Daily News Frederick 1914 publication notice
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland announces circulation options and rates for semi weekly and daily editions. Subscriptions include mail delivery to United States addresses with special offers for clubs. Office connected to telephone exchange and accepts notices and letters for publication. Entered as second class matter September 7 1909. August 1 1914.
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Daily News
United States
Telephone Exchange
Frederick, Md
Frederick
Maryland
Subscriptions and Shipping Debates Highlight 1912 Policy Fuss
Subcribers are urged to report missed copies to The Frederick News as service improves. The piece discusses U S shipping policy, subsidies, foreign registry, and duties, noting costs of operating under American versus British flags and calls for gradual removal of enduring shipping restrictions to unite diverse interests.
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Amercans
Centralized high schools debated by county board
The Board of County School Commissioners considers central high schools and ending multi town high school offerings. The move could reduce costs and improve lower grade instruction but faces strong local opposition and questions about student access and alumni sentiment. The plan aims to boost efficiency while maintaining quality across Frederic County schools.
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Board of County School Commissioners
Central High
Breher
American Shipping And Its Unmet Potential
The American people, restless and achieving, cut the continental backbone of Panama and defend coasts with unique efficiency. Yet in shipping they have failed to seize the world’s major industry, content to let others run the trade. In peace, it remains a profitable labor avenue.
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Panama
Reflections on Self and Society by Edith H. Shank
A concise verse meditation questions if others mirror our thoughts words and deeds and if universal standards would reveal our own faults. It contends that few today recognize their own flaws and urges candor about why we favor ourselves.
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Edith H. Shank
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick Bicycle Parade jurors listed
Local column notes August term jurors drawn in districts 11 through 21 replacing several members. A Horace Harmony area boy Ralph Brandenburg, 11, breaks left arm after a fall. The bicycle parade draws many riders including Austin Naughman Perry Myers Warry Kennedy Robert Delaplaine Tom Kiarper and others with L E Mullinix presenting a standout ride among the older participants.
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Hite
Austin Naughman
Perry Myers
Warry Kennedy
Robert Delaplaine
Tom Kiarper
Will Chew
Isaac Weinberg
L. E. Mullinix
Anl
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
George Thomas
Didiey Strashergzer
Jacob Wilhide
Elmer Fatrney
A. S. McDaniel
Ira J. McCurdy
Bernard L. Rexant
Elmer Waltman
Charles S. Howard
Noah E. Cramer
Albert Hargett
Murray Brish
C. A. Bork
John Kennedy
Charles Brengle
Charles Wilson
William Fleischman
Webb Heck
Will Shipley
Lynch Quran
John
Courts and Real Estate Transfers in County Transactions
In local business and courts notes, several property transfers are listed with buyers and amounts: Murray A Harbaugh and wife to Joseph E Brown $600. James and Lavilla Worthington to Frank Clarke $600. Albert J Hamer to Joseph W Duncan $16. Eugene Sponseter to James ib Solt and wife $10. Phillip F Scheel to Ida Purduim $425. Mary Justice Chambers to McGill Belt $300. Willan A Arnsparger and wife to Andrew D Rice $25. Marriage licenses issued for Charles M Smith and Casey B Hayes. Orphans Court items include inventories and accounts for Ellen Flock and Jacob Lortz estates, letters testamentary to Miriam Gray Eichelberger, Fidelity Trust guardianship accounts, and stock inventories for James Edward Burke estate. Also note: Nelty Company’s new venture Picture Poster Pub- Nelty enters New York with Roser, vice-president, visiting Frederick. Roser, son of Prof. Adam Roser of Woodsboro, reports strong local interest and stock subscriptions.
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Murray A. Harbaugh
Joseph E. Brown
James and
Laviila Worthington
Frank Clarke
Albert J. Hamer
Joseph W. Duncan
Eugene Sponseter
James 1B
Solt
Phillip F. Scheel
Ida Purduim
Mary Justice Chambers
McGill Belt
Willan A. Arnsparger
Andrew D. Rice
Orphans' Court
Ellen Flock
Sarah Ann Lortz
Jacob Lortz
Edward
Eichelberger
Miriam Gray Eichelberger
Fidelity Trust Company
Urlak B
Hettie BE. Schockley
James Edward Burke
Ryan DB. Roser
Frederick
Germany
New York
Roser
Adam Roser
Woodsboro
Canal break at Dam No 5 closed man guards repairs
The towpath bank break at Dam No 5 of the C and O Canal was closed Sunday and the canal refilled overnight. Light boats moved toward Cumberland as General Manager Nicholson personally oversaw the repair, the second break at the same spot in a few days.
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C. & O. Canal
Dam No. 5
Cumberland
Genevral
Nicholson
Watermelon Feast Draws Mountain City Council Members
The annual watermelon feast of the Mountain City Council No. 12 of the Daughters of Liberty was held last night with a large attendance. After lodge business, melons and cantaloupes were cut and enjoyed by members present.
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Mountain City Council
Daughters of Liberty
Birthday Greetings to Tobacconist Hanson T Kline
Mr Hanson T Kline longtime tobacconist at Court and West Patrick streets marks his 72nd birthday today receiving greetings from many friends. Born Belis cie n is counts he moved to this city as a child and trained as a cigar maker before buying the Doll store in 1874 later running it with son C William Kline. He is a member of United Fire Company and stays focused on business and home life.
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Hanson T. Kline
Court
West Patrick Streets
Mr. Kline
Stephen J
Mary Ann Kline
Beliscie
Nis
Isar
Lewis HW. Doll
C. William Kline
United Fire Company
Massachusetts supporters fund Whittier memorial drive
Two new donations arrive for the Dame Barbara Whittier Memorial in Unik elly. Former Governor John D Long contributes 35 and General Charles L Peirson adds 35 as part of Massachusetts support. Peirson, a Civil War colonel famed for resilience, splits time between Pride's Crossing and Boston. The fund now totals 44 with plans to unveil the shaft on September 9.
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Massachusetts
Whittler
Whitter
Barbara Fritchfe
39Th
Massachusetts Infantry
Bay State
Pride’s Crossing
Boston
Mass
Delalis
Lewis Enters Race for Democratic Renomination in Sixth Maryland
Representative David J. Lewis has officially announced his bid for re election in the Sixth Maryland district. He has filed with the Board of Election Supervisors in each county to place his name on the June primary ticket and will likely engage voters as his campaign opens.
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Lewis
David J. Lewis
Congress
Maryland
Board of Election Supervisors
Ambler Davis Co Repairs Brunswick Street
The Ambler Davis Company, after completing extensive work on Brunswick, has begun repairs on the town's main street or boulevard. The effort aims to restore the road and improve overall traffic flow in the area.
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Brunswick Street
Ambler, Davis Company
Brunswick
Wheat price jumps in Freder icksburg market
Quotations for new wheat rose to 30 cents a bushel in Frederick today, up four cents from yesterday. The advance marks the season's high water mark for new wheat in the mountain city area.
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Mountain City
Frederick
Don’t Mistake the Cause Kidney Trouble Ad
Frederick residents suffer backache dizziness and nervousness from kidney distress. Mrs William Abrecht of 320 West Patrick Street Frederick reports relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets claim widespread sale and effectiveness.
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Frederick
William Abrecht
West Patrick Street
Doan
Death and legacy of Frederick figure Uncle Billy Hilton
William H. Hilton known as Uncle Billy Hilton died at Montevue Hospital in Frederick at 10 30 PM aged 75. He was a familiar street vendor with a pretzel basket and a noted local wit, educated at Frederick College, once ran a barber shop, and left a son and several stepchildren. Interment options and a memorial fund are discussed by local citizens.
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William 11. Silton
William H. Hilton
Billy” Hilton
Frederick
Montevue Hospital
Institution
Billy Hilton
Janice Aimmerman
Hbton
Old Frederick College
Andrew J. DeLashmutt
C. M. Malone
Old
United States Hotel
Baltimore and Onto
Billy
M. Clement Hilton
Curtisle
Hilton
Mt. Olivet
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Sara FE
Carlisle
Sarah E. Carlisle
Robert B. Carlisle
Hagerstown
Episcopal Church
William St. John
Baltimore
Charles A. Brunswick
Laura
Orrick
Baltimore and Ohio
Petersville
Frederick County
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