Astronomical events and deaths feature in local notes
Planets rise in the afternoon and evening as Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn are noted. Obituaries recount Mrs. James M. Smith of Woodsboro dying at 3.45 am born 1846, with funeral planned. Rev. R. S. Poffenbarger to officiate. Rev. Lewis E. Fahrney, Church of the Brethren minister, dies in Sterling Kansas at 64, survived by wife Elizabeth Motter and many relatives. Additional notices list Knoxville, Funkstown, Hagerstown family deaths, infant death of Charles E Sharrer, and funeral details with Rev. Dn. 1. S. G. Rapp.
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Mercury
Venus
Mars
E. m
Jupiter
Saturn
Washington
James M. Smith
Woodsboro
Smith
Tacie Elizabeth Eyler
Leader
Moble Alexander
Strawsbarger
Frederick
Imma Anders
Jeanie Devil‘iss
Ephraim Eyler
Libertytown
Reuben Eyler
R. S. Poffenbarger
L. C. Powell & Co
Lewis E. Fahrney
Beaver Creek
Washington County
Jacob Fahrney
Sterling
Kansas
Church of the Brethren
Elizabeth Motter
Keedysville
Elizabeth Fairney
Funkstown
M. Kaylor
Hagerstown
Otho Slifer
Tilghman
J. Fahrney
Downsville
Edward Warranteltz
Harry Rowland
Paramount
Cora Slifer
Kan
Rodney Coff- Inan
Pittsburg
Norman Fahrney
Walter Fahrney
Frank A. Burris
Bertha L. Burris
F. A. Burris
Knoxville
Th’s County
Burris
August
Elizabeth Well
Baltimore
Joseph Himes
Methodist Church
J. T. Hart
Brunswick
Charles E
George W. Sharrer
North Rentz
Marasmus
S. G. Rapp
Mt. Olivet
EB. Cline
Special meeting of Frederick County Free Library board
A special meeting of the Board of Directors of the Frederick County Free Library Association will be held at the Y M C A Tuesday October Bri at 7:20 o'clock. Frection of officers. Mrs. W Harry Haller, Secretary. For flower pots and saucers call Normazie's Pottery, 485 West Patrick Street. Phone 647-7. Goods delivered in the
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Do Wetare
Frederick County Free Library Association
W. Harry Haller
Normazie’s Pottery
West
Patrick Street
Anlway Reduces Rates For Frederick County Power Use
Hag Hers Town and Frederick Railway Co votes to cut electric lighting rates across Frederick County effective November 1. City of Frederick drops max rate to 9 cents kWh. sliding scale 9 to 4 cents elsewhere. Middletown and other areas see max 11 cents with scale to 6 cents. Company cites rising expenses though gross revenues rise, and notes several earlier reductions this year.
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Hagherstown and
Frederick
Frederick County
Public Service Commission
Commission
Frederick City
Baltimore City
Hagerstown
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Myersville
Walkersville
Jefferson
Emory L. Coblentz
Lebt
Victrola Concert and October Victor Hat feature
A Victrola concert offers a nightly chance to hear every record on the Victor Hat for October, highlighted as the best list in months and inviting patrons to arrange an evening to attend. The Busy Corner promotes fresh canned goods alternatives, while Gittings Grocery advertises phone pickup. Marman’s Taylor Shop reopens after a three week closure, with thanks to patrons. A talk on prohibition by bank cashier Kendail from Fidrytoun is advertised, followed by news of haircuts dropping to 15 cents starting Thursday October 6 1918 at James C. Rowe’s shop near the New City Hotel.
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Victor
James C. Rowe
Opporite
New City Hotel
Kansas
N. F. Kendall
Taylor County Bank
Grafton
West Virginia
Armory
Lears
Ice dealer thanks patrons in public notice
To The Public. I desire to thank the many friends and patrons who have given me an opportunity to serve them with ice during the summer and trust that I may continue their patronage in the future. JOHN MAKES. The F. F. Seminary Alumnae Clvi will meet on Monday afternoon, October 2nd, at 3.20 o'clock, in the pattern of Hood Seminary. BERTHA TRAIL, President.
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John Makes
F. F. Seminary
Hood Seminary
Bertha Trail
The Other Ride of Local Option in Frederick County
An editorial urges Frederick County voters to oppose Prohibition arguing it harms local finances and temperance progress. It cites bank gains, tourism spending, and hotel patronage as evidence of prosperity under licensed saloons, warns against outside agitators, and insists taxation effects will be debated later.
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Frederick County
Idw
Prohibition
Frederick
Pancl
Ohio
West Virginia
Baltimore City
Hagerstown
Prohibition vote urged and local notices fill page
A mixed page of political push for voting against Prohibition in Frederick, with local sales ads and upcoming events. Items include dry cleaning by York City Dyers, millinery openings, a public sale at Market House, and speaking engagements in Armory about liquor questions. Also listings for a gas plant, shop promotions, and community notices across Harmony Grove and Walkeraville.
Property Listings and Acres Near Frederick
An advertisement details several properties for sale near Frederick. Highlights include 22 acres with a 7 room brick house, a 10 acre parcel with a modern 10 room home and garage, 185 acres of limestone land eight miles from Frederick with outbuildings, and 113 acres two miles from Frederick with meadow land, sun room, and a barn. The notice also mentions cash offers and prominent names.
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Frederick
Meadow
John N. Clart Insurance Manager Ad
John N. Clart, Manager, Office No 28 W Patrick Sr offers all kinds of insurance loans bonds securities mortgages and investments for individuals and businesses with a focus on comprehensive coverage and financial services.
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John N. Clart
W. Patrick Sr
Vote Against Prohibition in Maine Pedagogic Appeal
Mr voter appeals to Maine residents as Prohibition State, warning of secret drinkers and compulsory strong drink under law. He urges readers to vote against prohibition and keep Frederick County prosperous, signed by Charles B. Cox, treasurer.
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Maine
Union
Farms for Sale by Eugene H Albaugh
Eugene H Albaugh advertises numerous farms for sale near Woodsboro Frederick Mt Airy Walkersville Creagerstown Martinsburg and Montgomery County with acreages from 41 to 410. Mentioned are well improved properties with water in house, timber land, and nearby schools and churches. Also offering city property and Remington Rewriter Company agency.
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Woodsboro
Frederick
Lontgomery County
Frederick County
Mt. Pleasant
Detour Pike
Schoot
Church
Creagerstown
Pike
Martinsburg
Montgomery County
Remington Rewriter Company
Eugene H. Albaugh
Market St
Albaugh & Marrington
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John White
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Third St. Ved
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John Makel
Erthe
Feales E Library Association Meeting
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Opera House
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Tees
Cl'nein
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United Dry Forces
Princely Bandit
Fred. Gag & Elec. Co
Daniel Eissler
Ae A . Victrola
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PHIVE
Gittinger’s Grocery
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Taylor
R. T. Marman
N. Market St
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Fidrytoun
Virginia
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York City
W. J.H. Schmidt
Kendall
Dany
J. Henry Schmidt
Shop of Values
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Empire Theatre
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West Third Street
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City Register
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Harmony Grove Md
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Samuel G. Duvall
Aset
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Gorner
Garment Department
Georgette
John D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Joseph McDivit
John 8. Ramsbun
Wm. G. Baker
M. Thomas
D. E. Kefauver, J. D. Baker
Thos. H. Haber
Daniel Baker
C. H. Conley
M. D. P. L. Hargett
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J. H. Gambrill, Jr
White Goods
Automobile
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Winebrener Farm
Hansonville
East Church Street
Penn. RE. R
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Accent Insurance
John N. Clary
Best Farms
Fred
Thurmont
Urbana
Charlesville
Clarksburg
Germantown
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Walkereville
New London
McKalig
Buckeystown
Pearl
MR. Voter
Frederick Co
Chas. B. Cox
Walkerviilie
Walkeravilie
Mt Airy
State
Jane Ve Money Te Lowa
Commercial Printing
News Office
Thomas P. Rice
Exuerag
North Market Street
Markwood D. Harp
Ars
Pice
Markwoop D. Harp
Pythian Castle Bulding
Grayson H. Staley
Union Bridge
Erstown
Rocky
Rocky Springs
Catoctin
Creaytown
Mo Kaig
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Fredwick
Portland
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