Watered WecoLa-class matter September 7 at Postoffice
Subscribers to The Frederick News are asked to report nonreceiving papers to the office as every effort is made to ensure perfect service. The News is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Grocery McCardell's Ours.
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SHB
Fis
Eeyland
Frederick
Mew City
Buckey’s
Central
F. K. Schmidt’ Cigar
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman’ Ores
McCardell's
Ours
North Market Street
Second St
Madison St
West Second Street
Bath, &c
Doll Brothers
State Road
J. E. Beasman
Sykesville
East Third Street
J. D. Zimmerman
East Church St
Augudus
Telegraph Street
Siz Rooma
Garret Path
South Market Street
Frederick x
North Market
West Patrick Streets
Central Bullérog
County Fairs as Education for Farmers
County fairs and cattle shows are praised as major educational events for farmers, not just contests for prizes. The piece urges using tents and demonstration plots to teach scientific farming and practical fertilizer use, arguing fairs should function as extension schools for real results.
Virginia Goes Dry in Statewide Election Victory
Virginia voters approved prohibition by a large margin, surprising many and signaling a dry trend after neighboring West Virginia. The outcome follows West Virginia’s vote, underscoring a regional shift toward banning liquor.
Prohibition Campaign Gains Steam in Maryland
The article notes a vigorous Maryland campaign for statewide prohibition and cites nine states that already ban alcohol production and sale Maine Kansas Georgia Mississippi North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma Tennessee and West Virginia The piece predicts a nationwide wave as dry forces intensify and organize for the next legislative session and beyond
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Maine
Kansas
Georgia
Mississippi
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Tennessee
West Virginia
Frederick Men in Parade at Hagerstown Tonight
Nearly 350 men from Frederick depart at 5 this evening for Hagerstown for the Maryland Sunday School Association meeting. A parade led by J Frank Roessner will feature bands and 1 000 to 1 500 participants, with classes from Lutherans and Grace Reformed churches contributing.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Maryland Sunday School Association
Trinity Lutheran Church
Thomas M. Hare
Maryland Anti- Gatoon League
Itill
J. Frank Roessner
Markwood D. Harp
M. E. Sunday School
Grace Reformed Sunday School
Pythian Castle
Square
Cardinal Gibbons Completes Remarkable 20000 Mile Journey
Cardinal Gibbons arrives in Boston marking the completion of a travel run viewed as extraordinary for his age. By tomorrow he will have logged about 20,000 miles since May, underscoring his active, strenuous program. In Maryland foreclosures, private stockholders lose ownership of Maryland Agricultural College to the State after a bid of 19000 by State Treasurer Murray Vandiver.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Boston
Maryland
Maryland Agricultural College
Murray Vandiver
War events taught in county schools urged by Palmer
Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer endorses teaching war happenings in Europe in public schools. He urges teachers, except primary, to devote at least half a period daily to current war topics year round. He believes students need better geography and history familiarity and politics understanding through war news.
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G. Lloyd Palmer
Europe
Palme
Belleves
Uhey
Palmer
Visiting County Schools Officials Tour to Gather Enrollment Data
F. V. Haraiman and Miss Ella Kreig visit county schools to count pupils and collect statistics for the School Commissioners. Kreig will oversee classes by new teachers, assist on trips, and observe progress as year advances. Palmer supports a Frederick city truancy offer when compulsory education begins.
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F. V. Haraiman
Ella V. Kreig
School Commissioners Office
Karehman
Fountain and Liberty
Araby
Hapton
Flint Hill
Green Valley
Miss Krelg
Kreig
Visiting Brunswick Schools Leaders Visit Town
School Commissioner A W Nicode mus Jr and Superintendent G Lloyd Palmer left this morning for Brunswick to tour the local schools. Their visit aims to review facilities and educational programs during the day in Brunswick.
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A. W. Nicodemus, Jr
G. Lloyd Palmer
Brunswick
Town
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Frederick columns recount events from September 24 1804 including the election of John H Keasier as board president and KR Brown Henderson as clerk The Frederick College adds evening study hours from 7 20 to 9 causing student use A serious Telegraph street runaway injures Edgar Feaster and his mother with severe head lacerations and multiple fractures The Reformed Church of Middletown enlarges its cemetery by adjoining field north owned for years
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Tuer News
Board of Supervisors of Election
John H. Keasier
KR. Brown Henderson
Telegraph Street
Edgar Feaster
The
Reformed Church of Middletown
Apathy on Apathy Among Frederick Voters in Election
Frederick citizens are urged to register on the remaining two registration days in October to avoid being unable to vote in the November 2 election. Since the new statewide registration law requires full reregistration, only a small portion of voters in Frederick city have enrolled, while most have not.
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Frederick City
County
Awage
Telephone Company Suffers Storm Losses in County
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone company reported significant storm damage with many poles blown down mainly in the northern section. About 14 trunk lines were damaged and around 1300 telephones were out of operation, while city phones escaped major harm.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Birthday Greeting for Mr Harry Trilapor in City
Today marks the thirty second birthday of Mr Harry Trilapor a well known city figure in real estate loans and insurance He spent three years as a detective with Pinkerton and has just this week started a private detective business Many friends join the Newa in sending congratulations
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Harry . Trilapor
Trilapoc
Pinkerton
Trita- Tors
Newa
Maryland Eyes Dry Victory Across State Lines
Maryland dry workers celebrate Virginia’s Prohibition win and foresee spillover effects. Virginia’s dry majority surpasses expectations, boosting Maryland’s anti-saloon campaign and prompting talks of a state-wide vote. Frederick and surrounding districts debate saloon licensing, while leaders urge action before the next legislature and further federal ratification efforts. The report notes nearby states’ shifts and potential liquor industry relocation into Maryland.
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Maryland
Virginia
Frederick
West Virginia
Anti-Saloon League
Frederick County
Iquor
Pennsylvania
Ingery
Richmond
Congress
Tauet
Public sale notices of Frederick County real estate auctions
Public sale under mortgage power and a separate equity decree. Frederick County Maryland auction notices describe two parcels: a brick residence at 22 East Seventh Street with outbuildings and an adjacent vacant lot. and a Monocacy River tract of 105 acres 23 perches near Christ Ford bridge. Terms require cash deposit, staged payments, and conveyance at purchaser expense. Possession given at once.
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Willian KB Kildismoser
Dera
Franklin
Hank
Frederick
Frederick County
Fredrick
Maryland
East Seventh Abert
Improvement Land and Huilding Association of
Hank Rudlemoser
Dora B. Rude
John J. Davidson
Liber
H. W. OH
Wm. Kuddlemoser
Marlon OC
H.W. B
Willan
Seventh Street
Hannah Randall
Jielnlel
Beare
Circuit Court
J Nlan Thomas
Flora
Court House
Monocacy River
Christ Ford Bridge
Urbano
Frederic Unty
Jacob R. Kilne
Rebee
Kline
Mary ‘Thomas
Jacob D. Thomas
Edward A. Schriner
Adamstown
Vale
Charles C. Waters
D. Princeton Buckey
Harry C. Hull
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County Fairs Educational
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Hehiyrs
South
State Now
Diol.ate
Frederick College
Telephone Company
Slater State
Frederic
Wandsbury
Emmitsburg
Creererstown
Petersie
General Assembly
Emnitsburg
Charles L Kenn
Fablic Sales
Luther M. Bready
Walkersville
S. B. Worts
George. W. Best
Robert E. Cromwell
Xett
East Seventis Street
Welock
Red Cross
Lewis Rothenhoefer
WC. Liday
H. OL. Gaver
Meiers Steam Bakery
Fock Etrook Foust
Studebaker
H. BE. Haaa
Ap. Tply
NAT. Bank
Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
Sound ,Policy and Conserva
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Farmers’ & Mechanics” National Bank
Capital
Charles B. Trail
Prest
James H. Harris, W. Prest
C. Albert Gilson
Banking House
U. 8
Garrett
Pcgrange, JR
Central Trust Building
Emory C. Crum
John W Null
DouBs
Buckeystown
William C. Humm
F. Frederick, MD
Sourken L-Welty
John T. Lewis
East Church Street
People's Fire Insurance Building
Church and
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Apkizédémone
Eward Kepner
Aprédiy
Betsor
Hahn & Betson
Cramer & Stauffer
Real Estate and Loans
Bue and
Cramer
Stauffer
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Hor Ajeedes
Wm. A. Cramer
Walker A- Tillie
Schueler’s Bakery
West Third Stret
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G. Ed. Myers
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East Seventh St
Center Street
East Partick Street
Bath
Samuel Marino
Corner Market
Second Streets
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WM. Anderson
Repudiman
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Rykesville
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