The Daily News Frederick MD Aims At Subscriptions And Local Waste
The Daily News outlines subscription rates for the United States and its possessions and notes the newspaper office connected to the local telephone exchange. It argues mineral waste is permanent while forests can regrow, urging conservation of farming lands and minerals with a focus on carboniferous products and iron or coal deposits.
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick
Birely
R. E. Delaplaine
Becy and Treas
Kho
Will Foot
United States
Daily News
Frederick, Md
Frederick News Subscriber Notice August 7 1914
FRIDAY AUGUST 7 1914 TO SUBSCRIBERS The Frederick News asks readers who miss delivery to report it. The paper is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Gros Grocery Store McCardell's Store.
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New City Hotel
Buckey’s
S. Market St. Central
F. .K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Gros
McCardell’s
Busy Frederick Embraces a Busy Summer of Events
Frederick braces for a vibrant season with Chautauqua week and Banner week to honor the Star Spangled Banner centennial. The city will host attractions, picnics, tournaments, reunions, and entertain former residents, while the Washington team visits to showcase the national game. Residents urged to cooperate for a grand celebration.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Waste in minerals drains national wealth daily
The federal Bureau of Mines reports that the United States wastes about a million dollars daily in mining and handling mineral wealth. It estimates annual coal waste at 250 million tons, a loss dramatically larger than in other minerals, highlighting a massive inefficiency in the energy sector.
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Federal Bureau of Mines
Minutes of Merriness and Satin Tongue Tales
An assemblage of quips from newspapers notes George Washington, cherry tree lore, immunity, and a street scene dialogue. It cites the Washington Star and New York Weekly with brief snippets of humor and mock testimony. The items reflect satirical headlines and character voices rather than a single event.
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George Washington
George
Washington Star
Law’s Grip Sees Four Held on Disorderly Conduct
Charles Hoy, William Hoy, Edward Brown, all colored, were arrested by Constable Deeter on disorderly conduct charges. Brown paid fines. the others defaulted. Hoy, napping in a jail corridor, fell about 200 feet to a lower level, fracturing a rib and spraining a shoulder, but survived with medical care. Charles Smith, colored, of Walkersville, faced a similar charge, fined two dollars and costs, and went to jail for ten days on default.
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Charles
William Hoy
Edward Brown
Deeter
Anders
Brown
Charles Hoy
Lors
Charles Smith
Calored
Walkersville
Odd Fellows Hold Fifth Annual Reunion at Pen Mar Park
Large turnout gathers 12 000 to 15 000 at Pen Mar Park for the fifth annual Odd Fellows reunion across Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia with grand masters from all five jurisdictions in attendance.
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The
Order
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Pen Mar Park
Myers Bennett wedding announced at New Windsor
Mr and Mrs John W Myers announce the marriage of their daughter Sarah Myers to Nimrod F Bennett. The couple will be at home to friends after September 1 at New Windsor.
Knights of Columbus Dance and Picnic at Braddock Heights
St John’s Council of Knights of Columbus plans a dance and picnic at Braddock Heights on Wednesday August 19. The event is organized by Braddock Braddock Heights council activities and invites local members.
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K. of C
Braddock
St. John’s
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Item Roundup
Local items from the Columns of Tur Nane August 7 1894 note Bass fishing sport, Hygeia ice factors work paused for repairs, John T Martin elected Mayor of Brunswick with 3 Democrats and 3 Republicans on council, Frederick wheelmen plan first real bicycle parade, a straw stack fire near West Patrick street delayed by water supply, fire companies responded.
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Tur Nane
John T. Martin
Brunswick
H. B. Bitson
E. H. Thompson
Samuel J. Bratt
Charles H. Edmonston
L. E. McBride
John R. Ball
Luther Derry
West Patrick Street
Martinsburg Woman Rebecca Brantner Dies After Stroke
Rebecca A Brantner wife of Z T Brantner superintendent of Martinsburg West Virginia B and C shops died after a paralytic stroke she suffered Tuesday night at about 7 15 and passed away Wednesday evening Funeral in Martinsburg Saturday at 10 am She was a Cham bers daughter married in 1869 and lived most of her life in Martinsburg Survived by husband two daughters Laura H and Nelt G Brantner and three brothers Mears Anthony Chambers Brunswick Brown Chambers Martinsburg Bogg P Chambers Brunswick Funeral arrangements pending for Brantner case and obituary notes延
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Muantafh
Rebecca A. Brantner
Z T. Brantner
Martinsburg
W. Va. B
Brantner
Mary C. Fogel
Chariton Fogel
Thurmont
Minerva
Molly
Minnie
Ellen
Millie
Love
Calvin
Frank
Waynesboro
John
Funerals for Charles O. Rebingon and Levi Heffner Held
Funeral services were held for Charles O. Rebingon proprietor of the Pastuerising Milk Plant at his East Patrick street home conducted by Rev. John A. Dutter. Interment will be in Fishkib Duchess county No Y on the 8.50 N. C. R. R. interment tomorrow. Pallbearers were King David Lodge No. 50 I. O. O. F. members. Funeral by F. W. Obenderfer and Son. Also held was Levi Heffner son of Mr. and Mrs. George Heffner of Creagerstown who died at Frederick City Hospital from typhoid fever aged 22. Services this morning at 10 at the Creagerstown home with interment in the Reformed cemetery. M. L. Crea ser oversaw the arrangements.
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Anne Rebecca Chambers
Beansboro
Frederick
Robt. J. Shafer
Mary Shafer
Reformed Church
Los Angeles
E. E. Weaver
Boonsboro Cemetery
Charles O. Rebingon
East Patrick Street
John A. Dutter
Grave Reformed Church
Fishkib
Duchess County
Charles F. Seeger
Francis S. Gaither
Philip Seeger
Laurren J. Welty
Robert A. Bennett
E.G. Haugh
F. W. Obenderfer and Son
Levi Heffner
George Heffner
Creagerstown
Frederick City Hospital
Reformed
He Wants The Old Almanac From Greencastle Man
W F Shank of Greencastle Pennsylvania wrote Postmaster Birely in Frederick seeking a Gruber s Hagerstown Almanac of 1851 He noted he was born that year and asked if the almanac was for sale and at what price Birely would probably forward the almanac to him
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W. F. Shank
Greencastle
Birely
Frederick
Gruber
Hagerstown
Thurmont Property Sold to Miss Anna Harman
The pretty home of Mrs. Lewis Bollinger at the edge of the mountain near Thurmont was privately sold to Miss Anna Harman, daughter of William Harman. Mrs. Bollinger and family will remain in their current residence and the Harmans are listed as the new owners.
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Thurmont
Lewis Bollinger
Anna Harman
William Harman
Nilesses
Varman
On Duty At Vera Cruz Sox Rouzer Serving In Army
Word from Thurmont reports Charles Sox Rouzer son of Mr EK Rouzer is serving in the US Army and currently on duty in Vera Cruz Mexico. He sends word that the city is very hot and tiring and he is tired of the country.
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Vera Cruz
Charles ‘Sox Rouzer
EK. Rouzer
Thurmont
Mexico
Returns From Moose Convention Increases Hope For Orphanage
Mr F L Knode returns to Frederick from Milwaukee where he attended the Supreme Convention of the Royal Order of Moose. Delegates numbered 1183 from the United States Canada and other countries. He spoke on Mooseheart and plans to care for 5000 people, calling it the best and largest industrial training school in the country. He noted the committee chairmanship and the convention's harmony. The piece also outlines plans for a Juniata College reunion and local events including a Thurmont vs United Athletic Club baseball game.
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F. L. Knode
Frederick
Milwaukee
Supreme Convention of
Royal Order of Moose
Knode
United States
Canada
Germany
Moose‘heart
Walter E. Dorn
Sai Francisco
California
Mrhion Garland
Por
Pittsburgh
Dorn
Garland
Moose Orders
Lake Michigan
San Diego
Cal
Dog Killed in Morning Incident In Starr Household
A dog owned by Jamen Starr and associated with Mrs Mollie Roberta was killed this morning. The incident involves the Starr household and the unnamed dog’s death is reported locally.
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Jamen Starr
Mollie
Roberta
Not So Strange After All You May Think 41 Strange Tales
A fragmentary ad-like item promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach trouble. It claims the remedy eases indigestion and restores natural function, attributed to testimonials including Mia Kish and Rosie Kish. The copy is garbled but centers on tablet use and purported relief.
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Chamberlain
Mia
Rosie Kish
Walish
Gerd and Co
Deuleta
Trusters Public Sale of Frederick City Property
Public sale by trustees under the will of Amanda Biechelberger offers the South side of Church Street Frederick City Maryland. The two story dwelling on Lot 71 fronts Church Street with five rooms on the first floor and eight on the second, possession by November 3 1914, terms include one third cash and balance in six and twelve months with notes or all cash. Also another sale in New Market Frederick County Maryland of Anna W Hughes estate in 7 acres with a frame dwelling and outbuildings, joining Willis Turnbull Burgess and Walker lands, sale August 22 1914 at 10 am, one half cash day of sale, balance in six months with notes, $260 deposit required, conveyance at purchaser expense.
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Bichelberger
Court Square
Amanda Biechelberger
Mredeuigh City
Maryland
Church Street
Mrederek City
Iente Grayson Michelberger
Samuel Tyler
Kolo
Sedgerick County
Patrick Street
Frederick City
Ella VY
Eichelburger
Frederick County
Esse J. Plummer
Edith May Rummer
Andamuel W. Plummer
Mollie J. G. ‘Prummer
Charles Plumm
New Market District
New Market
Monrovia
Anna W. Hughes
Mary W. Plummer
Anna W. Plumaed
A. F
Anna WW. Inghes
Edward W
Hughes
Tertilar QO. Frizzell
Jacob Rohrback
Alban M. Wood
William Darner
Circuit Court
Court House
Mores Wood
Woodstoro
Pleasant Hill
Charles Fogle
George Beatty
Alx Mentha
Eurchaer
John S. Newmax
Arthur DO Willard
Truatees
Varvey Th. Lease
Court Istreet
Seccond Street
Doubs
C. D. Hargett
M. F. Houck
J. W. Carey
Bills Chas. D. Hickman
S&s. T. Hickman
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Elias Delashmutt
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Wilhide
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Frederick CO. Nat. Bank
FAR. & Mech. Nat. Bank
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Alice 1. Young
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Harvey R. Lease
Juridiéet
B. Rosxenour & Sons
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Augidi
Louis Kramer
West South Street
West South St
Kefauver
Middletown
Plyte
Albert Castle
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J. Marshall Miller
Frederick Town
Actirix
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J. Y. Zimmerman
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All Saint
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West Third Street
Theodore Alexander
Mensell
Geo. W. Heinlein
Franklin Savings Bank
A. Bennett
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West Fifth St
North Market Street
Tyleat
W. M. Rhoads
Rosenour Market Atreet
Graph Street
Garret
Bath
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Aix
North Bentz
West Fourth St
Park Avenue
Market St
C. EB Burger
S&s. Market
Frederick County National Bank
North Market and
West Patrick Streets
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Central National Bank
Market Streets
Aorizaer
Panama
N. RL
D. Mantz
Market Street
J. B. Meljor
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