Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses Noted in Local Court
The register lists numerous property deeds in counties and cities with varied sums, plus multiple marriage licenses for residents of Loudoun, Frederick, and nearby areas. Also noted are court actions including first and final accounts, estates of Byers, Bidie, Black, and Siffer, and letters testamentary granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. Siffer
Anne C. Siffer
Mary
Bidle
John A. Bidle
David A. Byers
Thomas A. Barnes
notable garden displays and rail bridge notes
Four visitors rode the Bandolin Railroad to Atlantic City and Cape May yesterday. A local garden shows a tomato patch heavy with large fruit and a flowering border of asters. A steel girder replacement is replacing wooden trestle work under the Northern Central Rail line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Austin Raughman
Atlantic City
Cape May
August Rainfall Report Shows Unusual Weather Patterns
A weather note reports August rainfall varying by city, with June heavy rains and September bringing relief. It cites Baltimore area data, noting a 16.5 inches surge in June and about 1-2 inches since mid-June, plus a rare August storm pattern and a record high temperature swing in late September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sind
Tts
Baltimore
Funeral for Mrs Elisabeth Brengle Kep Held at Home
Funeral services for the late Mrs Elisabeth Brengle Kep were held yesterday at 2 30 p m at her daughter Mrs Calvin G Bywontley's home south of the city. Rev B F Staley conducted the rites. Pallbearers were Dr Tut Lewis Lourla Dutrow Ellad Delauter Chariex Lawis William Engle and Willan Miller. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. G C Carty was funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliz‘abeth
Brengle Kep
Calvin’ G. Bywontley
Ain
B. F. Staley
OR. Tut Tewis
Lourla Dutrow
Ellad
Arranging for Straw Wide at Friday Beptoover Eight
A fragment describes arranging a Friday evening event with about ninety five invitations. The young ladies named as charge are Miss Alice Hagan, Miss Nellie Stores, and Miss Grace Beumgardner, though details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorene Seong
Alice Hagan Mise
Nellie Stores
Grace Beumgardner
Local illness reports include several residents improving
The notice lists multiple individuals such as Mrs J A Williams on North Market Street and Miss Madeline Byer as quite sick, while Mrs Jafina M Dyer of East Fourth Street has recovered enough to resume household duties. Robert Kiellig of York and others are mentioned with typhoid fever and related illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelxst Wiles
Dili
Avelue
Hoapital
Boyd Dorsey
Prudential
Adfo Lnstrance
Aniel
Robert ‘Kiellig
York
Howe Lu
Uth
Carroll Street
Jafina M
Dyer
Fourth Street
Dutiéa
Madeline Byer
Motor Through County Braddock Heights Run Planned
The Automobile Club organizes a September 3 run to Braddock Heights with a Franklin truck for supplies. Gasoline and oils will be sold at 17 cents a gallon at Frederik garage, with badges for committee members and pennants on the vehicles. Routes include Braddock Heights to Harper's Ferry, Hagerstown, and Gettysburg with side trips for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Automobile Club
Marre
Frederik
Franklin
Frederick
Tolirg
Harper's
Kerry
Uriddock Heights
Hagerstown
Braddock ‘Heights
Gettysburg
Hendrickson for Congress Nomination by Prohibitionists
Finley C. Hendrickson a Cumberland bar member was nominated for Congress by the Prohibitionists of the Sixth district at Miller's Hall Cumberland. Capt I Hartsock chaired with Lawson and Lit tle as co chairs and Harry F Cook as secretary. Hendrickson pledged active campaign and noted past party role as Attorney General candidate and Maryland national committee member. The convention endorsed the Columbus platform of 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finley C. Hendrickson
Cumberland ‘Bar
Wis
Yeuter- May
Congress
Miller's’ Hall
Cumberland
Hartsock
Culeb
Hendrickson
Maryland
National Committee
Tthe Nation
Double Header Monday for MCA Baseball versus Charlestown
The MCA baseball team, aiming to snap a five game losing streak, meets Charlestown West Virginia in a Labor Day doubleheader on Monday. Sheeps Johnson, ex-Winchester hurler, will pitch one game for Charlestown, with Lerec and LeGore likely starting for MCA. First game starts at 2 p.m. and the second follows, with one admission covering both games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C.A
Charlestown
W. Va
Sheeps” Johnson
Winchester
Lerec
LeGore
Ordered Chemical Engine For Braddock Fire Dept
The Braddock Fire Department committee authorized to purchase a Cham pion Chemical Fire Engine from the American La France Company of Elmira NY. The engine, operated by a revolving cylinder on trunnions, was ordered today at 2 45 with trial conditions and guarantees to be sealed. Other apparatus will be ordered shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Fire Department
Dutchsee
Pion Chemical
la France Fire‘ Engine
Elmira
Ti Wan
Auto Delivered by Ramsburg Purchases Calittac Car
Mr Williar H Ramsburg bought a Callittac automobile to use for grocery delivery. A testimonial returns about Bucklen's Arnica Salve curing eczema and saving a leg, from J A Brennen of Weverton Wisconsin, with ad-like phrasing and references to local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williara H_ Ramsburg
J. A. Brennen
Weverton
Wis
Bucklen's
Pruce
Pearre
Confusing Report Describes Shooting Incident and Aftermath
The account outlines a shooting event with Johnson and others present, including references to a grand jury and a $500 notion. It mentions farm woodlands, an encounter, and various names, but details are fragmented and unclear. No serious faults or participants are definitively confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Jenking
Cutoet
Jeankinet
Monster Fraternal Picnic Draws Mountains City Lodge
A historical notice describes a large fraternal gathering organized by Mountian City Lodge of Knights of Pythias at Braddock Heights on a September Monday. The event features races with prizes, a grand tableau by Mountain City Lodge, and a Pythian Rally with members traveling from Braddock Heights to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledge
Loige
Knights of Bythts
Belhath
Braddock Heights
Horgent Therlije
Guntzartions
Orgunaittons
Fredette Te Coutty
Fofan Mons
Tadeo Tainnioria
Will Qinke
Simona
Audiforum
Valley Lodge
T. of Magerdtowne
Braddock
Reptember Speeintear
Thigerstown
Mike
Yesular Cary
P.'plente
Frederick Female Seminary Awards Scholarships
The trustees announce free scholarships to the Woman's College for the next year. Recipients include Mhwesx Maule Akers Mary Ruthella Witter Mildred Lee DeLash mutt Dorothy Wireline Mabel King Grace Zimniepuan and others from Jefferson Lander Chloe Cerll Myersville Unnixville and surrounding areas. The trustees pledge to support the college’s upbuilding efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Female Seminary
Woman's College
Hve
Lander
Chloe ‘Cerll
Wwaineesbintes
Biysbeth
Lake, Myersville
Mildred England
Unnixville
Hymeneas Legg-0ugh Tie Taudoun Couple Wed
John W. Lege and Jennie Hough of Taudoun county Va were quietly married at the First Baptist Imraounge on Wiednesday by Rev Alon zo LD. WTower Burned. Mr Lewis Moberly of Went South Street injured at Frederick Brick Works while shoveling ashes burned hand and foot in accident. May indicate small ad lines about buy sell rent or hire from the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legg
John W. Lege
Jennie Hough
Taudoun “County
First Baptist
Lewis Moberly
South Street
Frederick
Scranton Banker Showcases Fireproof Vaults and Ladies Rooms
The statement by John Evans outlines a bank building featuring a fireproof vault, several rooms for business meetings and personal use, and a special ladies room. The bank invites individuals, firms, and corporations to open accounts, promising equal attention to small and large customers, plus a savings department with favorable terms. Visitors are welcome to tour during business hours.
Jurors Drawn in Brunswick District Amid Rail Loop Plans
Jurors named include Charles F. Stevens replacing Law Fontaine and Charles A. Carlldeid Kirby in Brunswick district. The Frederik railroad company received a letter for laying a loop around the Fury Grounds. Rail loop grid work is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Stevens
Law- Fontaine
Feungwick Dlatvler
Charles A. Carlldeid
Kirby
John Wy
Kaetzelt
Charles 1. Stren
Brunswick
Ab Carlo
Orilla Wis
Frederik Iailroad Conainy
Braddock Heights event guide and lost item notice
A mixed local page item describes Braddock Heights events including a picnic and dance at Braddock Heights, a Saturday shoe sale and Friday chocolate specials, plus a note that a lost suitcase and package were picked up at the station and later found, with return details through Frederick R. A. Co. and Belair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Casino
PL ‘Plenic Hanan Shoes
Braddock Heights
P.plenic Pulght
Marvel We Syergal
McCardell
Neldig & Miller
B. Rosenour & Sons Lostisis
B.trall
Moser Boy
Central Hardware Co
City Opera House
Castle Lost
D. Chester Kemp
A.J. Etchelberger
News “Office
Balto
Fred, A. J
Doll Bros
McQanvruy's
Braddock
Cara
Braddock ‘Heights
Smd
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the Daily News
Chantry
Philip ‘Kearny
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Mercury
Istole
Wasuniator
Day
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
W. Nicodemus
Chapin-Sacks Manufacturing Co
Real Estte Incounty
Alien Sétold Lo, Stell“ Sebold
Real
Estte
Stella ‘Sebold
Allen Sebold
John
Frank L. Bentz
Frederick City
Robert i
Cadow
Mary. M. Hawlani
Thurnont
Charles M. Wenner
Frank E. Sanger
Margiage
John W. Legg
Jonnie Haugh
Loudoun County
John Reed
Washington
Laura
Elizabeth Malu
Lime Kin
James WW. Whipp
High Knob
Mamie Brown
Middletown
Nicholas Fs.Rickerds
Emil Ve. Fox
Rocky "Springs
Maitle ‘Helin
Telegraph Street
Elven
Charles Simpson
Migs Numile Hotchkiss
Gertride Shih
Halthnore
Amuaig
Paul Gritin
Catonsville
Moss
Berkeley Springs
Willian Feaga
Mieasant Hills
Byron
Harley
Burton
Larem
Staley
Frank
Carland
Yellow Springs
Liven Wien
Chace
Elizabeth Heene
Macie Pardum
Wolfe
Edns King
Me Keene
Roy
Brandenburg
Spook
Avalon
Alt
Auto?mobile. Cie ‘of
YM. C.A
Charles
Dawn
Helo
Thomas . Johnson
WN. Jenkins
Thomas
Jehieai
Nosh “Denking
Sik Tor—Verikine
Hymeneas
Citizens National Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
Banking House
John Evans
Scranton
Telephon
Waters
Autiman
Acorn
John. D. Hiendrickson
Eid IG
Holater Capex
Lage Sitkabines
Pheythe Keech Gunghene
Gartaina
Raider
Hemulliil Tate Curtales
Elitdag
Blourhire Walete
Hecate
Gerning Daraesk
Saltir
Isle
Kure Linen
Abawmuth
Neidio & Miler
Williamson's Drug Store
Rivetis
Taloum
Riviera
Rexall
Largent
Tim Going
Buckingham
Sandr Mae
Connec
Jong
Mountaindale
Winchester Street
Hagt South Street
Union Sunday School
Ionic
Houck's Grove
Rove, Batunday
Breddosk Heights
Wunther
T. Ammer
Penton
Huber
For. Braddock Heights
K.of P. Plcnic
Hanan
Aizes
South Market
Atrect
Geer
Marvel
Cowboy and the Squaw
Champlop
Windlig
Powers
Funeral Directos
Vpuomas
Fusmeal
sauiOk
Bosi
Kent
Fréei
Fyseey A. Tritapuoe
RMAL
Malles Weat
Jeffersons
Legen
Cisy
Leu
Tau
Norte
Va Ri Beli
Winbert Peas
Phane
Count Stree Ge L
Came & Bons
Ees
Ee Git
Newspaper
Hrlhye
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