Frederick Daily News declares 1911 publication details
The Frederick Daily News announces its publication by the Great Southern Printing Company with officers Birely, Delaplaine as president, Becy and Treas. and C Will Foot as vice president and manager. It lists subscription rates and mailing options for daily and semi weekly editions and outlines mail and office connections in Frederick Maryland.
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Birely
Delaplaine
Bec'y and
Treas
Will Foot
Frederick
City
United States
Chesapeake & Potomac Telehone Exchange
Frederice
Frederick News Subscriber Notice to Report Missing Papers
Subscribers urged to report irregular delivery to improve service. Paper sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store 8 Market St Central Restaurant K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street Arlington Hotel and other locations.
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New City
Buckey’s
Market St. Central
K. Schmidt
W. Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Maryland dairy groups push state aid to combat cattle tuberculosis
Mott Committees of the Associate Boards of Trade of Maryland begin work on resolutions from Frederick convention. Frederick County supports plans to reimburse cattle owners who euthanize tuberculous animals, urging state aid to improve herd health and protect milk safety for consumers.
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Associate Boards of Trade of Maryland
Frederick
Frederick County
New York Women Propose Marriage to Every Man They Meet
A New York woman is reported to propose marriage to every man she meets. The piece notes a leap year practice mood and hints at social customs. It mentions a vast ocean liner plan and a Cincinnati trend of surviving on seven cents daily, plus a burglar stealing art objects and rare books.
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New York
Jacest
Cincinnati
Paris
Bicycle craze endures as a utilitarian vehicle for all
The Toledo Blade notes the bicycle craze has faded from memory but bikes remain popular. Factories have shrunk since the 1890s yet surviving firms produce more wheels at lower costs, with standardized parts. The bike serves wage earners, messengers, students, and teachers, while cars cannot fully replace it.
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Toledo Blade
Poor Maryland Fights Over Election Powers
The Baltimore News laments Maryland’s political saga as Wilson election laws and “Repudiation candidates” taint the process. It notes false suits and corrupt counts aimed at undermining the man Maryland supported, seeking to strip him of powers she urged him to wield.
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Maryland
Baltimore News
Men and Religion Forward in Time Amid War Echoes
Fragmented verse and local notices mix religious calls to action with civic chatter. The audio of pastoral idealism intersects with Baltimore era columns on farming, education, and a delayed court case, citing Mabelle Gilmon Corey and other names in a collage of 19th century style commentary.
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Maaster
Bentztown
Mabelle Gilmon Corey
Sigf
Baltimore Star
Fragmented Echoes of Lectures and Letters in a Busy Era
A collage of brief notes and dialogues recalls a lecture on economics and gender, a child boasting about toe playing, playful banter about Venice, and a witty exchange about immigrant women. The fragmented text captures social chatter and light humor amid a Catholic News moment.
Merriness Minutes Mention Taine Boy
A fragment from a local page notes a character named Taine and a boy connected to a scene in Merriness minutes. The terse line hints at a casual or whimsical record rather than a formal event.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Borough Reports
Local items from the Tay News December 7, 1891 recount County Commissioners sworn in. William M. Gaither presided with Franklin G. House and J. H. House among the appointees. A. J. Fader elected clerk. Fire companies and United and Junior nominations listed for officers, including Fader, Sappington, Koontz, Motter, Shriner, Railing, Naughman, Barras, Crimmins, Rice, and others. William Winebrwer and Shipler named among nominees. tax collector William Baughman appointed.
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Tay News
On Board of County Commissioners
William M. Gaither
Franklin G. House
J. H. House
J. H. Delauter
Melville Cromwell
William Morrison
A. J. Fader
Levy
United Fire Companies
Dunier
F. C. Sappington
Ed. Koontz
Motter
F. Shriner
GH. Railing
J. V. Naughman
J. &. Barras
W. OM. Crimmins
W. P. Rice
Rice
William Winebrewer
Gentry V. Nelson
William HO Shipler
the United
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Nelson
Blackston
Hon
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L.A. Rice
Uadley Page
Prepacation Festival Shops Stocked for Yuletide Gift Selections
The city stores brim with a vast variety of Santa gifts and mystery packages daily increasing. Shoppers seek items to please children as Christmas season nears with family packs and gentle deals highlighted despite garbled OCR.
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Prédertek
Santa
Arons- Chrietungs Pitt
Ais
Rexall Orderlies Offer Delicate Relief At Local Store
A local Frederick ad promotes Rexall Orderlies as a safe daily remedy for constipation. It touts an odorless tasteless active ingredient and claims no side effects, with prices 10 cents for 10 tablets, 25 cents for 36, and 50 cents for 60. Sold exclusively at J. A. Williamson Rexall Store on North Market Street.
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Rexall-Orderlies
Rexall
Frederick
J. A., Williamson
North Market Street
New York Stocks Quotations Courtesy Motter Broz Co
Stock quotations appear in today’s column from Motter Broz. and Co. The listing presents price levels and movements for major issues traded on the exchange.
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Motter Broz. & Co
Baltimore stock market prices report fragment
Fragmentary stock table mentions firms including Central Trust Mercantile and Citizens Bank Chicago Railways. Readable items signal a financial update with scattered company names and faint pricing cues from the Baltimore market.
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Tates Nor
Central
Continental
Rust
Trust
Mercantile Citizens’ Bank
Chicago
Chicago Grain Market Report Summary
Market notes show futures activity for wheat and core contracts with December and May positions. The document references percent figures for wheat and core commodities, alongside a garbled line about packages and consumer goods linked to a Warner store.
Lost and Found note from West Thirds area
Lost item notice from High School and West Thirds district offers reward for a lorgnette lens. Contact Mrs. 1K Hevse on North Mar TDertajar for return. Local note appears in a small town section with damaged OCR text.
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Lorgnette Lens High School
Ety Awe
Alw Rogen
Dersart Revueyied
Hevse
North Mar
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