Frederick County Growth and Population Outlook Stated
The Daily News analyzes Frederick County’s population decline since 1910, noting a small decrease of 132, with most counties down and Carroll up. It attributes wartime migration to cities like Baltimore and Washington, urges rebranding and promotion, and expects residents to drift back as wartime activity fades, boosting both city and county growth.
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Bensuey Sagutes
America
Frederick County
Baltimore
Washington
United States Departments
Frederick City
Advertiser Fights To Suppress A News Story
W C Freeman discusses in Fourth Estate how a prominent Gimbel Brothers executive sought to block coverage of a profiteering case. Reporters resisted, printing first page stories that served as advertising for the house. The public mood soured on profiteering, deterring future deceit by stores and advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Freeman
Bast
U. S
Fourth Estate
Frederick Gimbel
Gimbel Brothers
Gimibel
New York
Gimusl
Kal
Duteh
Gimbal
Tam
City light plant plan draws varied local views
Inquiries reveal mixed opinions from merchants and workers on Frederick plan to upgrade the city light plant and extend power for year round use. Some praise the improvement, others urge caution while a columnist defends newspaper independence from advertising money. Also notes include a midsummer pastoral excerpt and a parole of Wanamaker for a 1918 case in New Midway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heck
Arthur. E
Vevi
Lewis R. Dertzbaugh
Frederick
Arthur H. Doll
Anslatant
John Adams
Trafic Patrolman
Wanamaker
Ritchie
Wardec
William Wananker
Frederick County
New Midway
Paide
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick Local Briefs
Twenty years ago today the Frederick columns note events from August 38 1900 including a reception at the Worthington home for Miss Anna Simmons of Hagerstown a Western Maryland deaf mutes reunion at Brads tock Heights a wrist injury from a pear tree limb near Fe gaville and an Adams town Manor Council Junior Order of American Mechanics incorporation filing a Lansdowne store fire causing 2500 loss and Sandy School picnics at Libertytown Walkersville and Jefferson ends.
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Frederick
the News
Glenn H. Worthington
Miss Anna Simmons
Hagerstown
Manor Council
Junior Order of American Mechanics
Adamstown
Circuit Court
Purely Personal notes from readers around Maryland and Virginia
Purely personal item about Mipa Inez Willard visiting aunt Mrs J H Markey at Braddock Heights. Susanne Shrive and Mrs W G Parker visiting Mrs R A Kemp at Clifton have returned. Col Dy Markey on inspection tour of First Maryland Regiment will muster in Annapolly company then visit Easton Cambridge Bethel SalIsbury and more. Mrs Markey accompanies. Other notices of social visits include W Harry Haller family on Long Island Sound and Miss Regina Haller returning from Camp Wyanoke with Miss Virginia Hoffman. Walter Specht Nelson Snouffer and Wilbur Kindley camping along Monocacy for hunting. Ruth Hull returns from Baltimore with sister Mrs H A Eldes. Naomi Krepps and son Guilford of Yellow Springs visiting O L Nickels. Dr Charles K Wehler Hood College vice president returned from six week research course at Harvard. J Gertrude Wickless and L Louise Wickless drove to Pen Mar. Rev Charles Holly and family return from Baltimore. former Trinity M E Church South pastor. Clarence J Clemson of Annapolis, former manager of the PP Telephone Co, returns from 369 mile motor trip. Misa lereelle L Mercer of Braddock returns from Ocean View and Virginia Beach. Miss Mary Fiese of Baltimore visits Mrs Catherine Staley Jefferson Street.
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Mipa
Inez Willard
Charlottesville
Virginia
J. HH. Markey
Braddock Heights
Ming Susan Shrive
W. G. Parker
McDonagh School
Baltimore
R. A. Kemp
Clifton
Dy Markey
First iMaryland
sAnnapolly Company
Easton
Regina
Haller
Camp Wyanoke
Water Luck
Virginia Hoffman
Front Royal
Walter L. Specht
Nelson Snouffer
Wilbur Kindley
Monocacy
Ruth Hull
H. A. Eldes
Naomi Krepps
Guilford
Yellow Springs
O. L. Nickels
Long Bottom
Ohio
Charles “K. Wehler
Hood College
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
J. Gertrude Wickless
L. Louise Wickless
Frederick
Pen-Mar
Homer Bradbury
New York
A. Francis Wickless
Watson Holly
Chas
Rhoderick
Third Street
Holly
Trinity M
South
Clarence J. Clemson
Annapolis
PP. Telephone Company
Clemegon
Laura Clemson
Clemson Farm
Misa Lereelle L. Mercer
Braddock
Ocean View
Virjulaka Beach
Mary’ Fifese
Catherine Staley
Jefferson Street
McBride Baker Hymeneal Tie The Knot In Frederick
McBride and Bertha Baker wed August 17 in Frederick with Rev Robert Loa Bair officiating at his North Market Street home. The item mixes a marriage notice with scattered local notices about old Maryland notes, denials of enlistment reports, and local appointments in Montgomery County.
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McBride—Baker
Henry CG. McBride
Prederick
Bertha M. Baker
Indiat Springs
Robert Loa Bair
Resi
North Market Street
Hog Cholera Reported on Local Premises
The U S Department of Agriculture reports hog cholera on the premises of Herman R Smith in Jefferson and Harvey Miller in Cascade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculure
Herman R. Smith
Jefferson
Harvey Miller
Cascade
A Medicine of Merit Promoting Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
An advertisement claims Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound meets a real human need for women’s health and happiness. It emphasizes forty years of use, natural roots and herbs, and widespread belief in its efficacy, presenting it as a remedy for female ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia FE
Pinksham
Revenues Exceed Expenditures In Most States In 1919
A Census Bureau report shows 31 of 48 states ran excess revenues over current costs and interest, totaling 34.81 million dollars for the year. California led road outlays, with large sums directed to permanent improvements and highway construction nationwide.
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Sam, L. Rogers
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
States of the
Union
Tees
BCI Vie Enterprises
Unds
Gereal
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Wiingis
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Norh Dakota
Sauth Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Virginia
West Virginia
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South Carolina
Florida
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
Washington
Ilinois
California
Ohio
New York
Oregon
Michigan
Maryland
Frederok Bank Seeks Realignment After Deposit Loss
Local bank reports financial strain after a surge in withdrawals and a closet of unsold assets. Officials vow to explore restructuring options with regional lenders and regulators. Street customers monitor liquidity plans as the bank evaluates steps to restore confidence.
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Sherman P. Bowers
Melvin J. Anders
Charles Tov Fox
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Salta
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Loys’ Station
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