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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1911
Page
4
The item presents the 1911 Frederic k Daily News masthead with staff roles and pricing. It notes semi weekly edition, mailing options, subscription rates, and postal details, plus contact and office connections to the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange. It serves as a period newspaper notice of operation and subscription terms.
Subscribers are urged to report missed deliveries to improve service. The News notes availability at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Artington Hotel along with regular circulation efforts.
The article notes 106 males for every 100 females in the United States, with national figures excluding Alaska and island possessions. It explains rising male excess due to immigration and birth excess, while several states and groups preserve female majorities.
Frederick banks report continued growth in deposits and resources in the past year, signaling broad prosperity. The statements issued on the controller’s call highlight remarkable increases from the prior year, reflecting favorable banking conditions in the city.
The city celebrates strong banking activity with increased deposits and secure conditions. The piece notes many banks in Frederick attract idle funds, fueling local industry and business expansion, and even suggests Mayor Shank of Indianapolis for president due to his cost of living reductions. It ends with a quip about smoke reduction in several cities and a swearing-off approach.
From the New York World and Philadelphia Inquirer the piece compares value of beauty and health in Chicago whiskers vs beards. It recalls St Paul Barbarossa Bluebeard and argues whiskers as symbol of masculine glory while warning of war and military readiness.
The Frederickty Board outlines a plan to fund a series of macadamized night routes extending to the Pennsylvania line and connecting a macadamized trend from Gettysburg to Philadelphia, with state road commission support anticipated.
A jumble of sentences references plans to purchase and improve land on the Maryland side of the Moe to attract automobile travel along the Atlantic coast via a route through Frederick. It mentions Christmas potatoes in Baltimore and varied population statistics for 1904 and 1909, plus corset industry growth. Also notes a downgrading wedding ring symbol in Baltimore, with stray mentions of Chicago and divorce signals.
Progress on the keeper's house and chapel at Olivet cemetery advances amid favorable weather. The keeper's house measures 37 by 40 feet on the old keeper residence site, with buff pressed brick from New Jersey. Two offices and shelter features planned. authorities credit Superintendent Albert Routzahn for the well kept grounds as the site nears completion.
Fragmented OCR style text references merriment and a Christmas season, with quoted lines about buying and a mention of Washington. The readable portion shows a playful exchange on a humorous topic. No clear persons, places, or events are established.
The Evangelical Church held services with Rev. Miller and others assisting. A remodeling completed, a new organ costing 4000 dollars was installed by Harry Comfort of Hanover. An overland bicycle trip covered 44 miles to Frederick in four hours. Stack painting and scaffold work continued under Hoitrauner and John Royer.
Motter Bros. & Co. report noon prices for stocks and bonds on December 13, 1911. Listings include Anacostia & Potomac 5s, Georgia Alabama Houston, Seaboard Air Line and United Railways notes, with various coal, electric and trust company securities among the active entries.
New York stocks are quoted for today via Motter Bros Co. The report lists early price movements, with notable gains and declines across key industrial and railroad issues as traders react to daily market headlines.
Money refunded if not cured. Grippe case notes focus on consumer remedy and company responsibility in disputed claims. Proceedings reveal alleged failure of efficacy and potential refund requirement under consumer protection norms.
Report from Frederick Maryland bank describing assets and liabilities as of December 6 1911 including loans and discounts deposits from various banks and trust companies and details on reserves notes and currency. Names Robert A Kemp and Frederick County National Bank appear with financial figures and accounting headings for capital stock surplus profits and contingent liabilities.
Frederick National Bank at Frederick Maryland December 6 shows overdrafts secured bonds and deposits. It lists capital stock 25000 surplus 5000 profits minus expenses taxes 1115.04 and deposits subject to check along with cash and securities. Directors sign and cashier swears affidavit of truth in 1911.
July Wheat and May Corn quotes appear in this fragment. Reading notes show market topics for Chicago grain trade, including price action and commodity activity. The text references wheat and corn futures with uncertain specifics but indicates ongoing market reporting.
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