Roosevelt Memorial Campaign urged as memorial fund drive starts
A long civic notice urges public support for a memorial to Theodore Roosevelt. The drive, postponed due to fair week and local business, opens next Monday with Frederick taking part. The piece extols Roosevelt as a model of morality, courage, and public service, urging 100 percent American support to fund a lasting tribute.
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Frederick
Col. Roosevelt
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Labor Leaders and Union Education Debated
A discussion argues labor leaders' influence can harm or help communities depending on their actions. It advocates union colleges led by reputable academics to educate workers on economic questions, stressing scholarly leadership over socialist influence and urging college authorities to support better informed union participation.
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Untitled tribute fragment on a historic figure
A fragmented ode praises a leader described as faithful and tested, turning weakness into strength and courage. It notes trust from men and women, a protective role for children, and a unifying, awakening influence that stirred a nation from slumber.
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Smoking-car Statistics From the Syracuse Herald
Voice of the Press summarizes smoking car figures from a long trip. It lists 68 persons in the car with a mix of smokers and nonsmokers, notes matches shortage, and estimates about supply of smoking materials. It records cigars going out twice and many passengers remaining aboard to journey's end.
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Syracuse Herald
Current Verse to Civilians Calling Back War Heroism
A poem excerpt from the New York Times addresses civilians urging renewed courage after wartime glory. It invokes the khaki, heroism, and faith required to meet ongoing struggles. The speaker pleads to keep heroism alive to confront new foes and uphold moral right.
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Basit EL Erers
New York Times
Final Plans Made for Roosevelt Memorial Meet
Final arrangements are under way for a Roosevelt memorial meeting in the Court House Monday at 8. The event marks the 81st birthday of the former president with no fund contributions asked. In Frederick County, Frederick and Brunswick Y M C A meetings will honor his memory with tributes and lectures. Milton G. Urner will preside. a nationally known speaker is expected to speak.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Brunswick
Y. M. Cla
Milton G. Urner
D. John Markey
Real estate sales near Frederick and Lewistown announced
Markwood D. Harp announces sale of Charles F. Rothenhoefer’s 56 acre farm 2 1/2 miles from town on state road beyond Jug Bridge near Monocacy River with stone house bank barn and other buildings. Possession April 2. Also selling John Kelly’s 66 acre farm near Lewistown Sidney Angleberger’s farm near Lewistown and the house and lot of CL Wood in New Market with immediate possession by Hogarth.
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Charles F. Rothenhoofer
James A. Long
Lope Dluna
Jug Bridge
Monocacy River
Frederick
Harp
John Kelly
Lewistown
Sidney Angleberger
Angleberger
Woodnero
Gatthersburg
Welki
Taneytown
Pike and Railroad
State Road
Washington
Dickerson
Prios
Pongayille
State
High School
R. R
Patrick Street
Din_Ave
Grayson H. Mercer
Pythian Castle
Fredrick, Md
Purely Personal Notices From Local Readers
Purely personal notes list Mr M Le Dutrow heading to Taneytown for a few days of business with Miss Nellie Mercer of Norfolk and Miss Shipley on West Fourth Street. Mary DeGrange of Berkeley Springs has gone to Brunswick for a Fonme party after visiting her aunt Mrs Bales on West Church Street. Adolphus A Anderson on Center Street spends the weekend with Baltimore friends. William J DeChange of Washington returns after visiting his sister Mrs William Winles on West Courthouse Street. Mev Grafton Walls, student at State College, spends weekend with his parents. Allen Kemp, student at Mary Ward State College, visits his parents on West Third Street. Fred Darkis of the Maryland State College spends the weekend in Frederick. Thomas Schroyer of Washington spends the weekend at his parents' home in Lewistown. William Flark of Washington visits his parental home on Fourth Street. Marl Moasburg of Washington travels to Limeon for the weekend. Argist Fligbee, John Tood of North York, Mr Ukine Lebatan and Mr and Mrs John Crh spend Thursday with Rev and Mrs Irommethaugh on West Patrick Street.
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Mra
Rhodes R. Kemp
West Third Street
Fred Darkis
Maryland State College
Frederick
Thomas Schroyer
Washington
Hie
Lewistown
Wiliam Flark
Mast Fourth Street
Marl Moasburg
Limeon
Argist Fligbee
John Tood
North York
Ukine Lebatan
John Crh
Wid
I. UN Urommethaugh
West Patrick Street
Marriage Notices From Libertytown And Urbana
Hymeneal report states Ervin RC doy and Mena Helen Lease of Libertytown wed Thursday afternoon at home on South Market street with a ring ceremony. Also Charles Vernon Anderson of Urbana and Macy Helen Mesander of Sybillasville tied the knot on October 28 at the Ul. parsonage on West Patrick street.
Moves To California Dr Tsane N Shmpers Leaves Montgomery
Dr Tsane N Shmpers longtime Montgomery county physician moves to California with his family to pursue two years of study and later practice as a California specialist. A second item reports a theft at Frederick station where the Cain box from the C and P telephone pay station was stolen. In a political note, Senate Banking Committee favors rejection of John Skelton Williams for Comptroller of the Currency by nine to seven.
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California
Tsane N. Shmpers
Montgomery County
King
Germantown
Slmpers
Frederick
Hagers Town
Cain
C. and P
Williams
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Banking Committee Today
John Skelton Williams
Richmond
Was Pershing At Front Questioned By Sherwood
Representative Sherwood a Civil War brigadier general from Ohio asks House military committees to document when and where General Pershing was at front line service in past wars. He cites 121 Civil War generals killed and claims returning soldiers from France say Pershing was never at the front.
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General Sherwood
Washington
Night school opens in Frederick led by Fahrney at Market Street
Twenty years ago in Frederick a night school under J Welty Fahrney opened on North Market street with twenty five enrollees. Dr H F Getzendanner and Miss Almetta Elizabeth Stine wed at the Methodist Episcopal Church. All city fire plugs were painted green to aid location.
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J. Welty Fahrney
North Market Street
H. F. Getzendanner
Almetta Elzabeth Stine
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Local County Sunday School Parade Plans Big Turnout
Frederick county reports indicate a large parade Sunday November 24 with 1000 rural men and 1000 city Sunday school men marching. Rev EG Raynolds will speak on The Price of Peace at the Opera House with music by local groups and a drum corps. The event, fourth annual, is led by W C Royal and Emory L Cob lentz with participation across multiple towns.
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Walkersville
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Emory L. Coblentz
Hey. W. C. Royal
Baptist Church
Frederick County Sunday School ‘Association
Frederick County
Traffic Well Handled During Fair by Police
Henry trained in the city during two days of good Fall weather as police, aided by special officers named by Mayor Lehrey, managed a large crowd and many cars with no serious incidents. Mayor Beschley praised the force. Also reported: thieves broke into John A. Brashrear’s house near Harmony Grove on Tuesday while absent residents were away, stealing $8, a gold ring, and some gold buttons. A News help Want Ad. offers assistance.
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Henry Traine
Lehrey
Bsehley
Harmony Grove
John A. Brashears
Atlen
Farm sizes listed with various acreages in notice
A historical notice lists numerous farm sizes including 36 83 60 70 12 122 160 200 220 304 acres. Names such as President PRANK L. STONER V. Preat ALBERT GILSON and Cashier appear among signatories or referenced roles.
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V. Preat
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