Frederick Daily News carrier and mail subscription rates 1913
The Frederick Daily News announces carriage and mailing options for city subscribers and distant addresses. Rates include 25 cents monthly, 1.00 for four months, 1.50 for six months, or 2.00 per year. The semi weekly edition costs 1.00 per year. The News Office is connected with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange.
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Frederick
City
United States
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
Frederick News Subscriber Notice on Delivery Issues
Subscriptions readers are urged to report missed issues to help improve service. The News lists sale points including New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store Arlington Hotel and Zimmerman Bros Grocery at Graddock Heights.
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New City
Buckey’s
Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt’s
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Graddock Heights
Zimmerman Bros
California Moves to Curb Immoral Film Scenes
Calif legislators approve a law barring on screen depictions of girls with skirts blown by the wind. Critics mock the measure as moral regulation while noting similar Ohio limits on bare waists and stockings. Supporters warn motion pictures can both harm and benefit public morals depending on regulation and public taste. A separate note discusses promoting a safe Fourth of July celebration.
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California
Ohio
Max
Fourth of July celebration plans enhanced for youths
Community leaders encourage a grand Fourth observance with patriotic spirit aimed at younger residents. Officials hope weather and activities inspire pride and enjoyment, building on last year's turnout to create a larger and more attractive celebration.
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Antortera
Quotes and quips in late 19th century press snippets
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from various papers. Snippets include a wife asking about her husband acting in movies, a joke about crooks versus honest people, a quip about a mining executive’s salary, and a remark on Miss Green singing with music in hand.
Canine Attacks Warnings In Frederick City
A large fox hound mix bit two people in Frederick and was shot by Harry Tritappe after another attack near the Rohrer residence. John Stride, baggage master at the Baltimore and Ohio station, and Mrs. R F Rohrer were bitten. The dog’s head was sent to Baltimore for rabies testing.
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John Stride
Baltimore and Oble
R. F. Ro Ier
Hanete
Sts
Dr. W
RB. Stokes
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio
Millary Beall
Heishbergers Bakery
Frank Angevine
Mr. Stride
C. F. Goodell
Mourah Street
Frederick
Agricultural science boosts DeKalb crops and farming profits
From the Philadelphia Inquirer: three years ago DeKalb county hired a physician at $4,000 to teach soil improvement. An expert agricultural chemist increased corn crops by $600,000 in one year. The study shows soil sickness from improper treatment reverses with proper guidance, lowering consumer prices while expanding farmer profits. It notes demand for agricultural banking and soil doctors as steps toward affordable farm products.
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A Dovich
Trrol
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
DeKalb County
Hit Hole
Iast Congress
Europe
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from The News columns dated April 12, 1893 recount a reception hosted by Miss Helen Young on Court Street with Dr and Mrs Williams assisting and refreshments by several young ladies. A rainbow social was run by a junior LAL committee of many young women. The water board urged installing water meters to conserve supply. County Commissioners reviewed a $100 damage suit over a traction engine breaking a road bridge. The CBS was originally tried before Justice, yielding $59.50.
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Helen Young
Court Street
Williams
Katie Goldsborough
Sophia Maconabhe
Louise Potts
Mary Maconachie
Launice Helfenstein
Mary Ingie
Eleanor Potts
Nannie MacGill
Grace Purnell
Mary Weems
A. Z. Barrier
Libermown
Union Bridge
CBS
Justice Tewas
Flood Threat Near Arkansas River Towns
Special dispatch reports Main Jevee on the Arkansas River protecting Lake Jefferson broke today causing several towns to be under water by night. Authorities issued alerts as rising waters spread risk to communities along the river and nearby infrastructure. Tracks, roads, and bridges face inundation while emergency crews mobilize to evacuate residents and secure critical facilities.
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Memphis
Tenn
Arkansas River
Lake Jefferson
Mrs Pankhurst Released from Holloway Jail
Special Dispatch reports Mrs Emilene Pankhurst was released from Holloway Jail after a hunger strike caused a collapse. The April 12 note cites the incident as the reason for release and notes the time as 2.20 p.m.
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Newe London
Emilene Pankhurst
Holloway
Mortgage and rent notices from Baltimore area broker
Francis Ratghman and Rogers publish mortgage and rent notices offering trusted conveyancing services. They list fixed payments, court-verified rents, and trustee actions for estates. Target properties include Baltimore and nearby suburbs with mentions of mortgage bonds and staple mortgages.
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Baltimore
Aipny
Wrifrosuerse
Send Peer Lorper
Ar Broker
Prancis Ratghman
Morteage & Treuraine Rogker
Catisen Piederieg
Baltimore Stock Market Prices and Corrections Reported
Daily stock notes list price movements corrected up to noon today for Malter Bros & Co Bookers and Brokers dated April 2 1900. Includes various bonds, railways and bank issues such as Georgia Alabama isses Seaboard Air Line United Ry Comp Mercantile Trust Anacostia & Potomac Citizens’ Hank among others with mixed quotes and yields.
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Malter Bros. & Co
A. G. Fa
Cotton Dueck Js
Georgia
Alabama
Houston
Mid
Hler
Flwy
Noif
Porthmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Seabward Air Ling
United Rvs
MD. Trust
Mercantile Trust
Vower Noteg
Anacostia & Potomac Citizens
Hank
G. GN
Pia
Dep Fairmont Cole
Cece Chitsgo Railway
Flouglan
Del
Chicaso Grain Market Ledger Summary
Grain market figures include totals of $1,068,500 and $2,827,000 with asset lines for reserves loans and deposits. Miscellaneous entries show figures for specie and legal notices in a compact ledger style.
New York Stocks Quotations From Molter Bros 1913
Daily stock quotations list open high low and close for several issues including Atchigon Hibicus Brooklyn Erie Reading Rock Island and Southern Pacific. The report shows multiple price points and percentage style figures as of April 12 1913 with varied formatting and OCR irregularities.
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Chic. M
3.P. Onb
Northern Pacific
R. A. VA
Toot Rock Island
Among the Sick and Rainfall Report in Frederick
News brief notes Mr J A Perkins confined by sickness is able to be out. Ray Cartee near Eljerton suffers from pleurisy. Heavy rains yesterday and today total 1.28 inches. Watch the news grow.
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Frederick
J.A. Perkins
Ray Cartee
John P. Cartee
Eljerton
Bank Statement Report for Woodsboro Savings Bank
Baltimore area bank report shows Woodsboro Savings Bank Maryland at April 4 close with assets including loans and drafts, cash items, and deposits. It lists liabilities such as capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, and customer deposits including demands and certificates. signed by bank officers and sworn before notary.
Bank Statement Fr Frederick County National Bank 1912
Frederick County National Bank reports assets 986 913.54 including loans overdrafts and securities. deposits total 682 165.53 with weekly deposits and surplus funds. Franklin Savings Bank and First National Bank in Monrovia also file summaries, listing resources liabilities and capital figures sworn by bank officers in April 1912.
Frederick National Bank of Maryland 1913 statement
A detailed bank condition report for Frederick National Bank of Maryland dated April 4 1913 lists assets including loans and discounts 648 834 71 U S bonds 125 000 00 deposits 1 450 204 10 to t State banks and bankers checks and other cash items 78 942 01 undivided profits 26 399 00 surplus 125 000 00 due to other national banks 0 0 and notices of creditors and other holdings, with cashier Albert Gilson swearing the figures true. Notice publishes local real estate auctions and political candidate announcements for Frederick County for Democratic primaries of 1913. Various names including Harvey Lease auctioneer and John Francis Smith trustee appear in public notices.
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U.S
Wie
Noles
Eresee
Vestal Savings
United States
State of
Maryland
County of Frederick
Albert Gilson
C. Albert Gilson
Chas
I. T. Wendickson
N. P
James T
Jtarris
David ¢. Kemp
Jienry R. Steiner
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Court House
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A. G. Cramer & Sons
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Fourth Street
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Frederick Mamonds
N. Markt Street
Ald. Williams
Hiamevine
Janitinlhaat
Frederick W. Cramer
Frederick County
Abram J. Eichelberger
WM. ¥. Wolfe
Tuscarora
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Sherif
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DoesdawFet
John D. Conard
Frederick District
Fredick County
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Ramsburg
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