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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1911

Page

4

Water Supply Visit Planned for Frederick Aldermen

Mayor Schell and the Freder ick Board of Aldermen, with Engineers Hoardman and Pro Will, will visit Ox Creek to inspect a potential dam and pipe to bring water to Frederick. The project includes laying mains from Ox Creek to Fishing Creek, land purchases, and street excavations on West Church, Record, West Third, and East Third streets, with a regular Aldermen meeting tonight to discuss the water system improvements.

Frederick LY Enginees Ouratati Ox Creek Fishing Creek Beardman Schell Boardman Hoardman Pro Tomio Board of Aldermen West Church Street Record Street West Third Street Third Street Roy Frederteh

Steck Ensminger Nuptials At Manheim Reformed Church

Four hundred guests gathered at St. Pauls Reformed church in Manheim Pennsylvania for the wedding of Thomas Wood Steck of Winchester Virginia son of the late Dr Steck and fruit grower of Frederick County to Miss Jennie Ophutie Ensminger daughter of Wren A Ensminger proprietor and editor of the Manheim Sentinel. Bridesmaids included Heloise Garrett Degrange Lillie V Winner Miriam Moyer Kathryn Grayhill and Leona Gingrich with Elizabeth Steck as flower girl. Dr Kenneth Wood cousin served as best man alongside Willam Wood J C Gingrich Daniel Lupton and others as ushers.

Enaminger St. Paul's Reformed Church Manheim Thomas Wood Steck Winchester Iain Dr. Steck Frederick County Jennie Ophutie Ensminger Wren A. Enaminger Daniel Lupton J. C. Gingrich Ann D. B. Graybill East Petersburg

Cascarets Ad Targets Folks Past Fifty

An advertisement argues that older adults face slower bowels and reduced muscle elasticity, urging regular use of Cascarets as a gentle natural tonic. It claims the product is safe for daily use, costs 16 cents per box, and works while you sleep. Subscribe for The News.

Court notices and property and guardianship items

Chambers J Creaxer executor to James K Waters real estate in county Sugabe Edward Angel and wife to William J Angel real estate in county 3 tuk Trilla G Eyler to Arilla M Johns real estate Thurment 650 MARRIAGE LICENSES Merrill Thomas Foster and Sadie Louise Miles Brunswick Walter Toone Johnsville Ada Hildebridle Woudabare George R Bond Mollie Jenkins Brunswick UnPILANS COURT Guardian Agnes C Fitzgerald to Frank Donald Aller and William Fitzgerald stock transfers in Win HL Stull estate Inventory Daniel P Alimmermain estate Sell personal property Daniel P Zimmerman guardian Hellen Ho Kmvin Second and final account Roger A Doh guardian to Hellen Ho Kmvin Letters of administration Wim H W Hatley estate to Charles A Horner administrator

Chambers J. Creaxer James K. Waters Sugabe Edward Angel William J. Angel Trilla G. Eyler Arilla M. Johns Agnes C. Fitzgerald Frank Donald, Aller Williain Fitzgerald Win HL Stull Daniel P. Alimmermain Daniel P. Zimmerman Roger A Doh Hellen Ho Kmvin Wim H W. Hatley Charles A. Horner

Demand for Pennies Drives Westward Coin Movement

Banks in New York report a steady westward shipment of pennies as rising living costs push households to use small cents. Over 16 million pennies have already moved west this month with demand ongoing, while department stores and price practices fuel continued use. New York remains the largest penny user, needing about 100 million for ordinary commerce. Minted coins circulate most around holidays, dipping in midsummer as banks stock up.

New York Uncle Sam

Passing of the Six Shooter to Yield to 10 Shot Pistol

Militia headquarters announce obsolescence of the army six shooter by next August. The 88 caliber revolvers will be exchanged for 40 caliber automatic pistols at no cost to states and territories. Auto pistol cited as delivering greater stopping power and longer range. Also notes a football practice at Athlete Park with 15 players vying for spots on the Yo ALC team, with another session planned in the 8 nutasium.

Athlete Park Shetland FL Mayne Lease

Local man buys Reading motorcycle via Hakerton agent

Osear Flanigan of Hakerton West Virginia purchased a four horsepower Reading motorcycle through local agent Harry F Shipley. It was taken to Batterton yesterday by Robert Shipley who traveled with Lewis A Woodward.

Osear Flanigan Hakerton Harry F. Shipley Batterton Robert Shipley Lewis A. Woodward

Street Car Men on Strike

Street car employees vote to strike at an unspecified location in Detroit. Pickets were sent to call men out, indicating a mass action or stoppage underway amid labor unrest in mid September.

Detroit

Ward Forced to Land Again After Flight From Corning

Aviator Ward was forced to make an emergency landing after flying about eleven miles from Corning. The incident occurred near Addison, New York, as reported in a special dispatch in The News.

Ward Addison Corning

Riots Roil Europe in Unified Strikes and Food Riots

Special dispatch from London reports widespread unrest across Europe as strikes and food riots erupt in multiple countries for the first time in years. The wave of protests signals a dramatic shift in regional stability and domestic shortages intensify public anger.

Tondon England Europe

Key Monument at Mt Olivet Friens and Remains Reinterred

Lady Betty visits Frederick's Mt Olivet Cemetery City of the Dead as Francis Scott Key and his wife are reinterred under the monument. The elegy of the Lost Cause Confederate graves, the floral avenues, and the Gothic memorial chapel are described along with the retirement of Key's remains to the site.

MT. Olivet Frederick City OF the Lady Betty Frederick City Prederiele Mt Olivet Baker's Valley Washington Wallace Monorary Robul Francis Scott Key Mt. Duvel United States Wey Frederick Cooniny Key T'atriotiam Maryland Taure Furily Charles Troward Cathedral Street Bullfimere Stenavasth A. Lo Lad St. Paul's Church Burying Ground Baltimore Coleus Pute Mount Olivet Kingdom of Flora Routzahn Avenue of Flowers Cole Betty China Rossetti

Federal Bill Aims at Seven Great National Highways

A Senate bill proposed by Senator Cullen would authorize federal funding to plan seven transcontinental roads. The $1,000,000,000 project envisions a central system linking Washington D C to the Pacific and Atlantic coasts via routes across multiple states. An initial $2.9 million would cover surveys and preliminaries.

Shington Senate Cullen Washington Roosevelt Danota Washington Roosevelt Lincoln Siatile Chicago Thesass Lee Miami Congress Karner Haataa Jone Chaiman Missinpi River Commission

Old Wooden Water Mains Cause Disruption on West Church

Workmen encountered an old wooden water main while excavating for a new main on West Church Street in front of the YMLC AN. The disruption stems from the historical wooden pipe once used by the city. the new main will be laid alongside it.

West Church Street Ymlc AN

Visiting Nurse Reports 4005 Calls Since 1910

The Tuberculosis Society meeting in the new Federated Charities building on South Market street heard Miss Casey, the visiting nurse, report on 4,005 calls since February 1910, with over 3,000 at patients' homes and more than 200 tuberculosis cases on the list. plans were discussed to hire a district nurse to handle general cases. Harold Clem goes missing then found. Hanover Agricultural Society opens its 27th annual exhibition with record displays and a large cattle show. Central Committee members travel to Baltimore for the Democratic State Central Committee meeting.

Federated Charities South Market Street Tuberculosis Society T. Freeman Dixon Grace Ely Miss Casey Frederick Lst State Board of Health Baltimore The Hanover Agricultural Society

Safe method to clean silver recommended by the Gold Dust Twins

A simple silver cleaning method uses a tin with lukewarm water and a spoonful of Gold Dust washing powder. Boil the water, remove the pieces, wipe with linen, and polish with a chamois. Store rarely used silver wrapped in Canton flannel.

Gold Dust Twins

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OX Sreek Hymeneas Circuit and Orphans’ Court Mrs. Howard Samuel Lilly Key Monument Bleaner Taler Howard Eader Lady Reily Floral Avenue Lebor MT Olive” Cowietery, Erogerit A, Mid Bill Bacea Chester Clem Harold Hanover Fair Central Committee Tr. C. IE. Conley Jacob Rohrback Justice H. Eckstein Democratic State Central Committee Airte Mt. Alv Md BH & CO. i Washington and Gettysburg Hurboand Company Raymond Barnes East Sixth Street W.oul Orphans’ Court Clarence C. Carty W. LS Carty Charles C. Carty NISI Wiliam H. Nicodemus Susan E. Chambers Dennis Chambers Franklin Savings’ Bank of Frederick, & Body Corporate William IT Nicodemus Harry W. Sowers Harry W. Bowers Augsodit Ideal Meetric and Machine Company Clayton O. Keedy Edward Jmith Ideal Electric and Machine Company Ideal Electric & Machine Co Clayton G. Keedy Edward J. Smith Clinton Musherry Second Street B.eward Kepner North Market Street Chas, E. Gill United States College OF Veterinary Surgeons Doll & Pell Calla
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