Daily News Ad for Printing and Subscriptions Rates
The Daily News announces printing services by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company and offers subscription rates. It lists addresses for the office on High Street and the News Office, notes receipt of subscriptions with cash, and promotes printing capabilities at low prices. The item also mentions the News Office phone number and postal designation as second class.
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Bbirelt
Delaplaine
Prestéer
Treas
Birely
G Will Fout
Burswick
Armsmee
Se'a National Bank
Rundewiee
the Times
Frederick Federal building plans move forward in 1916
Government estimates include 150000 for a new Frederick postoffice site bought at East Patrick and North Carroll. Construction may start next year, despite office congestion delaying approval. Locals question site choice but acknowledge progress toward a realized postoffice, with parcel post as a notable exception to typical location concerns.
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Congress
Frederick
Postoffice Department
East Patrick and
North Carroll Streets
Uncle Sam
Parcel Post Department
Express
Postoffice
Farmer Boys on Broadway from Ohio in New York
More than 200 farmer lads from Ohio visited New York on a four day prize trip. They toured Broadway ferries the L and the subway, visited Bronx Park and the Statue of Liberty, breakfasted at the Waldorf at 6:20 am. A rider declared we are rubes and proud of it, showing Ohio’s results in crop gains and vigor across the nation.
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Ohio
New York
Trough Brodway
Bronx Park
Liberty
Waldorf
Brs
Broadway
Wall Street
Corn Planting Feat Could Boost U S Wealth
The article extols farming as the base productive industry, noting a champion corn planter yielded 153 bushels per acre while the national average is under 30. If all farmers matched the feat, the U S crop could rise to about 16 billion bushels, boosting national wealth beyond financial markets.
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Broadway
Wall Street
America
Storm Weather At Xmas Predicts Cold Winter Storms
A weather forecast cites Prophet Irt R Hicks predicting a cold wave around December 6 reaching the Atlantic seaboard, with a December solstice reactionary storm period central on December 9. From mid December into January expect persistent winter storms, gales at sea, and intense phenomena nationwide including a West coast storm on Christmas Day.
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Irt R. Hicks
Great Weather Factory
Atlantic Sea Board
Fair Officers Nominated for January Hagerstown Fair
Hagerstown Interstate Fair Associa stockholders nominated ten directors for the January annual election. Officers named include President Thomas A Poffender ger and Vice President William H Armstrong with a slate of secretaries and treasurer. Lewis R Schnebly declined renomination leaving a broad field of candidates for ten director positions.
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Hagerstown
Water case compromise in Hagerstown council deal
After nearly five years of litigation the Mayor and Council of Hagerstown have reached an agreement with Washington County Water Co. to dismiss all lawsuits. The city will install 97 additional fire plugs and pay 6900 annually for 214 plugs total. The company agrees to extend a line when requested with a 25 annual payment per new fire plug on 400 feet of pipe. Agreement to be filed with the Public Service Commission for approval.
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Hagerstown
Washington County Water Co
Water Company
Public Service Commission
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Item
Local items from The Next December 7 listing Frederick happenings. Mentions Clarence Main and George Lipps near Bolivar with a rabbit and birds, William Crimmins of the Maryland State Fishermen’s Association, Frank Norwood at a Republican State Senators conference, new weather signal tags, Jennn Whienst’s wave walk, Winchester brick yard access, and contracts for road work and stone haulage.
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Clarence Main
George Lipps
Bolivar
Ion
Frank Norwood
Baltimore
Local Social Notes Highlight Washington Frederick Residents
Miss Louise Hoover of Washington visits Miss Isabel Zimmerman on West Third Street. Carrie Strine of Walkeraville visits brother Edward Strine in Frederick. Mrs A W Hendry of Washington guests of Mrs George W Salter. Mr and Mrs John T Cecil return from wedding trip. Elizabeth Morrison returns from Virginia visit. Mrs Guv O Phiceger and son of Detroit visit. Addison R. Ruse of Baltimore visits. Loraine Eisenberg family return from Lanedconing md visit. Lewh Esterly departs as messenger for Western Union. Chester Hamten joins G P Telephone Co. Mrs T B Hayward returns from Baltimore. Mrs Edward Haller returns from Washington visit. Mrs Richard Potts visits sister in Washington. Julia, Mary Williamson and Nannie Knott return from Baltimore. Mrs E L Houck visits Germantown. Grace Weist returns to Hanover after Hood College operation. Anne Schley returns from Berryville. Ensign A G Quynn of Philadelphia visits West Third Street parents.
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Louise Hoover
Washington
Misa
Isabel Zimmerman
Carrie Strine
Walkeraville
Edward Strine
Frederick
A W Hendry
George W Salter
West Church Street
John T Cecil
Mies Elizabeth Morrison
Virginia
Guv O
Phiceger
Detroit
Mich
Addison R. Ruse
Baltimore
Loraine Eisenberg
Landeconing
A. M. Landauer
East Church Street
Lewh Esterly
Boy For Nothing & Miller
Western Union
Chester Hamten
and P. Telephone Company
T. BR. Hayward
Harmony Grove
Edward Haller
Third Street
Richard Potts
Court Square
Wiliam Dunlop
Julia
Mary Williamson
Misa Nannie Knott
E. §. Houck
Germantown
Grace Weist
Hood College
City Hospital
Hanover
Anne Schley
East Second Street
Berryville
Elen Baker
Ensign A. G. Quynn
Philadelphia
Mrs
D. Mauer Quynn
West Third Street
Alumnae Club Meeting Features Japan Visit
The FoF Alumnae Club December gathering at the Seminary parlors highlighted Miss Sallie Fauntleroy describing her Japan trip with vivid detail and cultural sights. Mrs. Richard Ross offered an Impromptu by Rubenstein, followed by refreshments served by hostess Miss Florence Trail. Carroll officials assumed office as new terms began Monday with William Arthur reappointed Register of Wills and George E. Lippy as deputy clerk. Benjamin F. Stansbury, Thomas J. Haines, Solomon Myers, and Martin Hess also sworn in as local officials. Blumenauer ill but recovering.
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Fof
Sallie Fauntleroy
Japan
Misa Fauntleroy
Miss Fauntleroy
Richard Ross
Rubenstein
Florence Trail
Carroll
William Arthur
Register of Wills
Carroll County
George E. Lippy
Thomas J. Haines
Solomon Myers
Orphans’ Court
Benjamin F. Stansbury
Martin Hess
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
Ad claims Pape's Diapepsin cures indigestion gas and sour stomach in five minutes. The large fifty cent case supposedly yields a hundred dollars worth of relief with money back guarantee. Easy at home remedy marketed as the quickest harmless stomach regulator.
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Pape
Hull named Justice of Peace for Frederick City
Governor Goldsborough appoints Harry C. Hull to serve as Justice of the Peace in Frederick city to replace Aaron St Anders who becomes State's Attorney and takes office January first. Hull will hold the post for about five months with a $600 annual salary plus fees.
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Phillips Lee Gollsborough
Harry C. Hull
Frederick
Frederick City
Aaron St Anders
Justice Anders
Anders
Justice Hull
Emerson C. Harrington
Goldsborough
Hall
Felton
Freedman Charles Jackson Ends Jail Stay After Habeas Corpus
Charles Jackson colored, jailed since the Frederick Fair week on larceny charges, was freed by Judge Glenn H. Worthington on habeas corpus. He testified barefoot at Magister Poser’s court and faced conflicting evidence. Detained on $30 bail awaiting Grand Jury action, Jackson denied owning the alleged items. witnesses included local officers and a deputy sheriff. The court discharged him from sheriff custody.
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Charles Jackson
Frederick
Amone Tansee
John Encebrecht
J. Emery Nelan
Knoxville
Fatman
John Adams
Frederick Pere Fotes
Pat
Defy Fredap
Jodie Worthington
Vecer
Prisner
Governor Names W A Roulette Appointment
The governor announced the appointment of Wil. Saen 17 Baylyte to a position with the Washington county school board and noted Harper S Vomberger as the state senator.
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W. A. Roulette
Goererpoer
Geld
Wil. Saen
Baylyte
Llagerstown
Washington
County Board Reconsiders Deposits and Constables
The county board reversed yesterday's decision on certificate deposits, choosing Farmers and Mechanics Bank and Middletown Savings Bank after a secret ballot with three votes in favor. New tax collection law requires deposits go to the best bid bank for daily balance and to a Frederick bank. President Stevens seeks to cut three Frederick district constables to two, saving about 2000 yearly. January appointments will see constables named on the first Monday and Montevue officials on the second Monday.
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Huffer
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Middletown Savings Bank
Messie. Mohler Aid Kfumm
Frederick
Stevens
Witter
Montevue
Purchases Examiner Plant Changes Ownership
J Welty Fahrney of Baltimore Street has purchased the Examiner publishing plant on South Market Street from Fabian Posey. Fahrney will run the job department and the paper may operate separately, but it will continue as a Republican organ.
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Examiner
Examiner Publishing
South Market Street
J. Welty Fahrney
Fabian Pos«ey
Fahrney
California Syrup of Figs Promises Quick Child Relief
Advertises California Syrup of Figs as a gentle cleanse for a crying listless child with cold or fever. Claims a teaspoonful purges clogged waste within hours, soothing stomach and bowels and restoring playfulness. Warns of counterfeits and urges asking druggists for a 34 cent bottle with directions for all ages.
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California
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Rabes
Prophet Hicks
Washington County Co
William M. Crimmins
Maryland State Fremen’s Association
Jennn Whienst
Winchester
Wachtel
Mierevile
Teen
Acon
Elestne
Mid
Metorn
Braddock Spring
Thomas McC Wiles
John XI. Blumenauer
West Fourth Street
H. C. Hull
Justice OF Peace
Frederick Lawyer
A. R. Anders
Court House
Middletown Savings Banke
Prederick CO. Nat. Bank
Frederick County National
Prederick
Mia
Geo. R. Dennis
Court
Micon
Franklin B. Smith
Bept 22Dlyaw Fry
Edward
Court Street
George R. Dennis
Frankup B Smith
Septiid&Swimon
Garrett
Pk Grange, JR
Central Trust Building
Frederick, MD
Emory C. Crum
City Hall
R. Land Burveys
Evard Kepner
Wilson P. Smith
Kepner & Smitil
North Market Street
N. R
D. Mantz
Soureren L. Welty
John T. Lewis
Tre Rasth Street
Juhei
Fada
Teaceiet
Heugentork Nidrese
Rent
Vreven K Th
West Third St
Ernest Bright
William T. Bright
Bud Bright
Paris Berkley
Samuel Bright
Laytonsville
Montgomery County
Berkley
Peyton
Whalen
Rockville
Maryland
W. Patrick St. Declant
Fred. Tick
State Road
Hoube
Patrick Stree
Gilmore I
Finutt
Movdern
Winebrewer
A. Gilson
National
Hank
North Market St
Church Street
Aix
Bath
Rossesai
Church
Church Streets
Urner &Urner
Office of People's Ire Insurance Co
Pythian Castle
Reno
Harp
M. Dronenpburg
Claggett E. Rumeburg
Hoom
T&ttt
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Fourth St
Decidt
Third St
Agron Rosenstock
Moses I Fisher
Gem Steam Laundry
Harry W. Bowers
Novisdtt
East Third Street
Kolb Bros. Novedtt
Daniel Elssier
Patio Selov
Callegrypi Aeostapa Bole Ak Elegral
Appy
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E. S. Mobley
West Church St
Fas Avenue
di Wm
H. Bhipley
New Central Trust Company
Market Streets
Lewistown
Geo
McC. Miller
With&t
Sheelving
Drawers, &c
Schley Drug
AHL
Marisha Miller
Deetaget
Henry B. Ramsburgh
Baloon
Oyster
Oyster Wharf
A. M. Sproesser
E. Lelington &J
Sexton Furnace
Fisher's
Octigatt
Nibi Bi
Frederick County
Constantia K. Trussell
Elmer
Trussell
Charles Been
Thompson T. Hendry
Fee
Aaid Ae
Clayton OL Reedy
Solfriard Novia
Decz
Barrox, SR
Aaid
Fred
Iarlie Chaplin
Mary Pickland
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