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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1913
Page
6
Frederick Maryland newspaper announces subscription prices for daily, semi weekly and weekly editions. details include monthly rates and annual pricing, carrier and mail delivery, club discounts, and office contact with telegraph and post office designations.
Subscrib ers who do not receive their paper regularly are asked to report the issue to the office as efforts are made to perfect service. The News is sold at New Guy Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store 5 Market Street Central Restaurant J K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Ariington Hotel at Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery Store.
In Pennsylvania advocates win a key victory as the house passes a resolution and the senate votes 26 to 22 for a constitutional amendment. The proposal must face 1915 legislature and, if approved again, be sent to voters. Maryland observers note peaceful suffrage efforts and warn of potential regional impact.
If yesterday hints at the season ahead residents should head for Braddock to seek relief in cooler mountain air. The note suggests Braddock as a refuge from rising temperatures and humidity.
Voters and candidates discuss upcoming June elections as city officials and residents assess hot races. Community groups urge turnout while nominations and campaign stops shape the contest ahead of primary and general ballots.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes America trails in naval leadership with 46 773 enlisted men and 18 flag officers compared with foreign powers. It argues maintaining a strong navy requires more admirals, criticizing Congress for cost concerns and urging action in the new session.
Poet speaks of Maryland orchards in April with apple blossoms filling valleys from Garrett to Worcester. Vivid lines describe apple trees glowing under sun and sapfire snow on domes, birds returning, Bob White calls, bees on a quest, and sheep on hills as the season renews the land.
Tar News columns report William Houck Vernon Phoebus and Uarrs King leaving Frederick to work their own way to the World’s Fair. Samuel Brown a colored juror for the War term of Washington county court. Frank WR Rhodes canceled his Pawners contract and stays in Frederick. The company left today for Hartis town to open their circus season. Mr Frederick Kintz injured when his wagon overturned in a storm returning with hay. He was unconscious for a time. A funeral occurred at St Matthew’s Lutheran church on the Manor with Rea Luther Kahlman delivering the sermon.
Tie Edward K Williams Co of Hagerstown wins Summers farm on Montevue Pike near Frederick. 117 acre site to be divided into one fourth to five acre tracts with frontage 10 to 200 feet priced 250 to 450 dollars each. Developments to begin March 1 with water mains and electric lights available. Company has operated successfully in Martinsburg Staunton and Hagerstown.
Percy Ro Drennifig and Miss Lida Satterfield of Baltimore were married at the Methodist Episcopal church yesterday afternoon by Rev. A H Lamar. The ceremony surprised friends as the couple fled to the city in an automobile with Mr Richard Atwell. Dinner followed at the New City Hotel before returning to Baltimore. Joseph C. Crampton and Miss Naomi E Zimmerman of near Jefferson were quietly married at Middletown yesterday by Rev. George Albert Snyder.
A blurred notice lists entries from the Office of the Circuit and Orphans' Courts, including a marriage license for Fred Ramsburs and Annie E Strickler, both of Frederick, and real estate interests of Emory L Coebleniz and John T Derr. A street incident reports a horse falling on North Market Street near a bakery, with broken shafts.
A historical notice urges caution in giving cough medicine to children and promotes safe practices. It references mothers and dealers and notes concerns about potentially harmful substances in certain remedies offered at local drug stores.
Miss Nan Mildren, formerly Frederick County primary supervisor, now with Millersville State Normal School, will teach at the Garis High School summer program. She aided Ariel in the past, recently agreed to join here, and will later assist in Indiana. Mildren also helps run a department of the Ladies Flame Journal and is the sole definite instructor named so far.
A committee announced a list of potential instructors including many from Columbia University. The chosen staff will be contacted for acceptance before any public notice. About half the finalists come from Columbia, with a goal to match the prestige of Hopkins, Columbia, or Cornell courses and grant credit for summer work. The school board earmarked 300 for the project, merging the institute into the summer program and charging teachers 10 tuition plus living costs.
Prices of latest sales corrected up to today by Motter Lros Co Bankers and Brokers. Various bonds and stocks listed including Georgia Alabama 3 G B S Ist 4s Seaboard Air Line United Rys and Western Maryland totals. Trading activity noted with several issues showing gains and dividends amid fluctuating values in a concise market update.
The report presents current New York stock quotations provided by Motter Bros Co. including notable price movements, notable gains and losses, and market sentiment for a trading day in the city.
Public notice to Frederick City voters of registration sittings under Maryland law. Registration boards will convene from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on specified dates at multiple precinct locations, including 124 West Patrick Street and 315 North Market Street. Voters must register in their current precinct, obtain removal certificates if moved since 1910, and foreign-born citizens should bring naturalization papers. A. L. S. Moberly, President.
Brunswick firemen express satisfaction with the Erdman act arbitration ruling on railroad firemen disputes. A B Ledges, longtime Brunswick treasurer, also voices approval. A Town Hall concert by the Woman's College Glee Club is set for Saturday in Thurmont under King’s Daughters auspices. Exchange humor ends with a snappy quip about Nell and Maude.
Readers learn about Halls Catarrh Cure claimed as the only positive cure for a constitutional disease. The ad states the remedy works on blood and mucous surfaces, builds up the constitution, and offers $100 for any uncured case. Address F J Cuaney & Co Toledo Ohio for testimonials.
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