Yorktown Surrenders to American Forces at Victory
Brief notes recount October 19 1781 British surrender at Yorktown Virginia to Continental Army led by General Washington with French naval support. Also mentions 1804 Cedar Creek battle Sheridan’s victory after initial Federal setback, and 1915 Russia condemning Bulgaria as treason. Includes scattered ads for entertainment and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorktown
Lord Cornwallis
Cedar Creek
Sheridan
Russia
Bulgaria
Death notices for Steiner Barger Cockrell and state council visit
Miss Georgianna Steiner aged 83 died at 120 West Fourth Street after general debility. Funeral at 3 PM Saturday from her home with interment in Mt. Olivet. Survived by niece Miss Daisy Steiner and nephew Rodney Steiner. Thomas P. Rice in charge. Thomas Arthur Siffer, 39, died of pneumonia at 201 West South Street. Funeral Friday at 9 AM, then Knoxville interment. C. E. Cline funeral director. Mrs Harriet Anh Barger, 61, died Monday in Brunswick. Survived by husband William, sons William and Edward, daughter Mrs Mentier, and brothers. Funeral at Lutheran church. burial Park Heights. W. H. Cockrell, 77, died Sunday near Lovettsville. Funeral Tuesday at Arnold's Grove church. C H Feete, Brunswick, undertaker. State Council attendees Katye Dyer, Henry E. Cramer, Edward M Eader, Mrs Gertrude Strine, Mrs Wilhide from Pride of Walkersville Council No. 32 in Havre de Grace for meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgianna Steiner
West Fourth Street
Miss Steiner
Stead
Charles H. Kipp
Evangelical Reformed Church
Serries
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Daisy Steiner
Florida
Rodney Steiner
Wilmington
Del
Thomas Arthur Siffer
West South Street
Joseph Arthur
Knoxville
C. E. Cline
William Barger
Harriett Anh Barger
Wiliam Barger
Brunswick
Park Heights
C. H. Feete
Cockrell
W. H. Cockrell
Isaac Fry
Lovettsville
Arnold’s Grove Church
Katye Dyer
Henry E. Cramer
Master Kemp Improving After Illness
Among the sick note that Master George Kemp son of Mr and Mrs Charles Kemp West South street has been ill for two weeks and is slowly improving Fire Alarm reports all three fire departments responding to a chimney fire at the rear of the Brtain Hotel Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured by Local Applications explains the condition and praises Hall's Catarrh Cure offering a $100 reward for any case cured by the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kemp
Charles Kemp
West South Street
Brtain Hotel
Hall
J. Chenet & CO
Toledo
Maryland Christian Endeavor Union Meets in Middletown
Plans for the Maryland Christian Endeavor Union annual convention in Middletown from October 31 to November 2 are under way. More than 100 delegates from across the state will attend as Middletown hosts reception details and a packed program unfold featuring notable speakers and a banners ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Christian Endeavor Union
Middletown
Christ Reformed Church
L. B. Mather
George Albert Snyder
D. D
Edward W. Leech
Baltimore
Ronaldo Taylor
Daniel A. Poling
Boston
Mass
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Otterbein United Brethren Church
Spencer E. Sisco
Edward Haines Kistler
E. P. Gates
Chicago
H. B. MaCrory
Pennsylvania
C. E Union
E. J. Renshaw
Myersville
Gates
City Society
MaCrory
County Society
Harold F. Pellegrin
Churchville
Zion Lutheran Church
Christ
Alfred
Theodore F. Herman
Lancaster
C. B. Springer
Edward Haines Kistier
Alfred S. Day
E. P. Gatea
D.D
J. Monroe Suck
Carroll M. Wright
August Pohlman
M. I
Philadelphia
DB. Mather
Edward de Leech
Middledean
Anthem
Sheeler Beats Gill In Six Round Armory Bout
Kid Sheeler of Frederick defeats Johnny Gill of York in a six round match at the First Regiment Armory drawing blood with a cut beside the nose under the eye. Gill was awarded the earlier York papers’ verdict, but Frederick papers will decide here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheeler
Frederick
Johnny Gill
York
Regiment Armory
Gill
Pennsylvania
Kid Alberts
Ben
Alberts
Nathan Bell
Bob English
English
Young Geiser
Young Bruchey
Geiser
Police Court cases raise pace with several hearings slated
In a lively session Justice Henry Hanson Maulsby disposed of multiple state and city cases. Samuel Myers, white, drunken on Fair grounds, must leave the city by noon. Jim Ellis, white, drunken on public highway, paid costs. Ellis is 71. George Strawnberger faces a hearing for assault on Mrs Emma Stevens. H W Domer, white, Thurmont, drunken, fined five dollars. John Maker, colored, driver for Miss Osborn, Harmony Grove, found guilty, fined twenty five with sentence suspended. Robert Harrison, white, drunken, fined two fifty. Clarence West and William Murphy, both white, drunken, hearing tonight. A man named M C McGolerick, Lovettsville Va, arrested near Walter Rice’s back door. hearing tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Myers
Jim Ellis
Ellis
George Strawnberger
Emma Stevens
H. W. Domer
White
Thurmont
John Maker
Miss Osborn
Harmony Grove
Justice Maulsby
Robert Harrison
Clarence West
William Murphy
M. C. McGolerick
Lovettsville
Adams
Walter Rice
Wilson Leads Hughes in Frederick Post Straw Vote
President Wilson, Democrat, maintains a lead over Hughes in the Frederick Post straw poll with 293 to 158 votes. Prohibition supporters total 242 for and 178 against, while overall tallies show Wilson ahead 545 to 362.
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Wilson
Charles Awains Hughes
Frederick Post
Hughes
Taft
Roosevelt
Prohibition
Advice for Permanent Cure of Constipation
A dated health note advises increasing water intake and regular meals to cure constipation. Drink a full glass of water before breakfast and another after meals, eat fruit at breakfast, and avoid medicine unless necessary. Cham Verlain’s tablets are described as mild. the text urges natural daily habits for lasting change and patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
Peng
Verlain
Improved Road From Brunswick to Petersville Nears Completion
Work on the upgraded Brunswick Petersville road progresses with M. J. Grove Lime Company grading the last section from the B. & O. station to Petersville. A steam shovel shifts crushed stone, reducing a steep grade and using excavated dirt to shore Third street bridge. Curbs are being laid by the town, oiling pending, traffic restricted until oil arrival. An accident near Purcellville injures Kedrick Reed, later operated on at Loudoun Hospital. Anniversary for Loyalty Lodge and a new Loudoun game warden appointment also noted. Real estate transfers recorded in Brunswick and county.
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M. J. Grove Lime Company
Brunswick
Petersville
Cara Tn
Third Street
High Street
Second Street
Maryland
C. H. Feete
Peteraville Road
Flrat
Corporation
Feete's
Petersville Road
Officers Tenassestees President Directors Dominion Style
The fragment lists officers and directors including John Ramaburg Dantel Baker Wm G Baker C H Conley M D Cc M Thomas P L Hargett Kefauver John Newman D D Baker BH Gambrill Jr Thos H Haller and others in a dated roster.
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John 8. Ramaburg
Dantel Baker
Wm. G. Baker
C. H. Conley
M. D
M. Thomas
P.L. Hargett
D. &. Kefauver
John
Newman
D. Baker
BH. Gambrill, Jr
Thos. H. Haller
D. Bakar
Card of Thanks and Local Ads Include Oyster Offerings
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy following a mother’s death. The page also features multiple local ads for fresh oysters and a stallion for sale, with details and contact lines. Activities include a sale notice and medicinal remedies, reflecting a mix of community notices and commercial promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Withide
Best Farms For Sale With Acres Near Fred and Nearby Towns
Real estate listing from Real Estate Mortgage and Investment Co led by John N. Clary. Advertises multiple farm parcels with acreage figures ranging from six to 263 acres, located near Fred, Thurmont, Urleans, Charlesville, Clarksburg, Germantown, Mt. Airy, Walkersville, New London, Mt. Pleasant, Urbane, McKaig, Bucheystown and Pearl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best Farms
Fred
Rolles
Thurmont
Urleans
Charlesville
Clarksburg
Germantown
Mt. Airy
Walkersville
New London
Mt. Pleasant
McKaig
Bucheystown
Pearl
John N. Clary
W. Patrick
Albaugh Farm Listings Include 118 Acres Near Woodboro
Classified farm ad listing multiple tracts and acreage across Maryland near Frederick and Martinsburg, detailing improved land, timber, water features, and near towns. Mentions Montgomery county areas, 70 acres near Detour pike, 25 acres woodland, 416 acres near Martinsburg, and insurance firm at Market St. Albaugh storefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooteboro
Dalry Farm
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Mt. Pleasant
Bargain
Detour Pike
Bchour
Church
Panacter
Retown
Martinsburg
Mont-gomery
Remington Tren
Special Prices on Ladies and Children’s Dress Goods and More
A broad sale ad lists discounts on Fura fabrics for ladies and children, silk hosiery, undergarments, raincoats, skirts, towels, and accessories with prices from 0. to 2.98. Also advertised are sweaters, school hose and umbrellas. A separate notice offers well built brick houses for sale on Park Place near City Hospital with modern conveniences and other large residences near West Patrick Street including a 14 room 3 story brick and a 18 room house, both with extensive features.
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Park Place
City Hospital
Virams for Sale: Acres and Prices Across Town
Varying land parcels for sale including 141 acres near Waikeraville priced at 190 dollars and 157 acres on Pike two miles from Waikeraville at 168 dollars. Additional tracts include near Mt Airy four miles away, 1 acre four miles from Mt Airy, 249 acres rear State Road 176, and 800 acres near Urleans priced 66 dollars. Money to loan offered by Cramer and Stauffer at Coun Free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waikeraville
Pike
Mt Airy
ML Airy
Urleans
Cramer & Stauffer, & Coun Free
Also Mentioned on This Page
FAE Daily News
Venus
Mars
Mercury
Jupiter
Saturn
Washington, D. C
United States Weather Bureau
Marnana
Opera House
Empire
Politi Rooms
News Eveready
Ae Lee & P
Carty’s Furniture Store
Wilhide
NSPAP
Convention of State Union
Midletown
Union
Armory
Henry Hanson Maulsby
Ray
Peteraville
Kedrick Reed
Geo. D. Reed
Fauquifer Co
Mrs. Corder
Purcellville
Wilford Shonte
Reed
Loudoun Hospital
Loyalty Lodge
K. of P. of Brunswick
Grand Lodge
T. Hogan
T. A. Sigafoose
H. W. Drenner
W. E. Tyler
Aldie
Loudoun County
Jno. S. Parsons
Virginia
John J. Gallagher
Geo. W. Dalwick
Branswick
Howard H. Devilb
George C. Gorsuch
Exeline R. Chaney
Mamie
Chaney
Citizens' National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Tenassestees President
H. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Cashier
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
Htot
Caabler
Clark Devilbiss
E. Church St
S. & H. Green Trading
Frederik Fa‘r
I Buckeystown
John Ww. Thomas
Emory Hemsbere
Bane
Hetter
Weil
AL van Craggist
John Wn, Clary
Eugene H. Albauoe
Albaugh
Wmiate and Insurance
Market St
Albaugh & Harringtes
John D. Hendrickson
Bureau
Neidig & & Miller
Neidig & Miller
East Church Street
Penna. R. R
West Patrick Street
College Park
Court ST
Accident Insurance
Commercial Printing
TUE News Officn
Vyarms
Kunerag
North Market Street
Markwood D, Harp
Niles
Frederic Place
Marewood D. Harp
Thian Castle Bulding
Grayson H. Staley
Efiaed
Real Estate
Portland
Oregon
Spalding
Bowen Fortland
Oregee
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