The Saturday News Preview for Tomorrow’s Sig Paper
The Saturday News promises an eight page issue with varied features. Howard Fielding’s tale A Miracle of Perception appears alongside The Tale of the Bad Lands and Hero of Slzty One about Mulligan’s siege in Missouri. Special illustrated articles and a ladies department with recipes and home hints precede farm and livestock topics. Sunday School lesson analysis by Rev D M Stearns, letters from Mary Jane and the Market Scribe, trade letters to Tom News, church notices, and routine features complete the content plan. The paper aims to be a reliable source of daily news both local and general and costs two cents per copy, delivered or mailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sig
Taz
Howard Fielding
Department For Ladies
Mary Jane
Market Scribe
Tom
Farewell Sermon and Church Activities Across Hyattstown Area
Sunday events mark Rev. Claude O Jones farewell at the Christian church in Hyattstown with an ad vice dinner on the lawn and Poolesville Y M Q A leading the 2 30 p m meeting. Prof H Trail may attend as a noted song leader. Trinity Reformed church in Thurmont undergoes improvements while Thurmont M E church hosts quarterly Conference with Rev H D Mitchell presiding in place of Dr Baldwin, away at the Ecumenical Conference in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude O. Jones
Christian Church
Hyattstown
Poolesville
Thurmont
M .E. Church
Lewistown
H. D. Mitchell
Bethany M. E. Church
Baltimore
Baldwin
London
Mitchell
Thurmont M. E
A.m
Talk of Butter Factory Near Boyds and Germantown
A group of farmers and businessmen from Boyds and Germantown met in Washington yesterday with officers of the Standard Buttering Company. They discussed building a butter factory at Boyds or Germantown to facilitate handling the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyds and
Germantown
Washington
Standard Buttering Company
Boyds
Standard Battering Company
Battle Anniversary Marks South Mountain and Antietam
Tomorrow marks the 29th anniversary of the battle of South Mountain near Middletown and Tuesday commemorates the 29th anniversary of the battle of Antietam as advertising drives business.
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South Mountain
Middletown
Antietam
Will dispute over Samuel Claggett legacy in circuit court
The circuit court opened at 1 30 this morning with Chief Judge McSherry and Associate Judges Henderson and Motter. Thomas N Harwood seeks to construe parts of the will of the late Thomas Claggett claiming a Rebecca Claggett share should be shared with all living heirs. Samuel Claggett died before his father and left a will bequeathing his expected £6 000 share to his sister Rebecca. Harwood argues Samuel had no vested right to the trust fund. Arguments were heard with representation by Urner Rohrback Ramsburg Talbott Bowlus for Miss Claggett and Willard for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McSherry
Motter Ed Henderson
Henderson
Motter
Thomas N. Harwood
Diarion Aubel
Wim
Hinks
Thomas Claggett
Edward Bowing
Thomas Ramaburg
Henry Talbott
Theodore Stauffer
Rebecca Claggett
Samus Claggett
Wiliam Claggett
Lund
Samuel Claggett
Thomas Claggatt
William Claggett
Thomas Harwood
Miss Claggett
Messrs
M. G. Urner
Jacob Rohrback
Messrs. Ramsburg, Talbott and Bowlus
Arthur Willard
Mr. Stanifer
John S. Newman
The Village Bride at City Opera House
Herald Square Opera Company presents The Village Bride on September 18, a metropolitan success adaptation from Bel canto. The light hearted plot follows Girola a Spanish maiden torn between lovers as royal intrigue, disguises, and mistaken identities drive comic complications culminating in Queen Isabelle untangling the mystery. Costumes and staging are praised as the company’s most complete effort yet with seats available at Yenkie’s.
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City Opera House
Herald Square Opera Company
Girols
Girola
Isabelle
Lagariela
Don Joss
Don Leni
Yenkie's
Where Squirrels Are a Pest in Idaho
The American Field notes squirrels are plentiful in parts of Idaho and deemed a nuisance with counties paying bounties for destruction. One county reportedly spent about 7500 dollars on killed squirrels, yet the pest remains a major threat to farmers as crops are ruined. The piece imagines moving several hundred acres of squirrel-infested land east to enlist hunting aid at no state cost.
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Idaho
Auctioneers to offer Cronenberg real estate at Licksville
L. M. Bready will sell the heirs of Henry Cronenberg's estate near Licksville tomorrow afternoon including a 95 acre improved farm with a dwelling. Chas. B. Font to offer Mrs. Hattie S. Simpson's New Market real estate tomorrow morning a frame dwelling with three fruit orchards. Routzahn hardware stock on North Market Street to be sold tomorrow afternoon and night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mblic
L. M. Bready
Henry Cronenberg
Licksville
Chas. B. Font
New Market
Hattie S. Simpson
Jos. J. Routzahn
North Market Street
PURELY PERSONAL NEWS FROM FREDERICK AREA
Mr Samuel M Birely of Thormont spends a day in Frederick. Nellie Thomas of West Third Street moves to East Second Street. Lawrence Rust Lee of Pittsburg visits Frederick relatives. Moody sisters of Washington return from Jefferson. Mrs William M Martin and daughter Beatrice visit in Vermont. Marietta Steiner of South Market Street visits her son in Wilmington. Holtz and Englar of Union Bridge guest at Amos Urner's. Alice Th mpcon of Allen Michigan visits cousin Blanche Grombine. Julian Scott of New York returns after visiting Mrs J A Willamson. Richard Eatep of Parkersburg returns after visiting Liberty. L E Mullinix and family return from Brad dock Heights. W W Saunders of Brooklyn returns after visiting his father Cap Walter Saunders. Wm Kolb leaves for Philadelphia New York Niagara Falls Atlantic City trips. Rev and Mrs Charles A Santee of Mercersburg return home after visiting Mrs J Nelson. Dr Thomas Williamson and Julia Williamson return from Rawley Springs. Lillian Cooper of Washington visiting the Misses Minor near Adamstown. Walter Y Coleman of Washington returns after visiting Donald De Lashmutt. Coleman resumes studies at Charlotte Hall.
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Samuel M. Birely
Thormont
Frederick
Mias Nellie Thomas
West Third Street
East Second Street
Lawrence Rust Lee
Pittsburg
Moody
Washington
Jefferson
William M. Martin
Beatrice
Berlington
Marietta Steiner
South Market Street
Rodney B. Steiner
Wilmington
Del
Holtz and Englar
Union Bridge
Amos Urner
Alice Th Mpcon
Allen, Mich
Misa Blanche Grombine
North Margarettesr
Julian Scott
New York
J. A. Willamson
Court Square
Richard Eatep
Parkersburg
W. Va
Liberty
L. E. Mullinix
Braddock Heights
W. W. Saunders
Brooklyn
Walter Saunders
North Market Street
Kolb
Philadelphia
Niagara Falls
Atlantic City
Charles A. Santee
Mercersburg
J. Nelson
Thomas Williamson
Julia P. Williamson
Rawley Springs
Lillian Cooper
Wallach Place
Washington, D. C
Improvements to fair grounds at Frederick County Society
Frederick County Agricultural Society board approved plans for a new poultry building by Wesley Baltzill. Proposals will be received until Monday evening and a contract awarded Tuesday. Openings 30 feet wide will span both sides with stairways. Front fence and grand stand repairs proceed.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
Wesley Baltzill
Laws Grip Disorder Fines Set in Late Night Disturbance
James Starr George Dockerly and Frank Mueller were arrested for disturbing the peace between midnight and 2 am. Fines of 8, 3, and 2 dollars were imposed and paid. George Jason, Greeney Washington, and Ned Wil 802 were later jailed or fined for disorderly conduct. penalties ranged from 2.50 to 5 dollars with 30 days in jail for nonpayment.
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James Starr
George Dockerly
Frank Mueller
Easterly
Zellers
Justice Smith
Star
Gookerly
Mueller
George Jason
Officer Jones
Greeney Washington
Ned Wil- 802
Shot in Mistake for a Dog Near Union Town
Leslie Greenawalt of Quarrell county aged 16 mistook Thomas Brothers 30 for a dog lying near a field fence and fired striking him. Brothers died shortly after. Greenawalt, known for good character, is devastated by the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Greenawalt
Uniontown
Quarrell County
Teeaday
Thomas Brothers
Brothers
Young Greenawalt
Real Estate Sold by Auctioneer at Urbana Farm Sale
Harvey R. Lease auctioneered a 169 acre Urbana farm of the late Mrs Amanda Linthi com sold to Charles Quynn for 47.50 per acre. The sale included a 31 acre Sugar Loaf Mountain wood lot at 450 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey R. Lease
Court House
Eichelberger
C. Waters
Amanda Linthicom
Urbana
Charles Quynn
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Republican County Convention Nominates Local Officials
The Republican county convention will nominate candidates for county surveyor five for the House of Delegates three for county commissioners four year term one for county treasurer and one for sheriff. The meeting is set for Saturday September 21 at the City Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Delegates
City Opera House
Wedding of Miss Field and Mr Englard in Maryland
The wedding of Miss Mary French Field daughter of Mrs. Eugene Field to Mr. William Castle Englard of Maryland will be held next Saturday evening. The bride is known for reading her father's poems in public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Field
Mary French Field
Eugene Field
William Castle Englard
Maryland
Gosnell and Michael wed at Evangelical church parsonage
William S. Gosnell and Margaret D. Michael, both of Frederick, were quietly married last night at the Evangelical Lutheran church parsonage by Rev. Dr. Luther Kuhlman in the presence of a few relatives and friends. The notice ends with an unrelated advertisement about situations secured through want ads in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosnell
Michael
William S. Gosnell
Margaret D. Michael
Frederick
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther Kuhlman
Local Market Quotations and Notices
Local market prices show Corn at 2.50 per barrel and 0.50 per bushel, Wheat No 2 red at 0.67 with steamer 0.68, hay 12 to 14 per ton. also news of sickness and a pension grant. Harvey Rouzer ill with typhoid fever near Thurmont. Hilary Dusing of Lewistown awarded a $5 monthly pension. Syrup of Figs advertised by California Fig Syrup Co as safe for women users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. W. Hargett
Harvey H. Rouzer
Thurmont
California Fig Syrup Co
Defenders Day Marked by Monument and DAR Ceremony
Key Monument Association and the Daughters of the American Revolution celebrated Old Defender's Day at the Francis Scott Key Monument. A large audience attended a 4 pm program featuring an address by William P Maulsby and a rising flag ceremony, followed by prayers and songs.
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Key Monument Association
Daughters of the American Revolution
Battle of
North Point
Wm. P. Maulsby
Frederick Bar
Reveille
Geo. Hol. Smith
Osborne Ingie
William P. Maulsby, Jr
Elizabeth McDaniel
E. S. Todd
W. C. Birely
Doctor fined after failing to report smallpox find in county
Dr Walter Sim of Howard County formerly Libertytown pleaded guilty to not reporting smallpox to the State Health Board. He was ordered to pay court costs after the judge found no intent to violate the law and allowed a personal statement explaining steps taken and communications with county and state health officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shas
Walter Sim
Howard County
Libertytown
State Health Board
Sim
Fulton
State Board
Qchief
Jones
Dr. Sim
Opening of Mt St Mary's College at Emmita burg
The Mount St. Marys College in Emmita burg formally opened its doors on a Wednesday morning for the ninety fourth year with a mass of the Holy Ghost led by Very Rev. Dr. O'Hara. Seminarians, after a five day retreat, sang, and several students were raised to holy orders by Rt. Rev. Bishop Curtis. Also noted were campus improvements including a new ball field and an upcoming performance of Hello Bill at the City Opera House.
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Mt. St. Mary's
Mount St. Mary’s College
Emmitaburg
Dr. O'Hara
Father Good
Jost Finda
Father Simple
Curtis
Baltimore
Fogarty
Ogdensburg
Eaton and Shea
Mobile
Two Barns Burned in Howard County Fire
Two barns burned on Tuesday in Howard County near Lisbon and Sykesville. Mrs Ann Wardlan’s bars near Lisbon in the Fourth district and John Forsythe’s in the Third district near Sykesville were destroyed. Forsythe’s hog pen perished in the flames. Both barns carried partial insurance.
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Ann Wardlan
Lisbon
Howard County
John Forsythe
Sykes Ville
Forsythe
Hebrew New Year Begins Tonight in 5662 Calendar
The Hebrew New Year will begin this evening at 16 o'clock, the first hour of the first day of the year 5662 according to the Hebrew calendar.
Bakery Owner Reports Robbery and Warrant Issued
Mr. Kefanver who runs a North Market Street bakery says a robbery occurred yesterday involving Charles Gilbert, a former employee. A warrant was sworn for Gilbert’s arrest after he left with supper and some clothes, boarding a train with apparent cash.
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C. Kefanver
O. Kefanver
North Market Street
Chartrates Beat
Wat, Dane and Chain
Charles Gilbert
Gilbert
Kefsover
Arlington Warren Stock Co Presents Driven from Howe at City Opera
At the City Opera House the Armstrong Warren Stock Company presents Driven from Howe tonight. A cakewalk and buck and wing dancing by local amateurs follow the performance. A matinee tomorrow afternoon features Nell Gwynne.
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City Opera House
Howe
Armatrong- Warren Stock Company
Nell Gwynne
Dance and excursions in local offerings tonight
Local notices invite attendance at a regular dance at Braddock Heights with violin instruction starting September 16 and an excursion to Washington by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad on Sunday September 15. Also promoted are a Singer Sewing display, dressmaking services, and various local shop offerings near Frederick to attract readers.
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Braddock Heights
Singer
East Church
The
Singer Manufacturing Co
W. C. Watkins
Washington
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Buffalo
Royal Blues Line
Philadelphia & Reading Railway
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Baltimore
Newark
Wilmington
Del
Camden
Mt. Royal
Philadelphia
First Point
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester
Pullman
Lehigh and
Wyoming
Black Diamond Express
Royal Limited
Gail
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Weather Bureau
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Slzty One
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D. M. Stearns
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Key Monument
Colonel Maulsby
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Bill
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Francia Cambillo
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Arthur Trevor
Marian Deane
Carolyn Allen
Eleanor Lawson
Justine Wayne
Henrietta Lee
Dickinson College
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George Edward Reed
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Walkersville
Forrest E. Craver
Ralph Hutchison
Athletic Park
John Boyd
Bessie Gant
George Ryan
Susie Ryan
St. John's Circulating Library
W. W. Osburn
Weat Third Street
Wilcoxon’s
Kent
Fair Grounds
Merle Hitcshew
Frederick, A
Georgia A. Poon
LeFever
Groff
Wm. A. Boteler
Eaver
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L. A. Muollinix
Exclusive Carpet House
L. BE. Mullinix
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Beau
Atill
Black
Miller
Now &E
Nave & Mauss
Clinton E, Main
Clinton E
Ifraduate
Market St. Frederick County
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Arnold
Isanogle & Wagaman
North Manuel Street
Frederick, MD
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Peice
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North City Hall
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Frederick CO
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D. &. Rice
Freds Co
Piuces
Ceresville Mills
Ceresville Milling CO
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Potomac River
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Willard
Keller
Patricribt
Prowersigna
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Franklin Street
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University OF Maryland
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Aid
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Bableg B.out
Frederick City, MD
Dutrow
Wm. H. Ramsburs
Fabrex R. Lease
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Stord
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