Road talk and long letters in The Daily News
William J Grove of Mt Clemens writes a defensive letter sharing local road history and an appeal for modernized highways. He argues past subsidies and persistent poor road conditions burden taxpayers while praising improved routes enabling farm access and value. The piece includes commentary on state aid, local politics, and a resident named Ernest Michael.
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Brunswick
Middle Creek
Monocacy Bridge
Buckeystown
William Jarboe
Theodore Delaplaine
Delaplaine
Dian
Messrs. Crosby
Weller
Ernest Michael
Michael
William J. Grove
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Lincoln’s example to poor youths and schooling
A 19th century voice urges keeping children in school despite humble origins. It warns that early work harms ambition, noting Lincoln’s rise from modest roots and urging public aid to sustain schooling, healthier homes, and better citizenship for future generations.
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Lincoln
Gr've Replies to Farmer on State Aid Roads
In a defensive letter the editor explains road building aims and cites cases. He argues the old methods fail under modern traffic and vehicle taxes justify permanent roads to prevent damage and injury to cars.
Frederick notes large store expansion and antique show
Twenty years ago in Frederick, B Rosenour and sons planned a large addition to their East Patrick Street store, extending rear and side spaces to create one of town’s largest buildings. The City Opera House hosted a crowded Bazar of the Seasons with five hundred in the main hall, and supper tables moved to the stage. Albert Wallie ponders Eckstein cigar plans for a southern factory. A county stone breaker worked on prep for the Thurment to Gracelam road.
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Messrs. B
City Opera House
Albert Wallie
Co Eckstein
North Market Street
Eckstein
East Second Street
Frederick City
Maryland
J. Roger McSherry
Frederick County
What Are America Leading Ideals and Motives
An essay surveys views of about 100 prominent figures from lawyers to bankers on whether service to others or personal gain drives American life. Forty-six say service is the leading ideal, twenty-eight cite the pursuit of money and power, with voices from Wall Street, a magazine editor, a congressman, a Boston baker, and a university director offering varied reflections on honesty, ambition, extravagance, simplicity, and the nation’s self image.
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Wall Street
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Boston -Baker
American Bankers Association
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Baltimore and Ohio depot eyed in Frederick plans
Options on several Lou n Market street properties secured by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad a year ago suggest a new passenger station may be built here to serve expanding facilities. Local officials and the Board of Trade voiced elation at possible development, with Gamble Latrobe urging Pennsylvanian action and plans for a new station already drafted.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Frederick
Baltimore and Olio
Lou N Market Street
Gamble Latrobe
J. Murray Cronenberg
O. C Warehime
Latrobe
Hymeneas Obenderfer Rowe Wedding Spells Quiet City Rite
A quiet wedding was solemnized at St John s rectory East Second Street Sunday evening at 5 15 o clock. Miss Mary Blanche Rowe and John William Obenderfer of this city were married by Rev Fr William J Kane in the presence of immediate families. The couple will honeymoon in Baltimore Philadelphia and New York and reside at 40 East Patrick street upon return. The groom works in the furniture and undert aking business with his father Frederick W Obenderfer on East Patrick street. Engagement Announced Mrs Edgar K Legg of Baltimore announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Florence Goldsborough Legg to Mr R Cator Robinson of Roland Park. Grubbs Nikirk William Emory Grubbs and Miss Edna May Nikirk of near Monrovia were married by Rev J S Miller at his East Thirl Street home. Charles Frankel Lakel of Brunswick and Miss Clemmie Margaret Foland of this city were married Saturday by Rev Dr Ulysses S G Rupp.
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Obenderfer—Rowe
St John’s Rectory
East Second Street
Mary Blanche Rowe
John William Goenderfer
William J. Kane
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
East Patrick Street
Frederick W. Obenderfer
Edgar K. Legg
Preston Street
Frederick
Florence Goldsborough Legg
R. Cator Robinson
Roland Park
Lakes—Roland
Charles Frankel Lakel
Brunswick
Clemmie Margaret Foland
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Frederick Co Nat Bank Promotes Savings and Capital Growth
Public sale notice from Frederick County Maryland advertises farm stock and implements to be auctioned at the City Reservoir area on March 4, 1916 at 10 a.m. The sale lists dozens of horses and mules, wagons, harnesses, plows, engines, and various tools, conducted by auctioneers Klipp Darner and Dutrow with Harry B. Witter as clerk. Also mentions bank deposit offers with high interest and public notices of sale for public or valuable property.
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City Reservoir
Frederick
Seventh Street Pike
Orphans' Court
Frederick County
Zacharias JT
Cromwell
T Jesse FL
Heaghy
Albaugh & Harrington
North Market St
Banner of Liberty
Woodsboro
Shipley
N. Marike
St. Janisatf&witt
Chas
EL Melizier
Deila
dandidimon&wTimon
Barnala
M. Zentz
Janudtt
C. M. deGarmendia
Tuscarora, Md
Decz
PURELY PERSONAL MISS HELEN SMITH BALTIMORE VISITS
Miss Helen Smith of Baltimore spent several days last week with Mr Lloyd Culler on East Market Street. Oliver Leakins formerly of this city now in Akron, Ohio, has returned. Mr ten Bruner west of the city came back from a western trip via the Panama Exposition. Emory Remsburg of Jefferson returned from a western tour. Mrs J Maurice Holdcraft of Green Castle Pa lists her husband's parents John and Mary Holdcraft on East Church Street. Charles F Schroeder East Patrick Street celebrated his 36th birthday on Sunday with friends. Mamie Crum of this city left after a five week visit to Washington and Philadelphia. Edgars Hargett has returned from a trip to Baltimore. Rev Partle Rover and Kathernia Hummellaugh plan to travel to Washington DC and Palm Beach Florida. they will visit St Augustine Daytona Beach Fort Lauderdale and Vero Beach. Rev Bowers Place filled by Rev Drew Holmes of Baltimore preached at Burkepstown M P Church yesterday in place of conference pastor Rev John Bowers. Holmes also spoke at Fairview and New Market.
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Helen Smith
Baltimore
Lloyd Culler
Maret Street
Oliver Leakins
Akron
Ohio
Ten Bruner
Fanama Exposition
Emory Remsburg
Jefferson
J. Waurice Holdcraft
Greenastle
Holdcraft
John Holdcraft
East Church Street
Charles F Schroeder
East Patrick Street
Raniidas
Mamie BR Crum
Waching On
Philadelphia
Edgars Hargett
Partle
Rovers
Wavedhaneh
Kathenias Hummellaugh
Frifas Neon
Washington, T. C
Aer Lins
Tyray
Palm Beach
Fla
Stor Aire
Q. P. Conan
St Augustine
Dastona Taim Beach
Fort Lavradale
Vaimi
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St We
the Times
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United States
Agnus
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Sumon
Abraham Lincoln
the News
Acoka
Matadam
Thurment
Gracelam
William PD. Howells
TOR
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Hymeneas
Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
Charles H. Klipp
William Darner
John L. Dutrow
Harry B. Witter
Montgomery County
Dickerson Station
Unionville
New Market
F. B. Sappington
Alberta I. McSherry
William E. Darner
D. C. Brish
Jobn N. Clary, Mgr
Chas. Null
McCardell Farm
Washington Street
Alvey Smith
Monrovia
Plymouth Rocks
Eugene A. Grove
Surrey
East Sixth Street
West
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New City Hotel
Wire and Life Insurance
Clover
Timothy Kay
Harry Umberger
Rose Hill
Third St
Orphans’ Court of
Jetters
John W. Lambright
George W. Heinleix
Dill Avenue
W.T. Clem
Bethel Station
H. & Flrr
Caroline G.johnson
E Church St
Avantown Turnmke Toad Company
Wll
Amy Flection
Adamstown
Claude Yuteow
T&awd Obi
Padilla
Zimmerman Gros
Braddock
Jaazl
Reregi S
Frederick Examinataon
Sampe
Franklin Institute
Pep
Ina. Chester
FAB. & Mech. Nat. Bank
Farmers’ & Mechanics
U. 8. Gov't Supervision
Federal Reserve
Association
James H. Harris
Frank L. Stoner, V. Prest
C. Albert Gilson
Chas, B. T. Hendrickson
Joseph G. Miller, Frank L. Stoner
Henry R. Steiner
Charles J. Doll
William C. Birely
David C. Kemp
William O. Kolb
Granville M. Smith
G. Mantz Besant
William H. McKinney
East Church St
E. Patrick
Dr. Be
Fisher's Store
Rosetta Burjeer
Patrick St
Mobley & Bro
West Patrick St
N. Market St
B. T. Stragberger
West Church Street
A. C. Carlin
South Market Street
Fabadet
W. H. Freed
East Patrick St
Charles H. Baughman
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
F. and M. Bank
East Third Street
Senate
Third
Frederick Trust Company
News Ice
Market Street
Harry W. Bowers
Church Streets
Urner & Urner
Office of People's Fire Insurance Co
St. Spud
New Central Trust Company
Bank
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D. Mantz
Timothy
Monon
Bowers
Drew Helmes
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