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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1895
Page
4
A historical piece emphasizes advertising as essential to business success. It cites a rival sale of stock from a failing competitor caused by poor advertising. The lesson: consistent, ample advertising builds awareness and lasting sales, while neglect leads to decline.
Weather front moving from Missouri eastward brings rain or snow along and cooler temperatures. Ohio Valley and Middle Western regions see falls of over twenty degrees in twenty four hours. Showers expected in Middle South Atlantic East Gulf states with cooler trend. New England clears after snow. Western regions turn fair with rising temperatures.
A damaged OCR fragment shows scattered ads and references to Home For Rent Brick For Sale House For Rent Printing Bread Wanted carpets and Mattings and multiple business names such as Peake L and P Co Allen Bohrback Redock and Neidte Westminster League and J Beckley. The legible items hint at a local classified page with real estate and miscellaneous listings from an old newspaper.
A Hempstead meeting of Citizens Movement backers discussed forming a nonpartisan municipal ticket. Ward committees reported progress, but no ticket was named until a candidate from the second ward agrees to serve, with several business leaders already pledged.
Miss Mame Biffond of Baltimore guests Miss Bertha Trail. Miss Kate Quynn visits in Washington D C. Mr M B Layman of Baltimore on a visit to friends in Frederick today. Mrs Louis Chapline and others attended the funeral of George Morgan at Mt Airy yesterday. Miss Virgie Fauble, formerly of Frederick, visited from Essex later in the day.
A thief stole meat worth about £20 from Mr. Diz of New Market on Wednesday night. No arrest or meat found. In the past week or two many fish were caught in the Catoctin with red tide noted. Howard Kasemanl, the courthouse janitor, cleaned the park yesterday removing dead leaves and twigs to improve its appearance.
Death notices for Katy Bucanor olives aged 11 years 4 months 23 days, daughter of Willam Lee and Mary Page StLes, with reference to March 29, 10 PM death time and local obituary details. Also includes a promotional note on Syrup of Figs by the California Fig Syrup Co. and its sale through leading druggists.
An advertisement notes the availability of Peer Aper Meat Sacks in Frederick Maryland. It promotes a quick, enaily cee cape reveal and emphasizes affordable pricing for yarn ig antals.
The United Fire Engine Company No S held its regular quarterly meeting. Reports of railroad transportation committees to the Maryland State Firemen’s Convention in June were discussed. Delegates and alternates for the convention were chosen: Dr Love To Mactiil Jr, R Geen, Frank C Nerwood, J B Tyson, G A Worthington, BR H Bladston, C U Keely H Bennett, A Hosenstock, A Obsiderfer.
Letters from the public correct a previous report on a court case where traversers were found not guilty and the State did not admit guilt by plea. Also notes mobile railroad leaders returning home after illness and a failed swindling attempt at the First National Bank of New Wind Sor involving forged endorsements.
The annual Middletown corporation election yielded a single non partisan ticket. George W. Remsburg was elected burgess and the commissioners named were J. E. Beatty Emory M. Bowlus Samuel Lighter George C. Gardner and John E. Crone. Recovery for Schley finger after stove door accident and invitation to Cramer's reception in First Nations Bank building.
A Junior Steam Fire Engine Company meeting is set for this evening at eight to hear a fire alarm system report and discuss appointing a chief for Frederick fire department. Funeral services were held for Russell Parson Stouffer, youngest son of 8. Clay Stouffer, Friday at Walkersville with Rev. Conner officiating, interment at Glade church graveyard. Undertaker Wm. B. Etchison conducted the services.
John Grahe, jailed for disorderly conduct by Police Justice Eckstein, has been released in default of the 285 fine. Also notes West Third street resident EB. Delashmuti ill but improving, and Nathan Tyson in critical condition from pleurisy pneumonia.
Elected yesterday were George H Zimmerman John Baumgardner M EB Geizendaaner De wid Lowenstein Thomas Haller to manage affairs for the coming year. The board will organize by electing officers next week. George A Gilbert Br J Marshal Lan fis and William C Birely received commissions from Gov Frank Brown as supervisors of the municipal election to be held June 23. Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as a cure after other preparations fail. Get Hood's and only Hood's.
Courty correspondence from the county notes farmers and residents in Woodsboro Sykesville and nearby towns. It covers corn planting optimism at Boyd’s farm paralyzing illness of a local resident and social events at churches schools and the M E conference. Highlights include a dog trespass case at McDonald Brothers and town improvements toward incorporation remarks by local officials and clergy.
Local note lists prime salt water oysters at 100 dollars a gallon and fresh fish including Roe Shad Potomac Herring Rock Pike Trout White and Yellow Perch. Mentions J Beckley’s 15 E. and Baye Cuarter New York. November 1. Also reports a Baye Tre Mustea Cuarter event in New York with guests and a concert at Madison Square Garden featuring the Sutro Sisters debut at the Women’s College of Frederick. Other items include harness maker C E B Houck completing double harness sets for Robert Port Mer Brewing Co., an ice cream festival by the Westchester League at West Second Street, a City Hall literary and musical entertainment tonight, and a semiannual 3 1/2 percent dividend announced by The Central National Bank Frederick Md. April 1 1805.
John Hendrickson presents new lace fashions including four mold quality black laces. The black lace features fully sewn patterns and the chiffon fabric with velvet trim. Openwork lace measures 45 inches, shown in Sheik Gis style with elaborate beading and Sheik Gis influence.
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