Endent Newspaper Ads and Subscriptions Listing
The notice advertises the Endent Newspaper published by Southern Printing Manufacturing in Frederick Maryland. It lists staff roles Birely Delaplaine and outlines subscription rates for Semi-Weekly and Daily News, with mail delivery options in the United States and territories, contact details, and publication information dating to 1909.
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Endent
Formal
Southern Printing Fae Manufacturing
M. Birely
R. EB. Delaplaine
Becy and Treas
Birely
United
Ite
What to Do With Beggars This Winter 1914
December 5 1914 column argues for public work programs to aid honest job seekers and deter panhandling. It urges testing need through small public tasks like wool preparation and references a minstrel show at the Pire Theatre December 30 under Knights of Pythias.
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Alma
Sarge
Knights of Prthias
East Fifth Street
Vtomv
Harry F
Crers
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Local Items
TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY IN FREDERICK Local items recount hogs killed near Rocky Springs weighing 617 and 612 pounds producing lard, a frame barn fire near Wolfsville caused by a lantern explosion destroying the structure and two horses, Yellow Springs resident Daniel Cannon injured by a fallen tree, Montevue Board of Charities noting 246 inmates, Lodge No. 603 K C elected officers for the year including Carty as dictator and Wietchieon as vice, Parsons assistant, Chilton reporter, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar News
Julian E. Kemp
Rocky Springs
K. C. Ed
C. C. Carty
C.H. Wietchieon
W. Irv. Parsons
W. F. Chilton
E. C. Afer
C. V. Levy
George H. Spmerman
J J. Dil. YM. E. Getzendanner
Weather records show Frederick’s warmest December minima
The week’s entries from the U.S. Weather Bureau note daily highs and lows with rainfall traces and a total. Tuesday and Thursday marked the season’s highest minimum temperatures in December for Frederick in many years.
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Frederick
Literary Societies Obsolete At Church Street School
The Oriole literary Society held its regular Friday meeting with president Flolen Schueler presiding. Members presented a program of readings, recitations, solos, and the Oriole Journal with Ruth Seeger and Mary lasther Tull among readers and performers. The group adjourned to meet December 23.
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Oriole Literary Society
Church Street School
Flolen Schueler
Ruth Seeger
Frances Paxson
Caroline Rogers
Mary Blumenauer
Hester Wills
Louise Frazier
Margaret Beer
Margaret Simmons
Lettie Delphoy
Lillian Beall
Annie Blumberg
Clara Cole
Katharine Meaxell
Janie Carty
Mildred Kefanver
Ruth Cline
Mildred Stone
Virginia Miller
Oriole Journal
Bessie Macmunn
Mary Lasther Tull
Edna Fogle
Secket
Maryland Girls’ Club
East Church Street School
Ruth Gale
Ruth Engle
Eva Roderick
Gladye James
Nancy Loette
Pauline Hoffman
Dorothy Reynolds
TB. Rothenhoefer
Nellie Solt
Margaret Williams
Pauline Engle
Georgie Firestone
Shipley's Xmas Opening Showcases Toys and Gadgets
The annual Santa Claus headquarters at Shipley's Temple of Fancy opened today and continues yesterday with a wide display of novelties. Electric trains, head lights, toy displays, cameras, phonographs, and records attract children and shoppers. Rev J W Gentzler, pastor of Aion Evangelical Lutheran church, was feted on his 36th birthday. The Mt Airy Masonic Temple hosts an Odd Fellows bazar winding down tonight after daily crowds and apparent success.
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Shipley
Temple of Fancy
Ansec
Victor Talking Machines
Edison Phonographs
Amberolns
J. W. Gentzler
Aion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Landisville
Leutheran
Middletown
Masonic Temple
Mt Airy
Dandruff Remedy Claims Hair Rejuvenation
An old ad claims four ounces of liquid arvon dissolves dandruff if applied nightly, with multiple treatments promising to stop itching and leave hair silky and lustrous. It asserts arvo n is inexpensive and effective for any dandruff amount.
Baby cotton bales as souvenirs extend to Frederick
The "baby" bales weigh two pounds and sell for 6 cents to promote the Buy a Bale of Cotton movement. Mr and Mrs Walter Snyder, of Gadsden Alabama, traveling in khaki, push the plan to relieve Southern distress by creating new demand in the North. They have canvassed Fairmore Westminster and New Windsor before Frederick. In Frederick county YMBS meeting at the YMCAs routine business was transacted and the anniversary set for January 17 at 7 PM at the Evangelical Lutheran church with several new members reported.
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Frederick
Walter Snyder
Gadsden Alu
Tallapoosa (Ga
Georgia Paper
South
Mr. Snyder
Snyder
Falrmore
Westminster
New Windsor
Young Men's Bible Society
Frederick County
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Interesting Mission Band Meeting at Evangelical Lutheran Church
A Thursday night gathering by the Mission Band featured singing, Bible lesson Luke 2.819, prayers, and performances including "Little Candles" and "Holy Night" with soloists and a duet. Mrs. J. Curran, a returned missionary from Monrovia, Africa, spoke, followed by more music. An advertised remedy for croup, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, is promoted by Mrs. W. St. McClain of Blatrasile, Pa.
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Mission Band
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Eselesse
E. Haller
P. Woerner
F. Korrell
Jesus
G. Himbury
E. Rice
C. Falk
Rice
J. Albaugh
Katherine James
Florence Schroeder
Curran
Monrovia
Africa
Bethliehem
Ray
Chamberlain
Croup
Mre
W. St. McClain
Blatrasile
Notice of sale decree in Frederick County suit
The Circuit Court for Frederick County issues notice in a bill by Catharine Sulcer et al. against Bertha Hale et al. to obtain a decree for sale of real estate in Jefferson district Frederick County Maryland. The case names Elizabeth A Hale died 1910 leaving heirs including Catharine Sulcer and Bertha Hale among others and cites mortgages and nonresident defendants. The order requires publication once weekly for four weeks before December 28 1914 warning absent defendants to appear by December 25 1914.
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Catharine Sulcer
Plalotits
Bertha Hale
Frederick County
Jefferney
Maryland
DMT
Elizeabeth A.dale
Freder County
James Dd, Hale
Catharine Hale
Fannie Suler
John Buber
Luther Hale
Jeantel Hide
H Bloomington
Milneis
Berthr Hale
Tee
Renite
Bloomington
Hitnols
Lenda Hoffman
Lewis Hoffman
Albert Hale
Minnie Hale
Fannie
George
Marie Hale
Esther Hale
Jennie Mumford
Richard Munford
Daniel Hale
Minnie ‘Hale
Marie Flale
Esther Llale
Illinois
Circuit Rt
Court of Equity
Harry W. Bowers
NISI
Samuel R. Barr
Benjamin W. Nelson M. Nelson
Estate and Improvement Company
Baltimore City
Saies Aled
Cera
Sanwel RR. Barr
John S. Newman
Axents Deck
Far and Mech Nat Bank Condensed Statement 1914
Condensed statement of Far. & Mech. Nat. Bank showing assets including loans and investments 1 556 308.94 banking house 20 000 cash 213 065.18 due from U S treasurer 6 250. Liabilities include capital stock 125 000 surplus 184 076.37 national bank circulation 125 000 deposits 3 895 971.60 War Stamp Tax notice DEC 1 1914 notes stamp purchase urged. Four percent interest on special deposits.
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U. S
No Further Word About Mail In Frederick
Postmaster William C Birely reports no update from the Chit Clerk of the United States Railway Postoffice regarding routing all Frederick mail via the trolley road. Since the B and O line began using the mail train the first class mail and papers have arrived via the HH and F road and officials aim to synchronize all mail deliveries.
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William C. Birely
United States Railway
Frederick
Ure
Gince
Local collision on North Market Street injures none
A slight accident on North Market Street pike last night saw a vehicle swerve into a fence after a blow-out. Rob ert Staley and Joseph Elkins escaped uninjured, though Mr Staley left home this morning. The car was damaged and towed to Ideal Garage.
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North Market Street
Messra
Robert Staley
Joseph Elkins
Staley
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Yellow Springs
Board of Charities and Correction
Montevue
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Societies
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Maryland GiRis’ Club
Bazar
Watter Snyder
Georgia
Bible Society
Mrs. McCain
the Frederick Trust CO
MU Frederick Trust CO
Third and Market Sts
Frederick Md
Our Savings Club For the
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Frank M
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Leeabure
Virginia
Circuit Court
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Towit
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Harvey Ro Lense
Joseph Wo Rassard
Arthur D. Willard
Cramer & Stauffer
State Road
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Market
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George L. Cramer
E. Church ST
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A. Hosetta Iurger
Eagt Patrick St. Dedidet
Market Street
Bo McCleery
N. Market Street
K. A. Bennett
N. Market St
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Williamson's
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Dill Avenue
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Weat Fourth St
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BL & O BL Ry
New State Toad
Arthur Percy Forsyth
Sykesville
Carroll Co
Ellicott City
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P.O
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Aera Ifor
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Winchester Airies
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IL Inquire
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Frederick Town
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Mustache Capable
Ad‘dresa C
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Moman
Franklin Institute
Dept
Rochester
Noviédiman
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National Bank
Charles 3B
Trail
James H. Harris
C. Albert Gilson
Telee
Garrett S. Degrange, JR
Central Trust Building
Emory C. Cruel
William C. Humm
F. Frederick, MD
Febsid&wFly
Sourren L. Welty
John T. Lewin
East Church Street
L. Eward Kepner
Aprérly
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Hahn & Betson
N. RL & D. Mantz
Market St. Tow
Desirabie
J. B
J. m& O Mellor
Janene
Mary-F Lat
Y. Mac
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Who
Highlanders
Terrapins
Graisen H, Staley
Ross M Dvitr
Woodsboro
Jesse C. Wiles
Woodabore
Wiles
Church Street
Frederick Markets
Harner
Pat
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