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