Open Seasons in Maryland Frederick County Hunters Guide
A Farmers Bulletin from the U S Department of Agriculture informs sportsmen about hunting seasons and laws in Maryland with emphasis on Frederick County Open deer rabbit and squirrel seasons run November 10 to December 25 quail ruffed grouse wild turkey imported pheasant woodcock and dove August 1 to September 30 in Frederick County The bulletin notes Sunday and election day hunting bans and outlines state limits on daily game take and export rules including provisions for big game in Maryland and captivity raised species. It mentions New Zealand sheep production and export figures as a comparative aside.
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Frederick County
David J. Lewis
Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
Maryland
United States
Arkansas
Missouri
West Virginia
Wyoming
Union
Washington County Farmers in Trouble
Washington county faces a corn shortage as fields lie down after a wind, sparking a labor crisis. The Hagerstown Board of Trade seeks workers with pay from 1.50 to 2.50 per day plus board, while Frederick County reports similar woes. Some farmers expect yields from 50 to 100 bushels per acre amid the harvest disruption. The Commercial State Bank launches an “Instruction Course in Savings” using window cards bearing presidents’ portraits and their quotes on saving, to be illuminated nightly with daily changes.
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Washington County
Hagerstown
Commercial State Bank
United States
Washington
Wilson
Baseball Scores Feature Doubleheaders Across Leagues
In Philadelphia Detroit split as Athletics batters toppled Detroit 13 in game one while Batteries Dubuc Stanage Wyckoff McAvoy. Boston Cleveland split with Cleveland winning 7 to 3 in game two as Jones O Neill Leonard Carrigan led Boston. New York St Louis game results show 4 2 in favor of New York in game one and 3 1 for St Louis in game two with matched batteries Tillman Severeid Russell Alexander and McCabe Rud Fisher Krueger. Washington edged Chicago 2 0 with Benz Schalk Gallia Henry. Standings list Boston 95 45 679 N York 63 78 417 Detroit 93 51 646 St Louis 61 82 427 Chicago 82 61 572 Cleveland 54 89 378 Washington 79 61 561 Athletic 40 100 226.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Athletics
Dubuc
Stanage
Wyckoff
McAvoy
Boston
Cleveland
Jones
O'Neill
Leonard
Carrigan
Balles
Mitchel
O'Neiil
Foster
Ady
New York
St. Louis
McCabe
Rud
Fisher
Krurer
Tillman
Severeidusell
Alexander
Washington
Chicago
Benz
Schalk
Gallia
Henry
N.york
St-Louis
Clevelnd
Washin
Athletic
Standings and results from Pittsburgh Brooklyn and Chicago New York games
In Pittsburgh Brooklyn first game Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 2 with Rucker Miller Cooper Slattery Gibson as batters. Second game Chicago New York 3 1 Brooklyn notes Chin Chenes McCarty Ibson. Standings show Philadelphia 81 59 57 and Cincinnati 67 74 47. Boston 76 65 53 St Louis 69 77 48 Brooklyn 76 65 53 Chicago 65 74 4 Pittsburgh 70 77 47 New York 65.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Rucker
Miller
Cooper
Slattery
Gibson
Chenes
McCarty
Ibson
Chicago
New York
Benton, Rocher
Lavender
Bresnahan
W.L. Pca Wol. EG. Philada
Cincinti
Boston
St.Louis
Brookln
Pittsbrg
N.york
Federal League scores reveal varied results across cities
In St Louis Baltimore games St Louis won 4 to 2 while 2nd game ended 8 to 4. Kansas City beat Brooklyn 8 to 2 in the first game and Brooklyn won 3 to 2 in the second. Pittsburgh shut out Buffalo 7 to 0. Chicago and Newark tied 4 to 4 after darkness. Standings list Kan City 74 8, Chicago 73 63, Buffalo 73 66, St Louis 79 65, Brooklyn 69 77, Newark 73 66, Baltimore 96 319.
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St. Louis
Baltimore
St Louis
Conley
Russell
Nenport
Hartley
Leclair
Owensdall
Chapman
Kansas
Brown
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
Anderson
Blair
Barger
Berry
Chicago
Newark
Eulbach
Huha
Prendergast
Wilson
WL. Pca
PC. Fittsbre
Kan
Expense Accounts Filed in Recent Primary Election
Expense accounts filed in the Clerk’s office include Newton Thomas for Register of Wills 55.97 David McWhip for Orphans Court 4930 CC J Angie berger for County Commissioner 64.04 Millard F Perry for House of Delegates 34 Thomas Waugh for County Commissioner 53.95 Edward A Gittinger for delegate to State Convention 0.05 Candidates have 30 days from primary date to file accounts while political agents and treasurers have 20 days. Rio de Janeiro harbor reportedly has 59 tallies of anchorage and is described as the nest in the world.
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Newton Thomas
Register of Wills
David McWhip
Orphans’ Court
CC. J. Angieberger
Millard F. Perry
House of Delegates
Thomas Waugh
Edward A. Gittinger
Death notices for Daniel F Feigley and Mrs James Hiteshew
Death of Daniel F Feigley formerly of Frederick occurred at Ganthersburg with funeral set for Mt Ole cemetery at 11 Saturday. Feigley, born 1861 in Hagerstown, leaves widow, two brothers, two sisters and other relatives. Mrs James M Hiteshew, Cumberland, age 73, veteran’s widow, dies after lingering illness. survived by 18 grandchildren, 9 great grandchildren, two sons and two daughters.
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Daniel F. Feigley
Daniel F Feigley
Frederick
Charles £. Koontz
Ganthersburg
Mr. Feigley
Rockville
Mr. Koontz
Hagerstown
Charles
Adelina Feigley
R. F
Byron Feigley
Ellicott City
James McCarthy
Edward Goldsborough
Baltimore
Mt. Ole
A. G. Carlisle
Gaithersburg
James M. Hiteshew
James M Hiteshew
Cumberland
Hiteshew
Funeral notices for Mines Thompson Morrison in Frederick
The schedule records three funeral services. Mrs. EHnor W. Mines was buried at Mt. Olivet after a home service led by Rev. Louis H. Ewald. Mildred Thompson’s service followed at her mother’s residence with pallbearers and flower girls named. Irene Sifford Morrison’s body arrived from Baltimore for burial at Mt. Olivet with Rev. L. H. Ewald presiding.
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Ehnor W. Mines
Louis H. Ewald
All Saints Episcopal Church
N. G. Shaffer
William B. Fout
Richard Potts
William Anderson
P. Samuel Notnagle
Michael Kniil
Mt. Olivet
C. E. Cline
Mildred Thompson
L .¢. Derr
West Second Street
Father Collins
Roberta Kennedy
Gertrude Poole
Anna Poole
Vera Marino
Pauline Rothenhoefer
Gertrude Murray
Irene Sifford Morrison
J. Frank Morrison
Baltimore
Frederick
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
L. H. Ewald
C. Carty
Rev Wilson Transferred by Mars land Classis
At a special meeting of the Mars land Classis of the Reformed church the pastoral relation of Rev J N Wilson of the Brunswick charge was dissolved and he was dismissed to the Somerset Classis of the Pittsburgh Synod where he accepted a call. A committee to supply the Brunswick charge was appointed led by Rev George A Snyder with W S Bernard and Elder J Charies Keller. Meeting presided by Rev Henri L G Kieffer. Triesie is a center of the meer schaum pipe industry.
Democrats Meet to Adopt Platform at Batimore Convention
Delegates from Frederick County and across the state gather at the Biltmore to adopt the party platform and nominate Emerson Thurington for Governor, Albert Ritchie for Attorney General, and Hueh Wo Wokaten for Comptroller. The convention at the Academy of Music plans economy and efficiency measures, a state budget system, and a conservation commission.
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Frederick County
Biltmore
Emerson
Thurington
Albert Ritchie Torttorney
Hueh Wo Wokaten
Academy of Musi
Godders and vaudeville at local theatres tonight
An evening program features The God ders a three part Vitagraph, Anita Stewart and Earle Williams lead in the photoplay. The Heavy Millions part of the program adds a three reel showcase. Vaudeville includes Peace and Termini and Demon de, Dinsmore and Dixie with humor and song. Marvel Theatre offers Their Hour, The Sin of Olga Brandt, and The House on E Street. Blanche Sweet tops Empire with Stolen Goods, The Question of Honor also shown. City Opera House presents Bringing Up Father the three act comedy directed by Gus Hill with moments from McManus cartoons and a strong cast.
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Opera House
the Godders
Anita Stewart
Earle Willams
Astle
Vitagraph
Marvel
Marvel Theatre
Cleo Madison
Joe King
Olga Brandt
Pauline Bush
Stuart Holmes
Blanche Sweet
Empire
Empire Today
Miss Sweet
Vivian Rich
Father
City Opera House
Gus Hill
George McManus
Republicans Tomorrow Hear Platform Endorsing Wilson
The article notes a Republican State Convention set for tomorrow in Ford's Theatre Baltimore to ratify nominations of O. E. Weller for Governor Robert F. Duer for Comptroller and Albert A. Doub for Attorney General. The platform supports conservation efforts with state agencies and endorses President Wilson's international conduct during World War I.
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Wilson
Ford
Baltimore
O. E. Weller
Robert F. Duer
Aibert A. Doub
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New Zealand
Hagerstown Trade Board
Ledovere
National League
Federal League
Rio de Janeiro
Fred'k
Triesie
Meerschaum Pipe Industry
Commission
Batmore
Fraderick Representou
John W. Null
Washuff
James M. Smith
John D Nalt
Claude A. Stottlemyer
Juli Jiershberger
E. Baughman
A. M. Wood
William J. Grove
B.C. Perry
C. H. Eckstein
Alfred W. Gaver
Roy E Leatherman
Leonard Barrick
Jacob M. Newman
Tf Dorsey Etchison
Sterling Gail
Edward MH. Rowe
Blair Lee
Baker
Joseph D. Baker
Frank Johnson Goodnow
Johns Hopkins University
World Authority Upon
China
Howell Griswold, Jr
William* Milnes’ Maloy
Lee
Public Service Commission
Crothers
Harrington
Greenawalt
Ene
Franklin Savings Bank
Aryland
Eptember
Geo. W. Heinlein
Thomas A
Oyster Navy
Samuel C. Thomas
J. J. Bielfeld
H. Dudrow
Eward Kepner
Spencer E. 6Tup
Char. T. Dudderar
G. F. Smith
Geo. W. Crum
J. Dutrow
Marion G. Michael
Edgar H. M'Bride
Casper
Cline
McCleery’s
I N. Market ST
Frederick, MD
the Empire
Paramount
Vivian Roe
Monrovia
State Road
Dickerson Station
Graceham
John N. Clary
West Patrick Street
New City Hotel
Frederick Loan CO
Market St
Helfenstein & 6N
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