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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1916

Page

4

Sentence Given in Frederick Carnival Thefts

The docket rapid disposition continues with Condon Bennett jailed a year for larceny of a suitcase and clothes belonging toGeorge Denny from a carnival company in Frederick. Grims and Anderson released after pleas of not guilty. Bennett’s lawyers argued insufficient evidence. Docket clearance expected by week’s end as other cases proceed to trial.

George Denny Carnival Frederick Condon Bennett Colo Ed House of Correction Urner Worthington Vandy Grim Anderson Anders Bennett Quinn Roderick Denny Edward S. Delaplaine Sherman P. Bowers Grim Johnny Smith James Seesecker Jarceny Maryland School For Ape W. Clinton McSherry Henry Hanson Maulsby Ira E. O'Bryan Near Reel's Mills Reno S. Harp

Ninth Robbery Hit Emmett Hardware Store in Hagerstown

The Emmett Hardware Company store in Hagerstown was robbed early yesterday through a rear window. About $30.90 in cash and various items including knives pistols robes stamps silverware were taken. One iron safe was opened but held no valuables. This marks the ninth robbery of the store, with other nearby shops also entered but yielding nothing of value.

Emmett Hardware Company Hagerstown Samuel M. Shafer and Shaffer Faber Company

Soldier Guy Phiceger Returns From Mexican Border

Word comes from Frederick that Guy Phiceger son of J F Phiceger of West Patrick Street has returned to Detroit from the Mexican border where he served with a Michigan regiment. Phiceger was once a member of Company A of this city.

Frederick Guy Phiceger J. F. Phiceger West Patrick Street Michigan Detroit Mr. Phiceger

Literary societies and club meetings noted at local schools

Articles report on Queen Esther Society of the Girl's High School, Alcott Literary Society, Key Literary Society, Maryland Girls' Club, and divisions of the BLL 1,8 with meetings, officers, and programs. Quarantine lifted for York County Fair allowing attendance, with expected impact on turnout. News closes with a fragment about warm peaches and a light editorial aside.

Maryland Girls’ Club East Church Street Anna Hull Margaret Barthlow Kitty Ross Edith Hagan Abraman Lettle Delphy York County Agricultural Society Pennsylvania York County

Pennsylvania Warns of Cabbage Worm Damage and Late Wheat Planting

The Pennsylvania State Department of Agriculture reports rising cabbage worm damage, prompting control efforts and spray recipes using arsenate of lead or stickiness enhancers. It also urges cautious wheat planting to avoid Hessian fly, recommending late September sowing and trap strips to curb early and spring broods.

Pennsylvania Department

Seed Bed Preparation Guides Vigorous Plant Growth

The text stresses early plowing and harrowing to prepare a moisture retaining seed bed. It warns that neglect leads to destruction of substantial funds and emphasizes timely cultivation to ensure vigorous growth. The discussion centers on state conditions and moisture retention practices for optimal germination and crop vigor.

Boy Dies of Tetanus After Leap Year Injuries

Ten year old Daniel Breck son of the Rev Dr and Mrs Breck formerly of Gettysburg died at home in Carlisle after tetanus developed following a compound arm fracture from a leap frog game last Saturday. A chaotic, fragmentary passage mentions Marcus Pott and Ruth Roberts in a melodramatic scene with threats and a wedding present.

Daniel AR. Breck Gettysburg Carlisle

Dynamite Under Home Fails to Destroy, Fire Flares

Somerset Pa September 23 defective dynamite fusing saved Samuel S. Smith a railroad foreman when three sticks on the back porch and two on a collar window failed to explode though caps blew and fire started. In Hagerstown Maryland William Taylor aged eighty three collapsed and died while cutting corn for David Durbin. Weather across Switzerland endured the heaviest rains in sixty years in June and July.

Bull Somerset Samuel Smith Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Stoyestown Road Hagerstown William Taylor David Durbin

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