Daily History Notes on 1607 St Augustine and Poland
A compact historical digest records the founding of St Augustine in 1607 as the United States oldest town and notes the first partition of Poland with Russia, Austria, and Prussia taking 4157, 1300, and 1000 square miles respectively. It also mentions the siege on the Aisne and solar system events with evening stars Mercury Jupiter Venus Mars and the morning star Saturn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine
Fla
Baiies
Poland
Russia
Austria
Prussia
Aisne
Mercury
Jupiter
Venus
Mars
Saturn
Arcturus
Geen
New Advertisements Today in Arlington Paper
A busy classified page lists notices for sales and rentals including Knights of Columbus bargains and Valley View Farm for rent. It references a grand opening for Opel and Woerner props fall merchandise, and lists several individuals and businesses across Arlington with various sales jobs and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Valley View Farm
Trust Company
Centra
Rosenstock Bros
Opel & Woerner
H. Hallet
Opera House
Cine
Ideal Garage
H. Dorsey Ce
Braddock Porch Club Market Notice
Sie
Henry Schmidt
M. M
L. R. Anders
Clifford H. Dell
Burr Nurseries
Nichols, Arlington
Death notices for Newton Van Meter and Mrs Charles Schuetze
Newton Van Meter of Shepherdstown West Virginia dies at 84 a retired farmer and brother in law to Hedges family of Frederick. His widow Louise Hedger survives along with five sons and one daughter. Mrs Martha E Schuetze dies in Frederick at 57 born in Germany. Funeral Monday at 2 PM with Rev U S G Rupp officiating. Interment Mt Olivet under F Qobenderfer and Son. John T Farrell obituary note from Gordon M Ash White Oak Springs reports brother in law John T Farrell died in New York.
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Newton van Meter
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Mr. van Meter
Messrs
Gideon M. Hedges
J. W. Hedges
Annie Hedges
Frederick
Louise Hedger
Wm. van Meter
Brunswick
Philip
Charles
Bowman
George
Rose van Meter
Charles William Schuetze
Martha E. Schuetze
West Patrick Street
John T. Farrell
Gordon M. Ash
White Oak Springs
New York
Funerals for Nichols and White Held in Local Cemeteries
The Nichols funeral was held at 2 PM at Washington Junction from his sister Mrs. James Williams home with Rev. Turner officiating. Pallbearers included Telegraph Operators Association members and interment was at St Pauls Episcopal cemetery Pt. of Rocks. Francis M White's funeral was yesterday at 10 AM from his Ceresville home with Union Chapel in Darsville officiation. Thomas P Rice oversaw arrangements. interment followed in the adjoining cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh Walter Nichols
Frederick Junction
James Williams
Washington Junction
W R. B. Turner
Episcopal Church
Adamstown
W. F. Harrison
Washington
A. &. Fisher
C. B. “Igafoose
E. E. Bow
Francis M. White
Ceresville
Union Chapel
Darsville
A. C. Day
George Hoke
William Boyer
Joseph Herbst
Jacob Hamerick
Rufus Rice
Martin Harris
Thomas P. Rice
Sickness News From Lewistown and Frederick City
Mrs Matilda C Palmer mother of G Lloyd Palmer is very ill at her Lewistown home. Singleton T Stall on West Church street suffers a sore arm after tearing ligaments. J Harry Brandenburg East Third street of The News office moved to Frederick City Hospital with typhoid fever symptoms. Frederick Rhodes, three weeks patient at Frederick City Hospital, returns home to Emmitsburg after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda C. Palmer
G. Lloyd Palmer
Lewistown
Singleton T. Stall
West Church Street
J. Harry Brandenburg
East Third Street
The
News
Frederick City Hospital
Frederick Rhodes
Emmitsburg
DeLauter Named Court Auditor in Frederick County
The Frederick county circuit court of equity appoints H Kieffer DeLauter as auditor replacing Lloyd T Mac Gill, deceased. A prominent young attorney aligned with the Democratic Party, DeLauter was a 1907 bar admittee who studied under Judge Worthington and shares strong esteem in the local bar. The appointment is signed by Judges Urner and Worthington with Judge Peter’s telephonic approval.
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Frederick County
H. Kieffer DeLauter
Lloyd T. MacGill
Myeraville
Worthington
DeLauter
Urner and Worthington
Peter
Rockville
Taxpayer Promises Senate Bid Free of Influence
Frederick County voters backed me for State Senator with no party machine behind me. I pledge to serve only the people, refuse corporate favors, and keep every promise from the past six months while running on honesty and no money-driven tactics.
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Taxpayer
Acoss
Frederick County
Annapolis
Wen
Maryland State Senate
Vater
Suport
Axn
Tatpaver
Warehime Elected Frederick Board of Trade Secretary
Oliver C. Warehime was elected secretary of the Frederick Board of Trade to fill the unexpired term of the late Lloyd T. MacGill. The office will move October 1 to the Mutual Fire Insurance Company space below The News office on Market Street. A public mass meeting at the Y M C A Friday will discuss boosting Frederick trade, with President J Murray Cronenborg urging broad turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Patrick Street
Seeger
Fair Grounds
Road Commission
Murray Cronenburg
Dairymen Case Began Before Large Crowd at Police HQ
State prosecutions against George W. Young Dennis M. Shankle and E C Krantz opened before Justice George R. Dennis Jr. State Board of Health representatives had warrants struck out. Witnesses summoned included Eugene Sponseller G C Smith Cleveland Trout and others. Elmer Hood, Ox Fibre Brush worker, injured hand in factory machinery and advised rest for about three weeks.
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George W. Young
Dennis M. Shankle
E. ¢. Krantz
George R. Dennis, Jr
Fulton
Wilmer
Billingslea
State Board of Health
Reno S. Harp
Elmer Hood
Ox Fibre Brush Factory
East Fifth Street
Hood
Moves To Baltimore For Athletic Director Role
M. J. Thompson, proprietor of the New Single Hotel in Eanmitsburg, has moved to Baltimore after accepting the athletic director post at Baltimore City College and will assume duties immediately.
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Baltimore
M. J. Thompson
Eanmitsburg
Baltimore City College
Teachers Meet Next Week at Frederick County School
A special meeting of all Frederick County school teachers is scheduled for next Friday morning in the Girls High School auditorium on Hart Church Street.
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Frederick Counts
Hart Church Street
Maryland Senate Campaign Letter Warns of Tax Cuts
H Dorsey Etchison pledges to reduce the state tax burden if elected to the Maryland Senate and cites plans for a constitutional convention, government reform, and economy. He argues voters must choose a strong representative to resist tax increases and to support a new constitution and fair elections.
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Sonal
Aly Mung
Senate
Vr Farm
Vr Vorm
Van
Waryland
Frederick County
Maryland
Taxpayer
Hopa
Vater
Taxpay
H Dorsey Etchison
Busy Corner sales offer mix of cakes, frames, books and more
The Busy Corner advertises bargains on cakes Sweetheart soap and paper goods with prices from 1c to 25c. It promotes Munsel's magazine for October, picture frames, lit library books, pen points, wax paper, composition books and other supplies. Also notes baseball gloves sale, Victor Records, Knights of Columbus notice, and a market notice announcing Saturday sale. includes meeting details and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munsel’s
Victor
Citizens National Bank Report of Condition Frederick 1915
The Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland reports assets and liabilities as of September 1915. Details include total resources around 4.3 million dollars, capital and surplus at 400 thousand, circulating notes about 100 thousand, and various deposits and reserves. Bank officers cashier Wm G Zimmerman and notary A Leroy McCardell attest to the accuracy.
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Citizens National Bank
Frederick
Maryland
State of
G Zimmerman
Dna Erman
A. Leroy McCardell
Model large showing rich plaids in New York fabrics
An advertisement notes a latest arrivals display of silks and plaids for dresses. It highlights superb quality and rich tones, promoting fabrics 28 inches wide at 1.00 per yard with backing plaids featured.
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New York
Anopg
Colorful taffeta sale at $1.50 a yard
For Fall a wide range of taffeta fabrics offered at $1.50 per yard with multiple colors and finishes. Purchases include washability and dyeability and a large selection of wide and narrow stripes. Limited yardage remains, so buy now.
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A& Yard
School Sweaters and Bath Linen Sale Ad
Vintage catalog snippet listing school sweaters 480 Es, ladies night wrappers 48¢ each, various check hair ribbons, fancy towels in pink blue gold, wash cloths, umbrellas, blankets, and wide white Madras weave items. Includes scattered prices and color options, with fragmented vendor wording.
Sunday Specials and Local Advertisements
Sunday specials include cherry custard caramel nut and pistache creams with other favors, Brick or loose ice cream from Peerless Ice Cream Co. Phone 644, corner 5th and Market, Baltimore. Sunday excursion to Baltimore via H F W Md Ray left Frederick at 7:00 a.m. for $1.25 round trip. Public sale Sept 25 1915 at 1 p.m. 170 West Patrick St for household furniture. Zella Summers York City Dyers. Schmidt plumbing heating repairs. Rush S Peiffer. Fresh vegetables blue ribbon grocery. Excavating and dead animal hauling Boone 625 N Bente St. Green Groceries Spring Chicken Gittinger’s Grocery. News Help Want Ad.
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Peerless Ice Cream CO
Market Sts
Baltimore
Frederick
West Patrick St
Zella Summers
Real estate and insurance offerings by Grayson H. Staley
Grayson H. Staley lists real estate and loan services along with bonds and insurance. Offers properties for sale across the city and seeks fair share of inquiries for varied insurance and financial products.
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Grayson H. Staley
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the Daily News
Ashington
United States Weather Bureau
Arerive
Neas Gow
HK. Delauter
NEW Court
L. T. MacGill
Democratic Party
Formerick County
D. C. Warehime Secretary
Trade Board
Dairymen’s
Uss
Irene
London
Knights of Cotumbus
St. John's Church
G. K. Jos
Haut
atRa
Ares
Mre
Braddock Heights
Macount
Nicodemus
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Resources
Bonda
Federal Reserve Bank
Leys Ae
Oral Reserve Bank
Newark
Chicago
SL Louis
Hemg Oc
Vis
U. S
Wescee Wees
Thomas
Haller
Kefauver
John 8
Newman
Creve DE Chine
Hood College
John D, Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Potts & Griffin
York City
H. Schmidt
Rush S. Peiffer
F. M. Boone
N. Bente Street
Green
Gittinger's Grocery
Phome
Adv
Court Sr
Niwa
Thomas P., Rice
Frederick, MD
North Market Street
Hed Hill School House
Bethel
Park Mills
Feagarilie
Jefferson
Walkersville
Inna
Utica
Walkrf
MoKats
Woodsboro
Pearl
Fulmers
Monrovia
Urbana
Ae Soreaa
Rane
Vas
Waikora
LeGore
New Maractes Peak
Clifton
Erie
Beregerick
Yellow Springs
Adamsoe
Turkltteville
Unionville
Woodybor
St Tewlatoeis
Uae
Cron
Ieee
Woodanore
Walteret
Jonnavillel
Creagerstown
Feagaville
Minaa
Meera Villas
Povies- Chusce'Te
Manor
Midd
Reteres
Tiekories Em
Statiot Pe
Mar Leviand
Court Strert
Frederick, Wd
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