Special Awards for Frederick Fair Exhibits Announcement
Sixteen Frederick businessmen donate special premiums to the upcoming Frederick Fair October 17 to 20. Donors include Kemp, Gittinger, Dutrow, Quynn, Haller, Markey, Wil son, Neldig & Miller, Staub, Columbus Knott, Clingan, Kemp, Schell, Bennett, Groff, and the Holstein-Friesian Association offering a silver cup for the best Holstein herd. Officers, committees, and eligibility rules are listed for participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Thomas Kemp
Gem Food
Thomas H. Haller
Markey’s
N. J. Wilson & Son
Frank V. Staub
Staub
Neldig & Miller
F. Columbus Knott
Clingan
Rhodes R. Kemp
John Ed. Schell
C. P. Bennett
J. A. Williamson
Charles B. Groff
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Ofers
Holstein Association
M. E. Kefauver
David Cramer
Walkersville
O. C. Warehime
George S. Rodock
J. Harry Grove
P. L. Hargett
P. Merle Hiteshew
Guy K. Motter
M. FE. Kefauver
Lee Ranneberger
Feagaville
Dr. R. V. Smith
Eugene
A. Grove
John T. Best
Harry B. Witter
New Colorings in Russia Leathers Sparks Interest
Readers note a brief mention of new colorings in Russia leathers described as very swell. The snippet highlights novelty and appeal without detailed techniques or sources. No dates or organizations appear in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Committee Assignments Listed for Livestock Club
Printing and Advertising Committee includes P. L. Hargett Eugene A. Grove and others. Race Machinery Farm and Garden and Household panels cover Best Ranneberger Hargett and Grove. Cattle Sheep and Poultry groups name Witter Hiteshew Cramer Warehime and others as listed in the official roster.
Baseball Scores and Local Scans From City and League Play
Baseball results show Chicago Athletics 5 to 4 over Chicago. New York beats St Louis 4 to 3 in 15 innings. Detroit defeats Boston 3 to 1. Cleveland upends Washington 9 to 6. National League scores Philadelphia 2 over Chicago 0 and Brooklyn 3 over Cincinnati 1. New York 9 over Pittsburgh 2 in first game and 5 to 1 in second. Boy Scouts complete a six and a half hour bicycle run from Washington to Braddock for a merit badge. Police Court fines include Adam Carbaugh and Charles Carbaugh two dollars and forty cents each for fighting. Clarence Johnson pays 2.54 for cursing. Three Misses take a trip from street to Pen-Mar and Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eague
Chicago
Athletics
Benz
Stan
Nabors
Haley
St. Louis
New York
St Louis
Cullop
Walters
Davenport
Hartley
Detroit
Boston
Mays
Thomas
Dause
Branage
Cleveland
Washington
Gallia
Williams
Bagby
de Berry
Philadelphia
Atteries
Vaughn
Wilton
Alexander
Killefer
Brooklyn
Cincinni
Pfeffer
Meyerschaz
Hulen
Pittsburgh
Anderson
Rariden
Jacobs
Fischer
Tesreau
McCarthy
Evans
W. Wagner
Ragan
Blackburn
Watson
Gonzales
Boy Scouts of
H. L. Taylor
Dudley Pare
Braddock
Alfred Wenzel
Guy Keeton
Phil Hardie
Julian Mutler
Craig Walton
Hinckson Edwards
Walton Northinger
Knut Nilsson
Irving Malorey
William Lineback
Allen Greenstreet
Adam
Charles Carbaugh
August T. Brast
Clarence Johnson
Frederick Men Bring Detroit Cars In Record Run
Three local autoists delivered three new machines from Detroit to Frederick covering 564 miles in 32 hours actual running time. J D Conerd Jr Edgar B Weller and Frank A Doll drove the Paige touring car and two Dodge roadsters for Mountain City Garage. They inspected the Dodge and Paige plants in Detroit, praising the complete operation and noting 350 cars produced daily with 1 hour 25 minutes to complete one. The journey began Friday traveling through Toledo Cleveland Pittsburgh to Bedford City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Detroit
Paige
Dodge
Mountain City
J. D. Conerd Jr
Edgar 8. Weller
Frank A. Doll
Toledo
Cleveland
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Bedford City
Report of the Condition of Franklin Savings Bank of Frederick
The September 12 1916 condition shows loans and discounts 82557 18 overdrafts 412 31 stocks 102035 00 bank building 10000 06 mortgages 222508222 92 and other items totaling 727999 95 liabilities include deposits 433 09 etc with state official Geo W Heinlein sworn to the statement on September 19 1916 by notary Chas B T Hendrickson and directors Harvey In Lease and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Savings Bank OF
Frederick
Maryland
Wee Ares Tee
Bankin House
Turem
Tee Ees Eeeees
Eee
State of
Frederick Sa
Geo. W. Neinlein
W. Heinlein
Chas
B. T. Hendrickeon
U. S
T Mall
Tintin
CoR T Br ief s From Easton Shore Series Test
Chamboreburg won the fifth game of the series on the Easton shore pushing the Salttebury club to four wins in five. The match was to close the season but interest keeps them playing with another game planned tomorrow and possibly Milford, Del. Tris Speaker leads batting in the league with Connie Mack reportedly seeking Al Ehinling before month end. Lee Myers and Myers played in the latest game, with Cobb far behind in batting race. New York’s NL streak extends to fourteen. Giants eye last season’s record. A Portland, Maine pitcher Norman Pitt drafted by St Louis Americans. Hank Knauer suffers possible appendicitis. Yale football show promises from Harry LeGore. Y M C A football team forming with captain Robert Leichert and manager Harling Sponseller scheduling games with multiple colleges and clubs. The squad’s first practice set for tomorrow. game with high school slated for Saturday September 30. City trip completed by Sunday night without trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamboreburg
Easton Shore
Salttebury
Milford
Del
Horsey
The
Maroons
Connie Mack
al Ehinling
eTta Ff
Yeateelly
Myers
Lee Myer
Tex
Lee
Wee
Robert Leichert
Harling Sponseller
Sponseller
Western Maryland College
Carl’s School
Hagerstown
St. James’ College
Rockhill College
Baltmore
All Farm Buildings Burned In Howard County Farm Fire
A fire at William F. Myerly’s Simpsonville farm, Howard County, destroyed the barn, barrack, corn house, stable, 850 bushels of wheat, 30 tons of hay, grain, fertilizers, and farming implements. The home and live stock were saved as wind shifted. Sparks from a threshing engine caused the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Myerly
Simpsonville
Howard County
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Frederick County Agricultural
H. M. Cramer
P. M. Hitcshew
H. B. Witter
Guy K. Mot
Linc
Hoan
Jes Lig
M. Shaw
Eternal Treasury
Harris & Oe
Washington, D.C
Frederick Armory
Secretary of the Treasury
Leslie M. Shaw
J. J. France
U.S. Senate
F. N. Zihlman
Moose Band
the Clube
W.L. W. Lbc
Brookln
Pittabrg
Philada
St.Louis
N.york
Cincinti
Minnie Zimmerman
Margaret Shipley
Mamie Cramer
Pen-Mar
Mountain City Garage
Henry M. Gittix
A. J. Fromke
Harvey
Tris Speaker
Cobb
Speaker
Giants
Norman Pitt
Portland, Mine
Anotther
St. Louisa
Hank Knauer
Yale
Harry LeGore
Harry
Frederick, In
Reece
Mickels
Gan
State of Maryland
County of Frederick
Hammond Clary
A. Leroy McCardell
R. S. J. Dutrow
J. J. Bielpeld
Casper E. Cline
Walter
Boston Transcript
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Warket Sts
Opera House
Manhattan Players
Dayton & Andrews
Jia
Sheffield Plate
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
the News
Frederick, MD
MR. Voter
Lyman Abbott
Jesus
John the Baptist
John
Man
Adverty
Empire
Mollie King
Arthur Ashley
Miss King
Mr. Ashley
Ric
Mary
Edwin August
Brooks
Asheville
North Carolina
L. V. Jefferson
Peee
Beatrice Fairfax
Beatrice Pairfay
Grace Darling
Harry Fox
Charlie Chaplin
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