Oct 31 In American History Highlights
Chronology notes Heber Newton born 1801 and milestones: Britain France and Spain ally against Mexico in 1804. Confederate post at Plymouth North Carolina recaptured by Federal gunboat flotilla in 1864. General Joseph Looker died 1879 born 1814. Evening planets Mercury Jupiter Mars Venus. morning Saturn Castor appears near horizon in the Twins.
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H. Heber Newton
Great Britain
France
Spain
Mexico
Iymouth
N. C
Joseph Looker
Mercury
Jupiter
Mars
Venus
Saturn
Castor
Constellation
Genin
Twins
New Advertisements Today From Various Vendors
A noisy page of ads lists items from Weta Geau to Lowenstein Wertheimer and Thos Kemp at a Quantauqua Lovers event. Prohibition Party garments, hospital sale notices, stove repairs, and messages from local shops fill the column. Auctions, sales, and theater notices abound with several street addresses and business names like Blue Ribbon Grocery and McCardell's New Books appearing among the items.
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Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Thos
Kemp
Hood College
H. G. Dorsey & Co
Church St Hospital Sale
Buch
Stove
New Books
Opera House
Empire
Company Must Stand Loss Over City Paving Costs
Alderman Lloyd C. Culler says Maryland Amiesite Company must cover city expenses for steaming amiesite used in paving Court Square and Second Street. He claims the company failed to supply amiesite, shifting blame to the city and threatening court action if not amicably settled.
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Maryland
Frederick
Court
Second Streets
Mt Airy Pupils Win Fifth in Ayrshire Stock Judging
Mt Airy Senior class members Spurrier and Stanley Moxrey returned from Laurel Maryland where they competed in a stock judging contest with about 65 contestants from across the state. The Mt Airy team placed fifth in Ayrshire judging. They were accompanied by Prof. EK Smith. Today is city payday and City Register Nicodemus distributed checks to city employees.
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Ter Spurrier
Stanley Moxrey
Mt Air High School
Laurel
Mt. Airy Boys
Ayrshires
EK. Smith
Local business moves and events at Market Street
The Frederick Marble and Granite Works relocate to No. S14 North Market Street and invite patronage with prompt attention. Notices advertise free soup tonight at Stuxnele's Saloon on South Market Street near the bridge, plus a talk by Lala Buch at Market and Church streets on Monday November 2. Also mention McCardell's records and Busy Corner hype.
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Frederick Marble and Granite
Market and
Fourth Street
No. S14
North
Market Street
Stuxnele's
South Market St. Ar Bridge
Lala Buch
Church Streets
At & Pomilt
South Rentz
Bargains From The Busy Corner Local ad and notices mix
A cluttered old market page lists items for sale at Busy Corner including soaps, matches, library books, frames, iron wax, envelopes, paper goods, toothpicks, talcum powder, toothpaste cards, soup, napkins, tissue, and pencils. It includes a stove and furnace repair ad by Jacob Kintz at 2 W South St and community notices for library books, a meeting of Empty Stocking Association, a Grace Reformed church chicken and oyster supper, a hospital fair Guild bake sale, cattle prices, ship schedules, hunting permits, and a one cent office sale.
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Colgate
Ladies of Grace Reformed Church
Mies Nannie Groff
North Market Street
Freder ick area notices reflect investments and travel plans
The item outlines the Domestic Building Association selling shares with weekly dues and entrance fees and boasts 17 years in business with no foreclosures. It lists officers, directors, and meeting times. Also advertised: Sunday excursions to Baltimore, York City cleaners, upcoming Knight rank, pattern hats, fair premiums, hot oysters, and hunting permits with details.
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Domestic Building Association
Frederick
Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank
Fair Fair Fair Benefit for Frederick City Hospital
A text fragment describes a benefit event at The New Armory on Tuesday November 3 with afternoon and night sessions. It invites attendance, notes Xmas novelties at low prices to aid the hospital, and mentions early arrival. It references sales at News Offer and attendance by Phivenauer and Company, with market stalls and location details in Frederick.
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Frederick City Hospital
New Armory
Labor Rally Held Despite Labor Protests In Brunswick
A labor rally in the Casino theatre Brunswick last night promoted the current political campaign. Speakers H E Wills Wal Fitzpatrick and A E Holder praised Congressman Lewis while denying political aims. Some Brunswick union members protested citing constitutional limits on political activity. The meeting drew a sizable crowd and mus ic from the I O C F band as the speakers traveled from Washington with their wives.
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Lewis
Brunswick
Brotherhoods of Engineers
Casino Theatre
Wal. Fitzpatrick
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
H. E. Wills
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
A. E. Holder
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Washington
GOP CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETS AHEAD OF TUESDAY ELECTION
Republican County Central Committee gathered in the Grand Jury room at the Court House this morning for its campaign meeting. Dr. Charles F. Goodell chaired with Karry E. Chapline secretary, representatives from most districts attended, and speakers urged full turnout while attacking Democratic principles and highlighting Senator Zlliman. Sample ballots were distributed and no further meetings were planned before Tuesday's election.
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Republican County Central Committee
Court House
Charles F. Goodell
Karry E. Chapline
Catoctin
Hoovers
Arthur DD. Willard
John P. T. Mathias
Harry FE. Chapline
Dr. T. A. R. Miller
William L. Richards
Sidney Hickman
Gev. Crum
David Zentz
Br. Goodell
Zlliman
Congress
Engineer's Report on Water Question
The report by William J. H. Boardman of Philadelphia on the city water supply was received but not made public until the next Mayor and Aldermen meeting. It is believed to advocate a large mountain dam to increase water volume and pressure, and to propose straightening the main at Lanner's Hill to reduce air in pipes and boost pressure, addressing Clarke Place issues. The city faces a debate over funding such a dam amid concerns about bond indebtedness.
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Willian J H. Boardman
Philadelphi
Miyor and
Mr. Boardman
Burca
Clarke Place
Boardman
Montadins
Lanner's Hill
Burek
Fraley
Alderman Abbott
Citizens' National Bank Frederick Md Ad
Citizens' National Bank Frederick Maryland with capital of 100000 and surplus. Officers include J I Baker president WM G Baker vice president I D Baker vice president WM G Zimmerman cashier Samuel G Duvall cashier assistants Joseph McDivit and Druggist special service at 189 Market Street telephone 101.
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TRE Drug Store
Market ST
Underwear Sale Features Full Range for Family at Low Prices
John D. Pendrickson advertises a wide array of underwear for men women and children with ribbed vests and pants from 30 cents to 60 cents and wool and gauze options up to 4 dollars. Specials on Saturday include gloves, school hose, raincoats, and other apparel plus real estate and loan offers. The ad closes with farm listings and a note about DEERINGS BROS cough syrup.
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J.D. Pendrickson
Cramer and Stauffer Real Estate and Loan Listings
Cramer and Stauffer present 56 acres with rich land and improvements, 100 acres near railroad and Mate Road, 125 acres with good improvements eleven miles from B and 0 Railroad, 187 acres near State Road and B and OF. Also five acres Meadow land by Frederick with modern dwellings on Second, Taird Park and Market streets. Call to view our set of properties for sale.
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Myeraville
State Road
Frederick
Church &Ta
City
Frederick State Road
Walkersville
Albaugh
Harrington
Mate Road
BR. R Bargate
Taird Park
Market Sreta
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the Paily News
Newa
Maryland—Fair
Warter
United States Weather Bureau
Ward Co
Leon
Alderman Culler
Mt. Airy
Nicodemus
H. G. Taylor
Prop
McCardell
Victor Records
Atunkle
Satoon
Smith Market Star Bridge
Jacob Kintz
South Street
Amiesite
Eelue Ribbon Grocery
Annaas
Empty Stocking Association
Evers
Ard
Freerick
David Cramer
Baltimore
Hagerstown & Fred. Rwy. Co
York City
Sampe
J. HH. Schmidt
Knights of
Pythias
MANTZ
Citizens’ National Bank
Hotel Stag
Fersons
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Pittsburgh
Pitsburgh
Thurmont
H&a FL Rwy. CO
Dixon's
Blumenaute and Company
Phivenauer and Company
West Patrik Street
City Hotel
Democratic County Central Committee
W. H. Boardman
Philadelphia
Citizens‘ National Bank
Frederick, MD
J. 1. Baker
WM. G. Baker
I. D. Baker
WM. G. Zimmerman
Caadler
Samuel G. Duvall
Joseph McDivit
Cashier
Geo
Wat. Suaxat
Thomas H. Hatten
Joun
Ramanung
Dante Baker
G. Baker
H. Contry
C. M. Tuomas
P. L. Hagcert
D. E. Keeauver
Joan
Newman
Joan C. Martin J.D. Bares
Markwood D. Harp
Marewood D. Harp
and Insurance
Pythian Castle Building
Peaere’s Pharmacy
BT Npt
Pearre’s
John D. Hendrickson
M Iilly
Neidig & Miller
John N. Clary
Madison Street
South Market Street
East Church Street
East Second Street
PG. Thomas & Son
West
Patrick ST
Grayson
Mercer
Goold
Elegant
Feaga
Timile Weet
Acre
Lewistona
Miler
Frederick &Teacre Farm
Creageratown
Feagaville
Woodaboro
St-acre Farn
Creagerstows
Pearce's
Meleorn
C. E. Cline
M. L. Etchison
Citizens’ National Seal
Braddock No. 4
Thomas P.rice
Thomas BE Rice
Albaugh & Harrington
Grayson A. Staley
Grayson H. Staley
Avery
Garrett
Vrgrange
Central Trust Building
Jyltdaan TaFfy
Emory C. Crum
Ivy
City Hall
William C. Umm
Sourren L- Welty
John T. le
Harry C. Hull
Peoples Fire Insurance Building
Church and
Court Streets
R.eward Kepner
Frederick, ND. C
Re Li
Beteor
Hahn, Nahin & Betson
Hahn
Betcon
Newsrapenkhtnye
Cramer & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loan
Cramer
Stauffer
Court Street
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