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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1919
Page
5
The Washington weather bureau predicts a sharp fall in temperature with showers this afternoon, followed by a very cold night and Wednesday. Strong westerly winds may reach gale force tonight, ushering in a cold spell as summer attire is set aside.
Mrs. Ida Florence Feaga dies after long illness at Pleasant Hill aged 87 years and 7 days. Survived by husband, daughter Mrs. Chester G Clem, two grandchildren, siblings and in laws. Funeral Thursday at Pleasant Hill Church 1.30 pm. Interment Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Thomas P. Rice is director. Also brief notices: James R. Whorley, 71, dies at Novitiate after long debility. Funeral Thursday 9 am from East Sixth Street residence. mass at John’s Catholic Church. interment St. John’s Cemetery. Mamie Virginia Houck, three months eight days, dies at Doubs home. Funeral 2 pm today. Mt. Olivet Cemetery. M. R. Etchison & Son directors.
Board resolutions express deep sympathy on the death of Lewis S. Clingan longtime director and president of Mount Olivet Cemetery. He served 37 years as director and 27 as president. The board notes business integrity and duty and extends condolences to the family. An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion biliousness and constipation.
The Anti-Baloon League in Frederick county declares no candidate questionnaires will be sent. The group praises candidates Gambrill Goodell and Kaufman for pro prohibition support and warns Maryland must pass enforcement laws for the Eighteenth Amendment. It warns failure to act could make Maryland a federal enforcement state and stresses vigilance against law violations.
A heated appeal to Frederick County voters criticizes county officials and auditor figures, urging readers to question spending and demand decency in government. The author cites the Sixth Auditor’s Report and lists past levies, urging support for accountable leaders and warning about cost of government next Tuesday.
Poultry and Eggs Wanted. W Paul Etzler, 228 East Patrick Street. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy advertised as a medicine for coughs colds croup and whooping cough with broad national and international reach suggested by the ad copy.
Incomplete OCR fragment lists bank officials headed by J D Baker as president and W G Baker as vice president plus roles for WM G Zimmerman Samuel Duvall and Joseph McDivit. Other names include Dantel Baker C H Conley M D Thomas and several others, details unclear.
Real estate listing describes multiple parcels near Frederick with 195 to 307 acres, riverfront and hillside views, modern interiors, water and outbuildings, and proximity to a state road and railroad. Also notes two complete building sets, steam heat, electricity, and city property including a ten room buff brick house with oak interior finishes and high end amenities. Listings include farms from 10 to 600 acres and city suburban properties.
Lend for samples and prices offered by Potts and Griffin, printers for The News Office.
Dr H G Radcliff resumes dentistry in Frederick Maryland on November 1 1919 at Central Trust Co Building second floor room 7 corner Market and Church Street. Services include full set teeth for $9 and extractions by a new painless process 26 cents plus repairs. Also notices revival services at Church of the Brethren West Fourth Street with Evangelist A L B Martin nightly October 26 to November 16. Also hair cutting by appointment Telephone 1074 W second floor Central Trust Building room 3.
Election note urges support for R Bruce Murdoch for county treasurer. Includes miscellaneous local items about chiropractic service, a transportation company moving, and a spark plug advertisement.
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