Frederick County Real Estate and Seminary History Notes
A fragmented 19th century Frederick record details gas works sales in Perry County, with a 1856 building addition at Hood Seminary, and properties exchanged on Market and Patrick streets. It mentions a three story brick house later housed by a bank, corner sales, and 1857 church events, amid a miniature local newspaper of fires.
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Havi Gidaor
Téxad
Eee Fay Buck Ag
Rick
Sabélia Gag Works
BroWh Arid Irish
Carlisle
Jacob E. Kunkel
Charles “E. Trail
Brown
Market and
Paterick Streets
Citizens’ National ‘Bank
Edward Schley
Robert H. MacGill
Commercial State Bank
B. Shriver
J. H. Wiliams
Charles Shriver
Michael Keefe
Frederick
South Market Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Isiaé P. Suman
Carty
Remarkable Growth of National Bank Capital in July 1919
The Comptroller reports a July rise in national bank capital with 20 new charters, 6 expansions approved totaling 13.4 million dollars. The month saw 74 banks with capital increases, over 32 states, led by New Jersey and Wisconsin with four each and Pennsylvania with five. 218 applications sought 21.0 million in capital increases, plus 31 pending increases. No national bank failures in 19 months since Jan 1, 1918, a record not matched since 1870.
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Arvae
Nant Hetish
Cabital Approcater Exiatl
National Banka
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Kentucky
Ilois
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Virginia
Georgia
Minnesota
Missouri
Kansas
Maine
Massachusetts
Maryland
North Carolavas
Alabama
Arkansas
Tennessee
Ohio
Iowa
South Dakota
Monta 12
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Idaho
Arizona
A. National Bank
Leaders Team Battles All Stars In Amateur League Week
The Frederick City Amateur League resumes as Leaders face the All Stars after weekend suspensions. Leaders tied with Catholics for first at .66 percent. All Stars at .50. If All Stars win, Leaders could drop to second while Catholics rise. if Leaders win, they move ahead with .750 threshold. Five games scheduled this week, plus a postponed Leaders Catholics game Friday.
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Frederick City
All Star Nine
All Stars
Cwill
Viex
Willj
Property Deeded in County for $1200
In a court notice Hones and wife transfer ownership to Joseph eh for $1200 in the county. The fragment cites a legal motion or financial transfer with unclear surrounding details and stray editorial phrases about telephones and Frenchmen.
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Hones
Joseph Eh
Ceate
Javinia Derr
Five County Towns Fined by Motor Vehicles Board
Five county towns appear in a weekly report by Motor Vehicles Commissioner E. Austin Baugh detailing total fines of 352 dollars. Emmitsburg and Frederick area violators cited for mufflers, speed over 35 mph, and no registration cards. other towns list similar infractions including tires, lights, and improper signals. The report notes multiple individuals and amounts, reflecting a broad enforcement week across the region.
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Coimisstoner
E. Austin Baugh
Nani St
Emmitsburg
H. J.gladnill
J. E. Dicken
JE. Jingill
Q. G Shoemaker
Brederick
Iacoh P.felser
F.C.’ McFerren
Selbury E Ford
H. Friver
Harry
Mathews
Opal
Jacob Kyromer
Wo . Heston
W. B. Heston
R. F. Moloney
B.C. Barnes
Thurmont
Joy Hurbert
John
Weybright
Eybright
Postession
John S Weybright
Samuel G. Wilmer
Raghr Ri Lewis
Muimer
Wakay W LeWik
W. H. Bradlow
Gbtletowan
Hugh Warrantelix, Inc
J. Hugh Warrenfelly
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Raby Atiainge
Paltohco
Prativa
Yonkers
London
Evers Fost
ANL
Nurais’ .Gomfort
Piédmont
Abe
Carrectal
Mieadae
Hugh Warrenfltz
George Smith
American Legion
Organisation of
World War Veterans
Greenawalt
Garret
Franklin Savings Bank
Thany
Bernard McClellan
Bruna
Odio Cavalry
U. & Army
Ee and Hospital
N. Market St
Cit
Jon
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
Market Street
Frederick, MD
PHONE
P.O
Seeger
Light Ind Heavy Hardware
Kefauver & Shae Optometrists and Ewelers
North Market ‘Start