Prohibition ticket controversy in Frederick County Sheriff race
Barry Winebrewer of Woodsboro disavows being a Prohibition candidate for Sheriff and says he was never consulted. Rev H C Keen explains his name was placed at convention, vacancy to be filled by the vacancies committee. Prohibitionists plan active campaign though not likely to win, aiming for a stronger showing than in years past. The issue draws mixed reactions from Anti-Saloon League leaders and reflects debate on liquor policy and legislative representation in Frederick County.
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M Keen
Prohibition Party
Keven
Wis Mon
Barry Winebrewer
Woodsboro
PromMeltion Party
Mr. Winebrewer
Rev
H. C. Keen
Sheriff
Winebrewer
Himself
Asa Watkins
Anti-Saloon League
League
Mr Keen
House of Delegates
Frederick County
Death notices and obituaries from Knoxville Maryland
Mrs. Mary Lowsa Weedon widow of Jefferson Weedon died at her daughter's home in Knoxville on Sunday September 19 at age 73 5 12. Funeral at St Joseph's Catholic church Carrolls Manor Wednesday at 10 30 am. Felix H Foster longtime Frederick county resident died in York hospital after a lingering illness aged 51. Mildred Annie Thompson aged ten died at home of her mother Mrs L C Derr. Funeral Thursday at 10 o'clock at Mt Olivet cemetery. Infant twin child of Harry G Phebus died yesterday and was buried at Mt Olivet cemetery. C E Aime funeral director. Bank of Commerce advertise Catarrh Cure with testimonial note.
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Mary Lowsa Weedon
Mary Jonitsa Weedon
Jefferson Weedon
Maggie Smallwood
Knoxville
J. Burns
Vernon A. Weedon
Washington, DC
James M. Weedon
Mountville
James Brown
Weverton
Felix H. Foster
Felix H. Foller
Frederick County
Gettysburg
York Hospital
Mr Folter
Emmitsburg
Sta E. Musselman
Helena Voller
Mildred Annie Thompson
L. C. Derr
J. A. Thompson
D Econd Street
Mace
Inver
Wheat
Mt Olivet
C. E. Aime
Geath
Harry G. Phebus
Underwriter praises Maryland State Fire Marshal role
The Baltimore Underwriter in its current issue argues the State Fire Marshal office is valuable, noting past and present marshals and their success against firebugs. It credits Fire Marshal G Ed Myers with strong results, calls for three more deputies, and explains funding from fire insurance licenses.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Sun
Hoile
Uris Journal
Mesars Hines, Talbot and Hasin
Maryland
Jackson
Price
Thomas J Ewell
Hye Magnet
Ewell
G. Ed Myers
the Sun
Social World Ent entertainer hosts party at 500 home
Misa Elizabeth Sheetenhelm entertained at her home near McKaig on Wednesday honoring Mrs. Nettie O’Keefe of Baltimore. Delicious refreshments were served. Attendees included Mrs. M. H. Nells, Miss Netta Hammond, Anna Hammond, Sara Burall, Nora Duvall, Marian Nelson Mesers, Marshall Burall, Roy Duvall, Dorsey Hammond, Irving Burall and Joe Hammond. Planning for Fair Dance to be held October 22 in the armory with a special orchestra led by Prof. Irving Riser. Buffet supper planned. committee includes T. B. Hayward, S Lewis Moter, W. Harry Haller, and E. B. Nicodemus.
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Misa Elizabeth Sheetenhelm
McKaig
Nettie O'Keefe
Baltimore
M. H. Nells
Netta Hammond
Anna Hammond
Sara Burall
Nora Duvall
Marian Nelson Mesers
Marshall Burall
Roy Duvall
Dorsey Hammond
Irving Burall
Joe Hammond
Frederick
Armory Building
Prof. Irving
T. B. Hayward
Lewis Moter
W. Harry Haller
E. B. Nicodemus
G A R Men Plan Trip to National Encampment
Ten Reynolds's Post No 2 G A R veterans in this city signaled plans to attend the Grand Army of the Republic national encampment in Washington next week. They will gather in Washington Wednesday morning for the parade led by General Palmer. Civil War veterans P M Bader Johan J White Eli Frost John H Fleischman Hezekish Young Thomas Crouse Charlies A Poole Thomas O'Brian Thomas Wachter and James E Duvall will attend.
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Reynolds
Grand Army of the Republic
Washington
Armory
Palmer
Bernold
P. M. Bader
Johan J White
Eli Frost
John H. Fleischman
Hezekish Young
Thomas Crouse
Charlies A Poole
Thomas O'Brian
Thomas Wachter
James E. Duvall
Frederick Cattle Well Clears Disease in Frederick County
A report to the State Live Stock Sanitary Board from assistant veterinarian A K Heagerty states that 148 head of dairy cattle in MW herds in Frederick county were found free from disease and kept in sound sanitary surroundings.
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Frederick
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
A K Heagerty
Frederick County
Painter New Cop Named At Special Aldermen Meeting
At a special meeting the Board of Aldermen approved bond for James P Painter named policeman replacing Charles Redmond who resigned. Odor from city sewers discussed with talk of arrests for connections to sewers. Six thousand gallons of asphalt to be placed on streets before the War and spread on main routes including West Fourth Street. Committee on claims to settle with Maryland Amiestra and Stone Co. for Court Square paving. Filling and drainage issues noted near Economy Silo plant. Fireman Ro Clare Cromwell bonded with Sponseller and Winebrewer as bondsmen. Jacob Rosenstock bondsman for Painter.
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Board of Aldermen
James P. Painted
Charles Redmond
Tad
Fourth Street
Frederick Reading
Fair Grounds
Patrick, Jefferson
Soul Street
Committee On Claims
Maryland Amiestra and Stone Company
Court Square
Alderman Shoemaker
Ro Clare Cromwell
Eugene Sponseller
E. J. Winebrewer
Jacob Rosenstock
Resident complains as West Fourth street dust festers
A West Fourth Street resident criticized city officials for not oiling the dusty street all summer. He said a streetcar of oil waited on a railroad siding, incurring 30 in demurrage, while residents suffered choking dust. The Board of Aldermen ordered another oiling tank and planned to complete the street oiling early in the season.
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West Fourth Stree
Fourth Street
Elm Street
Board of Aldermen
West Fourth Street
Deeds and marriages listed in county business notes
Real estate transfers include Willie V Wolfe and partners selling to Mountain City Garage Co for 10 dollars. Eliza Vansant sells county property for 1000 dollars. Linwood Payne and Daisy Fry wed. Lovettsville residents. Orphans Court inventories and estate sales filed for Whitmore Fogle and Culler estates. An accident leaves Roger Thompson with eye injury. treatment ongoing. Shipley and Moylan depart for Western Maryland College. Grain prices show wheat 1.02 and corn 7.80.
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Willie V. Wolfe
Mountain City Garage Co
City, Ho
Eliza R. Vansant
Annie M. Reisler
Linwood L. Payne
Daisy Fry
Lovettsville
Orphans’ Court
Glenn C. Whitmore
Michael W. Fogle
George C. Culler
Etchison Campaign Gains Unique Publicity Strategy
Frederick county figures report Etchison’s use of weekly letters to inform voters of his platform and track record. The piece highlights his long lead in the Democratic nomination, clash with county officials, and the shift toward newspaper driven campaigning as a new primary method.
Revered Valen tines Sermon Moves Frederick Readers
Rev Fr Valentine delivered a lengthy sermon at St John’s Church in Frederick last evening. His oration, praised for strength and clarity, argued that true Christian service stems from love and duty rather than fear, citing the parable of the Prodigal Son and urging conversion through heartfelt repentance.
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Valentine
ST. John’s
Frederick
St. John’s Church
Puta Valerie
Valeni
Rome
Vilentine
Rentiles
There’s A Reason booklet from There’s A Reason Company
Frank C. Grandin, secretary and manager, presents a deluxe booklet about plants producing Postum Grape Nuts and Post Toasties. W Post, founder of the Cereal Company, gathered artwork and crafts displayed within the Battle Creek facilities.
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Frank C. Grandin
There
W. Post
Battle Creek
Mich
Farm sale withdrawn near Hansonville on state road
The Edward Getzendanner farm, located on the Fmmityburg State road about one mile east of Hansonville, was withdrawn from public sale at the Court House. The listing had been offered by William C. Neldig and L. D. Getzendanner.
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Edward Getzendanner
Fmmityburg State Road
Hansonville
Court House
Willam C. Neldig
L. D. Getzendanner
Dances Planned After Evening at Junior Hall
Dance last evening directed by Prof Charles J Bovell of Washington drew large attendance in Junior Hall. Another dance is scheduled for next Monday evening.
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Charles J. Bovello
Washington
Kaiser's Son Injured in Auto Crash Near Amsterdam
Prince Joachim Algrecht of the Kak ere sixth set was injured in an auto accident while en route to the front. He escaped serious harm as the vehicle overturned and was demolished.
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Kaiser
Amsterdam
Prince Joachim Algrecht
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