The Frederick Daily News Publication Details
The Frederick Daily News offers daily and semi weekly editions with city and mail delivery options. Subscriptions are 25 cents a month, 1.00 for four months, 1.50 for six, or 2.00 yearly. semi weekly at 1.00 per year. All orders require advance payment. The paper’s office connects to the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange.
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Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
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Subcribers Warn on Paper Delivery Complaints
Frederick News asks subscribers to report missed deliveries and notes distribution outlets including New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street and Arlington Hotel for access to the paper.
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New City
Buckey's
S. Market St Central
F. K. Schmidt
W Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Farm Promotion By States Promotes Abandoned Farm Sales
States including New Hampshire New York and Ohio run bureaus to locate and market abandoned farms and good land to city dwellers seeking rural life. New Yorks bureau aided nearly 20000 people over five years and generated 6400000 dollars in farm land sales to urban residents. Missouri also pushes cheap land to open new farms. The piece notes a shift of farm workers to western states and cites a fish tale ending with a death report.
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New Hampshire
New York
Ohio
State Board of Agriculture
Missouri
Hadley
Philadelphia man with fifteen children files bankruptcy
A Philadelphia man with fifteen children has declared bankruptcy. The Gould family has just divided 11,285 dollars inherited from their maternal grandfather. An Unmet bath shall be given.
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Philadelphia
Goulds
National highways proposed to spur commerce and auto age
From the Washington Herald comes a plan by Senator Cullom for seven great national highways radiating from the capital to multiple points across the republic. The project aims to boost internal commerce, likened to the Panama Canal's impact, and calls for $14,800,000 to develop roads for passenger and commercial vehicles, promising a vital transport future. A Baltimore Star piece applauds Dr. J Madison's aims to aid the jobless but condemns a proposed march on Washington as reminiscent of Coxey, urging prudence.
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Washington Herald
Cullom
Republic
Panama Canal
United States
Baltimore Star
J. Madison
Coxey
Geneval Coxey
Capitol
Dr. How
Tie
Mayor Dix Earns City Respect for Integrity and Resolve
The Baltimore News argues for strict enforcement against dishonest weighers and public protest against mob violence. It lauds the mayor for understanding the city, courage, and incorruptible honesty, praising his choice to stay with New York City despite potential higher office.
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Oagnedite
New York
Dix
New York City
Bin
Baltimore Sun
Merriness Minutes and Humorous Quips From Papers
A collage of witty misquotes and social jests from several newspapers. Items include a line about a woman spurning a marriage proposal due to a dependent suitor, a farmer mocked in a joking retort, and light exchanges on coupons and weddings.
Memorial Fountain Unveiling Set for Tomorrow in Frederick
The Diehl Memorial Fountain will be unveiled tomorrow at 7 PM on Church street beside the People's Fire Insurance building at West Church and Court. Inscription credits the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and Marie Diehl for mercy to all, with a program of addresses, music, and a curtain drawn by Master Charles Bayard Trail and Miss Helen Abell Conley.
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Diehl
Church Street
People’s Fire Insurance Company
West Church and
Court Streets
Frederick
Society For the Prevention of
Marie Diehl
Charles Bayard Trail
Helen Abell Conley
RV. Smith
R. V. Smith
Amelia Yost
Louise Potts
Belle Mathews
William §. Haller
Frank CU. Norwood
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
C. H. Eckstein
R. WV. Smith
Bertha Trail
C. M. Gilpin
A Mountain Run and a City Band Tale
A fragmented verse recalls a journey to a mountain, a half way house stay, and a band’s return to Fredericktown. Silences in the city greet the troupe, crowds sleep through a camp, governors snooze, and a preacher prays for all. The piece blends humorous lines with local color and drained energy.
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Tig
M.N
Fredericktown
Law Notes on Mule Fight and Street Paving Update
At a local hearing before Justice C. Lt. Bckstein Sparks, employed by Samuel Marino, allegedly struck a mule with a hatchet and threw a large stone at Marino after a quarrel. Raymond ill was fined $2.50 for fighting Beatrice Keys. East Patrick Street paving work between Carroll Street and the railroad tracks began this morning and will proceed quickly. Howard Smith, Clayton Dixon, Gipson Stith, and Archie Ogle traveled to Westminster for a shooting match today.
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Reasoas Quarrer Borrows
C. Lt
Bckstein
Sparks
Samuel Marino
Marino
Raymond Ill
C. H. Evkstein
Beatrice Keys
East Patrick Street
Carrol Street
K. CG. R R
Howard Smith
Clayton Dixon
Gipson Stith
Archie Ogle
Westminster
New York Stocks Quotations From Motter Bros and Co
Stock market quotations from New York today, provided by Motter Bros and Co. Prices, changes, and notable listings are summarized for investors.
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Motter Bros. & Go
Baltimore Stock Market Report August 16 1911
Prices of latest sales corrected up to noon today by Motter Broz. & Co. Bankers and Brokers. Noon figures list Con. Gas, Cotton Duck, Seaboard lines, United Rys, Western Maryland 4s, Houston Oil, and other securities with mixed gains and declines. Special deposits payment noted.
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Motter Broz. & Co
Wee Ae Oy
Anacostia & Potomac
Chicago Railway
Fairmont Coal
Georgia
Alabama Ss
Houston Oil Com
Houston Oil
Bloc
Northern Central
Nort. & Portsmouth
Somerset Coat
Sparrow's Point
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company
United Rys
United Ars
Western
Maryland
Continental Press
MD. Trust
Chicago Grain Market Snapshot
Chicago grain market notes show December Wheat at 4g, May Wheat at Hut rate, September Wheat, and Corn at 614s with details indicating price shifts and commodity activity in Wheal Sou. The brief entry records wheat and corn pricing movements for traders observing the Chicago market.
Strife Eternal in a Sheltered Wake
Aldis Dunbar offers a New York Times verse fragment reflecting on hope and fate. The lines juxtapose inner doubt with imagery of waters and wind, hinting at a recurring ripple of disruption and quiet endurance in a contemplative mood.
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Aldis Dunbar
New York Times
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Footnotes
A Frederick page notes a concrete pavement around North Market Street fountain with old vases removed for replacement. SWeant in Bruceville reports dogs guarding a store deter robbers who fled after barking alarms. Drawings and church specifications for Lutheran church in Walkersville are in the building committee’s hands.
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North Market
S Weant
Bruceville
Walkersville
Banking Ad Offers Special Deposits and Safe Handling
Capital 150000 surplus and profits 107000 a checking account is a necessity for safe money management it records every transaction avoids carrying cash and provides a canceled check receipt for count at any time on special deposits we pay Charles B Trail president James H Harris vice president C Albert Gilson cashier the larger
State Officers to Visit From Baltimore
Francis Scott Key Council Xo 48 Sr O U A M will be visited tonight by State Councillor A E K Heidler of this city and State Secretary Charles H Stein of Baltimore along with other state officers. The meeting promises to be an interesting one.
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Francis Scott Key Council
A. E K. Heidler
Charles H. Stein
Baltimore
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