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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1906
Page
5
Report readers are urged to notify The Netsong promptly when papers are not received on schedule to ensure delivery continuity.
Taz News will not publish on Easter Monday as the office observes the holiday. A new issue will be produced from the office on Monday next.
Local notices list numerous individuals visiting relatives and staying over Easter. Names include Georga A. Pisrre in Montgomery County and Mrs O P Young on East Second Street, with others from New York Washington Baltimore Martinsburg Newport News and Lexington: extended visits to family homes and seasonal gatherings.
Apricot trees are in bloom. A new fence surrounds the First Baptist parsonage lawn on Dill avenues. Mr Singiston T Smil begins digging foundations for a new dwelling on Dill avenue. Carnation baseball team vs Woodsboro on Easter Monday at Brush factory diamond. Debate on severe orders to be continued at Myersville schoolhouse Monday night.
Wide awake readers use Tax News Want Ads for immediate value to employers and the unemployed, buyers and sellers, losers and finders. The Fown Crier is out of date as Tax News reaches the business public and households in this archived notice.
The article notes Mr. Lowndes, 32, a candidate for the Republican nomination in this district, contending with Col. Geo A Pearra for Alegany county support. He is the son of the late Gov Lloyd Loente and serves as vice president of the Second National Bank of Dum berland, where his father was president.
A quiet wedding at All Saints Parish today united Franklin Lorenzo Goodman and Lillian Gilana Patman both of this city. Rev. Dr. Osborne Fagin presided, with Howard Kossmans and Pearl Goodman as attendants. The couple plans a wedding tour to Baltimore and other cities, returning after April 23 to home.
A report details mislabeling and improper certification of local laws by county commissioners and the clerk of the Court of Appeals. Some bills passed or vetoed by the governor were not correctly recorded, with instances including a Brunswick liquor-vote bill and a mileage provision for Orphans Court judges. John Elifer, 54, died in Maryland State Penitentiary after eight years for second degree murder, stemming from a land dispute with Jacob Potenberger.
The Ratttling Springs property on the Potomac above Harper's Ferry has been leased to Baltimoreans for a fishing resort. The Jefferson Fishing Club will manage the site and use it for the pleasure of club members and their friends.
Local notice touts gas ranges as cheaper than gasolene coal or wood with emphasis on cleanliness convenience and safety. Advises safe operation and prevention tips for gas use. Also advertises a piano for sale at 150 dollars and deviled crabs at the Gem Dining Parlors in Frederick Maryland with prices five cents each.
The Frederick area features Easter bread and meat promotions, millinery openings by Miss Herrera in Etchison building, and special round trip tickets to Hagerstown for Easter holidays. Local eateries advertise seafood, oysters, clams, and new Easter novelties with multiple shops on Market and Patrick streets. Miss Herrera announces spring openings April 17 18 with patterns and hats. hospital volunteer drives and Dinner at City Hotel accompany seasonal sales.
The financial ledger lists capital stock 100000, surplus 250000, undivided profits less expenses and taxes. Contingent interest on hand 200, due to other national banks 225, due to state banks 17906, due to trust companies 23972. Individual deposits subject to check total 2,514,100. Cashier G Zimmermann swears the report true. dated April 13, 1906, before Notary Travers Thomas.
Notice highlights new 33 inch linen cambric shirts and a bold matting rug display. It promotes large room sizes, novelty patterns, and a wide China and Japanesse matting assortment with hall and stairs designs. Shoppers urged to visit early to avoid missing limited quantities.
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