Daily News and Weekly News details at Frederic Md office
The Frederic Daily News lists its office at 41 North Market Street and notes printing and mailing details with subscriptions for daily and weekly editions. It mentions printing capabilities, rates, and mailing addresses, along with post office registration and circulation notes.
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Ally
North Market Street
Prederce, MD
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederic, Md
Aldermen debate municipal electric plant over politics and rates
At last night’s meeting aldermen discussed expanding the city electric light plant. Critics warned of political influence and higher rates, noting Frederick’s high charges and private-provider competition risks. Supporters urged efficiency and caution, citing the Public Service Commission as a safeguard.
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Frederick
Hagerstown
Frederick City
Public Service Commission
Death of J Howard Allnutt Shocks County Citizens
The death of J Howard Allnutt last night surprises friends and acquaintances. A prominent county figure, he had not been sick long. Known for his warmth and friendship with The News office, his passing leaves a noted void in the community.
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J. Howard Allnutt
Mr. Allautt
Nuevhr iRiver
Man of quiet loyalty mourned after fatal illness
A respected individual known for a pleasing personality and steadfast loyalty to friends died after a brief illness. Described as unpretentious yet effective, he endeared himself to many and leaves behind a large circle of mourners who valued his quiet contributions.
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Mr. Allnutt
Indian blood and the White House fiancee noted
The piece reflects on racial views in early America, praising infusions of Indian blood in some families such as Mrs. Galt's, the President’s fiancée. It contrasts stereotypes of Native peoples with possible positive traits, while urging endurance and industry as future value.
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Republic
Returns To This Country. George Dialektou Returns Home
George Dialektou has returned to this country and is in the city with his brother Basi at the latter's North Market street shoe shine parlor. Absent 20 months, mostly in the Greek army, he reports fourteen months of continuous service. Four teeth were knocked out in a hand to hand clash, but others have been used as replacements. He vows to stay and will not fight unless called by Uncle Sam. He is 24 and finds conditions in the old country unsettled.
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George Dialektou
Basi Dialektou
North Market Steel
Dialekton
Uncle Sam
Morgan In Trade May Send Morgan To Chicago
Ray Morgan longtime Washington Nationals second baseman and former Frederick player may be traded, with rumors placing him headed to Chicago. Dr Paul H Bowman Prof John J John and Charles B Bonsack of Blue Ridge College will run a Bible Institute at Grossnickle church Myersville from Friday evening December 1 to Sunday evening December 12.
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Morgan
Ray Morgan
Frederick
Washington Nationals
Dope
Chicago
Paul H. Bowman
John J. John
Charles B. Bonsack
Blue Ridge College
Grossnickle Church
Myersville
Marriage Licenses for Crawford Cole and Elworthy Aldridge
Two marriage licenses issued. Waiter Augustus Crawford, 20, and Mary Catherine Cole, 18, both of Frederick. Albert G. Elworthy, 1, and Ursa Aldridge, 18, both of Mount Airy.
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Augustus Crawford
Mary Catherine Cole
Frederick
Albert G. Elworthy
Ursa Aldridge
Mount Airy
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from the News columns dated December 9 1895 note the town clock is frozen the postal clerk appointment for Charles W Harp Wolfs ville after a government exam Rev W Ciffith of Hagerstown seeks Maryland insurance commissioner post the December circuit court term begins Noah E Cramer sells land between the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Tredenk and Woodsboro Turnpike Edward Zellers wins a fine Diach bas at the cigar store of Lewis Kassmani on North Market Street
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The
Edward Zellers
Lewis Kassmani
North Market Street
Local society notes highlight arrivals and visits
Mr and Mrs Frank Korrell welcome a new son while Clarence DeGrange returns from Oklahoma. Miss Carpella McSherry visits her mother in Baltimore as Fritz Manuel and a major league brother tour a home visit. Mrs Alice Hamsburg returns from Philadelphia and Starry Schroder finish a Niagara Falls wedding trip. Mrs Alvida de Lashmutt attends Harner Ohler wedding in Emmitsburg.
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Frank Korrell
West South Street
Clarence DeGrange
Oklahoma
Carpella McSherry
Frederick
Mia N
Joss McSherry
North Calvert Street
Baltimore
Fritz Maiuel
C. M Malone
North Warker Street
Alice Hamsburg
Philadelphia
East Fourth Street
Starry O. Schroder
Niagara Falls
Binghampton
N. Y
Harner—Ohler
Misa
Edith F. Ohler
Charles A. Harner
Harry G Harner
Emmitsburg
Geo A. Ohler
Charles Relnewald
Samuel J. Rose
Tiurmont
Mary Otiler
Ralph Weybright
Anna Ritter
Oller
Harner
New York
Carroll County
Piano Recital at Hood College Conservatory Tuesday
Students of Hood College Conservatory piano normal school present a recital next Tuesday afternoon at 4 30 in Seminary Hall. Miss Virginia Carty supervises the department. Public invited to attend.
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Piano Normal School of Hood College Conservatory
Seminary Hall
Virginia Carty
New Truant Officer Takes Post in Frederick County
Schaeffer L. Rhoads was appointed attendance officer of Frederick County at yesterday’s School Commissioners meeting and assumed duties today. He will enforce the compulsory education law with strict measures.
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Schaeffer L. Rhoads
Frederick County
California Syrup of Figs advert promotes child cleansing
An advertisement urges parents to use California Syrup of Figs as a gentle liver and bowel cleanser for children and adults. It claims rapid relief from constipation, stomachache, and feverish symptoms, promising a well and playful child after a few hours. The copy stresses genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Company and cautions to buy a genuine bottle.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Funeral Saturday for J A Allnutt Frederick official and farmer
John Howard Allnutt longtime supervisor of assessments for Frederick County and a prominent Democrat and farmer died of typhoid fever at the Three Springs Farm near Adamstown. He was 49, survived by brothers and sisters, and his funeral will be held at St Joseph's Catholic Church with interment in the adjacent cemetery. He served as assessor at Buckeystown and at large for Frederick County and led the county Democratic central committee in Duckeystown.
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John Howard Allnutt
Frederick County
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Three Springs
Adamstown
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Aijoining
Almutt
Wiliam P
Helen S. Smith Allaud
Licksville
Old Line
State Tax Commission
Allnutt
Thomas Fisher
Boyds
Robert D. Allnutt
Richmond
Richard J. Allnutt
Edward L.allnutt
Hammond
Ind
Democratic County Central Committee
Duckeystown
Snouffer
Thomas Noble Harwood
Allnuth
Buckeystown
Crothers
New Department in Store at Cramer Palace of Music
Ammon Cramer, proprietor of the Cramer Palace of Music on North Market street, announces a new 1 10 and 25 cent department. The rear of the music store is vacated to expand, with the store moving to the rear for more room. The department will offer dry goods, potions, glassware, tinware and more. Opening is planned for Saturday as the Crames move to an apartment in the Winebrencs building.
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Ammon Cramer
Cramer Palace of Music
North Market Street
Cramer
Crames
Winebrencs
Frederick, Md
Christmas Savings Checks Mailed by Central Trest Co
The Central Trest Company of Varviand mailed the third annual Christmas savings checks to depositors last night. The total payout exceeds $60, intended to spur holiday buying, with attractive appearance of the checks noted.
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Central Trest Company
Varviand
Whecke
Tae Central
Celebrates Birthday Of Noted Clothier Vbe Rosenour
A local paper notes Mr Vbe Rosenour, a well known clothier, celebrating a birthday anniversary. The event marks a personal milestone for the businessman amid community recognition.
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Vbe Rosenour
Middletown Conference Was Splendid Success
The Middletown gathering at Christ Reformed Church concluded with an uplifting service. Speakers included Rev Witmer A Hartman and Emory L Cob lentz, praising missionary work and unity in faith. A large American flag was presented to Boys High School students by the Junior Order of United American Mechanics with a brief ceremony and songs.
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Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
Allentown
Whech
J. W Lolter
Witmer A Hartman
Lutheran Church
Emory L. Coblentz
S. Charles Hoover
Silver Sun
Order of United American Mechanics
Rene
S. Harp
Amon Burgee
Harry Korrell
Memorial Service for Frederick County Physicians Held
The Frederick County Medical Society held a memorial service for three physicians who died in the past year. D. F. McKinney of Buckeystown, Raymond Fout of Kemptown, and Beatty of Baltimore formerly Middletown were honored. New officers will take office at the January meeting. Dr. T. B. Johnson presided. Joseph D. Baker of Frederick attended a dinner hosted by Dr. Frank Johnson Goodnow, president of Johns Hopkins University, for the Economy and Efficiency Commission. The group discussed plans to be presented to the Legislature.
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Frederick County Medical Society
D. F. McKinney
Buckeystown
Raymond Fout
Kemptown
Beatty
Baltimore
Middletown
T. B. Johnson
Goodnow
Joseph D. Baker
Frederick
Frank Johnson Goodnow
Johns Hopkins University
Economy and Efficiency Commission
Pictures Added to Reformed Church Parlors Exhibit
Two new pictures join the church collection. A group photograph of Potomac Synod taken on the steps during its 1895 session is presented by Mrs. An nie Aubert. An engraving of Rev. Michael Schlatter, who visited the congregation in 1747, was once owned by the late Nicholas Hauer and later by Mrs. Emily Sheppard.
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Annie Aubert
Potomac Synod
Michael Schlatter
Nicholas Hauer
Emily Sheppard
Child’s Hand Caught in Shredder at Bradlock Heights
Four year old Charles Poole son of Mr and Mrs John W Poole Brad lock Heights yesterday injured when his left hand was caught in the cogs of a corn shredder. Two fingers badly lacerated.
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Charles
John W. Poole
Bradlock Heights
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
Five minute relief claim for stomach distress with Papes Diapepsin. Advertised as fastest safest indigestion remedy, promising relief from heartburn sourness gas and bloating. Cases offered in large dime-store packaging for home use and family stomach comfort.
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Pape
Public sale of Mary B Show property by Frederick County writ
By writ of fieri facias out of the Frederick County Circuit Court, the real estate of Mary B Show is seized for officers’ fees. The tract lies in Frederick County and measures about 1 acre with water rights from a spring. includes 5 room dwelling, meat house, and stable. Sale set for Tuesday January 40th at 11 o’clock a.m. at the Frederick City Court House to the highest cash bidder.
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Maryland
Frederick County
EL EL Worris
Mary B. Show
Mary
Georgetown Road
S&s
Tabler
New Market Road
Zachariah
Merry EE
Thomas Price
Elia
George W. Price
Muniece A. Price
Mar. Shew
FE. Shew
Gradier FH. Dudrow
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