Frederick Fair cattle premiums awarded to exhibitors
The Frederick Fair announces the names of successful cattle exhibitors across classes 1 to 6 in Short Horns Devons Herefords Polled Angus Holsteins Jerseys and Ayrshires with winners listed for best bull cow heifer calf and herd. Awards go to W. W. Watson A. W. Gaver M. B. Thayer H. B. Witter J. S. Miller J. H. Throop and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Pair
W. W. Watson
A. W. Gaver
W. W. Watton
M. B. Thayer
H. B. Witter
M. B. ‘Thayer
G. W. Carroll & Sons
W. H. Blentlinger
M. P Lotter
Blentlinger
G. W. Carratt & Son
M. F. Hotter
Tamer Blair
Roy L. Crum
HL Smith
A.C. McGarden
Ta Woo
Thoen
Morsell
A C. McCardel
Morsett
AL UL McCantell
Boss Herd
W. Ee. Throng
W. d. Canhedley
von Johnson
H. Cashel
W. W.whreor
Cashell
Woo Throop
Woo
J. FH. Gastiell
Caahell
I .Throop
Cashel
Caghell
F. Throop
BR Witter
Miller
AR. Witter
JS. Miller
W.os. Gladfelter
JS. Miter
Ss. Gladfelter
W.S Gladfelter
Stas
J. S. Miller
W. S. Gladefetter
Guernmsers - Tost
Abmiiverunias
Arner
Cuistrell
Ander SR
Zimmering
Cestell County
Breeders’ Department
Ohio
Chris
Mersell
AfeCardel
McCardell
H.R. Witter
Hieyweads
B. Witter
Linwhs McKenzie
Be Witeer
Witter
Haywood
Itis
Charles W. Ztaperinga
Devans
Cines
Ayrstives
Elise
Dr. Win
Jubnsel
Beagle Theft Leads to Jail for Roy Brightwell
Justice Smith deemed dog theft a serious offense as Roy Brightwell was found guilty of larceny of a fine beagle belonging to George W. Shipley. Brightwell received jail time in default of a $200 bail after authorities tracked the dog from sand holes on Burckeystown Pike to a lime kiln area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Francis Smith
Roy Brightwell
George W. Shipley
Judgg Smith
Mr. Shipley
Burckeystown Pike
Roy Behroger
Meredith Groshon
Mr. Shiptey
Brightwell
Grove
Brightweil
Carter
Social World Teck Etat As Loe Aee YS
Lathoran family holds reception by congregations on Monday in Montroy. Mrs Stone noted for birthday wishes. Miss Rafele’s service travel event planned at the Arians on Friday evening with community chatter and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uys
Qatar
Montraday
Ettian
Mier
Hinie Stone
Mamogaes Boulevat
As& LM
Opening Meeting of Freerick Chapter DAR
The Frederick Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution opens at Miss Ritchie’s home at 2 o’clock. Officers discuss arrangements. Delegates to the State Conference in Baltimore in November will be elected. The next meeting plans to observe Repudiation Day in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freerick
Daughters of the American Revolution
Laemar
Mast Chive
Mir
Charles 1
Almirose
Duustitar
Baried Sprigs
Ma An
William Hates
West Paris Street
Peta
Edward Rowe
Caf Bay
Wilpener
Liaude
Hagerstawt Cody
Basiens
Mar Mel
Pettinger Freeon
Cis
Marion S. Maebael
Dav
Aly
Yael Seg
Mirai Tishoavegs
Yeni
Abai
Ciby
Mre
Vvivabedh
Leeher Abaibott
Ccluugh Tern
Mayenehter
Clos
Nevive
Jevry
Wet South Steed
Criberlend
Mra
N.T. Yatler Iid
Lauaene Aud
Bisinkhia Atber
Migs Woune Liyde
Washington
Win, Buckey
G. Jaco Burkey
West South Street
D. OF. Davis
Harry GC. Welkler
Haperstown
Anna Beckley
Theresa Snyder
Mary Adilison Ingle
Frederick
Lngle
War J. Maulsby
East Second Street
Miss Bouldin
Charles Winehrener
East Orange
N. J
Miss Bould
What Cures Eczema From Williamson North Market Street
A local store advertises a skin treatment called TD DP and Recaine as cures for eczema. It claims instant relief and long record of complete cures with thousands of cases over ten years. Customers are invited to visit the store to discuss their case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nsx
Williamson
North Market Street
Pleasant Paragraphs and Personal Items from Frederick
Frederick notes list visitors and residents in Frederick and surrounding areas. People like Dr WA Long and M A Youkle visit Brunswick and Frederick. Miss Rose Englebright becomes a cashier. many relatives travel between Baltimore Washington and Myersville. post office letters include a long gentlemen and ladies list with names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WA. Long
Brunswick
Buosville
R. Youkle
Washington
Frederick
Mtr
George D
South Market
Dodhaia
Frank Brown
Roanoke
Mast
George List
West Patrick Street
Baltimore
Cy Edward Cole
West Miftly Street
New York
Mary Hopwood Turks
Bayletimore
John M. Whitmore
William T. Creager
South Market Street
Jimtown
Joh Dronenlure
Philip Kian
Laura Killian
West South Street
Wehard Martin
Rose Engiebright
Central
North Market Street
Hubert, Clabaugh
Als
Flames Hopwood
Hallie Mield
Will Lopwood
Sarah €. Lenhart
Monocacy Boulevard
Utica
Luther MM. Stone
Lutheran Synod
Smithsburg
C. Francis Baughman
Ie Houn
Thin City
Lauie Webater
Lewistown
Win. Y. Anderson
Monocary Boulevard
Annan Horner
Minitsbury
Misa
Wastatrick Street
Eerie
Annie Walte
Gearse
Reumgardner
South Barket Street
Mere
Edward OL Zeigler
May
Mas
UL Torna
Araby
Anna Locher
Createrland
Conan
Willay Parry
Mas Waa Os
Eve
Bal Hinere
Menest Helfenstein
Clarke Place
Mra Mira
Toslua Thopat
Dun
Annie Getzandanney
Mroo
Moe
Darsey Saul
Mary
Tava
Dy Mwerly
Tinawere Fawa
Nate
George Sehell
Shuffler
U Ballimore
Ben
Attending State Meeting Among Trade Delegates
Holmes J Vilser and Gantheil with Ji lela S20 Newgian travel to Cambridge after noon for the State meeting of the Noord of Trade. They expect word on the next sessions of the various boards to be announced later today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messen
Holmes J. Vilser
Gantheil
Lela
Newgian Wid VY
Jol Markey
Cambridge
Erly
Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief From Indigestion
A vintage ad copy touts Diapepsin as a fast cure for indigestion gas sour stomach and dyspepsia. It claims relief within five minutes and promotes improved appetite and a clean stomach enabling avoidance of laxatives.
Notes of News Across the State
Several brief items report political moves in Maryland and Baltimore including mentions of Chief Judge Thasin, Justice candidates, and local election activity. Rev Ulysses S. G. Rupp returns from Maryland Synod sessions in Smithsburg. George Worthington dies after an eight year sentence in a Maryland veritaturings case. The Maryland Synod and Methodist church relations spark interest ahead of a conference in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaa
Esa Eam
Gan
Piresbater- Baehrie Hh
Ghiakgen
Coe Newcusber Bess
Wap Bs
Dadge Thasiins
Briel Warner
Vargaad
Vargaad Ehetuspiee Voice Orbitals Fhe Coy HY Corley. DR Tiaiore Chesctfield
Pope White
Baltiuieve
Pichitors
Dlanket
Cora-Cohr
Yaad
Barker
Sevonel Marin
Republicia Enti Lite
Congres
Wouty Agin
Resis
Cirfon Mis
Ehesapedbe and Potonine Company
Balliore City
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
Maryland Synod of the Lutheran Church
Smithsburg
Lattimore Counsil
George CG
Worthington
Marylin
Ut City
Svoms
Property Sold on North Market Street
A house and lot on North Market Street were sold by Young Aunt Staley and associates using real estate loan financing and insurance to purchaser Isabrah N. Loy, represented by Uradtey C. Isanogle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staley
Wid Insurance Apems
Uradtey C. Isanogle
North Market Street
Isalrah N. Loy
Cement Pavements and fans rally for church project sale
A local drive at St. John's Church on Second Street gathers supporters to fund a cement pavement project. Organizers advertise a bake sale and food stalls to raise funds amid a busy street scene and community turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacrtions
Bela Patde
St. John’s
Frederick Market Prices Corrected October 25 1910
Market prices for grains and hay listed with ranges per bushel or ton. Wheat No 2 Red 90 cents, corn shelled and rye oats hay hay prices vary, barley and clover seeds noted. flour and mill feed values given. potatoes 40 to 10 cents per bushel.
Modern Pharmacy Ad Promises Quick Health Cure
An advertisement claims a new discovery cures coughs colds laryngitis and throat troubles with inexpensive remedies. It touts dramatic weight gain claims and a 100 reward offer, urging readers to buy from Pears Modern Pharmacy and noting small ad rates in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelran
Wien
Pears Modern Pharmacy
Speedy Acquittal in Crippen Murder Case
London October 25 2 09 pm Ethel Chute Leneve was brought in on charge of accessory after the act in the murder of Letta Elmore Crippen by her husband Crippen who had just been sentenced to death but was acquitted by a jury after a rapid trial regarded as one of the most remarkable murder cases in criminal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foudthen
LeNeve Ploudadt
Elsirgins
Crippen Laesesipe
London
Ethel Chute Leneve
Torial
Lette Elmore Crippen
Cripen
Tide and Tempest Strikes Ischia Island Wrecks Life
A severe hurricane followed by a massive tidal wave hit Ischia Island. A mud torrent up to eighteen feet flooded homes and farms. Early reports list two hundred missing in Cetara and numerous deaths across rural districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Ilaly
Lay
Ischbia
Cetera
Frank Cecil Shot in Kentucky Governor Tie Evidence
Special dispatch from St Louis reports Frank Cecil, a veteran, tied to a feud involving Governor Joebel of Kentucky, was shot and died at Toowis Disha. The text is garbled but indicates a fatal shooting connected to a governor’s faction. no clear dates or locations beyond Kentucky implied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowe
St Louis
Frank Cecil
Eee
Tenmeder
Joebel
Kentucky
Wis
Toowis Disha
Seven Negroes Murdered In Bevel Township
A special dispatch from Wheeling, West Virginia reports seven Black residents found shot dead in Bevel Township. One woman is said to be among the victims while a rumor of two more killings remains unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Bevel
Community Notes From West Country Churches and Visits
County correspondence reports the Wiesty Town benevolent society meeting at the Methodist church on Saturday. Protracted services began Sunday night at 7:30 led by Rev. Wlwl damnersles. Several residents and visitors, including Miss Christine Paylor and Mrs. Jeffers, are noted with social events, baptisms, and attendance at nearby conventions and concerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiesty Town
Double Pipe Creek Benevolent Society
Methodist Protestant
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wlwl Dammersles
Edward Trossman
Attantic Gily
N. J
David
Martin Ane Wanghiers
Nusbat
Little Child
Ligamore
Alow
Nushautni -Samuecl Crone
Harvey M. Sparrow
Charley Wruldell
Laugshers
Raymond Tounspent
Sans Creek
Tel Waddell
Reev
F. Worrien
Sion Athigh
Walter Curfinai
Eer Altteh
Chris
Methodist
Crotestant
Willian W. Albaugh
Annapolis
Uth Moore
Washington
Phifitedona
Minnesota
Washiston
Sophia
Laneh
Grace Lambert
Nina Null
Virginia Shook
Mary Niler
Li. Zinenermans
Catherine Null
Ketternan
Kinley
Emory
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Frederick Fair
Charl W. Zluuerngan
Gnermgeys
Imag
Elas
Alunmermaan
Holstein Preistios
MeCardedl
Ayrshirras
Pr. van
Toliisen
al Fen Bros
Tapani
Genco
Histriadit
Mae
COLE
Gabe PE
Sygereatr
Pegula
Miss Rafelfe
A. R
Frederick and Vicinity
Mos
Wim. HH. Mehrling
Col. T. Pearce
Inlaw
RP. L. Pearce
My Lady's Manor
Baltimore County
Frederick City
Postofice
John J. Babylon
Joseph B. Bargip
Ji. Breen
Ambrosa Beander
James T. Burk
J M. Bentle
Henry Carter
George W. Cecil
Charles Ko Cramer
Ernest Cooke
W. Hi. Davis
Joseph Diges
John J. Danalue
J. W. Gernell
Chan J. Guim
Wit
DB. Haugh
Joseph Hei Iry
Geo. A. Hewitt
James Llopkina
James Llopking
Tr. Lloward Hoy
Willian J. Trogper
George L. Jacobs
Win Lite
William Miles
Charles H. Mitchel
Prankdin Medsell
Frederick Ramsburg
Chas. A. Renolds
Willian A. Reid
Strashureer
Hronest
Tonia
Willan
News OF the
Maryland
Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Ethel Clara Leneve
Ischia
Bale Loy
Hedeherths
Hens
Wwliar Anderson
China
Mr. Walker
Wiger
North
Mate Ek
Vossession
Lather i Flavie
Unlowe Valle
Bei Oelary
Mrederick
AWD
Equity
Cirendt Court
Frederick Vority
Daniel Tucker
Sarah B. Torker
Mary J. Smith
Wu Smith
Uniterad
Frederick County
Ariey W. Bowers
Ereuit
Maley
W. Oer
Heno S
Stunner & Weinners
Patrick Street
Market Street
PosiLians
Wuloneblle
Leroy
Lee
Durpire Automotive Institute
Rochestar N
Wranklin Institute
Dep't Trochester
N. Y
Atric Bu NL
Hird Street
Tange
Third
Bienta Street
Churest
Beco
Tured Street
Aldeley
Hem
National Banke
Mor Uiteringtiod
Beals
Cerier
Clive Aid Ts siPeots
Usarsenville
Ant Ea Hyd
Pigebee Walt Refurb Mb
Eboed W. Prarper
Hienseasille
Mab
Ma Keel Street
Sodh Es
Age Kim
Hivkmond Bas Company
Richemond
Pautinontis & Ohio Railroad
Baltim
Dion A.m
Timor
Éno
Conners Tiehs
Palladelpia
Newew York
ATL
Ouisvilln & RT
Taryvers Ferry
Winchyhstih
Popart
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Pepart
Arives
Harrisburg
Staunton
Lexington
Newspap
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