JOLTS FOR THE BILLBOARDS INFLAME LOCAL SPIRITS
A Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce resolution denounces highway advertising devices to protect scenery and attract settlers. Cincinnati restricts billboards in residence areas with consent from property frontages. Maryland previously curbed signs along roads, while Maryland highways still show field signboards. Mountain City Council 12 reports a memorial service plan for deceased members and honors two new degrees.
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Chamber of Commerce
Tallahassee
Florida
Cincinnati
Maryland
State Council
Annapolis
Mountain City Couneil No. 12
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Gas Fatality Reported In Baltimore Woman
Gas filled room caused the death of 22 year old Miss Ida Catterton at Franklin Square Hospital. Police in Southwestern district consider the death as self caused while no clear cause has been found yet. Survived by an aunt who had been visiting from Frederick.
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Ida Catterton
Ramsay Street
Baltimore
Franklin Square Hospital
Beleve
Frederick
Pastor Receives 145 Donation at Keedysville Parsonage
About 120 people flooded the U B parsonage at Keedysville to present Rev. P Holdcraft and his family with 45 in cash and a dinner set valued at 100, totaling about 145. Col Charles Little is listed as retired from Hagerstown.
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U. B
Keedysville
P. Holdcraft
D. D. Keedy
Pearl Wilson
Inquest Jury Rules Railroad Train Killed Child
A Pennsylvania Railroad incident on the Walkersville to Frederick line near Harmony Grove killed Charles Rice and injured Delmas Rice. The jury found the boy died from being struck by engine 8250 as he stood on the Monocacy bridge at Fountain Rock. the accident might have been avoided if the train had stopped longer for passengers to alight. Delmas Rice remained hospitalized at City Hospital.
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Pennsylvania
Walkersville
Frederick
Fountain Rock
Monocacy
Harmony Grove
Alban M. Wood
Little Charles Rice
Charles Rice
Walkeraville
Rice
Charles
Delmas
Personal News Roundup From Local Residents
PURELY PERSONAL Mrs Aden Anderson Center street is spending two weeks in York Pa. Mr and Mrs BA W Wilson who have been on a visit to relatives in Canton Ohio for the past two weeks have returned home. Mr and Mrs R G Molesworth Mr and Mrs R C Keller of Baltimore have returned home after spending fair week with Mr and Mrs Harry Zimmerman 29 East Third street. Miss EMo Chambers has returned to Washington after spending fair week with relatives and friends in Frederick and vicinity. Mr Owen W Compher and wife of Norfolk Va who have been visiting his parents Mro and Mrs Compher this city he returned home. Mrod Welty Fahrner West Pith street is one businessip to Bu more today Mr and Mrs Chas Rudd and daughter Mildred of Washington have returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Howard Bell this elty.
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Aden Anderson
Center Street
York
BA W. Wilson
Canton
Ohio
R. G. Molesworth
R. C. Keller
Baltimore
Harry Zimmerman
East Third Street
Emo Chambers
Washington
Frederick
Owen W . Compher
Norfolk
Compher
Elty
Welty Fahrner
West Pith Street
Chas, Rudd
Mildred
Howard Bell
Funeral of Mrs. Oxcar M. Fogle Held in Adamstown
The funeral for Mrs. Oxcar M. Fogle was held Monday at one o clock at her parents home in Adamstown. Rev C W Hess of Bruns Wick and Rev J D Thomas of Adamstown conducted services with two vocal selections by a quartet. Pallbearers included Dr Joseph Thomas Paul Thomas G A T Snouffer J E D Thomas Roger Day and J C Lamar. Burial followed at Mt Olive Cemetery with grave services by Rev Burgess and Rev Luther Marth. C E Cline was funeral director.
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Oxcar M. Fogle
Vernon Davis
Adamstown
C. W. Hess
Bruns Wick
J. D. Thomas
Mn Quartette
Joseph Thomas
Paul Thomas
G. A. T. Snouffer
J. E. D. Thomas
Roger Day
J. C. Lamar
EB. Burgess
Prompt relief from Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by James Brown
Mr James Brown of Clark Mills New York recalls suffering a severe lung cold three years ago and coughing constantly until he used Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He notes prompt relief and many others have experienced similar quick comfort from this remedy.
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Chamberlain
James Brown
Clark Mills
N.Y
Frederick historical notes from October 28 1899
Twenty years ago Frederick events include a colonial tea at Mrs. Edward Eichelberger home with attendees in colonial dress. Carlos de Garmendia ships Keepsake to New York after a mile run in 2.16 1-2 on Col Baughman’s track. John C Hardt shows chrysanthemum blooms for a flower show. Ray mond Long carriage factory fire destroys 30 new buggies. Mary Janb guides a party on the electric road to Myeraville and Middletown.
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the News
Frederick Chapter
Edward Eichelberger
Court Square
Carlos de Garmendia
Col. Baughman
New York
Mr. Akers
Campaign ends in blasts of orator in Frederick
Democratic and Republican parties wrap up campaigning in Maryland with mass meetings in Woodsboro Johnsville Park Mills Bruns wick and Frederick Opera House. Notables including Howard Bryant Milard Tydings Samuel Lewis plus state and local officials address crowds as campaigns plan final speeches and rallies.
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Woodsboro
Atimetown
James WH
Gambrill, Jr
Kaory L. Coblenta
Guy K. Motter
Samuel A Lewis
Burkhart
Yellow Sprhies
Tuscarora
Adams
Republicana
Brunswick
Harry W. Nive
Alesander Armatrong
Amos Wow
Woodcock
Lea Weinberg
C. F Goodell
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin tablets as a quick fix for indigestion and acidity. It claims to neutralize stomach acidity, relieve belching and heartburn, and allow eating favorite foods without distress at a low price.
Sickness and Recovery Aboard Local Homes and City Hospital
Dei J. K. Grime remains ill at home while Frank M. Stevens of Creagerstown shows improvement after a bull incident near the grounds. Wild turkeys are reported plentiful across Pennsylvania, with up to twenty five birds seen in several counties as favorable weather fosters growth.
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Dei J. K. Grime
Frank M. Stevens
Creagerstown
Harrisburg
Penonsylvania
Seth H. Gordon
Game Commission
Wit Turken
Onong Navemhar
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound rapidly relieves a severe cold by taking a dose every two hours until three doses are used. It asserts the first dose opens blocked nostrils, stops nose runniness, and calms headache feverishness sneezing and sore stiffness. The product costs only a few cents and requires no quinine.
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Pape
Notices Order nisi on sales in equity case 1919 Frederick Co
In the Circuit Court for Frederick County equity sits Jonas I Burrler et al v Levenia Burrler et al in the matter of the report of sale of real estate. The court will ratify the sale report by Charles Mc C Mathing trustee unless objections are shown prior to a public newspaper notice. Sale amount listed as 3456.60. Dated October 1 1919. Isol Haug Clerk. Coblentz & Mathias solicitors. 10-11 2 Axd FARMS 6 ACRE FRUIT
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Jonas I. Burrler
Levenia Hiurrler
Ubon
Charles McC. Mathing
Stork
Eli G. Haugh
Coblentz & Mathias
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Court’ Street
Sene Danick
Little
Little Hagerstown
Ty M. Warfield
Adjutant-General of
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PENNA
Fountain Fock
United States
John C. Hardt
Raymond Long
New Midway
Mary Janb
Electric Road
Myeraville
Middletown
Opera House
O. J. Moxley
Offers Alexander
Market Street
Coats
Justiee Alban M. Wood
John W. Lawson
Omcer Alexander
Patrick Street
Justice Wood
Mountain City Garage
Costa
Orphans’ Court
Marshall L. Itchison
Sybelle M
Etchison
Dorsey Etchison
Marshall
Hammond Clary
Ixveutrix
Shipley
John Hershberger
Toxenour & Sons
Grace i
Zimmerman
Patek
J. L. Porter
East ‘Third Street
Gmail
South Market Mredt
Gittinger’s
Maryland School
Dtr
Shank & Etzler
May
FORD
Motor Company
Wourin
Welch
thoUnky
Sykeavil En Wood
Fifth
City
Victor J. Cook
Buckeystown
Main
Markwood D. Eaep
ACE Farm
Frederieck
Brederick
Walkarnville
Pike
Roy Railro
Thersburg
Fancytown
Anne
Pike and Railroad
Dickerson
Marekwood D. Harp
Pythian Castle
Feel
High School
R. R
West Patrick Street
Dill Ave
Ratson
Noah E. Cramer
James H. Cramer
N. E. Cramer
NLA
D. Mantz
R. Bruce Murdoch
Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
Eeesekanensee
THE
National Bank
West Fourth Street
North Market Street
H. M. Spahr
Yellow Springs
Nash J. Cramer & Som
Browling
Garner
Taneytown
Fairbanks
Lelroy Hoke
EV Muth Street
John Smith
Winchester St
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C. F. Main
Aid
Park Place
Gilmore KR. Flautt
East Third St
Nerenin
J. Marshall Miller
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Braddock Heights
Wm. D
Ruger
E. 7Th St
C. Is. Schildkniecht
Eaat Third Street
B. E. Kepner
North Market Bt
Hagerstown
Cure the News
Rachal
Coon Monrovia
Bane, van
Mechanice
Ital . ‘Sone Tias Tone
James H. Harris
Frank L. Stoneir
V. Preat
Albert, Gilbon
Cashies
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Farmers & McHanics National Bank
Waskey
Bawlenger Creek
Springera
Harry
Sheetenhelm
Harvey R. Lease
Gas House Pike
Vis
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McAleer Lime Co
McAleer Lime Company
Comany, &T McAleer
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