Frederick News Subscribers Asked to Report Delivery Issues
The Frederick News asks subscribers not receiving the paper regularly to report it to the office as efforts are made to perfect service. The paper is available at New City Hotel, 67S Cigar Store, Market St. Restaurant, F.K. Schmidt's Cigar Store, Wear Patrick Street, Arlington Hotel, Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery, and McCardell's Store.
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Frederick urged to win new Northern Central Depot
The Civic Club and Frederick citizens press for a new passenger depot to replace the current unsightly station. After years of effort, neighbors hope railway officials will finally approve an improved station, backed by strong local support and a sense the 1914 year should bring new Frederick passenger stations.
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Enthusiasm at Rail Stations and Steamship Docks Across the Nation
Crowds gathered with lively displays at rail stations and steamship docks as trains and vessels prepared for departures. The scenes reflected widespread public excitement over upcoming journeys and national travel infrastructure.
War rallying cries and alien loyalties in immigrant communities
The piece reflects on Greeks in America leaving homes to fight for Greece against Turkey, portraying patriotism amid hardship. It contrasts volunteers with political rulers, notes Polish and Austrian-Russian alignments, and suggests alien groups view government as oppressive rather than supportive.
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Minutes of Merriness Golfer in a Quarrel
A humorous snippet from World of Golf shows a golfer frustrated by a sliced drive apologizing for swearing before his partner. The exchange with his companion features witty wordplay about temper, obedience, and a future meeting with her father.
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Wheat price rise boosts Frederick County wealth
Wheat prices reach 1.07 per bushel at Mountain City Mills, a 24 cent advance in ten days. Farmers hold back deliveries as the market climbs, with some already threshing and selling promptly. County hopes rise as estimates credit Frederick wheat with increased value amid wartime demand.
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Frederick County Wheat Wealth Estimate Sparks Debate
Frederick county farmers hold about 1.2 million bushels of wheat unsold as grain prices rose 24 cents per bushel in ten days, boosting county wealth by an estimated 288000. If prices stay high, wealth could double, possibly adding over 25 per person in a county of 85000. Peach grower James E. Bowers, with 150 bearing trees near Braddock, shows fruit abundance and land improvements, with peach baskets left at The News Office.
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Despot’s Rage and Nation’s Call in Poetic Lines
Fragmented verse by William Watson contemplates a despot’s boundless sway and the nation’s duty to unleash rage against tyranny. A modern aside notes a practical tip: lay sawdust before cloth to extend its life and soften steps.
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Twenty Years Ago In Frederick Festivities Noted
Notes from the Frederick News of 1894 record an entertainment at Burkhart's Hall Yellow Springs under the Temperance Society with an address by C F Flook and Charles E Galley of Alberton. Frederick residents received pieces of wood resembling mineral composition, while social dances and patronesses marked a three night series led by F W Carlisle. The Circuit Court finished several trials and freed the petit jury to Thursday. The Frederick Bicycle Club plans a run to Ridgeville.
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Lewis Mehrling
Frederick
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Two Edmonds Brothers Reunite After 32 Years Aside Frederick Courthouse
Robert F. Edmonds of Crawford County and E. W. Edmond of Frederick meet on a Frederick train after 32 years apart. They recall boyhood days, note Frederick’s growth, and reflect on family ties. The Ohio Edmonds, now 60, says the Courthouse remains familiar. the Frederick Edmonds, 64, still shows his youth.
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Syrup spillage and syrup wagon accident at confectionery
A barrel of syrup fell from a delivery wagon at John Hershberger's confectionery on North Market street yesterday afternoon. The head of the barrel broke and about 45 gallons of syrup spilled onto the pavement. Execut ors public sale of stocks in the estate of Melville E Doll scheduled for September 1914 at Frederick County Court House.
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Law Binds Squirrel Hunters Amid State-Wide Change
Deputy Sheriff Jones reports multiple complaints from Monocacy residents about hunting squirrels while season remains closed until November 10. Legislature recently enacted a state wide change, prompting investigation into alleged violators. Local trouble extends to Haw Bottom as Charles Summers faces assault charges, with hearings slated.
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