Frederick County Fair Poultry Exhibits Honor Winners
The Frederick County Fair announces names of successful poultry exhibitors across classes including Barred Plymouth Rock and Wyandotte varieties. Winners listed include C. F. Bostow and Mrs. Frank Ritter among many others with first and prize placements noted for hens, pullets, and pens. Snow reported in the city between seven and three oclock this morning, then fell for several minutes.
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Frederick County
Poultry
Frederick Fair
Plymouth
Smith
Plymouth Rack
Jon Fleisehamin
W. Fk
Bowers Yethi Savthes
Brish Bros
Crum
Ben
Rev
Howard
Keen
Hes
A. Binith
Miver
Plymouth Borck
Atkinson
Vnl K
Sud
Inn Pub
TC. Krimer
Krimer
AW. Aurecht
Ine Bey
Frank Hitter
Frank Dittles
Pal
Srah Pest
Mrp
Ital
Boon
Cy Ehners
Brown
Partridge Wyandottes
Brich Bros
Columbian Wyandottes
Dal
PF. G. Bean
Prank Shipley
Rd Pul
Min. T. We Turner
Pul
F.C Bean
Ih Mal
JC. Wkrinar
W A. Smith
Srd
A.J. Brown
Montell Jara
Hean
Kriner
Bolt Orpington
Hoker Jolingon
Mery Chan
Grabha
Tse
Und Jen
Woa Smith S.C
White Orpington
Baker Jenson
Bristol
Bowen
Smith Soc Black
Orpingten
J. Tappiscott
Ath
Sit Ek
Baker Jobnsen
Hrish Bros
Sknith
Red
Ina
Rhoderick
Eliy Stevens
Chas Grubbs
James Brust
Joc Kriner
Woo. Smiths
A. J Brown
One of historic highways Ridge road in Maryland
The Baltimore Sun lauds the Ridge road as a historic Maryland route from Frederick to Harpers Ferry, planned to extend along the Potomac and Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to create a continuous state road about 250 miles from Baltimore to Lexington. It notes connections through Weverton Pleasant Valley Boonsboro and Garrett County with ties to the Monocacy road and historic events and figures along the route.
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Baltimore Sun
Suite Commission
Wraderick County
Maryland
Frederick
Knoxville
Potomac
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Weverton
Sandy Mook
Washington County
Harpers Perry
W. Va
Virginia
Baltimore
Lexington
Pleasant Valley
Boonsboro
Allegheny Mountain
Garrett County
Merryland Tract
Frederick and
Jeffergon Pike
Brunawick
Petersville
Pennsylvania
Frederick County
Philadelphia
Burnoyne
Wennus
Aeffernon
Willam
Jelson
House of Representatives
Frank ‘Thomas
St. Mark's
Francis Thames
Pohraary
Delim ‘Thomas
Mhonion
Treedon
Kroosville
Wong
Blue Ridge Mountain Range
State Commission
Horse slips on Market Street injures cart near church
A horse belonging to Mr. Tosa Cuber slipped on Market Street near the Church corner this morning. The shafts were damaged but no other damage or injuries were reported.
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Moree
Tosa Cuber
Church Girept
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Relief
An advertisement extols Pape's Cold Compound as a harmless, worldwide available remedy. It claims the 25 cent package cures colds and grippe almost instantly, easing head and chest pain, fever, nasal discharge, and other symptoms with no side effects.
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Pope
Marcus
Pleasant Paragraphs and Personal Items of Interest
Personal and social notes from The News About Their Friends at Home and Abroad list readers visiting and returning to towns, with names and addresses. Includes travelers at Pimlico races and locals in Brunswick, Washington, Carrollton, and Baltimore visiting friends or taking trips for business or leisure.
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Charles
O Winlord
Clureh Atreer
Banniet
Watt
Crubaugh
Loewburk
A. S. Phleeger
Patrick Street
Patrick Street, Are Visiting Friends It Catoctin Switch, Me, Maruthee Loy
Murrenend
Fae
Datiyo
North Market Street
Autitor
Bennett
Mrodeulek Rallywoad Co
Washington
Shaved P. Snyder
Ma Vik
Gertautowal
Tee
Woo. Snyder
W. Parkina
Carrollton
Mra
Burrus
East Pitt Street
Treasurer For 25 Years Revered Miller Honored By Society
The Reformers Church held a recognition meeting for Reverend Miller its long time treasurer of 25 years. The financial report showed receipts and expenses, with investments totaling substantial assets and an annual allocation approved. Church officials noted loyal service and ongoing stewardship by the treasurer and clergy.
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Miller
Altvonea
Fromanrer
Rey
ASK
Ted
Destimntion
Mney
Ehisaes
Eoigrreg
Clee Somlety
Casa
Denis
Srechsyirtens
Coreusier
Bes
SOS
Vitor
NSU
THN
Wtp
B. T. A. to Meet Tonight Temperance meeting for boys
The Boys' Temperance Association holds its regular monthly meeting this evening at 7 to 8 in the rear of the Lutheran church. All boys are invited to attend as officers plan to discuss important business. Captain A DeKay, a Union veteran, died at Pocomoke City.
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Boys’ Temperance Association
He W. Cpu
Lutheran Church
W. CC
A .DeKay
Pocomoke City
Humble Chain of Weddings Arrives in Atlantic City and Nearby
The article details multiple 1920s era nuptials across Atlantic City and surrounding towns. It lists Charles Hood and Sadie Blackburn wedding at the bride’s parents’ home, and Willard Mason and Mary Williams at the Church of the Ascension in Atlantic City, with attendants named and reception notes.
ZEMO Skin Care Promises Quick Relief and Refund
An advertisement from Willemsen Brug Store touts ZEMO liquid for external skin relief and ZEMO soap as economical and effective. The offer guarantees money back if not fully satisfied, claiming cure of eczema pimples and various skin eruptions with a simple routine.
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Willemsen Brug
Jeorson
Notes of News Across the State
A roundup of Maryland happenings from Cumberland to Baltimore including church convention reports, a football injury at Trappe High, aviators signing contracts, and opera fundraising in Baltimore. Endorsements, university endowment gifts, coal land deals in Kentucky, civic protests over city hall costs, forest management demonstrations, and a grand jury probe into reform league allegations in Baltimore.
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Maryhaul Stiue Christian Endeavor Convention
Cumberland
Lou Simpson
Erippe
Patriot County
Trappe High School
New York
Tory
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Mission Helpers of the Sacred Heart
HalUmore
Grand Opera Committee
Crothers
Altormey
Straus
Elkion
Covington
University of Maryland, Alumni Association
Consolidation Coal Company
Kentucky
Women's Club of
de Courcy W. Phnom
Besley
Blakeford
Meenstown
Maryland Associated Boards of Trade
Cambridge
Annapolis
Grand Jury
Reform League
Militia Held in Readiness During Jersey City Riots
Police and striking expressmen clash in the streets. Wounded reported as militia stand by in Jersey City readiness to quell rioting.
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New York
Jersey City
Girl Killed by Ferry Boat Waterburg
New York, Oct 28 Sophia Metz, a young girl, was killed today when her dress was caught in a wheel and dragged under as the ferry boat Waterburg operated.
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Tyelut Thaputet
New York
Sophia Metz
Waterburg
Aviation meet action as teams named to defend the cup
In New York on October 28, a light wind slows the events of the aviation meet while Brookins, Hamilton, and Drexel are designated as the team to defend the cup, as announced by Curtis.
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New York
Brookins
Hamilton
Drexel
Curtis
Lunch in the Suburbs Charity Play in Libertytown
Frederick Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy staged Lunch in the Suburbs in Libertytown last night to raise funds for a Confederate dead marker at the Battle of Monocacy. The event featured Mrs Elizabeth McDaniel directing, with solos by Frank B. Sappington Jr and Heloise DeGrange, readings by Julia Worthington and Louise McDaniel, plus a comedy performance and luncheon hosted by Mrs Jenkins and others.
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Frederick
Libertytown
Frederick Chapter Daughters of the Confederacy
Elizabeth McDaniel
Frank B. Sappington, Jr
Heloise DeGrange
Julia Worthington
Louise McDaniel
Mrs. Jenkins
Mary Knee Helfenstain
Kills
John Worthington
Brown
Eleanor Ritchie Winebevner
Martin
Louise Potts
Miss Lawson
Page
I. Johnson
Monocacy
Girls sparkling Cleveland Fitch comedy comes to City Opera House
Clyde Fitchs Girls sparkling comedy seen at City Opera House on Thursday November 3 after 225 nights at Daly s Theatre New York The trio of ambitious girls come to New York to make their way without men and the play features witty episodes and lively humor Rails on Fourth Street removed by the Read Company restoring the street to its prior condition
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Clyde Fitch
Daly's Theatre
New York
City Opera House
Wr. Fitch
Cordial Relations Between Tingerstown and Frederick Fawr Associations
At the Fra serstown Fair Board meeting a series of resolutions were adopted praising the cordial relations between the Tingerstown and Frederick Fawr Associations.
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Fraserstown
Deaths of Capt J C Moore and Mrs Mary Young
Capt J C Moore of the United States Hevenne Cutter Service died at City Hospital from a heart condition at 33. He hailed from Baltimore and is survived by two brothers. His body was sent to Baltimore aboard the B&O train and a funeral arranged by M I Mitchell. Mrs Mary Young widow of Job Young and former regent of Keysville died at her daughter’s home aged 74 years 4 months and 9 days. Funeral held at Union Bridge with interment in Keysville.
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Church of the Ascension
Atllantic City
Sterence Mae Williams
Rynear Williams
Williard Moore Mason
Charled Martin Niles
J. W. Williams
All Saints’ Chapel
Chelsea
Kleamor Holland
Atlantic City
Lucy Thomas
Frederick
Helen Taylor
Washington
Emerson Fleming
Philadelphia
Thomas Rogers
Hdna Knauer
Mae Holland
Walter Steumsig
Raymond Read
Thomas Roberts
Carlton Adams
John Bowly
Lewis Hall
New England
Mason
Banehe Frost
Vwoentnor
Jackson Avenues
Baltimore
Jefferson Medical College
Cluman
Jace Zimmerman
Gorrsner
Avery Pienty
Mela
Mia Charles
Reed
Tenswick
Ibs
Sigutoese
Bimbayiek
Amas Norn
Abra
Geishort
Phaprs Reed
Brunswick
Mir
Roed
Fel Mars
Dat Atkhemi
Hertsdek
Med
Mabry T. Vor
Mary Mo Youn
Bfe
Job Young
Keysville
Carrall County
Sarah Burdner
Rev. Bregenter
Union Bridge
Thit
PUBLIC SALES LISTING WITH HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AUCTION
Public sales notice for Tuesday November 1st 1910 at 10 oclock A M at Capt Prose House on North Beats street. Household furniture sold by William B Dorsey, Jr, Treas. Snoon Auctioneers. Also public sale of household furniture on Monday October 5th cash terms.
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Prose Louse
North Beats Street
Houseelold and
Kitcurn
William B. Dorsey
Snook
Sloatium
Plymouth
Willam Anderson
John Risenhauer
North Market Street
Tmi
Jule Gather
Flarne
Unionyithey
Reno Rarp
Frederick
A. Lindsy
Unionville
Ata
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