Frederick News subscription notice and agent list
The Frederick News announces semi weekly edition published by Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company Frederick MD. President E Delaplaine Treasurer Birely Will Foot Vice President Manager. Subscriptions 1.00 per year in advance with clubs in the United States. Report undelivered papers to improve service. Copies available at New City Hotel Luckey's Cigar Store Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Artington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Green Grocery Store McCardell's Store.
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SE Qrrat Southern Printing,and Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
Birely
E. Delaplaine
Gecy and Treason
Biricly
Will Foot
United States
New City
Luckey’s Cigar
Market St
Central
F. K. Schmidt
Weat Patrick Street
Artington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Green
McCardell's
Speeders Warned As Good Roads Campaign Begins
The Good Road Commission announces a campaign against speeders on state roads and plans to place a motorcycle policeman on duty on highways in this section. The move aims to curb reckless driving endangering all travelers and the rights of others.
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Good Road Commission
Good Roads Commission
Frederick prepares for centennial Star Spangled Banner celebration
Citizens urged to participate in the forthcoming centennial of the Star Spangled Banner written in Frederick. Elaborate preparations urged every resident to boost enthusiasm and show a grand historic anniversary for Frederick city and county. Record home comers expected to join patriotic exercises marking the event.
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Frederick
Frederick's 1914 Star Spangled Banner celebration
The text urges support for Frederick's centennial events during Old Home Week, praising Baltimore's treatment of Frederick and calling for a grand welcome for visitors. It emphasizes hospitality and making the Star Spangled Banner celebration a memorable community event in 1914.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Midshipman Quynn Home After European Cruise
Allen G Quynn a third year student at the United States Naval Academy Annapolis is at his parents home East Third street for a month’s stay His father Mr D Haver Quynn has just returned from a cruise of European waters He went aboard the battleship Missouri June 6 visited Tangier Morocco Gibraltar Naples Rome and London His ship returned to Hampton Roads August 11 He will return to the Naval Academy to graduate next year
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Frederick Boy
Allen G Quynn
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
D. Haver Quynn
East Third Street
Quynn
Tangier
Morocco
Gibraltar
Naples
Rome
London
Hampton Roads
Quiet Marriages In Local Rectory And Union Bridge
Hymeneal serelton Iema Elmer J. Shelton and Miss Mary M. Sters of Ifamaville wed at All Saints rectory. Jle Eola Eld Harry G. Wolfe and Miss Edna A. Devilbiss of Union Bridge wed by Rev. Jesse R. Klein. Carp abundant in Potomac near Brunswick aiding bass fishing by stirring beds and destroying spawning areas. County Commissioner Frank M. Stevens advertises thoroughbred pigs for sale. a Schenectady resident offers to buy the entire lot after reading the ad.
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Elmer J. Shelton
Mary M. Sters
Ifamaville
All Saints’ Rectory
Lewis J. Ewald
Jle Eola Eld
Harry G. Wolfe
Edna A. Devilbiss
Union Bridge
Jesse R. Klein
Potomac
Brunswick
Frank M. Stevens
Schnectady
N. Y
Frederick Local Briefs From August 29 1894
Twenty years ago today in Frederick a straw ride from Adamstown joined by several residents, ending at Ruckeystown creamery for ice cream. A city aldermen meeting discussed water supply from Little Tuscarora creek, owners proposing city purchase. board to counter offer. A Emmitsburg resident, while along Toma Creek, shot a bird that proved an owl. A campaign plans mark ten years for Vigilant Hose Company of Emmitsburg, Sept 26. East Patrick street slip left Mr. Scholl with cuts and bruises near Schroeder's Bakery.
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Ti News
Messrs
Edward Plummer
Jack Thomas
Adamstown
Misses Althouse
Eleanor Chambers
Edith A Kohlenberg
Florence
Hattie Kline
Grace
Nelle Fisher
Lucy Cox
Bertha
Bessie Thomas
Lou Thomas
Mamie Plummer
Willam Hershberger
Banks Kohlenberg
Benjamin Chinwell
Ashton Snouffer
Neal Thomas
Wirt
Duvall Chambers
John S. Kline
Ruckeystown Creamery
Board of Aldermen
Little Tuscarora Creek
Jacob Evler
Emmitsburo
Toma Creek
Melville E. Doll
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Court House
Frederick City
Jacob Rohrback
Melville BL Doll
Harvey R. Lease
Weather records for week at local US Weather Bureau station
Weekly readings from the local Weather Bureau show highs of 87 Saturday and 68 on Monday, with low temperatures ranging 57 to 66. Total rainfall for the week amounts to 2.93 inches, including 9.00 on Saturday and 0.80 on Tuesday.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Midas
Week's Rain Near Average for Month in Frederick
Frederick saw 2.93 inches of precipitation this week, with rain daily except Thursday. Daytime highs ranged from 62 to 95, easing a heat wave, replenishing springs and boosting water supplies for the county.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Rebuilding Jefferson State Road to Begin Next Week
M J Grove Lime Company wins contract to rebuild about eight miles of the Jefferson State Road from west of Jefferson to Frederick at a bid just over $50,000. Work starts near Peteraville and Jefferson, with as much completion as possible before cold weather, and resumes next spring due to stone delivery delays.
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M. J. Grove Company
M. J. Grove Lime Company
Jefferson State Road
Jefferson
Frederick
William J. Grove
Grove
Peteraville
Knoxville
Middletown
Hose Company Receives New Sucking Sleeve for Auto Engine
The Independent Hose Company reports its auto engine now has a new sucking sleeve replacing the five year old unit. The three panels include two ten foot lengths and a five foot section stored in the wagon body. City funding covered the sleeve purchase through agent George Kolb.
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George Kolb
Funeral for Mrs Elia Doll at St John Church
The funeral of Mrs Elia Doll will be held Monday morning at 9 from St John’s Catholic church. Interment will follow in St John’s cemetery. The BR and O Railroad Company is readjusting and remodeling the big turntable at Brunswick round house.
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Elia Doll
St. John's Catholic Church
St. John’s Cemetery
BR and O. Railroad Company
Round House
Brunswick
Constipation Cure Ad Promotes Dr King's New Life Pills
An old advertisement urges readers to avoid constipation and sickness by using Dr King’s New Life Pills. It claims backed up waste poisons the body and promises quick relief after taking one dose nightly, recommending the product at local druggists.
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Dr. King
Democrats 10 Hold Harmony Picnic Monday Postponed
A large Democratic harmony picnic at Worthington's Spring near Frederick Junction was postponed from today to Monday due to bad weather. Senator John Walter Smith and Congressman David J. Lewis expect to attend. The event will feature light addresses and discussions on statewide registration.
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Frederick Junction
Smith
Lewis
Worthington's
United States
John Walter Smith
David J. Lewis
Senator Smith
Washington
Congressman Lewis
Col E. Austin Baughman
Charlea B. Cox
New City
Ty Frederick
Worthington’s
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Middletown Valley
Harshman’s Grove
Middletown
The Case of L Cantelou in Clarendon Toran
A patient testifies to doctors over months then buys Chamberlain’s Cholera and Worm Remedy for his wife who suffered bowel complaints. After using the second half bottle she is cured. Advertisement for Miss Bettie Thewsas Wilt Openes school for small children September 3, 1836. 622 WY Second South Auseintta
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Clarendon
Toran
Chamberlains Veodis
Cheleta
Starthaea Hennedy
Bing
All Dealera
Bettie Thewsas
Opes School For
Auseintta
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A. C. McCardell
Allen G. Quynn
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