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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1911
Page
2
The Talk of the Town notes progress on new industries in Frederick including broom making and other local enterprises. Discussions favor action, water surveys proceed, and civic groups like the M C A and church missions sustain weekly activity.
The South Frederic Literary Society held a regular meeting with a full program of recitations essays debates and readings. The Belles Lettres Society Juvenile Literary Society and Akoatarart Secrets of the High School all reported their sessions with varied programs and adjourned to meet April 7.
The Continental Congress of the DBAL RR will meet in Washington April 17 to 22 and be formally received by President and Mrs Taft at the White House on April 19. Mrs Miaut Shew T. Scott will also receive the delegation with Sons of American Revolution members on April 17. The program includes open house at Memorial Continental Hall April 16 and state delegation meetings on April 18. over 1200 delegates are expected.
The Treasury Department in Washington announces a new counterfeit ten dollar note of 1901 series. It features portraits of Lewis and Clark, with a photographic quality on paper and a red brown back instead of green, and warns it should not deceive careful handlers.
George L. McGinnis of 140 South Tar cuse street Hagerstown Virginia testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney complaints after a long period of back pain and irregular kidney activity He recalls using them in 1899 and remains free of trouble for ten years The product is sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
Seymour Edwards of Boydy plans to ask for an inquiry into the drowning of Charles Millard Giwards of Dickerson Montgomery county. Authorities say he fell from a boat captained by Thasher of Cumberland. Edwards alleges fore head and body contusions suggest foul play. The body was brought to Dickerson and buried yesterday. he was 45, survived by six brothers and four sisters.
The visiting nurse Miss Casey made 319 calls in March, 39 at patients' homes. Twenty eight new calls were received, 22 new patients joined the visiting list, bringing total to 177.
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers' Exchange corrected April 1, 1951. List includes grains, feeds, seeds, hay, and potatoes with prices per bushel or ton across multiple categories such as Wheat No. 2 Hed, Corn, Rye, Barley, Flour, Mill feeds, Cotton Seed Meal, Seeds for potatoes and clover, and various hay grades with quantities and price ranges.
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference a legal or court appeal involving a Notre Dame related subject with scattered names and phrases. The readable content is incomplete and lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiables to form a clear event summary.
Dorchester county's tax base under new assessments stands about 14 900 000. Other items include the death of Justice Joseph Harrison in Hancock, Mont gomery school closing date set for June 2, and John H H Middelkautf elected Hagerstown fire marshal subject to mayoral approval. George Weems Williams named receiver of the Washington & Rockville Electric Railways Company. Col Buchanan Schley defends his absenteeism. Relay residents seek injunction to block a special county tax levy. Benjamin Whalen fined 306 and his brother 50 for assault in Rockville. Martin counsels and court actions on railways noted. Town elections set for Funkstown April 1 and Hancock April 3. Maryland Society Sons of American Revolution to visit Wye Hall May 13 for Governor Paca monument dedication. Washington County Anti-Saloon League forms a 100-member campaign committee.
An ad promotes Sunny Monday laundry soap emphasizing economy and long lasting dirt cutting power. It argues the hard soap lasts longer than yellow alternatives, saving money on both pocketbook and clothes.
The Ebert Hardware Co on West Patrick Street lists Walnut Stock items and a special price on tools. Wire nails in 5 lb packages, various paints with 5 year and 2 year guarantees, roofing options from 50 cents per roll, and galvanized roofing by the 100 sq ft. Also offers boggy wheels, bar iron, buggy tires, and wagon parts with priced sets and tires.
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