Stocks and bonds report from Baltimore trading season
The Baltimore exchange shows lighter activity as holidays approach with expectations of revived liquidity after closings in Baltimore New York and London. Fidelity & Deposit American Bonding Maryland and Mercantile trade actively with strong indications, while Charleston and Western Carolina bonds and Anacostia line rail issues draw interest. a Baltimore Trust offer is oversubscribed signaling abundant capital.
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Baltimore
Aaron
Kater
N.Y
London
Baltimore City
Fidelity & Deposit
American Bonding
Maryland
Jand
Mercantile
Guardian Trust
Maryland Brewing Company
Charleston & Western Carolina
United Railways & Electric Company
Anacostia & Potomac River Railway
Baltimore Trust Company
New York
Townsenp Scort & Sox
New Black Crapons Hit Peak Popularity in Frederick
Fashion authorities agree Black Crapons will top fabrics for skirts and costumes this season. The Hing of Black Crenons show has been promoted as the finest in Frederick, offering the best value for money for those seeking quality at a low cost.
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Frederick
Freerick
Bargain on Men’s Laundried Percale Shirts
We have secured a great bargain in Men’s Laundried Percale Shirts. About 60 dozen in all with both detach and attached collars. Sizes 14 to 164¢. Priced at 20 cents each, actual value 5.00.
Joshua Simpkins Company at City Opera House Opens
The City Opera House hosts the Joshua Simpkins Company on Monday night a strong rural comedy drama opening with rural life scenes and Skinner Tavern in the distance. The plot leads to a third act climax where a man is bound to a log for a Buzz Saw and saved by Uncle Josh. The show aims to amuse with minimal interference by the plot and is described as highly entertaining. Dates for the Frederick County Agricultural Society fair are October 17-18, 1920, following the Hagerstown fair.
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Pnana
City Opera House
Joshua Simpkins
Skinner
Josh
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Hagerstown
Aetna Life Reports Ninth Annual Statement Gains
The forty ninth annual statement shows large gains across main business areas with assets rising by 2 642 053 to 50 227 022 and surplus up 357 178 to 7 245 052 for 1898. Life in force totals, policies, and premiums are listed, noting substantial increases and past payouts of 109 503 459 while current protection stands at 50 227 022. W H Plummer serves as Frederick county agent at 24 West Patrick street.
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Bradstreets
Bradstreet's
Baltimore
Aetna Life
Aetna Life Tnsuranca
Aetna
W. H. Plummer
Frederick County
West Patrick Street
Frederick
Commodities and Local Moves From Frederick Market
Wheat priced at 71 cents a bushel in Frederick, corn at 38 cents, and corn on the ear at 3 dollars per barrel. Change of office notes Dr J A Mendrix relocating from Etchison Building to the Castle Building at 3 North Market Street.
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Frederick
J. A. Mendrix
Etchison
Castle
North Market Street
Folklore for Easter and the egg legends worldwide
A survey of Easter eggs in lore from Tinus myth to German custom, noting henless oviparous hare myths and dyeing eggs since Lent. The piece recounts the Marguerite of Austria and Philibert tale with a public Easter egg dance, plus reflections on Easter weddings and an Frederick Art Club Easter sale featuring embroidery and souvenirs.
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Tinus
Vaimainon
Germany
Marguerite
Austria
Philibert
Savoy
Alps
Hresse
Frederick Art Club
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the Daily News
Weakly Review OF Trade
Baltmmors Leather Co
Ropixsox & Sox
Win Doll
W. W. Doll
Brunswick
A. G. Horine
Coat and Suit Department
Lare
Mattings
Percales
George A. Gilbert
MART
iBest
A. L. Pearre
S. Market Street
Renner & Kemp
Carty
Carty’ Furniture Store
Mos
East Patrick Street
Bid
B.H. Blackston & Son
Aics
South Market Street
JAS. E. Walker & CO
Frederick, Lowenstein & Wertheimer
NEW Furniture Store
W. H. B. Etchison
Market St
Frederick, Kas
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