This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1921
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a local newspaper notice emphasizing republication rights and policy on credited dispatches. It notes associated printing company, restrictions on anonymous opinions, and that notices must be mailed to the office.
The piece explains bond prices rising toward par as a general money market benefit. It notes Treasury purchases and corporate purchases influence demand, banks’ use of funds varies, and no credit deterioration accompanies the move. It compares past rate actions and foreign versus domestic loan demand while arguing the ample supply of gold and credit supports the trend.
The visit by Marshal Foch Baron Jacques General Diaz and Admiral Beatty drew large crowds and wide praise. Colonels Markey and a Freer representative entertained the distinguished guests on a continent wide swing with numerous banquets and reviews. The interval refreshed American hospitality and optimism as industry slowly gained momentum after wartime strain.
Notable transfers shown include R Gregory and Webber and wife deeded properties. Baker and wife sold to Hor p ewenty for 210. The item notes fees and deeded lands in the town records with agency references to city officials and brokers.
Citizens react to the idea of mall guards shooting to stop train robbers. DANSBERGER says no, guards would risk injuring innocents. CRAMER says yes, shooting might deter robberies. Several others disagree or are uncertain about lethal force as a remedy.
Rev Luther VoKulins of Lith D returns to Omaha after visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Wo Lough. Mr and Mrs Frank E Bentz announce the birth of a daughter. Mrs Anna M Mingans of Wolfaville spends time with her son Turry G Manrans in Moss Meg. Miscellaneous mentions include Miss Cutulet Pekan from Paint of Hewhs visiting Miss Puphpe Moore on Mast Chareh Street.
An historic hampshire style butchering took place at HR L Beall’s home near New Midway last Thursday. Nine hogs were slain. heaviest 442 pounds, net weight 3114 pounds. Numerous relatives and neighbors assisted, including Beall and Harbaugh families, Foxes, Bakers, Shooks, Youngs, Grim, and others. A second event notes a separate butchering at Dante Shook’s home, with three hogs weighing 250 in total, and a long list of attendees. The记 Christmas Times column recalls Beckley’s candy store and old town memories from the Baltimore Sun.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick several local items appeared in The News. The meeting of the Jurio Fire Epgins Corpata Wham produced resolutions on the depth of Chaea Redet Tar. A Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company matter was discussed alongside Baltimore firms. Annie Cgosan and Marcy were noted in a referenced event amid a broader city context.
Frederick City begins a survey of shade tree conditions after accepting state forestry offer. Assistant State Forester Pfeiffer led preliminary investigations, with plans to report to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen. The project aims to select suitable trees, address diseases, and protect municipal wires during work across the city.
Residents ask the State House Commission to take over the road from Thornton to Blue Hole Summit Pagudian. Speakers from the copper industry and local officials described a severely damaged surface with many holes and dangerous sections. They urged state repair and transfer to county commissioners if needed.
A Washington man sells his farm in this county to Tom Moore to be developed into a first class golf course and country club. Donald Ross of Pinehurst is hired to plan and construct the course with expected modern amenities and a club home to be built. A separate City Residence sale notice follows with inspection arrangements and dates.
A Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting in Piedmont featured readings and talks on Prohibition, child welfare, and enforcing the Eighteenth Amendment. Speakers urged harsher punishment for violators, praised national Prohibition backing, and emphasized youth education and moral restraint.
John W Vocei presents The Mack and White Revue at the House Jasi mahht drew a mid sized crowd for a city minstrel attraction. Notable acts included Steve Serron, Arthur Brown, and Vic Vassie Gren. the performance showcased uneven eclat with some genuine humor and applause despite a sparse turnout.
Classified line shows an incomplete rental notice with truncated address and amenities. Readable text mentions a 2 bedroom unit for rent but lacks full location, price, and contact information.
A quotation from Article 12 describes how electors meet in their states to vote by ballot for president and vice president. It details creating separate lists, certifying them, transmitting sealed votes to the president of the Senate, and how the president is chosen if no candidate gains a majority.
A conference between the Ministerial Association and Frederick County Board of Education was arranged for Wednesday to discuss Bible study in the Hyams county schools. State and county superintendents met to address school programs and report results to Governor Tirehje.
Public sale announced under Anne Wilson will occur December 20 1921 at Frederick County Court House. Parcels include a three story brick building at 28 East Patrick Street with rear alley access, another parcel fronting 40 feet on East Patrick Street with stable, and an 119 East Patrick Street dwelling. Also included is a lot 321 South Market Street and Lot 16 May Welty's Addition. Terms require deposits, notes, and possession dates set. sale to be conducted by the executors of Nathaniel J. Wilson and ann Wilson estate, with parcels offered separately or together.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.