Pioneers and sieges mark September history of 1820 1915
Daniel Boone, Kentucky founder and Missouri death in 1820 born 1735 in Pennsylvania is noted alongside Clara Mundt German writer who died born 1814. 1914 German siege of Antwerp and 1915 Hill 70 near Lens recaptured by Germans as Allies push western drive. Astronomical events include morning planets Mercury Venus Mars and evening Jupiter Saturn with Auriga visible in early night sky.
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Daniel Boone
Kentucky
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Clara Mundt
Louisa Muehbach
Germany
Antwerp
Hill 70
Lens
Rice
P. m
Mercury
Venus
Mars
A. m
Jupiter
Saturn
Auriga
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY MR WATER PROHIBITION TIP TO THE WISE
A compact collage of notices and ads appears from Frederick, listing items from lost watch and travel fare to help wanted positions and sales. It includes references to the News Office in Baltimore, transit fare promotions, bank notices, and a public sale, with multiple street addresses and business names guiding readers to opportunities and services.
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Water
Wininger
News Office
Baltimore
Balto- Fred’k. Transit" Co
Wasert P. R. RR
Market St
N. Market St
Solt’s
A. C. Carlin
H. Lea Hanshew Empire
Foi Adezee
BtAr
Cena
Liberty
Rosenstock Bros. Bank
Fred'k- Town
Frederick Co. Nat. Bank Public Sale
J. C. Davis
Deaths of Catherine Sulser and Others
The article lists multiple obituaries from the Petersville and Middletown areas. Catherine Sulser, widow of Judge George P. Sulser, died of paralysis at 5:30 am near Petersville. funeral at St. Pauls Lutheran Jefferson. John A. C. Bowlus, aged 76, died at Middletown, with funeral at the Lutheran church there. Joseph E. Daly of Washington, D. C., died suddenly. survived by wife Emma Moffett and five children. Henry Bruce, enslaved servant of the Trundles, died aged about 90 in Buckeystown. funeral Wednesday at 1 pm with interment at Point of Rocks. Laura Johnson, a colored cook, died at 183 West All Saints Street. funeral Thursday at Asbury Church. Thomas P. Rice to handle funeral arrangements.
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Catherine Sulser
George P. Sulser
Petersville
William S
Charles H
George A
J. Edgar
Ida Mateny
Frederick
Emma Sulser
Edward Kinne
John A. C. Bowlus
Middletown
Middletown Valley
Lutheran Church
W. A. Hartman
Joseph E. Daly
Samuel Abrecht
South Market Street
Inlaw
H Street
N. W
Washington
D. C
Emma Moffett
Herman Foss
William
Harry
Marcus
Franklyn
Frank Collens
Baltimore
Henry Bruce
Buckeystown
Draper
Otho W. Trundle
Joseph H. Trundle
Point of Rocks
C. Carty
Laura Johnson
West All Saints Street
City Hotel
Hood Seminary
Isabel Carter
Philadelphia
Mary Scott
Ida Dorsey
Alex Johnson
Charlotte Brown
Flord Johnson
Harrisburg
Asbury Church
Order of Good Hope
Th.terment
Greenmount Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Funeral Outline for Mrs Amelia Ray at Harper's Ferry
The remains of Mrs Amelia Ray who died at her son Dr R M Ray's home west of the city were taken to Harper's Ferry West Virginia yesterday morning for interment in the local cemetery. Funeral director C C Carty.
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Amelia Ray
R. M. Ray
Harper's Ferry
W. Ve
C. C. Carty
Court Finds No Jurisdiction in Burgee Principal Case
The Maryland Court of Appeals unanimously holds the Circuit Court lacked jurisdiction to order reinstatement of Prof. Amon Burgee as Boys High School principal. The court says the State Superintendent of Schools, not the circuit court, should resolve such disputes under the 1916 Act. The decision cites precedents on administrative control and notes the matter involves school policy rather than purely legal questions. Also mentions successful cotton growing experiments by a North Carolina man in the canal zone.
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Board of County School Commissioners
Amon Burgee
Burgee
State Superintendent of Education
Leo Weinberg
Charles McC. Mathias
John 8. Newman
County Board of Education
Boys’ High School of
Frederick
State Board of Education
Court of Appeals
Schober
Cochrane
Wiley
Underwood
School Board
School Commissioners
Morris
Zantzinger
Manning
Breeding
Dyer
Dashiell
Ewe
Zantzmzer Va
Handsome Jewels Honored at Enoch Chapter Session
Enoch Chapter of the R A Masons held its fourth annual OcCadiah last evening marking the season’s opening after summer. Past High Priests received handsome gold jewels, a design matching previous years. A semi centennial celebration is planned for November 6 with a banquet and special observances.
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Enoch
R. A. Masons
Nenior
Fh. Sappington
J. J. Bleifeld
A. A. Radcliff
Enoch Chapter
Secretary Wilson Returns From Mountain Tour Meets Local Visitors
Secretary of Labor William B. Wilson and Mrs. Wilson with part of their family stopped for lunch at Frederick's New City Hotel before continuing to Washington. The party registered for the meal in a Wilton Six auto. Secretaries prior visit and Gompers stay referenced the local Red Men's celebration and hotel history.
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Mountains
William B. Wilson
Frederick
Samuel J. Gompers
American Federation of Labor
New City
Ride In Luxury Between Frederick And Baltimore
Local notice promotes the Paige touring car service run by Baltimore Frederick Transit Company with daily trips from Frederick City Hotel at 7 am to Baltimore by 9 am and return at 5 pm reaching Frederick by 7 pm, weather permitting delivery to homes in rain, winter top available, contact 244 for details. Public sale of household furniture scheduled for Saturday Sept 30 at Davis's Carriage Repository with cash terms. Sales include mahogany and oak furniture, Victrola, gas range, sewing machine, china, and more. Also notices of lectures by Rev W R Wedderspoon on Beside the Bonnie Briar Bush at Foundry M E church, admission 25 cents. various small ads and notices follow.
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Baltimore
Paige
Frederick
City Hotel
Howard and
Franklin Streets
Baltimore-Frederick Transit Company
R. Norwood
Davis
South Market Street
Clark Jewel
Singer
W. R. Wedderspoon
D. D
Foundry M. E
Washington, D. C
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dr. Wedderspoon
J. D. Hendrickson
L. E. Mullinisx
Frederick County Auto Display Set for Four Day Fair
The Frederick County Agricultural Society announces the four day auto show from October 17 to 20 with daily music by Yellow Springs Band and a Children’s Day on Tuesday. Tickets will cover all vehicles at fifty cents, a horse and carriage included, while under-12s enter free. Stock judging draws promising entrants, with repairs and improvements underway on grounds and new parking plans in place.
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Frederick Fair
Frederick County
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Delaware
District of Columbia
Warehime
Yellow Springs
Rive
Sparks
Baltimore
Frederick
Geo. W. F. Vernon
Save Your Tires With Re-Soling Service Ad
A local ad from American Auto Tire Co offers tire re-soling for worn treads. Frederick 30F31 invites readers to write or phone for a call, with Albert C. Palmer as the Maryland representative in Yellow Springs, Frederick County.
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Frederick
American Auto Tire Co
Albert C. Palmer
Yellow Springs
Frederick County
Mr Voter advertisement urges liquor regulation and tax support
Henry Watterson endorses laws regulating sale of intoxicants and dealer responsibility with a rational licensing system and restraint. He argues enforcement hinges on public sentiment, urging a vote against Prohibition and to keep Frederick County prosperous.
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Lawa
Balance Sheet of a Maryland Bank From 1926 Report
State of Maryland. J Way and G Zimimeripen agamilor of the bank swear the above statement is true. Assets include total liabilities of 4 622 831 80 with deposits totaling 3 556 . including demand deposits 996 642 25 and time deposits 2 950 009 31. Certified checks 687 46 and other items. Notary J Harry Kennedy swore to this on September 19 1926. Attest: Newman Hall er Baker.
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Bank
Benkers
Jn 21
State of Maryland
J. Way
Farms for Sale near Walkersville and Mt Atry
141 acres lime etone Walkersville 3100 157 acres on pike two Walkersville 100 ae acres 4 miles from Mt Atry sil acres miles from Mt Atry.
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Walkersville
Pike Two Walkersville
Mt. Atry
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TAR Daily News
Weathtr Forecket
United States Weather Bureau
Spapen Errhiyfe
Boys’ High School
Canal Zone
North Carolina
Secretary Wilson
Hotel
Doll Brothers
West Third Street
Potts & Griffix
Presbyterian Church
West Second Street
Frederick Lodge
Automobile Cab Service
Stauffer & Newcomer
Staffer
East Patrick St
A. A. Nicodents
City Register
MR. Voter
Henry Watterson
Frederick Co
Oo Advertisement
Citizens’ National Bank
OF the
Fredsiuck
U. & Bonds
UW. & Bonds
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Chicago
Et Loute
U. S
John
Newman
Thomas H. Haller
Baker
John D. Hendrickson
Hood
Literary Society
College
Neidig & Miller
White Goods
Devonshire
Automobile
THE
Winebrener Farm
Hansonville
East Church Street
Penn R Tl
John N. Clary
Fred
Thurmont
Urbana
Charlesville
Clarksburg
Germentown
Mt. Afry
New London
Mt Pleasant
McKaig
Pearl, Real Estate, Mortgage and Investment CO
W. Patrick Sr
Eugene H. Albaugh
Woodeboro
Ark
Montgomery County
Mt. Pleasant
Houge
Detour Pike
Creagerstown
Pike
Martinsburg
Hemington Typewriter Company
Eugene IL Albaugh
Albaugh & Harrington
Miles
Atry
Tere Re
Einen
Cma
Potts & Griffin
Court ST
Commercial Printing
the News Office
Acciont Insurance
Thomas Br.rice
Frederick, MD
Kunerag
North Market Street
Markwood D, Harp
Frederi Ihe Plains
Tru Farma
Sauw
Markwood D
Pythian Castle
Grayson H. Staley
Johneville
Bloomfield
Grayson HB. Staley
Royal Society
Tipe
Dar
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