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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1911
Page
6
BH Independent Newspaper, published by 80 Great Southern Printing and the Manufacturing Company, serves local readers with community updates and regional notices from this historic press group.
Frederick News asks subscribers missing papers to report delays as the paper tightens efforts to ensure perfect service. The note urges timely communication to help fix distribution gaps.
The city plans prompt actions after notice to the de- Huquents as part of a broader tuberculosis campaign. A large meeting is planned to discuss fight strategies, with hundreds of thousands participating nationwide and more than a pilon people expected to join the exercises.
Washington debates extensive federal actions to fund highway upgrades, including a national bureau of highways and biennial 8 million dollar allocations. State provisions, such as Pennsylvania's, may lessen reliance on federal aid, while critics question the necessity of federal involvement. Dynamite use on farms is explored as a tool for land improvement and agricultural efficiency.
The Mayor and Aldermen are praised for last night’s action to collect city taxes and sewer and street payments. They are urged to enforce regulations firmly, establish a businesslike system, and assert fiscal authority. if ordinances are unfair, repeal should be considered promptly.
The Maryland Federation of Women's Clubs backs a state wide compulsory education law aligned with modern methods. Authorities enforce the city law in Baltimore and portions of counties, though enforcement gaps exist for colored children.
Frederick County teachers met in Ken Hart to discuss school affairs and reform. Prof. Oscar B. Coblentz urged merit-based pay tied to professional advancement and student outcomes, not years of service. The gathering featured the Middletown Orchestra, welcome remarks by Rev. J. H. Lamar, and plans for the State Teachers' Association at Braddock Heights. About 100 teachers attended.
A Baltimore American note urges May 15 as Clean-Up Week across Maryhind towns. It calls for a statewide beautification committee meeting monthly to discuss plans to improve town outward appearances and advocates neighborly behavior and self-improvement in daily conduct.
A montage of quips from old papers mocks titles and politics with light humor. It blends playful banter about class, parties, and a Shakespearean line about a horse with modern travel zingers. The piece showcases era voice and witty editorial snips.
A humorous verse rails at street cleaning and border tensions, mixing dust, water, and a mock-heroic march. It contrasts dust clouds on the streets with soldiers on the Mexican border, ending with a playful note on talcum and peace.
A poetic piece reflecting the heart waking to spring, with images of roses blooming and sunlit scenery. The text shifts to a note about pain and relief, mentioning rheumatism and sleep, then ends with an advertisement claiming Tris may be obtained by applying Chamberlain's Limment and availability from druggists.
A historical NY bank statement notes reserve levels and deposits with references to circulation. The document outlines balance items, showing Reserve figures and deposit totals amid routine banking figures for the period.
Twenty years ago in Frederick a notice reports bond plans for a West Church Street property near the American Light and Power office. A Halti more and Milo Railroad update mentions Brunswick end of first division, plus a train incident in Adaistown causing a skull fracture. Frederick officials examine water sources as costs rise and Walker and Compans relocate to Market Street.
New York stocks moved higher as Mutter Bros Co provided fresh quotations backing gains. Traders watched early advances in industrials and rails amid cautious optimism on market direction and corporate earnings.
Capital surplus and profits are cited as 105000 dollars with payments of 125000 dollars. The report also references deposits totaling 31000000 dollars and 100000 dollars in relation to the financial statement.
Listing of latest stock prices and corrections up to noon today from Motter Bros. & Co. includes bonds and shares across railways, utilities, cotton products, and regional companies such as Seaboard Air Line, United Rys, Chesapeake and Ohio, and Maryland firms. Notable entries show 4s, 5s, and percent yields with scattered figures like 58% for a Seaboard item and 66 L2T% for a Northern Central entry.
The Chicago grain market shows May wheat at 90, July wheat at 87.55, and Sept wheat at 80 percent. May corn at 52.3, July corn at 53.14, with 2 8 percent noted in the session.
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