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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1913
Page
5
Fredericktonians abroad can have the Frederick News mailed to them promptly at 25 cents per month prepaid. Addresses may be changed frequently without interruption of service. Mail orders and phone numbers 171 or 183 provide old and new addresses.
The Yellow Springs Band will play the fifth free concert in Frederick next Wednesday night, moved from Thursday to align with the Armory cornerstone ceremony. Attendees should arrive by 7:30 PM at the People’s Insurance Building for the first selection, weather permitting. A $750 donation boosted the concert fund to $1,077.25.
Frederick area residents report illnesses at home including F H Koehler on West Patrick street. Frederick W Obenderfer on East Patrick street. Mrs Charles Kine on Motter avenue with typhoid. George Engelbrecht Jr on West South street with possible typhoid. Rev BEH Lamar on East Church street with tonsillitis. Melvin Main of Baltimore formerly Frederick, recovering from appendicitis. Also notes the 14th anniversary of the Francis Scott Key monument unveiling at Olivet cemetery with ceremonies on August 9, 3898, and Kev’s birth anniversary.
Judge Ben B Lindsey defended his Progressive Party switch in Denver, condemning political bosses and corruption in city and state governments. He described how the Guggenheims influenced tariffs and taxes, urged a tariff board, a minimum wage law, child labor limits, and mothers pensions, and urged the party to remain free of old-party taints. A county committee meeting at the courthouse approved a full county slate, six delegates to the state convention, and a separate party organization, with another gathering planned next Saturday.
Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Judge Glenn W. Worthington preside as Millard Nusz draws the panel for the September term. The jurors chosen span Buckeystown, Frederick, Middletown, Urbana, Libertytown, New Market, Mechanicstown, Jefferson, and other towns with paired names like Charles D. Kefauver and Lewis Lochner among the lists. Earmarked residents include Henry Mussetter, Joseph Redman, George Hoffmann, and Edward Noonan, reflecting a broad cross section for civil and criminal matters. Eichelberger named U S referee in bankruptcy to replace Major Goldsborough who resigned after long service.
Local shopping list items include cakes Babbitt soap lic 3 cakes Sweetheart 11¢ large bottles wash blue 1c boxes best matches 40c hardwood window screen 25c fielders gloves $1.00 Berlin aluminum saucepan 1.00 wood picnic plates 24 sheets waxed paper 5c toilet paper 25c new titles in paper cover books 10a frames 10c sanitary cups 1c dozen linen paper envelopes 25c fly paper 5c boys and girls books 22c Kodak 800 used 3.50 magazine 15c window designs 29 yard paper goods 24c jelly glasses 15c dozen clothes pins 6c First Annual Methodist Reunion Braddock Heights Aug 14 Knights of Columbus picnic Aug 12 dancing games prizes refreshments CHAS L STOkes 392 N Market St. Knights of Columbus picnic Aug 14, Braddock Heights Aug 12. BLUE RIBBON GROCERY phone J. Knishis picnic at Braddock Heights Jul 72 Putman Miller Co.
Frederick to Jefferson Boulevard on Saturdays in August will run extra trains at 9.90 9.45 10.0 10.20 10.80 am. Notices warn residents about water restrictions, dog licenses, and local business ads. The Emancipation Association plans a fiftieth celebration at Agricultural Park on August 24, 1913, and Sunday excursions to Baltimore are advertised with round trip fare 1.25.
Readable fragment lists pricing on fabrics and textiles including voiles silks wool dress goods bed spreads sheets ribbons towels and chintz suggesting an old sale ad. Items shown include Turkish bath towels wide ribbon bed spreads full size sheets and various fabrics with prices per yard or piece.
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