 43 entrants, will award cash prizes. Public notices include schedules, judges, and officials for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sud
Preston L. Penell J
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
S. Kling White
Salisbury
Maria Senseng
Union Bridge
Mary Cutshall Smith and Son
Woodsboro
A. A. Lough
John W. Quynn
Mr. Quynn
Chas
W. Quynn
Patrick
FE. R. George
Lovettsvile
Atlanta
Stonewall Jackson
Frederick
Richmond
Gilmer Selitey
ivaMle
Trattie
Copa
Church
Secone
Patrick and Court
Lune
Patrick Ane
Be Bt
Hagerstown and Frederick
Iranc Oh
War
Thurmont
Prederick
Pharmont
Teat Vrederiek
Phurmont
Hi Square Corner
Patrick Street
Market Street
Elngerstonn
Angerstown
Fredeker
Myersville
Jeerson
Jefferson
Hany
Witter
Lee Ranneberger
Eleanor Harry
Lloyd C. Culler
James H. Grove
Cromwell Kessler
Charles C. Carty
Richard Moss
Nmory L. Coblentz
David Cramer
C. O. Hargett
Granville Smith
Martin Be, Kefauver
John FE. Schell
Play Doub
Eld. Shriner
Frank L. Stoner
W. Zimmerman
Noth E. Cramer
Elizabeth Houck
William (. Birety
Pauling McCardell
John W. Mumm
J. 11, Stauffer
Casper EF
Mis. Rose *Bulger
Mra
Gilmer Schley
John T. Best
William KE. Derner
J. Marry Grove
Frank ¥. Staub
Grace Neldlg
George Ed
Myera
George Allnutt
M. Houck
W.L. Culler
Nathan J. England
Mary K. Markell
D. Op, Buckey
Lewis F. Kefauver
Edward A. Toma
A. W. Gaver
Reno S. Harp
G. A. D. Willams
John J. Routzaho
Sanual Sea
Joeborne
Thee
Middletown
Eyler and Cockrell wed in quiet Frederick ceremony
HYMENEAL. Joseph A. Eyler of Frederick and Mildred L. Cockrell of Buckeys town were quietly married in Frederick by Rev. James C. Wrightson. Also Wilson Grimes and Miss Somerville Robertson wed in the city by the same pastor. A Baltimore license issued to Wesley A Michalson and Beaste L. Mobler. Remarriage license at Gettysburg for Corn Vicki Fleagle and John Rayawk. Property transfers listed include Hiram Miller to Luther C. Powell for $900 and other county real estate deeds with various sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eyler—Cockrell
Joseph A. Eyler
Frederick
Mildred L. Cockrell
Buckeystown
James C. Wrightson
Methodial Episcopal Church
Grimes—Robertson
Wilson Grimes
Damascus
Misa Somerville Robertson
Washington
James 0
Wrightson
The
Baltimore
Wesley A Michalson
Beaste L. Mobler
South Thirteenth Street
Gettysburg
Vicki Fleagle
Rocky Ridge
John Rayawk
Germany
Hiram Lo Miller
Lutheer C. Powell
Reul
Thaddeus AL Biser
Louisa EB. Thomas
John J. Tyson
Taylor
City
William T Delaplaine
E Howsd G. Taylor
George Washington Eheelk
Wale Fer C. Ambrose
Large Farm Sold Near Frederick to George Thomas
Announcement reports the sale of a 200 acre farm owned by Jones J. Smith, about 2 miles east of Frederick beyond the fair grounds, to George Thomas who will take possession on April Twext. Smith’s farm was valued around $32,000. sale handled by Grayson HH Staley, a real estate and insurance agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones J. Smith
Frederick
Fair Grounds
George Thomas
Hargett Farm
No City License Charge in Fashion Exhibit Case
Aowrrraut served yesterday evening on Samuel Schitoianor for Schleisner and Co. of Baltimore charging violation of the city ordinance by failing to obtain a local license for the Fashion Exhibit. The firm reportedly held a state license but not a city license, drawing merchant opposition. Case set for hearing this afternoon at five o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Schitoianor
Schleisner and Co
Baltimore
Schleisner Co
Lightning Strikes Barn on LibertyTown Farm
During yesterday's electrical storm lightning struck the barn of James M. Sappington in Liberty town about a quarter mile north, tearing out the lower end of the structure. Damage is estimated at $200. The barn did not catch fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Sappington
Libertytown
Sale of a Lot in Walkersville By Noah E Cramer and Son
Sale of a lot designated as lot No 16 on the north side of Charles Street Walkersville to an unnamed buyer on private terms. Noah E Cramer and Son real estate loan and insurance agents conducted the sale as stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah E. Cramer
Charles Street
Walkersville
Cramer
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Local Notes
Local items from The News column dated October 17 1899 report a big apple crop and opening corn husking season. Solomon Michael of Myersville suffered multiple injuries from a tailing incident at his home. Mr and Mrs John F Stine announce the marriage of their daughter Almetta to Dr Harvey R Getz Endanger. A bowling contest at Frazier's Bowling Alleys saw the Belvederes defeat the Automobile Clubs.
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the News
John F. Stine
Near
Frederick
Almetta
Harvey R. Getzendanger
Public sale of 53 acre home farm near Ladiesburg Maryland
A Decree of Frederick County Circuit Court in Equity calls for the sale of the William B. Grimes home farm near Ladiesburg, Frederick County, Maryland. The 53 acre tract, described in multiple deeds, will be offered on Saturday November 8, 1919 at 1 PM and includes a six room frame dwelling on the property with various recorded land transfers feeding the title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiesburg
Frederick County
Maryland
Wala
Anitatec
J. Maggs Grimes
Lagiesburg
William B. Grimes
Annie L. Grimes
Home
John A. Koons
Frederick Crum
William
Grimes
John Birely
Wiliam
Marehzard
Liber S. ‘T. HL
John D. Albaugh
Teadlesburg
Fredrelek
Annie II. Grimes
Marshall
Said
Reuben Bohn
Frederick
Ludlexburg
Susan A. Uahow
Agether
Arthur D. Willard
Edward L. Stately
NISI
Circuit Court
Albert S. Brown
John Stewart, Jr
Commercial States Bank of
Mort Ragee
Thomas A. Dunshee
Margaret E. Dunshee
Albert
Brown
Eva G. Baugh
Eli G, Haugh
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the Daily News
Bet
Meu
Say Etreet
Chas. W. Sanders
Motor Co
Ing
Se +e
Schley
Mary
H. and F. Railway Co
Edgar Beker
Park Beachley
Calvin Shafer
Lestey Alait
Alby Harris Penn
Reuben Leatherwood
Marshall Gosnell
Allen Harrison
Worthington Henderson
Robert Spurrier
G. Kolb
Hilleary Ripley
Alber Grim
Ldoyd Ba‘ker
Ernest Walker
Gaithersburg
Gordon Hel
John Magruder
Albert Gloyd
Linwood Hoyle
Estyty
Theodore Roosevelt
Joseph Jenking Lee
Marryhand
Traci
Fear Petersw Je
Hig County
Brant
Charmen
Frederick Jounty Roosevelt
Red Cross
YMC
Roosevelt
Dc. Deh
Henri 4
G. Kiefer
Henry H. Worthington
A. G. Bourne
For the Colored People
Work
Ido
Yonta
Caus
Wong
City Opera House
Beneft
Oly Girls
John Black
Sue Milford
Coxether
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Toledo, Ohio
Druggiata, Tic
Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
Ney
Capital
Liberty Evan
Solomon Michael
Belvederes
Automobile Clubs
Frazier’s
FAR
Bank Seipee Farmers’ & Mechanics
National’ Bank
James H. Harris
Frank L. 8To
Rubert ‘Ghleon
Fetarbelart
Cee Ee Baker
Thone
Clapp
Giri Gem Sam Laundry
West 2
Rick Street
Nell Goods
Rederick
Agee
City Hotel
Roy
Marken & Blelfeld
Dpatrick Street
Berth Urafl
Maryland School For the
South
Ray Burgee
Wile Raymond Ter
Continental Ride
Sp Pees
Shank & Etzler
Three Springs
East Patrick
Chapel Alex
S Market St
Joffler
R. Bruce Murdoch
Ford Auto
Mobile
Donuhereyt
Edward S. Delaplaine
Swastika Realty Company
Potts & Griffin
Schley Park
National Bank Your
Farmers & Mechanics’ National Bank
Corner Market
Second Sts
Orphans’ Court
William I. Slagle
A. Hosenour
Frederieck
Ee Briggs
Care News-Post
J. Ci Rowe
4Th St
Third St
East Third Street
Posacasion
B. JE. Kerinér
North Market Sh
J. M. Wachter
Lewistown
Windsor
Second St
Market St
Jacob, Gelbrecht
Marken & Bilelfeld
Frederick Counte
Park Pinca
Grmore R. Flautt
East Third St
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