First great Gre to New York City and Drake's death
In American History entries note 170 First great Gre to New York City with 500 buildings along the Hudson to the west side district. 1920 poet Joseph Rodman Drake died, born 1706. 1911 Canada rejected reciprocity with the United States by popular vote. Astronomical events list Mercury Jupiter Venus Mars morning star Saturn with conjunctions around 498 a.m. and 10:27 p.m.
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New York City
Hudson
West Side
Joseph Rodman Drake
Canada
United States
New Advertisements Today No 9192 Equity Geo Stocksdale Solr
The page lists multiple small ads including buyers sellers and services. Entries mention Schuoler's Bakery Reese Williams beautify teeth Knox Hats Dyer and Cleaners Hagerstown The New Buffalo Cook Wanted 103 Record St public sale Geo W Best Boy Wanted Mrs H Etchison Pin Lost For Rent 307 Madison St Wanted Wm A Cramer For Sale 112 W Patrick St Room for Rent 127 W Church St For Rent 589 W Night The Empire The Marvel City Opera House.
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Equity
L. Stocksdale
Schuoler’s
Dea Reese
L. Willams
Knox Hats
Rosenour & Sons Dyerg and Cleaners
H. Schmidt
M. T. Engle
Hagerstown
New Buffalo
M. T. Engie
Cook
Geo. W. Best
F. E. Brengle
H. Etchison
A .C. Cartin
Church St
Madison St
W. Yvonight
The
Empire Announcement
City Opera House
Among the Sick Ida Smith Returns from Washington
Misa Ida Smith fell ill on her return from a Washington visit and was taken to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Mar man on South Market street. She is doing as well as can be expected under the circumstances.
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Misa Ida Smith
Washington
Harry C. Marman
South Market Street
Rosenour in Elevator Fall Improves Quickly
Abe Rosenour, who escaped serious injury after a fall and being caught in the elevator at Rosenour's store on North Market Street, is reported improving. He sat up on Sunday and today and was found not to have internal injuries though he bears several bruises.
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Abe Rosenour
Rosenour
North Market Street
Motorcyclist Narrow Escape After Horse Collision
A motorcyclist escaping injury collided with a horse driven by Ed ward Lease’s team on North Market street pike yesterday. The rider was thrown, the bike damaged, but he walked the bike into Frederick. The report also notes a school gathering hosted by Grace Hummelbaugh for about thirty five beginners at United Brethren Sunday school, games and refreshments included.
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North Market Street
Edward Lease
Frederick
Mias Grace Hummelbaugh
Iuperintendent
Excursion crowds split for Washington and Baltimore trips
An excursion over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad carried 174 travelers yesterday. Of these 148 went to Washington and 26 to Baltimore, with nearly a hundred coming to this city from Baltimore. A meeting of the Barbara Fritchie Memorial Association is planned for tonight at 7:20 in the M. C. E. auditors.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Washington
Baltimore
Barbara Fritchie
Wissler couple recounts war experiences in Europe
Rev. and Mrs. Harry W. Wissler of Carlisle describe a month in war torn Europe visiting relatives in Frederick and Thurmont. They recall a Zeppelin following their train, scarce goods, closed schools and nurses trained for wounded soldiers, and passage home aboard the Potsdam amid icebergs and war ships.
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Europe
Harry W. Wissler
Carlisle
Frederick
Thurmond
Wissler
Germany
Mr. Winsler
C. A. Wissler
Thuremont
Rev
Wisster
Holland
Rhine
Wheat price hits 1.08 at Mountain City Mila
The market quotes new wheat at 1.08 pounds today, the highest since a recent drought drop, marking a three cent advance over Saturday’s price. The report also recalls the 1824 founding of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in England by Mr. Martin M. P.
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Mila
Society For the Prevention of
England
Martin
M. P
Teachers' Salaries Up In Frederick County Schools
The Frederick County School Board meets this afternoon to discuss increases in teachers pay as mandated by the last legislature. The cost to implement raises ranges from six to seven thousand dollars and hinges on whether the County Commissioners grant an extra levy. If the funds aren’t available, special steps may be needed. Confirmed appointments include William E. Hauver and Edward Doub at Middletown High School. Lewis A. Rice Thurmont. Ruth Poffenberger Good Intent. Mary Slagle Petersville. Mr. Moss Sugar Loaf. Miss Cochran Union. Mr. Toyer New Market for a colored school.
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Frederick County
William E. Hauver
Edward Doub
Middletown High School
Lewis A. Rice
Thurmont
Ruth Poffenberger
Good Intent School
Mary Slagle
Petersville
Moss
Sugar Loaf School
Miss Cochran
Union School
Toyer
Colored
New Market School
NO. H. S. AT EMMITSBURG Pupils To Go To School at Thurmont
Frederick County School Board votes to abandon Emmitsburg High School and convert it to a grammar school eight grades. Ninth and tenth graders, few in number, will be sent to Thurmont High School. Fifth county high school closed under centralization. others were Walkerville Myereville Jefferson and Adamstown. Transportation to nearest accredited high schools.
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Thurmont
Frederick County
Emmitsburg
Walketaville
Myereville
Jefferson
Adamstown
Funeral for Margaret M. Burch In Baltimore
The burial of Margaret M. Burch who died in Baltimore occurred this morning after the B and O train arrival. Rev A S G Rupp led the services at the grave with Thomas P Rice as funeral director. She formerly lived here and was at the Louis Orphan Home. Surviving are a sister Miss Fannie Burch and a brother in Dickerson Md. She was 24 years old. The Circuit Court today hears the case of George T Kohlenberg of Adamstown against A K Williams and son of Jam sville for breach of contract and sale of a carload of wheat valued at $600. State Roads Commission and area threshermen arguments concluded Saturday. decision anticipated late this week or early next.
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Margaret M. Burch
Baltimore
G. Rupp
Thomas P. Rice
Miss Burch
Louis Orphan Home
Washington
A. R. Yeakle
Fannie Burch
Dickerson
George T. Kohlenberg
Adamstown
A. K. Williams
Jjamsville
State Roads Commission
Freight Conductor Hurt In Railroad Accident
William T. Haller a freight conductor for Baltimore and Ohio Railway was badly injured Sunday when a freight car backed into a Y at University Station Washington. He is at Casualty Hospital with a crushed spine shoulder and hip. Mrs. Haller and son Joseph went to be at his bedside. Also noted are Rev. Edward T. Helfenstein resigning Trinity Church Ten Hills and transfer of the Dean property sale in Frederick to William H Leichert, plus an estate transfer to The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Authorities have yet to explain the crash.
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William T. Haller
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
University Station
Washington
Haller
E. T. Helfenstein
Edward T. Helfenstein
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church
Ten Hills
Catonsville
Trinity Church
J. George Carl
St. James' Protestant Church
Irvington
Local Menu Ad Promotes Pure Food at Blue Ribbon Grocery
A brief local notice urges school children to have clean, pure food and promotes Blue Ribbon Grocery with the phone contact 1 for inquiries. The ad emphasizes wholesome options for youngsters and invites patrons to visit the store.
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Blue Ribbon Grocery
Diverse Local Notices and Ads in a 19th Century Ledger
A collage of farm acreage listings and rental offers, names of agents, and vendor notices. It includes references to farm sizes from 50 to 350 acres, local cleaners, a French dry cleaning claim, a crab feast advertisement, a real estate agent, tax payment discount, market stall sale notice, and help-wanted for youths. Also mentions health remedy logistics and a drugstore ad touting prompt delivery and complete stock.
Citizens National Bank Report of Condition Frederick Md 1914
Balance sheet for Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland dated September 16 1914 shows assets of 4 104 034 65 and liabilities of 4 104 034 55. Cash balances loans and discounts total reserves and deposits to reflect bank state with notes and bonds and trust company relations. Notary public verifies oath by cashier W G Zimmerman and list of directors. Real estate loans insurance and ads follow.
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Blate
Pri
Ivserve
Axgecnta
Heserve Citlen
Heserve Citlen Veces BR TG 4St EE In Other Reveverse Citlow
Mlomir Ca
Nickola
Tivaser Bank
Busby Legal - Lender
Viccsese
U. S
Hank Nuies
Heserve
United States
State of
Maryland
County of
Frederick
Wr. G. Zimmerman
New Autumn Goods At Express Department Store
John D. Hendrickson announces a busy Express with new autumn stocks for all departments including Christmas handkerchiefs. Exclusive novelties selling quickly feature Armenian handmade creations, Madeira handkerchiefs, colored novelties, new fabrics and trimmings. Crepe Exypila, Crepe de Chine, satin, taffeta, mercerized fabrics, and Hengalines showcased. New satin at 150 dollars in colors like Pigeon Blue and Burgundy. Ladies neckwear counters display linen collars, collars and cuff sets, and Kayser gloves.
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Dreas
New Silk and Wool Dress Goods At Neidig Miller
J D Hendrickson and Neidig Miller advertise a display of new fall fabrics in silk and wool dress goods. Highlights include Roman and Bulgarian stripe silks, Silka fabrics, and new ladies neckwear and ribbons. Window display emphasizes daily additions and attractive prices.
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New York
Real estate listings from Clary and Grayson in Frederick Md
Real estate agents advertise farms near Mt Pleasant Fred and New Market plus city properties. Listings include 127 acres near Myeraville 43 per acre 200 acres near electric railroad and 100 acres on State Road with improvements, 42 acres near Frederick, possession with crops. Offices listed at People's Insurance Building Court and Church Streets and Pythian Castle Building Frederick Md.
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Mt. Pleasant
Fred
New Market
Myeraville
State Road
Frederick
Tno
People's Insurance
Church Sta
City
Frederick State Road
Walkers
Tet Ua
Albaugi & Harrington
N. Market St
Farm Properties and Hats ad in Frederick area
Miscellaneous notices advertise a line of Panama and white hats reduced at Mantz 16 South Market Street. Also listed are several farms for sale near Frederick and surrounding towns, ranging from 30 to 163 acres, with locations including Walkersville Feagaville Creagerstown Woodsburg Thurmont and Creagerstown. Some entries mention proximity to Lewistown and Frederick with varying acreage and improvements.
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Harry G. Tritapoe
Frederick
Walkersville
Feagaville
Lewintown
Creageratown
Woodsburg
Arre
Creagerstown
Thurmont
Real estate listings in Frederick county Maryland area
A dense OCR page advertises numerous farms and modern homes for sale near Frederick, Walkersville, Woodsboro, Mt. Airy, Adamstown, and Liberty towns. It lists hundreds of acreages with distances from Frederick and nearby towns, plus contact lines for T. Hickman and Grayson H. Staley Real Estate. Includes offers on building lots, payment plans, and farm loans.
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Haliroad Station
Doube
Stote
Point of Rocka
Frederick County
Washington
Pat. & T. Hickman
Doubs
Teleghves Freserick
Grayson H. Staley
Frederick
Actow
Frederiél
Adm
Fredert
Frederi
Wwalkoraville
Walkersville
Libartytown
Wall Acres
Barnesville
Ontgomery County
Sucres
Gerem
Adamstown
Bartholows
Lewistown
Union Brign
Mt. Airy
Electric Road
Woodsboro
Sruseek
Crea
Reierie Eead Acres
Fredeciel
Fetersville
Monrovie
Yellow Springs
Actonntar Key-Mar
Ox Fibre Brush Works Sees Record Business Rush
Frederick reports Ox Fibre Brush Works at peak activity with all machines running and employees working three extra nights a week. Manager Crawford cites highest monthly business in factory history as orders flood in, signaling local industrial strength amid broader wartime uncertainty.
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Frederick
Aly
Crawford
Juntax
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Cumberland
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Fritchie
Zeppelin
Nurenburg
Rotterdam
Piot
English
Atlantic
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NO. H. S
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Howard M. Jones
Baltimore and Ohio R. R
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York City
J. H. Schmidt
W.N. Jolliffe
West Church St
Bradley T. Nicodemus
City Register
J. Henry Schmidt
OX Fibre Brush Company
Pearre'’S Pharmacy
Pearre's
Market St
Citizens’ National Bank
Citizens National Bank OF
Freserick
Marylend
Sig Celuwg
Total
G. Zimmerman
Loroy McCardrea
Notary Fuoiia
Thomas H. Hallem
D. Be, Kefauver
P. L. Hargestt
Markwood D. Harp
John D. Hendrickson
Express
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
John N. Clary
Real Estate and Loans
F. G. Thomas & Bon
West Patrick
Grayson 'S
Mercer
Pythian Castle Building
Frederick, Md
Albauge
Harrington
Cummer Millinery
Panama
T. Hickman
Doubs, MD
Cline
M. L. Etchison
B. Cline
Sterna
Citizens’ National Book
Braddock New
P. Rice
Thomas P. Rio
Norti Market Street
LeGore
Monrovia
Frederica
Yellow Te
Yellow
Hyattstows
Hew Midway
Mearevie
Lodge
Black
Mt. Pieasant
E AL Butding
R Wreserich
Mary Jane
Geo. L. Cramer
Prederi
OX Fibre
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