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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1914
Page
4
An early Frederick Maryland newspaper notice describes subscription options for The Daily News and The Semi Weekly News with prices and delivery by carrier or mail. It lists sale locations citywide and mentions post office classification and historical details about publication and postal status.
A heated dispute arises after a letter to The News complains of baby carriages blocking sidewalks on South and Center streets. A counter letter, signed by One who will roll her baby carriage, taunts the complainant and defends public sidewalks as part of town life.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railway distributes a carefully compiled list of appis and peach growers in Maryland Virginia and West Virginia with names addresses and major dealers and brokers. The booklet includes a map of the N and O system from Chicago to the Atlantic coast highlighting the northern central United States.
Reports from Denver show the commission form of government proving troublesome with a rising treasury deficit after a six month trial. Opponents plan strong arguments against the new system while emphasizing that vigilance by the electorate remains crucial for good service and responsible administration. The piece also notes postcard fads among tourists as a lasting souvenir trend and hints at the photo card’s enduring appeal.
Frederick leaders push for a celebrated event as Chairman Richard P. Ross confirms strong hopes President Wilson will visit Frederick in September if he is in Washington on the 14th. The Industrial Parade aims to mobilize floats, with Dronenburg planning a $2000 to $3000 fund drive. Floral Carnival and Key Day events are scheduled for centennial week. Meanwhile, Reba Franklin Stanley sues for absolute divorce from Sadle L. Stanley, seeking alimony, attorney fees, and custody of two children Henry Spencer and Ruby Lynn.
Twenty years ago in Frederick a large bank barn on G A T Snouffer’s Manor farm burned overnight, with 3 horses, a calf, about 150 tons of hay and farming tools lost. The blaze was ruled incendiary. In Beallsville on Monday voters will decide mayor and six council seats with Isaac B Cannon and John T Martin leading mayoral bids and a slate of ward candidates from Democrats and Republicans listed.
Harry W. Zeigler resigns as Royal Secretary of the Y M C A after three years effective July 31. He plans to continue in association work and may seek another position. He led the boys department and was Scoutmaster of the Y M C A patrol, with a strong emphasis on Boy Scout activities. Mrs. Von Hohenhoff Injured In Auto Accident Seeks Recovery At Frederick City Hospital readied in serious condition with bruises a broken arm and internal concerns, while Mr. von Hohenhoff remains at New City Hotel and accompanying family members depart for Baltimore. Musician Albert Wallis Engaged For Parade, Concerts In September Wallis joins C Sherman Knight for eight parades and two concerts beginning September 7 in Baltimore.
An old column notes the legend of Ponce de Leon and the Fountain of Youth, and shifts to medical ads touting Mayr’s Wonderful Stomach Remedies as a cure for indigestion and stomach issues, with mentions of Dr. Wilk and a Frederich Maryland address.
Three Frederick Germans employed locally as reservists in the German Army received word from the German Consulate in Baltimore this morning that no ships are running yet but they will be notified when transport is available. They, along with hundreds of others in New York, await ships to return home and join the war effort. Friedrich men Paul Bernhard Sebastian Reichert and Ernest Schneppe are named. Mrs. Albert Schouler, a native German, has two brothers in the Army. Also noted, the Seventh Day Adventists moved their tent and will hold services tonight at East Fourth Street with Rev. Shadel and Rev. St. T. Baer assisting.
An advertisement warns against catarrh salves containing mercury and urges seeking prescriptions from reputable physicians. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co is promoted as mercury free and internally active against blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials are offered, with sales through druggists.
Notifies first mortgage bond holders that under the 1910 indenture the Haglerstown and Frederick Railway Company may redeem on September 1, 1914 all outstanding bonds at 105 percent plus accrued interest. After redemption, all interest and coupons become void. Bonds and unmatured coupons must be presented for payment at the trustee’s Baltimore office. Emory L. Corlentz, President, January 2, 1914.
A writ of fieri facias in Frederick County Court leads to seizure of Mary Barton and Andrew Bowle’s real estate, including the Moreland tract with a two story dwelling, to be sold at public auction. The sale date is August 27 at 1 a.m. at the Frederick County Court House. The notice also details a separate trustee sale of Anna W Hughes estate near New Market Monrovia, listing 47 acres with a frame dwelling and outbuildings, auction set for August 22 at 10 a.m. in New Market District.
Intending to discontinue housekeeping the owner offers at public sale at the Court House door Frederick City on Saturday August 8 1914 at 11 o clock a m the three story brick dwelling known as No 118 Court Street The property is new in good repair located in a fine area with eight rooms hall bath cellar pantry and garage access via a 14 foot alley to Second street Features include hardwood floors an instantaneous gas heater kitchen range and new hot water plant The house is papered and described as an elegant home Inspection is allowed Terms include 100 cash day of sale balance September 1 1914 with possession and deed free of liens and encumbrances to be conveyed ALICE I YOUNG Markwood D Harn Agent Harvey K R Lease Auctioneer June 1
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