The Daily News Frederick Local Notices
A historical Frederick MD newspaper fragment notes editorial policies and postal registration details. It mentions publication rules for communications with real names, and the handling of free notices and advertising. The text specifies mailing to the office and that notices are entered at the Frederick post office as second class matter.
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News-Post
Court Street
Frederick, MD
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Entered &T
Much From Little in Early American Spending Habits
Abridged column reflecting on how western settlers built modest homes and saved money, stressing careful budgeting and personal responsibility. It notes grandparents' frugal planning, warns against blaming others, and argues that character starts with family examples even as society shifts toward leisure spending.
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Ucy
Gladdens Through Service Psalm Book fragment and notes
Fragment with Psalm 179 7 text about serving and praising the Lord. Mentions Apple Grove school commission and Alberta Bentley suspended, Dan Carl, and lessons about giving what you can afford. contains garbled OCR lines and personal names.
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Alberta Bentleys
Dan Carl
Inquiring Reporter Question on Feederick Sleep Share
A mocked inquiry from a New York advertising agency asks for a typical weekly share measurement. Respondents include Mrs Alicia Kiriako in Blue and Ovay Shop and Miss Hut Phbus in Cig, plus J L Reinecke and Alicia Syminton, with estimates ranging from twice weekly to seven times weekly and about four times weekly for a man.
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Questboet
New York City
Feederick
Alich Kiriako
Hut Phebus
Cig
Verve
J. L. Reinecke
City
Alicia Syminton
Braddock Heights
James E. Smith
Frederick
Today in History and Births Anniversary Snippet
A sprawling historical page notes anniversaries from 1839 to 1923 including Gen Thomas J. Morgan birth 1902 and the Washington Arms Conference treaties of 1923. It lists other notable dates, births such as Sir Erle Drummond and Richmond P Hobson, and events like a British railway strike and a Fleet raid in 1917. The piece closes with a note on cement company mergers and a light tip about common sense cures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Morgan
Howard
Sherman
Resaca
Franklin
Yonkers
NM. Y
Herrmann
Detmold
Davy Crockett
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Union Pacific
la Salle
Weather and world tensions color a pleasant day
The piece notes pleasant weather while warning a looming coal strike and rising European tensions. It mentions Iceland as a pleasant land, Bulgarian conflicts, and Germany pressuring Poland amid fear of war, yet contrasts with America’s peace. The signer laments war and praises a safe, tranquil home.
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Iceland
Belt-Parrish Reunion At Emory Grove Sets Aug 19 Program
Invitations issued for the 26th Belt-Parrish family reunion at Emory Grove on August 19. Milas Nina Belt of Newark is secretary with Mrs. John D. Belt of Westminster as assistant secretary. Morning program includes recitations, duets, solos, choruses and overture. Luncheon follows. memorial service at 2:30 features lead kindly light and remarks by Rev. Dr. Stone. Also notes renewal from Charles N. Leathem of Trenton, former Frederick resident, now New Jersey assistant state architect.
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Emory Grove
Milas Nina
Belt
Newark
N. J
John D. Belt
Westminster i
Miss Cole
John Hess Belt
PF. Wants, Jr
J. P. Wantz, Jr
Pal of My Dreams
Raymond Rimbey
Mary Gill
Chan. Ban Denarian
Margaret Manger
Crimson Blushes
Arlington Judefind
Prof
A. L. Judefind
Margaret Watts
Corinne Deal
Charlotta Blizzard
B. OW
Sebald
Judefind
Warren Belt Sebald
Tabernacle
Lunceheon
E. Do. Stone
Ilampden
P. Church
Stone
B. W. Sebald
Charles N. Leathem
Trenton
N.J
Frederick
Leathem
New Jersey
Frederick Heritage Notes Twenty Years Ago Tonight
A detailed recap of a mountain fancy dress party hosted by Miss Ritchie’s junior dancing class with guest performances by students and guests in costumes such as Colonial Belles Japanese Maidens Shepherdesses and a clown. The city council also discusses sarahare removals and payments to local officials and residents.
Radio Schedule Highlights Across Nation and Cities
An extensive listing shows daily radio programming across numerous stations from New York to Denver. Highlights include orchestras, bands, concerts, health talks, and sport updates, with featured names such as Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra, Navy Band, Glenn Miller-like ensembles, and local station lineups in WBZ WLW WGES WTOP and many more. Programs run from afternoon to late evening with concert broadcasts, talk segments, and live sport scores.
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New York
Sly
Benedvite
Albina
Navy Band
Jan Weber
Wright
Bosunger
Keeghi
WGES
Schafer
Fisher
Central Park
the Times
Wang
Newark
Remtais
Reid
WEG
Eyck
Costeshall
He Bors
Mare Mountain
WGR
Buffalo
Wexler Family Reunion Brings Hundreds Across Towns
The third annual Henry Wehles clan reunion gathered about three hundred attendees at Farmer's Grove between Fast Berlin and Abbottstown under ideal weather. Participants traveled from Tartford Connecticut Baltimore Wilmington Gettysburg Harrisburg and many nearby towns. The program featured a Ringfeld Band selection and remarks by Rev Dr Char FooWehier and Rev Dr George W Fa ers. Attendance totaled 4248 dollars in receipts noted during the treasurer's report.
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Henry Wehles
Farmer's Grove
Midwa
Fast Berlin
Abbottstown
Pso
Tartford
Connecticut
Baltimore
Wilmington
Gettysturt
Judanapolis
Warrisburg
Ehbsabethtown
New Oxford
Hanover
York
Dover
Hallam
East Berlin
Ringfeld Band
West York
Char. FooWehier
Raltmars
George W. Faers
Meg Othe
Wehler
Tew
RH. R-Uer
Oherdin, Tena
Werler
OG PL Sehelhamer
Failan Te
Char
Wiewjer Serretart
Genrze
Ml Webbler
Becker and Berry Host Dance at Catoctin Country
Miss Nixdorf hosted a social dance at Catoctin Country with Miss Alice Parsons of Elizabeth and six other guests present. Music by Hacon's orchestra accompanied out of town visitors from Baltimore New York and Washington for the August 14, 1928 event. Prizes were offered to winners and the next reunion will be at the same location.
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Miss Nixdorf
Thebra Nixdorff
Catoctin Country Claud
Alice Parsons
Elizabeth
Sixix Cucers
Hacan
Mrr
Matthew Fenton
Baltimore
Ashley Turner
Curtis Caldwell
Eliilet Eaton
New York
Jack Allnutt
Alnatt
Ray Hershne
James Saprington
Levis
Larry McEllcott
Washington
Public Sales in Frederick County Maryland Notice of Writ and Sheriff's sale
Public notices announce sheriff sale of real estate of James W Shelton and Minnie A Shelton in Mt Pleasant and Pleasant districts Frederick County Maryland. Two farms with multiple outbuildings timber and meadow land totaling about 30 acres plus 7 acres, both to be sold at auction August 25 155% at 1 o'clock in front of the court house door Frederick City. Also executor sale of household furniture from late Daniel Z Stull estate August 22 1925 at No 268 Dilt avenue Frederick City cash terms.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Daniel E. Stone
Tsa
Ida
Stone
James Ww, Shelton
Minnie A. Shelton
James W. Shelon
Mn Pleasant District
Mt. Pleasant
Liberty
Graderck County
D. BE. Sidne
Janes W. Shelton
Minnie .A. Shelton
State Road
Alt. Pleasant
Lewis F. Lochner
Brolle R. Lochner
James
Dee
Tn Court House
Frederick City
Ingomar W. Albaugh
Frederick Co. Ma
Daniel Z. Stull
Orphans’ Court
Dilt Avenue
Sid
Parker D. Stout
John L. Dutrow
Joseph H. Bussard
Clerl
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Bible Thought
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Erle Drummond
League of Nations
Hugh €. Cumming
U. S. Public Wealth Service
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Richmond P. Hobson
Alabama
Greenboro
All
Telia Marlowe
England
Samuel A. Stritch
Toledo
Nashville
Vancouver
Wash
Seattle
Missouri
Sedalis
Baker
Buenos Aires
Prince of Wales
Bennington
Jose de San Martin
South America
Ang, Jr
Security Cement and Lime Company
Hazerstown
Beckles
W. Va
Telderbors Cement Company
Albany
Line North American Cement Corporation
Sundar. Re
Poland
Europe
Tls
Lufburrow
Kaygeee
Baltimera
Spencer C. Stall
Fredericl
Annie E. Wichoame
Crifield
Washington, Bradnock Heights
By Ketten
Mount Piffle
Lake Fuzz Wurlyy
Blue Mountain
Punks Peak
United Press
WBZ
Rose Maiuer
Colknnwana
KUA
Ortorio
Opera
Arena Wlw
WEN —Dotron Symphony O Meats
Lopez-Statler
Pean
Providence
Boston
Jack Renard
Lost& Found
B. Collins
Skinian
Ed Andrews
Springfield
Capitol Orchestra
PmAlenpe Drum Corp
Yigg N
Cowen
U. S. Navy
WCAP
Bob Lawrence
Army
WUBF
Miami
Wnct Barte Ord
Himberger
Wee
Detroit
Goldkette
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
WIR
Goldketty
Muele
Goldman
WTAM
Cleveland
Willast Symphony
R. M—Wilson
Wear
William Sto
Rosemary Stoess
WSAI
Cincinnati
Margaret Moran
Celia Baulman
Ruth Donmerbers
Herbert Schatz
Bantone
WBAV
Columbus
Chicago
Goatee
Chicago Theatre Organ
Jack Chapman
WHT
Central Standard Time
Minneapolis,st. Pats
FE Pamay
WHAD
Milwaudeee
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WCBD
ION
WGC
Davenport
WSOL
Iowa
WHO
Des Moinss
Siewert Watson
Dier
Carlos Meier
Jefferson City
Willams and
Bartoo
Old Time Figdlers
WDAE
Kansas
CPEY
School of the Air
St. Louis
Silverman’s
Orcestra
EFEX
Nastomans
KFA
Lincoln
Belshaw
Maort Grauenhorst
Janie Clyde Davis
Miss Redfam
Colonians
WOAW
Owaka
Phyllis Griswold
Oryanj
Penular
Muzzy
Atlanta
Radiew! Entertainment
KIS
Hot Springs
Ray Mullins
WFAA
Dallas
Collins
Earie Behrends
Behrends
Ruth Fitzbach
Denver
Steel
M—wWhite
Sanaman
Oratario and
Rego
Oakland
Wexler
J. Ambrose Wehler
Torians
E. L. Wehler
Mre
Collin Bosserman
Jacob Trestle
John Wellenberger
G. L. Wehler
John Cc. Becker
Russell Wehler
Ervin S. Mummart
Jein C. Becker
George Berry
Howard Haas
George MM. Wehl
Maurice N. We
John C
Flapper
Tewart Frank
Beagle Hound
Tan
Wilson Mace
Eward
Syuebrifa
Sall
Daniel
Stull
Irs
H. Ing
Shank and Etzler Lime Co
Taitress
White
National Highway Hotel
E. Patrick St
Pandeunc Products Company
Broadway
Ohio
Miller
Deitrick and Gambrill
Frederick, 3d
Care News-Post
P.O
Waynesbero
Ana
Hagerstown
Bardseil Clover
MavGin
Fhone
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