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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1913
Page
7
The town eyes a busy week with auto accidents and fires, mining plans, and political activity. Governor, Democratic candidates, and Senator Blair visit as fall preparations begin. Locals brace for racing weather while shops prepare for the winter season and miners expect copper expansion.
The Belles Lettres sections A and B conducted ordered sessions with roll calls, minutes, and literary programs including gems, recitations, essays, debates, and judge selections. Debates favored the negative on a community benefit question. next meetings set for October 24 and 31 with varied programs and adjourning notes.
A number of residents in Hagerstown have received anonymous obscene letters signed "G" and postmarked there. Some letters have reached postal inspectors who are investigating the mail abuse.
Adjutant A T Andrews who has led the American Rescue Workers here is transferred from Frederick after fourteen months in charge. A farewell service is planned at the bar racks on West South street tomorrow night at 7 20 o clock. Andrews expresses gratitude to all who supported the work during his stay. Miss Lucille Shannon is carnival queen at Brunswick event with 4 780 votes to Miss Mary Plush 4 775. Katherine Rube wins prettiest baby title with a garnet ring prize.
Newspaper letters from Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound users describe relief from organic displacement backache and bearing down pains. Mrs Ep Ferron of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin and Mrs ABRT Lawson of Providence Rhode Island report improved health after taking the remedy while continuing factory and household duties.
John J Fowble a contractor from Sykesville Maryland filed a bankruptcy petition in the United States District Court. The attached summary lists liabilities about 34 986 49 and assets 19 154 49.
yesterday the Public Service Commission made it obligatory for public service corporations to secure the commission's consent before making extensions or alterations in their service. The ruling emphasizes regulatory oversight and adherence to approved plans.
A two story Brooke Jamison building in Walkersville occupied by Samuel A. Smith burned last night. Firefighters saved adjacent structures while the 20 by 15 foot shop was gutted and contents of tools and materials consumed. Estimated loss one thousand dollars covered by insurance. Crowd of residents gathered as flames began about ten o clock after being noticed by John Chamber.
Workmen will finish the foundation at the United Mining Milling Copper Companys New London mine on Monday. General Manager T A Dinshee says the structure will house four more concentrating tables, making 16, capable of 100 tons of ore daily. The Williamsport Canning Company incorporators include William B Thomas and others with $15,000 capital. A dance at Armory Hall drew a large crowd as Frederick Junior Orchestra hosted the weekly event.
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