ZMI-Weekly News Promotion and Local Stores Listing
A fragment describes weekly and semi weekly editions, subscription by mail for $1, and ad printing services. It lists sales points including New City Hotel, Cigar Store, Central Restaurant, Patrick Avenue Hotel, Braddock area stores, Zimmerman Bros Grocery, and McCardell Store.
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Owing Places
New City
We Ciger
South Market
Central
F. i. Fare Cigar
Weat_ Patrick + Aftington
Braddock Te
Zimmerman Bros.’ Grocery McCardell
Senator Root on invisible government and political reform
The text argues against simple denunciations of machines and emphasizes that removing bosses requires understanding popular will and intelligent political reform. It warns that bosses bend to currents of public feeling, use prejudice and private interests, and that durable change comes from educated, impartial citizens who study history and read diverse newspapers. It notes three marines aboard a submarine attack on August 12.
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Senator Root
Retail sugar price down but rise is expected
Sugar prices have fallen to 6 1 2 cents a pound at retail though a rise is anticipated. Raw sugar advanced about 60 cents per hundred recently, likely lifting finished product prices. War-related demand and limited Cuban supply through a few distributors support higher costs, while canneries struggle to ship and England’s prewar purchases influenced price moves.
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England
Birthday Greeting for William L. Gross in Brunswick
William L. Gross a Brunswick merchant and four year member of the Prudential Life Insurance Company general agents marked his birthday yesterday noting his thirty seven years. Born August 11 1857 near Jefferson his career began in Brunswick in 1877 growing from a $10000 start to a peak of about $65000 yearly.
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William &. Gross
William L. Gross
Brunswick
Prudential Life Insurance Company
Gross
Mr. Gross
Charles Gross
Jefferson
Elizabeth D. Boteler
Berlin
Beck. Brothers and Beachley
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick In Brief
Local items from The News August 12, 1895 report accidents and small events. Charles Wirts of Loudoun injured a foot between excursion cars in Brunswick. treated at Dr Hotme’s drug store. Mrs Horine and Hilleary aided. Charles Mumford of Middletown cut his left wrist while cutting bends for a steam thresher. Dr Beckles dressed the wound. The Lutheran church council of Middirosa bought ground to enlarge the cemetery. The Molier organ works at Ha-Retsoan were destroyed by fire, with losses estimated between 20,000 and 40,000 dollars.
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Brunswick
Charles Wirts
Loudoun
A. G. Ho Tme
Charles EL Mumford
Middletown
FL K. Phileeger
Beckles
Candidates Out In Force At Mt Pleasant Picnic
The Mount Pleasant picnic aid tournament drew 2000 to 3000 attendees at Holleck's ground yesterday. About 70 county candidates campaigned actively, distributing cards, mingling with voters, and engaging in the day’s events. Amateur and professional classes crowned winners, with Miss Edna Albaugh and Mrs Bowers among the honorees. organizers included Charter Bowers and Lewis Lochner.
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Mount Pleasant
Holleck
Acholes
Moose Bari
St. Dorsey Etchison
Edgar H. McBride
J. C. Sanders
Edna Albaugh
Carl Haines
Misa Ida Royer
A. W. Pomeroy
Buckeystown
Mary Brubaker
R. Ensor
Utica
J. H. van
Locust Grove
Charles Bowers
Union Bridge
Bowers
C. K E. Johnson
Emma Kauffman
Vernon Garver
New London
Grace Dorsey
Irving Albaugh
Liberty
Wao
Belle Cronise
Charter Bowers
Guy Buckey
Lewis Lochner
William Barker
John Barker
Carl Cramer
Joseph Lochner
Darwin Barrier
Wilbert Cronise
George Cronise
Clinton Nusbaum
Harry Nusbaum
William Lochner
Herman Buckey
Maynard Buckey
Elmer Barrier
Republicans Hold Confab Sets Primary Date in Baltimore
The Republican State Central Committee met in Baltimore and ratified September OF as the primary date. Frederick county delegates included John D. Keller, Albert M. Patterson, Leo Weinberg, Reno Harp, and State Fire Marshal George Ed. Myers. No State Comptroller candidate was agreed. Doub of Cumberland may face no opposition for Attorney General. Rumors place Frederick N. Zillman as a possible challenger to Weinberg, with Gist Blur also seen as a candidate.
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Republican State Central Committee
Baltimore
Frederick County
John D. Keller
Middletown
Albert M. Patterson
Emmitsburg
Leo Weinberg
Reno
Harp
George Ed. Myers
Frederick
Albert A. Doub
Cumberland
Frederick N. Zillman
Lewis
House of Representatives
Gist Blur
Montgomery County
Two Cars Collide at Buckingham Industrial School Entrance
A Ford runabout driven by Miss Almira Baker and an Overland roadster driven by F. Thomases collided at the Buckingham Industrial School entrance. Both drivers escaped injuries though both vehicles were damaged and tires burst. The crash was caused by reduced visibility from a corn field and a gravel point at the lane exit. An advertisement for Devoe paints follows the report.
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Almira Baker
J. H. Baker
Ruckeystown
Frank Thomas
F. Thomas
Auckeystown
Buckingham Industrial School
Miss Baker
Mr. Thomas
Frederick Fair announces eight big acts for upcoming show
The Frederick County Agricultural Society and the Frank Melville Agency of New York announce the eight to nine big acts for the Frederick Fair. Acts include Six Flying La Vans Four Newsomers Santey Brothers and Dalbearie and Company with free platform performances opposite the grandstand. Advertising chief George Summers leads the campaign as Secretary Warehime notes strong premium list inquiries from across the country.
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Frederick Fair
O. C. Warehime
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Frank Melville
New York
Mandy
Santey Brothers
Dalbearie
George R. Summers
Warchime
Filing Time Tightens for State and County Primary
Two days remain to file for the September 14 primary with August 23 as the county deadline. Governor, Comptroller, and Attorney General are among state candidates, plus county offices such as clerk, sheriff, register of wills, treasurer, and more. Forty six of eighty candidates have filed certificates. vacancies may be filled by party central committees or state convention as appropriate.
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Register of Wills
Or‘phans’ Court
Board of Election Supervisors
Alwady
Neas
David M Whipp
Burkittsyal
Orypaans Court
Charles H. Klinp
Frederich
A. Windsor Davis
Urbana
Eugene L. Harrison
Branswicch
An Easy Pleasant Laxative Product Ad
An old advertisement claims an easy pleasant laxative in a compact package. It mentions a night balance seat and a soft tooted product with a chemical or herbal formulation. The ad lists a price around 176 and emphasizes quick bowel movement.
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Atom
Balonme
Kong
Capital 18 150000 Let Us Handle Your Checking
Advertisement notes capital amount and deposit offer. It promises handling a checking account with special deposits and a liberal rate of interest. No specific institutions or dates are named. The text emphasizes financial services and high interest.
Social World marks Elizabeth Bussard birthday party
The August 11 celebration near Church Hill honored Mrs Elizabeth Bussard on her 85th birthday with an elaborate dinner. Guests included Mrs Sarah Sparrow Mrs Emory R Reimsburg Mrs Asa B Renn and many others from York Pa Brunswick Middle town Braddock Adamstown and beyond.
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Elizabeth Bussard
Church Hill
Sarah Sparrow
Washington, D. C
Emory R. Reimsburg
Jefferson
Asa B. Renn
Millard F. McBride
Jobn Stockman
Roy Stockman
Charlies Murray
Lloyd C. Culler
Frederick
Martin Hoffmaster
Brunswick
May Gaylor
Middletown
Annie Young
Braddock
William Smith
Adamstown
William D. N. Zimmerman
John Henry Zimmerman
Frank Koontz
John C. Lambert
Howard Angleberger
Nellie B. Castle
Annie E. Wilson
Hazel Smith
Katie Bussard
Elizabeth Koontz
Anna Culler
Thelma _ Culler
Frances Zimmerman
Charlies Bussard
John Young
Edward Freed
York
Franklin Koontz
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Febisdly&wf&tly
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