The Frederick News 1914 Dec 31 Subscriptions and offices
The Daily News will be mailed within the United States for 35 cents per month and 3 dollars per year. Subscriptions must be paid in advance. The News office connects to the telephone exchange and invites notices from all parts of the county. The Frederick News is entered as second class matter September 7, 1909. Readers in Frederick can find the paper at Luckey's Cigar Store and several local hotels and stores.
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Birely
Delaplaine
United States
Daily News
Frederick
Poast
Maryland
New Year Reflections on Frederick's 1914 Progress
The News reviews 1914 in Frederick, noting steady progress in building and trade, strong crops and high prices in agriculture, and unusually few disastrous fires. It urges collective effort for 1915, thanks readers for patronage, and praises the paper's record for quality amid national downturns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Providence
The News Reflects On Support And Service In The New Year
The News thanks readers and advertisers for growing subscriptions and patronage. It pledges to work for the city and county's best interests with continued effort in aiding the community’s welfare. It also commends staff and friends for their kindness and faithful service as the new year begins.
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Net
Iberdic
Wekread
Wel
Glesire Otc
Eclipses in 1915 and Paths of Solar Events
The article notes that 1915 will have the fewest eclipses in a year, with two eclipses total and two annular events described. It details the paths of annular solar eclipses on February 14 from the Indian Ocean to the North Pacific and on August 10 across eastern China and Siberia, with paths crossing the Pacific between the Sandwich and Marquesas Islands and ending in the South Pacific.
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Australia
Madagascar
East Indies
Philippine Islands
Micronesia
Polynesian
Indian Ocean
New Guinea
North Pacific Ocean
China
Siberia
Japan
Polynesia
Sandwich Islands
Pacific Ocean
Sandwich and
Marquesas Islands
Pactic Ocean
Cantata at Thurmont by Mixed Wolves Chorus
Mrs. Mary Steckel Burck leads a mixed chorus of about 25 to Thurmont on the 10.10 car to perform The Song of the Night at St Stephen's Episcopal church with a rehearsal at 7 15 in the local M E church. A special car will run to Frederick afterward inviting Frederick visitors. The cantata will be presented Sunday at the local Methodist Episcopal church.
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Mary Steckel-Burck
Thurmont
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
M. E. Church
Frederick
Sand arrival on state roads in Ua county delayed
The sand delivery ordered by Resident Engineer C A Tenney has been delayed while tests evaluate using oil and sand as a mix. The experiment aims to verify a workable combination and the sand is expected to reach points in the county soon.
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Ua County
C. A. Tenney
Maryland Flag Over Relief Ship at Baltimore Pier
At 3 o clock yesterday the Maryland flag was hoisted to the gaff of the foremast on the steamship John Hardie at the Canton Railroad Terminal pier in Baltimore. The vessel became the Maryland Relief Stop and will sail around January 7 for Rotterdam with supplies for Belgian destitution.
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Maryland
John Hardie
Canton Railroad
Baltimore
Rotterdam
Frederick items highlight 20 years ago local club changes
Frederick notes a Westminster baseball club signing Frank Strawsberger as substitute catcher for next season. A Ker Monument Association meeting is planned at FCYM A rooms on January. An editorial imagines 188 would be a great year if cobble stores were stolen. Rolando freight transfer station move from LaCeust Po’ar to Brunswick begins January 1.
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Tit News
Stor
Westminster Baseball Club
Frederick
Frank Strawsberger
Edtorat
Rolandoo
la Eust Po’ar
Brunswick
Call to end quibbling over Frederick storage reservoir
A Frederick reader urges the city to act on the storage reservoir question, praising expert engineering views from recent papers. He recounts 23 years of advice, questions Alderman Phobus actions, and notes non taxpayers signing petitions, calling for a definite decision and prompt contracts.
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Hoe
Phebus
Civic Club
Frederick
Ime
Phobus
Grand old ladies birthday notices in Frederick
Mrs. Louisa Gephart of East Fourth street will be 84 tomorrow. Long a town landmark, she and her late father George Rice’s family survive only by her and her sister Mrs. Alice Storm of Lancaster. The community honors her long residence and health.
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Frederick
Louisa Gephart
East Fourth Street
Gephart
George Rice
Alice Storm
Lancaster, Pa
Suburban Duckpins to Play Thurmont for County Title
The Suburban duckpin team travels to Thurmont tomorrow morning to represent the city and then hosts a return match at Sy-Uhlan Castle alleys. The lineup includes Steiner Spooks, Oscar Miller, Edgar Miller, Joseph Ford and Jarry um merman. They claim the county championship and will meet the IAH Stars tomorrow evening in the first of a series of city championship games.
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Thurmont
Steiner Spooks
Oscar Miller
Edgar Miller
Joseph Ford
Jarry “Ummerman
IAH
Frederick City Real Estate Public Sale Under Court Decree
Public sale of valued real estate in Frederick Maryland by decree of the Circuit Court equity division. The two adjoining buildings on North Market Street with 41 feet frontage will be sold January 23 1915 at 10 30 a m. Terms: one third cash at sale, balance in two equal installments from date of sale with notes and security. Deposit of 20 dollars required. Purchaser to pay conveyance costs and receive rents from ratification until possession April 1 1925.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Su Court
Elizabeth Miller
Frederick A. Miller
Irrederick Buesing
Court House
Frederick City
North Market Street
Adolphus Fox
Frederick
Sing
Theodore A. Buesing
Merket Street
Market Street
GEO
A. Tearre
William E. Darner
Named Bank Clerk G Rossy Myers Appointed at Frederick Town
G Rossy Myers named clerk and typist at Frederick Town Savings Institution in a newly created position. He will assume duties Saturday. Myers, a Boys High School graduate class of 1914, formerly captained a cadet company and ran the Church and Market Street store of the Busy Corner before the holidays.
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G. Rossy Myers
Frederick Town
Banquet Tonight For City Police and Mayor Fraley
City police members will be honored at a six o'clock banquet this evening at One New Buffalo Hotel hosted by Mayor Fraley. Also in attendance will be representatives of the city papers and a choice menu will be served.
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New Buffalo
Fraley
Public Sale of Frederick City Real Estate Tracts
Executors of Theodore A. Buesing announce public sale at Frederick City Court House on Saturday January 23 1915 at 10 a m. The offering includes several parcels on North Market Street East Third Street and adjacent blocks with two 3 story brick buildings a 2 story brick residence and multiple lots. Purchases may require cash at sale with subsequent payments secured by mortgage bonds and a portion held in reserve to satisfy court conditions.
Frederick Residents Endorse Dean's Kidney Pills
Thousands in Frederick praise Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain kidney distress and relief after use. J John J Brown of 213 West Patrick St says his kidneys were disordered and back ache disappeared after using the remedy purchased at J W Harner's Drug Store. Price 50 cents at all dealers.
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Frederick
Dean
John J. Brown
West Patrick St
J. W. Harner
Vos
Brown
Foster-Milburn Co. Props
Buffalo, N. Y
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