Frederick Daily News and Semi Weekly News 1913 Notice
An early 20th century notice details Frederick MD publishing, subscription rates, and office contact. It lists The Frederick Daily News and The Semi Weekly News, pricing, mailing options, and club incentives. It notes post office registration and places where the paper is sold. It invites subscribers to report missed deliveries.
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United States
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone, Exchange
Frederick
The Gettysburg Reunion Promises National Observance
The Gettysburg battle anniversary this July will be a unique national event with elaborate plans. Thousands of veterans are expected, a large camp will be pitched on the battlefield, and the reunion aims to heal old Civil War hostilities as former foes meet in a historic, inspirational gathering.
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Battle of
Gettysburg
Gettysvarg
Board of Trade to Meet on Important Projects Tomorrow
A brief column notes the Board of Trade will convene tomorrow night to discuss key projects and urge cooperative efforts. It also presents a clear statement from the newly elected president urging unity and responsible action to achieve the best possible community results.
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Board of Trade
Frederick
Himsgarth
Travel Pleakas Urges Courteous Train Service
From the Pittshureh Post the Western railroane campaign of cheerfulness urges trainmen to be courteous to travelers. Passengers are customers, deserve smiles, prompt replies, and welcome. Delays and wrecks should be promptly reported to the public.
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Pittshureh
Tad
Merriness Minutes and Tiny Tales From The Press
A collage of humor and quotes from the Washington Star and Town Topics humor pages. Notes on humor and pathos bridge clever lines about storytelling and weathered editors. A punchline about a flood washing away a soap factory appears, framed by Bits and the Chicago Record-Werald style.
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Gadder
Washington Star
Patrick McDougall
The Optimist Poem in Chicago Record Herald
A man smiles through life amid bright days and simple joys. He thanks God for sight, health, love, and the free air, despite hardships. He labors gladly, cherishes family, and faces the future with calm, earning others’ surprise.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from the columns of Trr News April 10 1897 note a Sunday School Conference held in Woodsboro under the Maryland Sunday School Union. Peach buds in Frederick county reported excellent. Frederick town Savings Institution directors elected including MLE Del NL OD Know John A Lynch A C McCardell Gow Miller Steiner Schley. Rev Burchard Vullicer lectured on the Holy Lands at St John’s Catholic church. Westminster undergoing thorough cleaning under Mayor Brooks to prevent disease.
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The
Maryland Sunday School Union
Woodsboro
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Mle del
Law James M. Hood
Columbus
John A. Lynch
A.C. McCardell
Gow. Miller
Steiner Schley
Burchard Vullicer
Holy Lands
St. John's Catholic Church
Last Tifel
Harn Accepts Place in New York Railroad Group
Mr Hahn resigns as general secretary of local association and will become membership secretary of Madison Avenue Railroad in New York on May 1. The Madison avenue group is a leading railway association with a large endowment amid plans for a seven story white brick building costing about half a million dollars.
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Sant
Hahn
New York
W. KL
Frederick W
Alfred Gwyne Vandebit
New York Central
New Haven
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt Boys
Dormitories at Frederick Y M C A to Expand and Modernize
The Frederick Y M C A plans a major expansion adding 187 sleeping rooms and a large restaurant. A third floor gymnasium will be adaptable to an auditorium seating 600. The association has 1698 members and eight employees with expenses of 27634 and 777 daily attendance. During the year 17844 baths were taken and 2270 dormitory uses. Lunches served reached 193510. Mr Hahn, from New York, has led dormitory growth and will continue with the association work.
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Hahn
Frederick
New York
The
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Mortgage and Trust Estate Notices in Baltimore Suburbs
A garbled financial notice discusses the best buy and dependable streamlines for trustees and estates. It mentions rents, mortgage roads, and property transactions in Baltimore and surrounding suburbs, with references to attorneys and legal trusts.
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Couris
Baitimere
Ted Greg Lavryer
Baltimore stock market closes with mixed gains and corrections
Market quotes show Motter Bros. & Co. correcting prices for tarest sales and several rail and utility issues. Notable items include Seaboard Air Line 1st preferred noted higher, United Rys. classes reported, and Maryland coal and banking notes among mixed movements across brokers and exchange listings.
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Motter Bros. & Co
Agaid
Alabama
Houston
GAY Wousgton
New Pilsae Gay
Klee, Rwy
Nort
Porthmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Colon Duck
Suah Oe
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Com
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Srabourd
Anacostia & Potomar Js
Oy Citigens' Bank
Fairmont Coal
New York Stocks and Local Notice Highlight Trading
New York stocks show varied quotations with multiple rail and industrial issues listed. A Frederick, Md., note mentions Mgr Hahn leaving for a new post, and a local ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children as safe and effective. Bucklen's Arnica Salve is praised as a universal cure for burns bruises and sores with a Texan testimonial.
Frederick County Bank Statements From 1933 Maryland
Bank reports show assets totaling hundreds of thousands with deposits and loans. Figures list loans, overdrafts, bonds, stocks, cash, reserves, and liabilities across Frederick institutions including Franklin Savings Bank Walkersville Savings Bank and others with sworn attestations by bank officers January to April 1933.
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State of
Maryland
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J. W. J. Carty
J. W of
Canty
Chas
Mendrickson, N
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Frederick County Bank Ledger and Sheriff Election Notices
The Farmers and Mechanics National Bank in Frederick Maryland reports financials with loans, deposits, and reserves for April 4 1943, including capital stock and profits. A list of Democratic primary candidates for Frederick County offices follows, with statements of candidacy for county treasurer city registrar county commissioner sheriff and mayor across multiple districts and towns.
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Capital Stock Yard
Bank Sui Ore
Aliliti Capital
National Bank
Frederick County
Abram J. Eichelberger
Decid&w
City Register
Grey Megister
Jax Collector
Frederick
Waring Tyson
Capital Stock
Surplus Fund Penses and Naid
National Ban Standing
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