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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1916

Page

3

Poultry Exhibit at Frederick Fair Offers Special Premiums

The Frederick Fair poultry show expands with added inducements from local businesses and the Frederick County Agricultural Society. Cash premiums in multiple classes, plus special prizes for best displays in American Asiatic Mediterranean Polish Dutch French English classes, will be awarded by points with five or more entries making a display. Notable prizes include gold, jewelry, and household items from local merchants and firms for various breed displays.

Frederick Frederick Fair Frederick County Frederick County Agricultural Society Lewis H. Fraley Poe Bros McCardell, Inc Plymouth Rock C. M. Malone H. K. C. Fox Rhode Island James E. Doll C. Thomas Kemp Rosenour Bros Plymouth Rocks Willamson’s Drug Store Hess & Clark Poultry Plymouth Central Hardware Co Brish Brothers’ Bazaar Saylor Conkey Minorca McCleery's Jewelry

Race in the American League narrows to Boston and Chicago

The American League pennant race centers on Boston vs Chicago with Chicago’s chances seen as remote. Kid Scherdel of Hanover pitched for Milwaukee, shutting out Kansas City on two hits, and Ty Cobb announces another son. Rain disrupted Brooklyn vs Philadelphia as a doubleheader looms. Monte Cross offers an all star barnstorming game in the Blue Ridge but towns balk at his $300 guarantee.

Boston Chicago Red Sox Beantown Ban Johnson Kid Scherdel Hanover Milwaukee Brewers Kansas City Scherdel Brewers Monte Cross Blue Ridge Connie Mack Frederick Monte

Men’s Shoes Priced at Three And Three Fifty

The advertisement proclaims durable stylish men’s shoes at three dollars and three fifty, noting rising costs but offering best value at these moderate prices. It invites customers to visit and see for themselves the quality and value.

Property Deed Transfer and Marriage Licenses Noted

Lewis A. Kolb and others as trustees deed property in the county to Ralph L. Hall for 13424.15 dollars. Richard C. Carroll aged 21 and May L. Trainman aged 19, both of Brunswick, apply for marriage license.

Lewis A. Kolb Ralph L. Hall Richard C. Carroll May L. Trainman Brunswick

BASE BALL SCORES FROM YESTERDAY'S GAMES

American League results show St Louis defeating Detroit 4 to 1 at St Louis while Boston beat New York 3 to 0 in Boston. Ruth and Shawkey pitched for the Yankees with Beaton catching for Boston. other games postponed by rain. Standings list Boston first with 89 wins, 61 losses, followed by St Louis, Chicago, Washington, Detroit, Cleveland, N Y, and Athletics with varying records.

St. Louis Detroit Battersea Mitchell Spencer Weisman Hartley Boston_Beaton New York Ruth Thomas Shawkey Walters L. PC Boston Snilst. Louis Chicago Washin Detroitt Clevelnd N.york Athletics

National League rainouts and team standings

National League games postponed by rain. Brookin 39 8 Chicago 58 6, Philadelphia 8% 95 7 by 07 Fittsboro 65 86, Boston 81 6 53, St Louis 69 91 337, New York 462, Liz Cincinnati 57 359. Poultry prize notices from M. E. Bartholow’s Cafe and Putman Miller Co offerings for best single comb and white varieties. John H. Staley prize for dark Cornish eggs.

National League W.L. P.C. Brookin Chicago Philada Fittsbro Boston St.Louis N.york Liz Cincinth M. E. Bartholow’s B. F. Grove Putman-Miller Company Pratt John H. Staley

Banquet Aids Local Soldier Fundraiser Oct 10

Enthusiastic meeting at the Armory plans a concert at City Opera House on October 10 to raise funds for a reception for Company A when they return. Committees organized include Vocal Music, Press, Finance, Flowers, Instrumental Music, and Decorations with Boy Scout help.

Company A Armory City Opera House Soldier Boys George Edward Smith Grayson Staley Frank Sappington Pess George Hirely William Storm Mary Snyder William Delaplaine Noah E.cramer George Birely John Markey Prof Stephens Grayson E. Bowers Robert E.delaptaine C. C. Dean Cornelia Potts D. L. Grimes Woerner Mia. Surguy J. R. Grime Marguerite Grime Misses Staley Elizabeth Wallis Boy Scouts Boys’ High ‘School Edward James Girls’ High ‘School Lynn Stephens

Enforce Accident Law Targets Reckless Driver Reagan

Automobile Commissioner Naughtman tightens enforcement of the 24 hour report rule for fatal or serious injury crashes. He summoned Reagan of Washington to explain why his operator license should not be revoked after a Sunday collision near Poplar Springs, Howard county, that killed William A Lemon. Reagan was cleared by a coroner but has not reported the incident to the commissioner. Barger moves to larger quarters for his Brunswick cleaning and dyeing business, relocating to Mehriing building beside Ephraim’s clothing store.

Naughtman Baughman KR. T. Reagan Washington Reagan Poplar Springs Howard County Willlam A. Lemon Banghhiu Charles A. Barger, Jr Brunswick Mehriing J. M. Ephraim Myer Sachs

Phillies Top Dodgers 7 to 2 in Morning Game

Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn 7 to 2 in Brooklyn New Jersey on September 20. Rixey pitched for the Phillies while Kin started for the Dodgers. Pfeffer and Miller batted for Brooklyn. The teams meet again after noon. The win puts Philadelphia a half game ahead in the National League pennant race.

Phillies Dodgers Brooklyn N. J Philadelphia Rixey Sox Pfeffer Miller Philadelpha

Brunswick Grocery Change Sells Store to Thompson and Fellers

In the past week Brunswick sees a business change as B C Compher sells his grocery and dry goods shop in the Red Men's Building to J D Fellers and his son-in-law William H Thompson. Thompson arrives from Marriottsville Maryland after selling a similar business. Terms of sale not published.

Brunswick B.C. Compher Red Men‘'a Thompson and Fellers Ist J.D. Fellers William H. Thompson Drimawick Marriottsviltle Watch Place

Inspect Cement Plant Visit By Baltimore Business Men

A 260 strong party of business men and bankers will visit the Security Cement and Lime Company plant in Security Maryland on October 11. The group has arranged a special train from Baltimore via the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the trip.

Security Cement and Lime Company Rat Security Baltimore Baltimore and Ohio

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