Daily News subscription notice and mailing info
The Daily News announces subscription rates and delivery options. Carriers serve Frederick city subscribers and mail to the United States. Rates include 36 cents per month, 1.00 for four weeks, 1.60 for all months, or 8.00 per year. The News Office is linked to the telephone exchange and accepts ad orders and information requests any time.
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Subscribing details and crime commentary in Frederick News
The Frederick News asks subscribers with missed deliveries to report to the office and lists pickup spots in Frederick. A policy-style discussion argues unemployment drives crime and that harsher penalties or public housing of criminals are not the solution, urging productive work to curb lawbreaking.
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Street lighting debate tests city need for cheaper options
Frederick considers trolley company proposal as a cheaper, possibly better lighting alternative to municipal plans. The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway will display street lights to demonstrate illumination quality, urging a thorough study to decide whether to rely on private power or maintain city provision. Crime trends worry readers as unemployment and social issues cited.
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Trolley
Frederick
Frederick and
Brothers of the Sons of Man Verses on War and Peace
Poem by Robert Loroman published in November Nautilus laments the toll of war. It contrasts humanity with divisions of class creed and nation, pleads for peace, and recalls mothers harmed by conflict as fleets voyage and battleships roar.
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Surape
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Nautilus
Railroads face earnings still strained by salaries and stock
The Voice of the Press Supervising Railroads contends watered stock and high official salaries are not to blame for revenue declines. It notes Frisco and Missouri Pacific paid no dividends, while Wabash and others never paid dividends. Officials’ salaries consumed a mere fraction of revenues, with Pennsylvanian systems and Hingis Central proving even smaller shares. Cooperation grows among Nebraska farmers, with 6000+ agriculturists in unions pushing middleman elimination and joint ventures such as cheese factories and grain elevators.
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Tron Mountain
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Hingis Central
Indianapolis Star
Nebraska Farmers’ Congress
Omaha
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Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Christmas Questions and Community Reflections
A jumble of reader prompts explores holiday feelings finances post holiday bills and gift satisfaction. It asks about Christmas experiences shopping results and opinions on public issues like a reservoir and military strength. The tone mimics a community questionnaire in a newspaper.
Cooperative Livestock Shipping Reaches Farm Districts
In farm areas neighbors pool livestock to fill vehicles for market, cutting commissions. One member travels to sell and profits from middlemen are saved. Similar savings occur in purchasing supplies.
Merriness Fragments Signal Quirky Miniatures
A collage of humorous dialogue snippets from various papers features hotel clerks, engagements lasting beyond Christmas, conductor exchanges, a dogged vaudeville trap drummer, a Boston dining joke, and a note on Wombat chasing future fame with harp lessons.
Christmas in Frederick Celebrations and Local News
Twenty years ago today in Frederick the city marked Christmas with church services. Franklin Savings Bank directors elected George Heinicin to fill a vacancy left by Granville Lindsay. Mrs. Edward Nelson hosted a Church street tea from 4 to 6. Market activity was light with few shoppers and only four to five butchers open. The Model dry goods house owner John D. Hendrickson received a brass and ones cabinet as a Christmas gift from his employer, with Elmer Waktman delivering the presentation.
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Granville Lindsay
John D. Hendrickson
Elmer Waktman
Stand on Kew Road Road Travel Diverted From City
W Grove argues for Shoemaker State Aid road funding to improve the Kew Road from Buckeystown to Dicker Row. He cites Belt's stance, government road spending, and Maryland counties losing out on state funds, urging local action to secure postal and state aid road support.
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