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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1914

Page

2

Stolen Bay Horse Traced Toward Gettysburg After Farm Theft

A high valued horse of about 1,100 pounds was stolen from Clifford Bizer’s field four miles north of Myeraville sometime Sunday night or Monday morning. A former employee is suspected. authorities traced the horse to Gettysburg as officers in Smithsburg and Thurmont coordinate calls. Sheriff Coward and local offices spread alerts, hoping to recover the dull colored animal which stands out and may lead to its recovery.

Mughizig Clifford Bizer Myeraville Biser Farm Ford Blser Smithsburg Ithsburg Gettysburg Elser Thurmont

New Officials In Charge At Brunswick Meeting

Mayor Eugene L. Harrison took office at the first council meeting of the new administration in Brunswick. New council members are Dr. C. Foster George W. Nuge and Jacob J. Moler. Harrison succeeds A. G. Horine who served eight years. Old officials retained include City Attorney Charles McMathias Clerk W. G. Musgrove Town Sergeant J A Van Polt and Health Officer Dr Levin West. Tax rate remains 80 cents per hundred. Isaac Lobe Straus campaigned in Montgomery County for the Democratic U S Senate nomination visiting Rockville Darnestown Dawsonville Poolesville and other towns.

Eugene L. Harrison Volsa Brunswick Dr. c. Foster George W. Nuge Jacob J1. Moler Harrison Ps. A. G. Horine Charles Mc. Mathias W. G. Musgrove J. A. van Polt Levin West

Decorations Halted for Frederick Station Amid Parade Plan

Frederick leaders push citywide decorations for Home Coming while Northern Central Railroad declines to decorate its Frederick station calling it an eyesore. Chief Marshal Harp forms district marshals to assemble 500 horsemen aides for the fraternal parade, with districts listing their appointed chiefs.

Marahala Richard PB Fors Frederick Mr. Ross York Pennsstvania Philadelphia Reno Uarp Brunswick Eminltsburg Frederick—W. N. Jollffe B. Frank Dott Holmes DP. Baker Batlenger David

Left Estate To Deserted Wife In Will

George Lewis Fox of Foxville left the bulk of a $40 000 estate to his deserted wife Martha Amos and their daughter in his will. Mrs Amos lives in Baltimore. Also noted are campaign plans for Isaac Lobe Straus for US Senator, to visit Frederick and surrounding area with H Dorsey Etchison. Fitzhugh Lee Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy resumed meetings and plans a parade float and a card party for October 1. A quip from a Baltimore American column and a Washington Fear joke about pessimism are included.

George Lewis Fox Foxville County Lewis Ashville N.C Martha Amos Baltimore Isaac Lobe Straus United States Frederick H. Dorsey Etchison Fitzhugh Lee United Daughters of Ac Confederacy

Births and Visits Highlight Purely Personal 1 Column

Purely Personal 1 and Merc. Leon announce the birth of a son. Dozens of residents and visitors are noted across Frederick and surrounding towns including Mrs. Howard Bell of Peart in Frederick, Miss Naomi Phebus in Baltimore, and Miss Harriet Schroeder in Graftop West Virginia visiting relatives. Travelers and locals such as Mr. Chas Chapline and family at Sheptertstown attending Morgantown Fair, and others visiting Annapolis, Quarryville, Mt. Airy, Martinsburg, Winchester, Pen Mar, Hagerstown, and Washington are documented along with returns of those from Baltimore and Harrisburg.

Leon Howard Bell Peart Frederick Naomi Phebus West South Xirett Baltimore Harriet G. Schroeder Graftop W. Va Thiefty Emily Clerk Harry B. Chapilne Shept Ladstown Chas. A. Chapline and Sons Shepterdstown Apt Jesse Brown West Fourth Street Annapolis A. ©. McCardell North Market Street Quarryville W. J. Rolf J. J. Darrow Harry Crum Ada Halfleigh Margaret Schell West South Street Mt. Airy William Hi. Adam West Patrick Street Martinsburg W.a Winchester Marion J. Kljne Altoona Noth Market Street Mra Charles. Schroeder and Son Chorles East Petrick Street Moser Church Hill Kiferton Livy Stewart P. Dean New Orleans Henry Lampe C. Edw. Linn Oakley Stewart Mise Marjorie Stewart Pen Mar Waynesboro Hagerstown Danner Washington Gayman Shookstown Emory Fisher Haw Hotcim James V.wilson Danville A. F. Dicner Rebecca Sherlock May Barringer Harrisburg Laura J. Cook South Market Street Lawrence DeGrange Elizabeth F. DeGrange West Church Street Richard H. Dorsey Rockland Glenwood Howard County Marie Hammond East Patrick Street

Uncle Sam to Farmer Wives

The national Department of Agriculture and State experiment stations publish bulletins to help farmer wives improve home life. Topics include house planning, furnishing, food prep, school life, and rural health. Free bulletins and a catalogue are available from Washington.

National Department of Agriculture Nations Department of Archiculture Washington

Best Family Back Abroad Trip Sailed from Genoa

A Genoa voyage aboard the Principessa Mafalda chartered for 184000 drew 18880 Americans, with cabin rates up to 7000 and many paying about 500. Dr. and Mrs Belt and daughter arrived in New York, heading to Baltimore and Frederick after a long war era delay, amid broader refugee movements and stowaways found aboard.

Alfred M. Belt Mies Ar Belt New York Baltimore Frederick Genoa Italy United States Principessa Mafalda John £. Jones

Special 25 Cent Introductory Offer on Dyspepsia Cure

Dr. Howard Co and Dr. A L Pearce announce a limited introductory sale of 25 cents for a 50 cent bottle of their dyspepsia and constipation remedy. The ad promises fast relief from headaches coated tongue dizziness stomach ache and malaria related liver trouble with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure. Call at once or mail 25 cents to receive 69 doses and a personal guarantee.

Dr. Howard Co Dr. Howard Company

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