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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1913
Page
6
The Frederick Daily News outlines subscription rates for daily and semiyweekly editions and notes mail and carrier delivery options. It details annual costs, club incentives, and requests advance payments with emphasis on prompt correspondence and filing.
The Frederick News asks subscribers who miss deliveries to report it to the office as efforts are in place to fix service. The paper is offered at Hew City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market St General Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store Wear Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Arraddock Heights Zimmerman ras Grocery Store.
An old article extols farmers embracing newspaper advertising to secure better prices. It argues advertising educates buyers, boosts public sales, and aligns farming with business-like practices. The piece praises progress in Frederick County, urging broader use of print ads among farmers.
A garbled page presents scattered dialogue and names such as Mace Bangs Fystirae Lumtum and Gotrox. The text seems to reference streets notebooks and a book, with unclear sequence and missing context. The readable fragments resemble a playful or experimental exchange rather than a coherent news item.
A fragmentary note describes a marriage sought with affection and a wedding filmed, followed by a question about a move to Reno. The item hints at a six month interval to change the film, reflecting early cinema wedding coverage and a distant geographic detail.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer letter argues that issuing city bonds makes a place seem richer while shifting burdens to future funds. It criticizes public officials who push bond questions openly for personal gain and urges leaving debt decisions to residents based on true interests.
A poem praising a healthy body and a mind at ease with simple pleasures. It extols sympathy, neighborly love, and brotherhood over gold. It lauds the rest of workers, the comfort of a poor man, and the value of a thinking mind and scholarly treasure, attributed to Alexander Smart.
Mrs. Eliza Ann Schaetfer Schuetter widow of David L. Schuetter died at her son in law Ernest Myers 224 Dill avenue at 435 this morning after a complication of troubles aged 76 years 8 months 14 days she leaves three children Mrs Edward Kramz Edward Schaeffer and Mrs Ernest Myers funeral Friday at 2 pm at the residence Mt Olivet cemetery interment C C Carty funeral director President Jesse P King of Frederick County Farmers Association urges use of state aid roads noting the benefit but publication delayed by crowded conditions
Local items from the Tar News Columns describe Lutheran Young People's Mission Band events with a spelling bee won by Miss Ot's side, a Junior Hall dance run by Levy Dat ron and Wolfe, and Naomi Troxell receiving a nomination prize for best composition. Delegates from the independent Fire Company were named for a June county convention.
Eighty four Bibles have been placed in Frederick hotels after funds were raised by the local YMCA and churches. The Gideon Society provided the books and aims to have Bibles in every hotel room, with $33.05 covering 84 Bibles. Additional contributions are sought to extend the program to about 147 rooms.
Mr W N Jolliffe opens a Real Estate Department in the offices of Aller and Newman on West Church Street and begins work today. He brings extensive experience in farm land deals and will run the business along progressive lines using modern methods.
An entertainment program in Col lege tall tomorrow aims to aid the Grace Reformed Sunday school primary department. Feature performer Oliver McKinsey the Bentztown Bard will read poems. Frederick friends will welcome him. College Glee Club will perform several selections.
Mr. E Cooper Wills, superintendent of Morris Iron Works, has taken the house of Charles C. Waters on East Churey street. Waters has moved to Thurmont and spends most of the year away, likely returning to Frederick for part of each winter.
An old ad notes Olive Tablets as a liver and bowel remedy developed by Dr Edwards of Ohio. It claims gentle action, improved energy, and a natural zest, presenting Olive Tablets as a replacement for Carmelite laxatives and urging readers to consult their doctor.
Prices of latest sales collected to noon today by Motter Bros. & Co. and Linkers and Brokers. April 9, 191 A.C. Ja Con, 46.0.2. SOM, Cons, Coal and other listed securities. Various railroad and utility stocks including Seaboard Air Line, United States bonds, Western Maryland, and Houston Oil appear with limited figures and abbreviations.
New York stock quotations provided by Moiter Bros Co show daily price movements across major exchanges. The report highlights notable shifts in industrials and rail issues with price ranges and closing figures for key securities.
The Frederick Railroad Co. received news that box cars and gondolas recently purchased by the road tram the Reading Railroad have started toward Frederick and will likely arrive today.
Frederick Co National Bank reports loans and discounts with overdrafts. assets include bonds, resale notes, and reserve credits. Walkersville Savings Bank shows reserves, mortgages, cash items, and securities as of April 4, 1943, with totals for stocks, real estate, and deposits.
A historical Frederick Md notice blends a bank balance sheet excerpt with candidate announcements. It lists assets and liabilities of Farmers & Mechanics National Bank of Frederick and presents multiple filings by local hopefuls such as Frederick W. Cramer Abram J. Eichelberger Lewis H. Fraley Thomas N. Mobler and others seeking county treasurer city register county commissioner sheriff and mayor positions.
Undertaker Thomas P. Rice and workers moved the remains of Dr Kohlenberg Mrs Ann Alexander and children Daniel Ethel and Miller Anderson from Buckerstown Old M EB cemetery to Mt Olivet for reinterment. Samuel E Whiting's funeral was held yesterday at 2 30 with Rev John Porter officiating. Pallbearers were Jerry Barnes Charles Davis George Lyles and George Johnson. Interment in Laboring Sons cemetery. Thomas P Rice Funeral Director.
Public notice from Francis Baughman representing Security Bond & Montowh Co and other Baltimore and Alabama builders and construction firms advertising guaranteed investments and various insurances including health accident plate glass and automobile, with quotes on premiums and commissions, dated in the newspaper.
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