Bonds and thrift in wartime folly and fear
The piece surveys panic selling of bonds during hardship as people rush to cash in for immediate needs such as gasoline clothing and fireworks. It mocks eager buyers and sellers while condemning short sighted spending and reckless mortgage taking fueled by wartime anxiety.
Local wholesale and retail prices listed for farm goods
The Star lists today’s wholesale prices for wheat timothy hay oats barley and butter with regional variations and market tags. Retail items include flour cornmeal middlings butter cuts cracked corn and farm animals with price marks for old hens roosters and steers among others.
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Wiese Ees Gps
Younk
Creamery
Butté - Baltim
Hees
Virginia
Meginm
Northern Lights Display Reported Friday Night
The aurora borealis appeared Friday night with bright shafts of colored lights across the northern sky. Observers noted changing colors from before 9 o clock until after 10 o clock when a red hue lit the north heavens like a distant fire. The activity spread east to west and was attributed to electrified upper atmosphere conditions.
Calotabs Promote Biliousness Relief Adclaims
Calotabs touted for biliousness and headache relief claim rapid effect and pleasant taste though warnings note strong laxative action. Ad asserts exact dosage and price thirty five cents with druggist guarantee and original packaging only.
Lost Horses Enter Fairfax Livery Stable
Two unidentified horses wandered into E. R. Himelright's livery stable on Fairfax lane. A heavy black horse and a gray one, likely from the same owner, were fed and the bill will be charged to the owner when located. Barney Wisecarver of the county later claimed the horses, saying a gate was left open at his farm allowing the wanderers to escape.
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E. R. Himelright
Fairfax Lane
Himelright
Barney Wisecarver
Wisecarver
In Memoriam Sarah E Pothamus 1917 Obituary Notice
In loving remembrance of our dear sister Mrs. Sarah E Pothamus who departed this life on May 4 1917. Good not forgotten. Peaceful be thy rest dear sister. It is sweet to breathe thy name. In life we loved you dearly. In death we do the same. By Her Sisters.
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Sarah E. Pothamus
Willon
Packard
Packard Motor Car CO
Emblems and Bars Continue Scout Activities and Camps
The article notes all day hikes each Saturday and Tuesday loss tests as part of the army plan. It reports Baker meeting NYC officials Scar Executive West, Whiting, and Beard, forming Outdoors Three with Theodore Roosevelt and Buffalo Bill. Plans for a worthwhile summer camp include a six week Beard Camp stay option for one Scout.
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New York City
Baker
Scar
West
National Scout
Whiting
Beard
Long Island
Theodore Roosevelt
Buffalo Bill
Potts
W. A. Baker
Kre‘mer, Greene
G. Potts
H. Baker
McCauley
Beard Camp
Pennsylvania
Farmers Rally for Victory Liberty Loan Drive
A broad coalition led by J. N. Tittemore of the American Society of Equity calls on farmers to back the Victory Liberty Loan with money and service. The drive runs April 21 to May 10, urging participation as a measure of devotion to democracy and war effort, with signatures from prominent farm leaders and organizations across the country.
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J. N. Tittemore
American Society of Equity of
Madison
Wis
Farmers of America
Farmers of América
America
American Society of Equity
Grant H. Slocum
National Gleaners’ Association
Detroit
John J. Farrell
National Creamery Butter Makers’ Association
St. Paul
Minn
N. P. Hull
National Dairy Union
Lansing
Mich
DB. Campbell
Natal’ Milk Producers’ Federation
Swater
B. Kendrick
American National Live Stock Association
U. S. Senate
J. H. Kimble
Farmers’ National Congress
Port Deposit
Mad
A. C. Townley
National Nonpartisan League
C. H. Gustafson
Nebraska Farmers’ Union
Omaha
Neb
Arthur Capper
Farmers’ National Committee On War Finance
Topeka
Kan
Benjamin C. Marsh
Washington, D. C
Herbert F. Baker
Farmers’ National Council
State Senate
George P. Hampton
L. J. Taber
Ohio State Grange
Barnesville
Ohio
L. J. Lowell
New York State Grange
Fredonia
N. Y
M. Sweitzer
National Agricultural Organization Society
J. W. Pincus
Federation of Jewish Farmers of America
New York
Richard T. Ely
American Association For Agricultural Legislation
Charles S. Barrett
National Farmers Union
Union City
John A. McSparran
Pennsylvania State Grange
Furniss
Ww. T. Creasy
Catawissa
A. B. Thornhill
Farmers’ Union of Virginia
Lynchbrug
R. D. Cooper
Dairymen’s League
New York City
Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania Rural Progress Association
Charles A. Lyman
National Board of Farm Organization
Maurice McAuliffe
State Farmers’ Union of Kansas
Salina
J. W. Shorthill
National Council of Farmers’ Co-operative Associations
York
Charles W. Holman
National Conference On Marketing and Farm Credits
John D. Miller
Susquehanna
C. G. Patterson
Intermountain Association of Sugar
Best Growers
Salt Lake City
Utah
Henry C. Wallace
Corn Belt Meat Producers Association
Des Moines
Iowa
Richard Pattee
New England Milk Producers’ Association
Boston
Mass
Ac Calvin
Washington
Cotton States
Washington, D C
John C. Ketchum
Michigan State
Grange Hastings
For Sale Two 8-Ton Wagons at Green's Orchards
See How vT.T offers for sale two eight-ton wagons to be viewed at Green's Orchards. Apply to HF. Byrd, eit, Lett.
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Green's Orchards
Byrd
Eit
Local Officials Seek Reelection in Frederick County Democratic Primary
A slate of candidates announces candidacies for county and district posts in the Democratic primary. Robert Shade, Hugh G. DeHaven, Isaiah C. R, and others declare runs for Commissioner of Revenue Supervisors and Sheriff, pledging faithful service and best effort if elected.
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Cratic
Robert Shade
TG Reynolds
Frederick
France
Lamag
Shepherd College
Hugh G. Dehaven
Sovern
Frederick County
Isaiah C
RUSSELL C and BRANNON Seek Re election as County Officials
Commonwealth Attorney and County Clerk candidates announce plans for re election subject to the Democratic Primary. C Russell Brannon and C C Brannon present statements urging support and noting August 5 as a relevant date in the primary process.
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Back Creek
Dick Good
Board of For
Gainesboro
WM. E. Smith
Reedfall
Luther P
Wealth
Frederick
T. Russell C
Asi for Sheriff of Frederick County
A self announcement as a candidate for the office of sheriff of Frederick County pending the Democratic primary on August 5 1919.
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