Daily History Card: Oct 30 Entries From Ancient Earth
Events include Syria's Baalbec destruction and 20 000 Ives lont in 3750 Earth history. 1807 death of John A Andrew known as war governor of Massachusetts born 1818. 1914 trench battles on Belgian river Veer Looded by Belgians. 1915 German offensives in Cham page recaptured Tabure. Astronomical notes track Castor visibility and planets Venus Saturn Jupiter Mercury Mara Neptune Uranus.
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Syria
Baalbec
Ives Lont
John A. Andrew
Massachusetts
Castor
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Mercury
Mara
Neptune
Uranus
Milk price hike approved by Frederick dairy men
Frederick dairy men announce price increases effective November 1, raising milk from seven to eight cents per quart or 32 cents per gallon. They joined Maryland Virginia Milk Association seeking 24 cents per gallon for seven winter months. Daily Frederick milk sales about 2,000 gallons, boosting revenue by roughly $80 daily. Association aims to guarantee Baltimore payments with a $1,000 bond from dealers. Charles Green elected vice president. Governor Harrington praised for appointing Harry B. Witter to Maryland Commission as probes into the milk market continue.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Dairymen’s Association
Maryland
Virginia
Washington
Baltimore
Charles Green
Utica
Sanne
Death Notices From Local Area Highlight Mantz Campbell and Miller
Miss Lucy J. Mantz died Saturday at her family home on South Market Street after a week long illness. Survived by sisters and brothers, funeral today at three with C. E. Cline directing. Mrs. Sophia E. Campbell died suddenly on Ballenger Creek turnpike, funeral Wednesday at 11 with Mt. Olivet services. George Miller, former city resident, died suddenly in Baltimore home of his daughter. funeral Wednesday at 2 in Baltimore.
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Lucy J. Mantz
South Market Street
Miss Mantz
William
Lucy Mantz
Isters
Miss Mants
Sarah Thomas
Clarksburg
W. Va
Medora
Mollie
Nannie
Maggie Mantz
Henry Mantz
Springfield
Ohio
Frank Mantz
York Pa
Wm. Levy Mantz
Washington
C. E. Cline
Edwin H. Campbell
Sophia E. Campbell
Ballenger Creek
Charles Houghton
Baltimore
Grace Castle
Nannie Castle
Glenn Castle
Mt. Olivet
C. C. Carty
George Miller
George Kaul
McKee Avenue
Miller
Katharine Sinn Miller
Mary Sinn
George Haul
Frank Miller
Funerals for Hess and Miller Held in Buckerstown and Lewistown
The Hess funeral for Miss Dora Idella Hess was held from the family home in Buckerstown with a church service at Methodist Protestant led by Rev. R. L. Shipley. Pallbearers included Louis Specht and Walter Specht among others. interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. The Miller funeral for Mrs. Margaret E. Miller of Lewistown occurred at the Palmer home, services by Rev. S. A. Hedges, then on to Mt. Olive cemetery in Frederick. pallbearers listed and interment at Mount Olive. Funeral directors M. L. Creager and Son of Thurmont assisted.
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Dora Idella Hess
George R. Hess
Buckerstown
Methodist Protestant Church
R. L. Shipley
Louis Specht
Walter Specht
Fulton Nicodemus
Newton Kidd
Lawrence Fry
Guy Bell
Mount Olivet
C. E. Cline
Margaret E. Miller
T. E. R. Miller
Lewistown
G. Lierd Palmer
S. A Hedges
Lutheran Church of
Utica
Frederick
Joseph Carrow
Grayson D. Snook
Allen Pitzer
Charlies F. Remsburg
Vlliam S. Ramsburg
Walter &. Wiles
Mt. Olive Cemetery
M. L. Creager and
Three Snowfalls Refresh Former Frederick Resident
Mrs. C. F. Zimmerman, formerly of Frederick and now in Denver, reports three snows around four inches deep this fall. She notes ground is covered, snow began at night and melted by day, with sunny warmth by afternoon. She praises clear air, mountain scenery, and mild cold compared with Frederick.
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C. F. Zimmerman
Acoma Street
Denver
Col
Goodell Accepts New Position In Insurance Claim Work
Robert F. Goodell of Frederick resigns from the State Industrial Accident Commission in Baltimore after two years to join United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company. He will oversee nationwide Claim Compensation operations from Baltimore, with strong local support from Frederick.
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Robert F. Goodell
C. F. Goodell
Frederick
State Industrial Accident Commission
Baltimore
United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
United States
Goodell
Murdock Buys Goldsborough Farm Near Frederick
R B Murdock of Frederick purchased the 220 acre Goldsborough farm on Emmitsburg Pike about three and a half miles north of Frederick. The estate was valued around 27000 and W N Jolliffe handled negotiations. Murdock takes possession April 1 and plans to rent the property.
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J. Y. Goldsborough
Emmmiteburg Pike
Frederick
R. Bruce Murdock
Frederick i
W. N. Jolliffe
Cightaborough
Schley
Admiral Schley
Murdock
Faculty Recital Tonight at Hood Conservatory in Seminary Hall
Announcement of the Hood Conservatory of Music faculty recital in Seminary Hall at 8 15 tonight. Frederick people makes debut recital alongside organist Henry Ward Pearson and artists Anna Ells Dexter Lois Rankin Virginia Carty M. Rose Birely with works by Beethoven Mozart Rachmaninoff Wagner and others.
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Hood Conservatory of Music
Seminary Hall
Frederick
Rogers
Miss Rankin
Mozart
Rondino
Beethoven
Schon Rosemarion
Kreisler
Wieniawski
Boyle
Debunsy
Rachmaninoff
Neidlinger
Straw Vote Planned by United Drug Co Across Rexall Stores
Under United Drug Co Boston guidance 8 000 Rexall Drug Stores including Williamson in this city conduct a nationwide straw vote on President Wilson and Mr Hughes. Daily results at Williamson drug store will be published in The News. If each store gains ten sentiments a day 80 000 votes total. United Drug Co aims for 2 500 000 votes before election. Early results show Wilson leading Hughes 150 327 to 110 475 with Wilson ahead 35 electoral votes. Straw vote to be nonpartisan and nationwide.
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United Drug Company
Boston
Rexall Drug
United States
Williamson Drug
Wilson
Hughes
Williamson Drug Store
United Drug Co
Mr. Hughes
Local notices on milk price rise and sales event
Local ad notes milk price increase to 10 cents per quart and 16 cents per pint after November 1 due to feed costs and milk shipments. Includes sale of ready to wear suits, a fall catalog with 5064 styles, and an auction of house goods at Frederick Savings Store on November 5. Also lists bus schedule change to 2:14 p.m. from Howard and Franklin.
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Hagerstown
Fall Frederick
Bue
Lee.calleet
Howard and
Franklin Streets
Baltimore
Quiet campaign on to get back taxes and street paving
A city drive led by Alderman Charles H. Lewis, with City Attorney Edward J. Smith, aims to collect delinquent taxes and paving assessments. Delinquents face legal action and possible public lists, while some taxpayers have already paid. A separate Ox Fibre poll shows Wilson leading Hughes and strong Prohibition support among workers.
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Frederick
Charles HH. Lewis
Eward J. Smith
Hia
Lewis
Smith
Corporation
Public Sale of Grocery Stock and Fixtures
Public sale announced for Monday night at 7 o'clock at the southwest corner of Sth and Bentz Streets to sell the entire stock of goods and fixtures from the store room to the highest cash bidder. Harling E. Sponsteller signs the notice.
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Sth
Bentz
Harling E. Sponseller
Baker Family Names and Officers Listed in Document
The text lists multiple individuals with the surname Baker including D. B. Baker and Wm. G. Baker, alongside titles such as Vice President H. D. Baker and John 8. Rameburg. Other names include C. H. Conley, M. D. Co., Thomas, P. L. Hargett, D. B. Kefauver, J. H. Gambrill Jr., Thos, H. Haller, and H. D. Baker, indicating a compiled roster or committee listing.
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John 8. Rameburg
Daniel Baker
Wm. G. Baker
M.D. Co
M. ‘Thomas
P. L. Hargett
D. B. Kefauver
John 8. Newman
J. D. Baker
J. H. Gambrill, Jr
Thos, H. Haller
H. D. Baker
Fall Fur and Fashion Special at Low Prices
Special monthly values highlight fall furs for ladies and children. Also offers on dress goods, serges, plaids, combed fabrics, hats, and hosiery. Men and women apparel including raincoats, undergarments, skirts, towels, aprons, neckwear, boys and girls fleeced shirts, school hose, and umbrellas. Early shopping advised for best selection.
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Bergen
Best Farms For Sale Listings By John N Clary
John N Clary managers a list of assorted farm parcels for sale including 6 acres 12 miles south of Fred 135 acres north of Fred 70 acres near Thurmont and 83 acres near Clarksburg plus 1704 acres near Germantown and 260 acres near Mt alry 260 acres near Walmersville and 227 acres near New London 126 acres Urbana 155 acres near McKaig 146 acres near Mackeystown 92 acres wear Pearl Real Estate Mortgage and Investment Co offers insurance loans bonds securities mortgages and investments office 28 W Patrick Street and J All Kind Insurance Loans and Investments listed
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Best Farms
Fred
Thurmont
Urbana
Charlesville
Clarksburg
Germantown
Lea
Mt. Alry
Walmersville
New London
Mt. Plessant
McKaig
Mackeystown
Wear Pearl
Potts and Griffin Offer Well Built Park Place Home
For sale a six room pressed brick house on Park Place north of City Hospital with steam heat bath electric lights cement cellar and modern conveniences. Prime location near Post Office and Penn R R station. potential for rental flats or business use. price available before November 1.
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Park Place
City Hospital
Penns. R. R
Eugene J Albaugh Real Estate Sale Notice
Eugene J Albaugh proposes sale of multiple farms and city property in Frederick and Montgomery counties including 116 acres near Wootsvore 124 acres near Frederick 79 acres near Detour pike and 418 acres near Martinabu with water in houses well improved and woodland. Also listings of various farm tracts and timberland with terms. Market and phone details for Albaugh Real Estate and Insurance.
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Frederick
Ake
Montgomery County
Vrederle County
MU Pleneant
Hargain
Detour Pike
Meres
Creagerstown
Pike
Martinabu Mont-gomery County
Remington Rewriter Company
Farms for 9K and acreage listings near Walkeraville
Cramer & Stauffer advertise land offers with multiple plots listed, including 141 acres near Walkeraville and 249 acres near Mt. Airy. Prices range around 66 dollars per acre, with various distances from local towns noted. The ad appears in a brief land sale notice.
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Walkeraville
Walkerestile
Mt. Airy
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FAR Daily News
Wilk
Washington, D. C
United States Weather Bureau
Barber
Empire
Star Opera House
Prohibition
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Frankfurters
Amercial State Bank
Fred. Gas & Elec. Co
Ederick Savings Store
J. M
F. Goodell
Chamberlain
Fort Warfed
R. B. Murdock
Goldsborough Farm
Emmiteburg Pike
Rexall
Bear of Davis
South Market St
East Second Street
James M. Radcliff
W. EF. Darner
Devilla C. Brish
C. H. Lewis
Aldermen
Wson
Hallowe'en
Hershberger
West Patrick Street
Mortgage and Investment Co
Paseneer Paige
New City Hotel
New Raleigh
Frederick and
John A. Dogrange
Mer
Braddock
City
Osporne
Hotel Stag
Mamenager Ang Co
Bng
W. Patrick Street
Citizens' National Bank
John D. Hendrickson
Coats
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
D. Baker
Suit Department
Seeeeee
Vicw
Samuel G. Duvall
John D. Nendrickson
Joseph McDivit
Cashier
Neidig & Miller
John N. Clary
W. Patrick &J
ALL Kind
Potts & Griffin
East Church Street
West Patrick
College Park
Eugene H. Albaugh
Eugene J. Albaugh
Real Estate and Insurance
Albaugh & Hagengton
Mt. Abvr
Iate
Cramer & Stauffer
Court ST
Thomas Price
Markwood D. D D. Harp
Ktall
Au Cudition
Frederick On
Markwoop PD
HARP
Pythian Castle Buidling
Grayson H. Staley
Sal
Walkersville
Upton Bridge
Johnsville
Bloomfield
Hansonville
Creagers
Perea
Berea
Mt Es
Petersville
Mo Katg
Real Estate
Loana
Portland
Oregon
Ie Hunt Hi
Ee Spalding Ae Bellaire
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