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Frederick
City
United States
Ievsions
Chesapeake & Potormac Telephone Exchange
Frederick News Subscriber Notice 1913
Saturday April 5 1913 subscribers to The Frederick News asked to report missed deliveries as efforts to improve service continue. The paper is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery Store.
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New City Hotel
Buckey’s Cigar
S. Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt's
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Bros. Grocery
West Fifth Street
Cramer & Stauffer
PWO
L'ossession
George Lehne
Ixehine Bros
Apridte
Charles N. Reeder
Rocky Springs
Apridst&ewit Peps
Market St
New York
Frederick
D. E. Kefauver
Planning for the Future: City Eyes Oates Property Purchase
The Board of Aldermen authorizes closing an option to buy the Oates property opposite the city light plant on East Street. The plan includes removing a house to widen East Second Street and selling unused land later. City officials believe the deal could cost the corporation nothing and may enable substantial land sales as development follows. The move aims to secure a cheaper purchase now before potential future widening.
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Board of Aldermen
Oates
City Light
East Street
East Second Street
East Secong
Church Streets
Gasene name in new gasoline invention described
An article from The Voice of the Press outlines a crude oil based gasoline concept named gasene. It notes the inventor's claim of mass separation and introduces the term gasene as a potential new fuel derived from crude oil components.
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Chicago
Speculation on a New Gasoline Substitute and Morgan Fortunes
A World article discusses a claimed gasoline substitute yielding 16 percent gaso line, sold wholesale for three to four cents per gallon, and usable in all engines. It questions feasibility while noting scientific skepticism. then shifts to overestimations of Morgan and other fortunes, explaining how public rumor misreads leadership influence as personal wealth and clarifying ownership vs. control in valuing stocks and investments.
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Ile
New York World
Morgra
Fortuna
John
Rockefeller
Tarriman
Morgan
Fong
Merriness and mirth in short comic quips
A collage of humorous exchanges from old papers. A fortune teller jokes about seeking a future husband while a lady fears the present. Granny and Jin swap lines about magnifying specs amid cake talk. Jokes touch on cubist art and jealousy in quick, playful banter.
The New Nickel Moral Verses Attributed to Munsey
A verse from Munsey's Magazine critiques a new nickel design showing a buffalo arguing against trusting in God. The poem questions the value of five cents and warns it could stain souls, likening it to the golden calf and wonders if the new coin will bring better fortune.
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Tima
Munseys's
Twenty Years Ago In Frederick Highlights
Columns note the Frederick Brick Works directors reelected at the annual meeting with D C L Winc hrener and Dr George Johnson among others. Woodsboro Turnpike Road Company directors also elected with James Houck and George Potts leading. A formal reception hosted by Mrs Willard C Keer featured Mrs M Roberts and others. Excelsior Monumental Works moved to Putney sites with a new display room.
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The
Frederick Brick Works
Dcl Winchrener
George Johnson
W. O H. Duvall
J. Baumgardner
Charles E. Trail
Woodsboro Turnpike Road Company
James Houck
E. A. Shriner
W. 3. Werman
George M. Potts
George Markell
E. J. Derr
G. B. Shriner
Willard C. Keer
M. Roberts
Westminster
James i. Gambill
James 132
Gambill
Anniston
Ala
Dudley Page
AA. Jwough
West Fourth Street
Ead Putney
Man Injured as Train Car Tangles with Freight Car
Casey Jones, a motorman for Frederick Railroad Co., was badly injured at Middletown Mast End Station when his passenger car struck a freight car. A heavy iron rod pierced his leg but spared bone and ligaments. Passengers were unharmed. Jones is expected to recover.
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Charles Jones
Casey" Jones
Frederick Railroad Co
Frederick Trailroad Company
Middletown
Jonas
Jones
Thal
Jong
Green Street
Hast End
L. Bowlus
Thomas 8. Johnson
Frederick
Eugene Willard
Frederick Railroad Company
Johnson
Bowlus
Death and life notes from Keedysville area obituaries
Emory A Pry longtime Keedysville resident died at 64 from jaundice after a life spent milting and fruit growing. He served as tax pie for Washington county and helped Hagerstown Fair advisory board. survived by widow Carrie Warfield two sons George R Pry and Dudley J Pry a daughter Mary Watts sister Barbara Hitches brothers Aaron Ury and Thomas J Pry. Mrs Susan Uehofft widow of Joshua W Dehoff died at Greenmount age near 90 after a fall. mother of Commissioner Jacob Dehoff and aunt of Dr John Dehoff. She was Brethren Church member 44 years. Several relocations of farmers and residents noted along Broad Run Middletown and Petersville areas. Baseball game between Bransville High School and Myentsville HS anticipated.
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Emory A. Pry
Keedysville
Mr. Pry
Washington County
Hagerstown
Carrie Warfield
Frederick County
Marine Sons
George R. Pry
Dudley Jy
Mary Watts
St. Louis
Barbara Hitches
Aaron ©. Ury
Thomas J. Pry
Leedssville
Susan Thegott
Susan Uehofft
Joshua W. Deho
Greenmount
Carroll County
Jacob X. Dehoff
Garroll County
John W. Dero
York
The
Brethren Church
Ulach Usck
Baltimore stocks and commodities mixed as clerks report
Market summary notes corrected prices on coal cotton and metals in Baltimore led by Mottur Bros Co and Seaboard lines. Transactions include bonds rails and utilities with notes on Houston and Anacostia Potomac Citizens and Fremont Coal amid varied daily activity and strong listing of haggleable futures.
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Mottur Bros. & Co
Bunkers
ALG
Bec
Soy Georgia Alavamia
AG Cbs Dncomes
H Pee Nouston
Llouston
Lec
Rwg
Norf
Porthimoull Gg
Seaboard Afrline
Seaboard Air Line
Linjied Rvg
United Rys
United
Maryland
Houston
Bly
del & Va
Anacostia & Potomac
Faremont Coal
Chicago Railways Js
Frederick County Democratic primary candidate notices
Several residents announce candidacies for county offices in Frederick County for the 1913 Democratic primaries. Abram J. Eicholbergie seeks County Treasurer, with a one term pledge. Lewis H. Fraley and Victor Myers also announce for Treasurer. Thomas N. Mohder, Calvin L. Boutian, William V. Wolfe propose run for County Commissioner and urge Democratic voter support.
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Frederick County
CR. Williams
Shameside
Fanlin Pratta Simm
Dimocratic Party
Sheril
Abram J. Eichelbergie
Dedd&wFom
Thomas N. Mohder
Gueckeystown
Shobrlef
Sherif
Ers Sete
Clarence C. Holtz
Dected&wfette
Victor Myers
Buckeystown
Sd&w
Tim Ma
Calvin Lo Butsian
Lewistown
Mariidé
WM. V. Wolfe
Tuscarora
Robert L. Crame
Fred Ick County
Ezra Lewis Cramer
Walkersville
Praderick County
Lb. C. Ramsburg
Truasuner
New York Stocks Open and Close Prices on April 5
Quotations from Motter Bros show several rail and utility stocks with mixed movement. Notable items include Erie, Reading, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific and Western Maryland with varied highs lows and last prices as markets close.
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Atchison
B&o
Brooklyn
BR. T
Ches, & C
Erie
Nort
I. Boro
L. Boro
Kan
City
Norfolk & West
Northern Pacific
Penn.r .R
Reading
Rock Island
Rock Ieland Ptd
Southern Pacific
South Rwy
Union Pacific
Western Md Roe Tfyy
Funerals for Mrs Alee V Anders and Mr Robert W Kesselring
The funeral for Mrs Alee V Anders was held yesterday afternoon from the home of her sisters on East Church Street. Henri L. G. Kieffer conducted the service with pallbearers including Carr y Saylor Thomas Saylor Charles Saylor and David Johnston. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Thomas P. Rice Funeral Director. A funeral for Mr Robert W Kesselring is planned Sunday at 4 PM from the home of Mr Harry Walling on North Bentz Street. Kesselring, a Loyal Order of Moose member, will be buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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Alee V. Anders
Tgs
Haller
Oelook
The
Bay
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Carry Saylor
Thomas Saylor
Charles Saylor
David Johnston
Mt Olivet
Thomas 2
Rive
Robert W. Kesselring
Harry Walling
North Bentz Street
West Fourth Street
Kesselring
Loyal Order of Moose
Mt. Olivet
Thomas P. Rice
City public sale nets 445 for West Fifth lot
Carry Dash bought the city lot sold this morning at public sale for 445 dollars. The city had acquired the parcel about 10 or 12 years earlier for about 10 dollars. The property fronts 40 feet on West Fifth street and runs 213 feet to a 20 foot alley. Auctioneer Col G. M. D. Clabaugh conducted the sale at the courthouse.
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Carry Dash
West Fifth Street
Col G. M.D. Clabaugh
Ground Rents and Mortgage Bonds Promoted by Insurance Firm
A terse financial notice promotes guaranteed investments including ground rents from $590 and upward and mortgage bonds from $109 and up. It mentions life and health insurance involvements and names Francis Baughman and a Baltimore based construction firm as participants in a Builders and Construction Company affiliated venture. It warns of scam risk and underscores examination of titles and guarantees by a related Insurance Company.
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Vie
Roy Gonion
Jefferson
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Mytreville
Bransvich
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Redax
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A. Gilson
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Anderson
Patrick Street
Prederick
North Market
Noah J. Cramer
Marsd&w Tertl
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South Attrket St. Marsatt
P. H.C. Birely
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J. G Crimmins
N. Maret Su
Toe Kehne Bros. Jankctt
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W.il Knock
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SLR & D. Mantz
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Chapel Alley
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Lnyguire Win
G. Barely
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East Sixth Tees
EL Schildknecht
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Schiey
Reformed Church
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Marsdift
East Patrick St
John Hargett
Marsdtt
North Market St
Castle Building
Silo Mig. Co. CG. A. Castle
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Kraddock Livishts
Apradim
M.C Uural
New Market
Mdara
Apttilie
Becks i. DL
Mi- Jenach
Ray F Rohrer
F. Frederick
Marisait
Wm. A. Smith
Washington St
County
Treasuer
Vrsbderick W. Cramer
Apridé&wife
Por Su Eno
Louis C. Etchison
Jefferson District
Apridim&winm
City Register
Brederick
G Waring Tyson
Yor County
Iehereby
Decidie
Lewis H. Fraley
Sheri
Crimarids
Conard. IR
Frederick District
MaritdinFem
John WL Homm
Marlid&wFsm
Wans
Asia
Frederick Connia
Piers
Evess
Jowv VO Summers Predocuk
Devirich Marla Fit
Chicago Grain Market
Guy Ony
Furly
Motter Bros. & Co
Fiderty
Francis Baughman
Santane
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