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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1914

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2

Frederick garden reception showcases federal floral exhibit

A Frederick garden event hosted by Mr Frank Hargett with cooperation from the U S Department of Agriculture drew officials including Mr F L Mulford and Mr W F Gude. Speeches urged broader support for beautification. the garden will be open tonight from 8 to 9 30 o clock with invites to students. The garden houses about 17 000 plants, highlighted by donations from multiple florists and institutions.

Frank Clargett Second Street United States Department of Agriculture Frederick F. L. Mulford Department of Agriculture Houston Wash- Inston W. F. Gude Mulford George Cook Richard Vincent Bert W. Anspon Maryland Agricultural College Prof. Anspon Frederick Garden M. A.C M. G. Urner Frank Hargett Gude

City Garden in Frederick Superintendent Haas Renews Offer

Frederick city garden news item notes Superintendent Haas renewing an offer related to furnished plants. Mentions George W. Nese, head of the J. & Botanic Gardens in Washington, and Bert W. Ansoen of the Department of Floriculture and Landscape Gardening at Maryland Agricultural College, as they depart Frederick.

Gach Ureer William F. Gels Chamber of Commerce Gude Hargett Frederick Frederick Florist Akill Mulford Me. Heas National Botanical Gardens Vincent Bert W. Anapon Maryland Agriculture College Joseph H. Apple Mood College Oliver Wren 1 CO Forester Mauryland School For the Deaf Aedraf Sidney Stabler Nigh School Hess Vincent, Jr Stabler Anspon Jesse King Mt. Airy Robert Creager Thurmont Harry Chapline Misa May Hagan Janie Quynn Muck Albert Scrvile Winercut Jim Peter Henderson & Co New York City BR. Vincent, Jr., & Song Co White Marsh U. 8 Department of Agriculture George W. Heas United States Botanical Gardens Washington W. Atlee Burpee Philadelphia Conard & Jones Went Grove Henry F. Mitchell Robert Craig Company A. N. Pierson, Inc Cromwell Conn John Cook Baltimore A. Gude & Bro Henry Bester & Sons Hagerstown Jesse P. King David Groff Mr. Hargett Department of Agriculture Haas George W . Nese J. &. Botanic Gardens Bert W. Ansoen Maryland Agricultural College

Frederick garden plans praised at Hargett reception

Attendees at the Hargett reception praised Frederick’s amateur cultivator F C Hargett and the quality of his work. They urged backyard cultivation and discussed a city garden or park with U S Botanic Gardens shrubbery support. F L Mulford photographed Court Park for records and future comparisons.

Hargett Offie Federick Frederick F. C. Hargett Hess U. S. Botanic Gardens Patrick Street Carroll Park

Progress on Mt Airy First National Bank Building

Work advances on the Mt Airy First National Bank new one story modern structure. Roof finished plastering underway, walls up, fixtures to be set, bank to open in about two weeks. Architect Edward Kepner directs design similar to Frederick’s New Commercial Bank with Buckeystonile stone and ironspot brick exterior.

First National Bank Mt. Airy Milton G. Urner Big City MrcAiry Commercial Bank of Frederick Bankers Building Bureau of N Edward Kepner

Funeral of James S Young in Adamstown area

The funeral of James S. Young who died Tuesday afternoon was held from his home near Doubs yesterday at 1 pm. Rev J D Thomas of the Reformed Church at Adamstown led services. Pallbearers were George E Gregg Harry Fry Charles A Walter William Harris Albert Basford and H Earlsmith. Interment followed at St Pauls Cemetery near Point of Rocks with M R Etchison of Jefferson in charge.

Fqola James S. Young Doubs J. D. Thomas the Reformed Church Adamstown George E. Gregg Harry Fry Charles A. Walter William Harris Albert Basfard H. Earlsmith St. Paul's Cemetery Foint of Rocks M. R. Etchison Jefferson

Prisoner Jeabe Derr Recaptured After Escape

Jeabe Derr from the Sykesville institution, who escaped days ago and was arrested in this city, has been returned. An officer arrived in Frederick and escorted Derr to Sykesville. Derr swore he would kill himself if taken back, but no such act has been reported here.

Jeabe Derr Sykesville Institution Frederick Derr Sykenvilly

Cascarets Advertisement Claims Bilious Relief

An old advertisement touts Cascarets for biliousness, sickness, or constipation. It argues bile buildup causes headaches, bad taste, yellow skin, and irritability, promoting a 10 cent box that cleanses liver and bowels overnight with a pleasant taste for children.

Bank Report: Central Trust Co of Maryland Frederick 1914

Report of the condition of the Central Trust Company of Maryland at Frederick Maryland as of the close of business September 12 1914. Sones

Central Trust Company OF Maryland Frederick Maryland Sones

Brunswick wedding ends with quiet home ceremony

Clara Rockwell daughter of National Bank officials wed Harry Albert of Brunswick. The ceremony took place at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Wilbur Bowle, officiated by Rev. M. T. Fabler of the Methodist Episcopal church South. The couple plans to reside in Brunswick and both work in related fields and rail service.

Otters Eee Bo Securities CLO Ween Mortenges Ju Uf Bankers Trust Companien Alsert—Rockwell U.S Clara Rockwell Daugher National Bank T. M. Rockwell Martinsburg Harry Albert Brunswick Wilbur Bowle M. T. Fabler Methodist Episcopal Church South Albert Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

Public sales of Frederick County Maryland real estate

In a 1914 equity decree, trustee John Francis Smith offers at Frederick City Court House on Saturday September 26, 1914, three Frederick City brick houses formerly of Ellen V. Brookey. Nos. 238 East Sixth Street with 7 rooms, No. 234 1-2 East Sixth Street with 6 rooms, and No. 234 West Sixth Street with 6 rooms. Prices include one half cash at sale or ratification, with final payment in six months, each property carrying a $200.06 deposit. Possession dates: Nos. 2341-2 and 234 on April 1, 1915, No. 236 immediately after payment.

Frederick County Maryland Charen Piancia Higohey Wisintiffe Losin Fenate Orphan Asylum Court House Furor Frederick City Catmre Ellen ¥. Brookey Fredrick County East Sixth Street Aio Kilen Aixth Street West Sixth Street Sixth Street Silen V. Brookey Improvement Land and Building Association of Frederick Liber D H. E Morris Tron Works Site Factory Maryland Brick Works James A. Murphy Lillie Murphy Mary J. Murphy Court House New Market District Pearl William Elias Murphy Frederice Ann L. Phelps Liber W. LP Elias Murphy John Francia Smith Harvey EL Lease

Arraignment in Peace Disturbance Case Misses Outcome

iN THE LAW S GRIP MISSED Wher Thomsen and Charles Trice were arraigned before Justice Aaron RoAndes last night on a charge of disturbing the peace and fighting. Both were dismissed by the magistrate. A parade of school children stretched one and a quarter miles, marching abreast, in Rubsenk head. Lome M Lakin, former Hood College faculty, has gone to Washington to teach philosophy at Mixcea Timlox finishing school.

Missed Wher Thomsen Charles Trice Aaron RoAndes Baby Rrubsenk Heid Ohey Mise Lome M Lakin Hood College Washington Plato

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