Gaily printed weekly News at Fredericksburg MD
A vintage weekly publication titled The News of Fredericksburg Frederick County Maryland announces subscription rates and delivery details. It lists officers Birely Delaplaine president and treasurer, C Will Foot vice president, and Bates as manager. The paper offers semi weekly publication on Tuesdays and Fridays, mailed within the United States for 1.90 per year or cheaper, with office contact on High Street. Local agents and sale points are named, including hotels, grocery stores, and cigar shops. The notice invites subscriptions and advertisements and indicates the paper is printed by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company.
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Uxpeadent
North Market Street
Frederck, MD
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing
Birely
Delaplaine
Sec
Will Foot
Orphans Court
Frederick County
James W. Smith
Demank
Vernon T. Smith
Chas
WL Smith
Herman Coblentz
Truant officers urged as rural schools show low attendance
A government report finds rural schools average only 65 to 50 days of attendance yearly with even prosperous North Central states averaging 109 days. The piece argues for stronger truancy enforcement, closer school supervision, and penalties for parents who allow or encourage absence to let children earn money.
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North Central States
New R R Terminal at Frederick Boosts City Credit
The Pennsylvania Railroad has officially favored plans to improve its Frederick terminal. A larger building is expected to attract more freight and passenger business, signaling railroad confidence in the city. The project, while costly, will demonstrate the railroad’s commitment to Frederick and likely win public support.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Frederick
Federick
Cty
Labor Shortage Across Regions Stirs Trade Unions
Washington reports show no general farm labor shortage in the East but a rising demand for men in metal trades and housework, with shortages noted for able bodied workers. Canadian labor peace efforts rely on arbitration boards to curb strikes, showing mixed results and public interest in peaceful dispute resolution.
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Washington
Bowton
Tta
Cites
Purely Personal: Atlantic City Vacation Notes Across Town
A long list of residents and visitors recounts summer trips and reunions in Atlantic City and nearby points. Elaine Shorey, Miss Castle, Mrs Long visit Love Point Md, while Compner and family vacation in Atlantic City. Various others return from or head to the shore, with several locale connections to Gettysburg, York, and Philadelphia noted.
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Elaine Shorey
West Church Strees
Atlantic City
James A. Long
Mary BK. Castle
Love Point
Wm. F. Compner
Kant
Court Street
Katherine Wiener
East Patrick Street
Luray
N. J. Wilson
Gilmer Schley
Louise, Schley
Barnesville
Mina Schley
W. W. Clemson
Walkersville
BE. J. Buckey
Litlestown
Samuel G. Duvall
Eugene Met
Phebus
Mack” Phebus
York
Anna Wilson
Gettysburg
Mantz Doll
di Avenue
Paul 8. Miller
Miller
Wilson
New York
Mill Avenue
Detroit
Michigan
Lewis Gittinger
Thomas Gitinger
Pensacola
Florida
Thievely
Fiery furnace trio kept calm amid heat
A Chicago Tribune verse recalls Shadrach Meshach and Abednego under the fiery furnace. The poem praises their calm temper and lack of complaint, noting they faced extreme heat without panic, distraction, or seeking relief, and moved serenely in the blaze.
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Shadrach
Fiery Furnace
Lot
Chicago Tribune
Hymeneal Annan-Sellere Wedding in Baltimore
Announcement of the wedding of Helen Elizabeth Sellers to Edgar Landers Annan. The Annan family from Emmitsburg. groom linked to People’s Garage. Ceremony held in Baltimore. couple to reside in Emmitsburg.
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Annan
Sellere
Jorg
Willson K. Sellers
Helen Elizabeth Sellers
Edgar Landers Annan
Ko L. Annan
Baltimore
Annan Sr
Annan, Horner and Co. Bankers
People’s Garage
Emmitsburg
Early Morning Fire at Maryland Brick Works
Fire broke out shortly after two o'clock at the Maryland Brick and Supply Co along the Pennsylvania Railroad end of East Fifth street. The wooden cooling shed measuring about 20 by 65 feet burned, with only the drying house charred. insured loss estimated in the low hundreds. A new building to replace the destroyed shed will be ready soon, and operations at Frederick factory will continue as normal under President C. G. Schildknecht. Fire crews saved adjoining property. cause undetermined.
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Maryland Brick and Supply Co
Pennsylvania Railroad
East Fifth Street
Frederick
United and Independent
Arc
LB & OQ
Lemons Soar In Price Amid Hot Weather Outlook
Prices for lemons jump to 7 to 9 dollars per box wholesale as heat raises demand and losses from decay. Dealers warn prices could rise further if hot weather persists, even with lemons showing small size and uneven quality.
Frederick items from 1896 columns and notices
Twenty years ago today in Frederick reports changes to Republican primary dates for county districts with August 22 and August 27 as key events. The county contention set for Frederick city, and plans to invite the State Convention of the YMCA in January. The New City Opera House opening is announced with attractions. Walter Saunders sells 30 acres of estate land at about 40 dollars per acre. Emmitsburg authorities ban unlit coffee deliveries after dark without lamps and bells.
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City
Frederick
Walter Saunders
Audioneer
Sappington
Carter
Picnics and reunions mark community week events
Local notices list Methodist picnics at Agricultural Park Asbury School mentoring at Frederick Junction and multiple gatherings across Germantown Pen Mar Bethesda Union Lander and Welty areas. Also reported the Jefferson County jail project plans to replace the old structure after site condemnation. John Brown jail to be moved? The article notes a stair accident at a North Market home injuring Mrs Robert Thomas.
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Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Agricultural Park
Asbury
Welty’s Grove
Littlestown
Church of God
Micodemus’ Woods
St. John’s Lutheran
Creagerstown
Great Braddock
Mt Airy Picnic Offers Wide Attractions August 17 19
The 14th annual Mt Airy picnic features a balloon ascent horse show tournament dancing and music from August 17 to 19. A 1 PM Saturday meeting under the Maryland Branch of the League to Enforce Peace will showcase speeches by former Governor Warfield Judge Wadham Henry W. Williams David J. Lewis and J Fred C Talbott. Friday centers on farmers with Prof Symons of Maryland Agricultural College and regional farmers in attendance.
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Maryland
League
Thin League
Ita
Warfield
Wadham
New York
Henry W. Williams
Baltimore
David J. Lewis
United States Senate
J. Fred. C. Talbott
Prof
Symons
Maryland Agricultural College
July births and deaths report from City Health Office
City Health Officer Dr. Ira J. McCurdy logs July figures: 26 births include 20 white with 13 males and 7 females plus 6 colored with 4 males and 2 females. 19 deaths include 13 white with 5 males and 8 females plus 6 colored with 2 males and 4 females. Causes listed include meningitis, pertussis, strokes, cardiac issues, infections, and several listed conditions. infectious diseases show measles nine, pertussis six, meningitis two, typhoid two, scarlet fever one, tuberculosis.
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Exst
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