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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1914

Page

3

Fast Football Team to Represent City in Openers

Frederick prepares a new city team to face Western Maryland College Westminster in the season opener. The squad features Walter Duvall and Harris plus ex college stars like Staley and Leichertz, with plans for coaching by Major D. John Markey and a captain to be chosen.

Frederick Western Maryland College Westminster Western Maryland Walter Duvall H. T. James, Jr Robert Leichertz Charles Staley Kelly” Harris Clinch Knock D. John Markey Mt. St. Mary's Rock Hill Blue Ridge

Gas Standards Conference In Maryland Discussed

James H. Enright of the Hagerstown and Frederick Railroad attended a Baltimore conference with Public Service Commission and gas company representatives. The key topic expected is an order setting gas standards in Maryland.

James H. Enright Hagerstown and Frederick Railroad Baltimore Public Service Commission Maryland

Chamberlain's Galle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad

An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Galle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It recalls advising soldiers enlisting for the Spanish war to take the remedy and promises it is essential for travelers and households, noting it is for sale by all dealers.

Report of Condition Frederick Trust Company 1914

Frederick Trust Company at Frederick Maryland presents a condition report as of September 127 1914. The document lists resources including loans and discounts overdrafts secured and unsecured and real estate owned. It shows capital stock surplus and undivided profits and details liabilities including deposits and notes payable. The treasurer Waldo Hedges swears to accuracy before Notary Chas B T Hendrickson on September 1 1914.

Frederick Trust Company Frederick Maryland Honda U.S Bankera and Trust Companies State of Hedges Chas B. T. Hendrickson

Emmitsburg Plans Boos ters' Festival for 1915

Emmitsburg looks ahead after Roosters' Week success. Citizens’ support praised as plans move forward for a similar event next year. A farmer’s day is planned with lecturers to organize a local farmers’ association based on department experiments and farmer interest.

Emmitsburg

Scouts Visit Middletown on Bicycle Trip

Frederick Boy Scouts traveled by bicycle to Middletown to witness a local celebration. Scoutmaster Harry W. Zeigter of Troop 1 led, with Assistant Scoutmaster Chas Mullican of Troop 3. Scouts Englebrecht, Roger Moser, Harold Miller, Philip Grove, John Miller, Chester Hamilton, Julian Easterday from Troop 3 joined, along with Spencer Zimmerman, Ignatius Kennedy, R. Shipey, Russell Stull, Robert Putman, Ernest Siupley, Allan Tracey from Troop 1 and Roger Dansberger, George Mullican, Paul Kennedy, Ralph Kine, H. Homer, A. Wildman, L. Alison. The group reported a very enjoyable time despite several punctures, Middletown reached in good time.

Frederick Middletown Harry W. Zeigter Chas, Mullican Scouts Englebrecht Roger W. Moser Harold Miller Philip Grove John Miller Chester Hamilton Julian Easterday Spencer Zimmerman Ignatius Kennedy R. Shipey Russell Stull Robert Putman Ernest Siupley Allan Tracey Roger Dansberger George Mullican Paul Kennedy Ralph Kine H. Homer A. Wildman L. Alison Middletown Moe

Fair Dance in Armory for Annual October Event

The Fair Ball committee plans the annual social at the New Armory with Braddock Heights Orchestra providing music. Major D. John Markey aides the effort to save the dance, with subscriptions mailed next week and invitations in early October. Committee includes H. Hanson Maulsby J Quynn Rodock James H. Gambrill and Mr Geerte Davis. Mr Davis unearthed a large iron rock on his Feagaville farm, suggesting more iron beneath. City Opera House to feature Bringins Up Father musical comedy next Monday. producer cited as Gun Hill.

D. John Markey Armory Braddock Heights H. Hanson Maulsby J. Quynn Rodock James H. Gambrill George McManus United States Cty City Opera House Bringins Up Mr. Gun Hill

Postal Banks See No Statewide Gain in Maryland

The Frederick postal savings deposits rise slowly amid statewide stagnation. Maryland ranks 41st among states with 95 426 dollars in postal savings, while private savings reach 103 million. National totals show New York leading with over 5.3 million and August deposits hit 4 million. Postmaster Birdy notes growing local popularity despite flat state gains. A hunter hawk and peach tree yields noted local curiosities.

Department of Post Office Maryland Postal Frederick City Uncle Sam Frederick Post Office Department B Bulletin New York W. C. Birdy Postal Savings Department

Kings New Life Pils Advertisement Cure for Ailments

Dizzy bitious and constipated readers are promised relief from a tonic that stimulates bile and purges wastes. The ad claims quick cures for depressed and dizzy states and bowel issues, touting a stomach and liver tonic with a general health boost.

Dr. Kings

Tri-City League to Meet as Batting Trophy Award Decided

Farm Agent Remsberg outlines how to claim the Reach company silver trophy for the league’s leading batter. Tri-City Baseball League President Baughman said a league meeting would be held soon to officially declare the recipient based on a review of final scorebooks. Morrrison leads Riggon by a slim margin, but figures will be finalized at the next gathering along with other important business and finances for next year.

Remsberg Rezigient Ting Actin Baughman Tri-City Baseball League League of Field Reach Company Martinsburgh Jack Morrison Riggon Cal. Baughman Morrison

Seed corn selection urged as harvests begin in Frederick County

County Farm Demonstrator B C Hemaberg urges farmers to harvest seed corn from the best stalks with a sack in the field and carry extra ears for next year. He cites a Minnesota governor proclamation and notes the crop is fair with sweet corn yield not matching stalk appearance. Many farmers already cut current year's crop across the county.

Frederick County B.C. Hemaberg Minnesota Remnaberg Thie

Regulatory Traffic Five-Wour Streets In Frederick

Frederick city traffic officers report anxious enforcement of a north south right of way on Market Street. Congestion from country teams and east west turns at Patrick Street is addressed with one way flow during heavy periods. Officers will strictly enforce the traffic law to ease the Square Comet bottleneck and curb improper movements.

Frederick Correr Square Market Street Weet Patrick Street

Fails To Find His Man In Frederick Detectives Seek Annen

Charles G Jones, registered at the New City Hotel, hunted in Philadelphia and Wilmington for forged check suspect Roger B Annan of Emmitsburg. Jones made several trips to Emmitsburg without success. Burns Detective Agency rep reportedly went to Taneytown where Annan has relatives who usually aid him. In Mexico the Richfield Mining Co preparing to begin operations in Sonom after temporary shutdown following war-related turmoil. Two watchmen report minimal damage to the Fox claim building. tools and supplies were taken.

Charles G. Jones New City Roger B. Annan Emmitsburg Philadelphia Wil Fington Frederick Annen Mr. Jones Annan Burns Detective Agency Taneytown Mexico Richfield Mining Company Sonom

Prohibitionist To Nominate At State Convention

County Prohibition party chairman Rev. H. C. Keen of Kemptown calls all county Prohibitionists to Baltimore for the State convention at Cathedral and Srratosa streets on Thursday Sept 24. The meeting starts at 4 PM with a ticket in the field and a mass meeting at 8 PM featuring Edward W. Mills Finley C. Hendrickson and others. Frederick county aims to send a strong delegation.

Prohibition Party H. C. Keen Kemptown Baltimore Cathedral and Srratosa Streets Edward W. Mills Finley C. Hendrickson Frederick County

Doctors edge Hotel Men in tight series game two

In a close two out of three series, the Doctors defeated the Hotel Men to even the matchup at one win each. Lineup features Doctura Foaga c Thomas 1b Harris 2b Kepler 3b Zeigler lf Hogarth 2b Lense p Thomin cf Kerr jf. Also notes cucumber harvests with extraordinarily large fruits and local travel plans for Mr Summers and a public property possession slated for October 1 by the city for new scales at All Saints and Bentry streets.

Doctors Doctura Foaga Thomas Harris Kepler Zeigler Hogarth Lense B. C. Thomin Kerr Lynn Ireh Grove Bly Bel Lipps Wobner Dorr Crouse Daley H. Grove Lawcen P. Summers Near Harmony

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