The Daily News Frederickt Retains Semi-Weekly News
The Daily News is published in Frederick Maryland with subscription rates listed for weekly and semi weekly editions. The paper notes printing and mailing services and advertises for The Times office reception points. It mentions offices at 41 North Market Street and a National Bank nearby.
Demand for Gasoline Probes Congressional Price Rise
Resolutions flood Congress calling for an investigation into rising gasoline prices. Consumers note steady supply with growing demand as substitutes like denatured alcohol and kerosene are explored. While price pressures remain, advocates urge balanced policy and continued automotive innovation.
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Congress
Frederick County Fair Shows Strong Net Earnings in 1915
The Frederick County Agricultural Society reports net earnings of 7431.22 for the annual Fair, praising the grounds and buildings improvements and noting the surplus reduces society debt to under 2506. The 1915 result follows earlier years with 1934 9080.10 and earlier sums, marking continued financial success and ongoing enhancements.
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Frederick County Agricultural Society
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Frederick County
Minutes of Merriness Puzzle Dialogs in Vintage Paper
The fragment from London Punch and Detroit Free Press style humor shows a mother and child puzzle exchange. A playful courtship riddle hints at a sister or wife of a person questioned. The sketched scene reflects light banter and social wit of a bygone era.
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Detroit
Four Generations at Dinner in Walkersville Social
A Walkersville event highlights four generations at a goose roast hosted by Mr and Mrs Philip Burrier with many Burrier family members attending. Other social happenings include a Walkersville party at Borsey Zimmerman home, a Boy Scouts supper on Madison Street, a New Year dinner near Frederick, a Victrola dance at Prospect Hall, and a Cotillion Club Leap Year dance at Independent Hall with Brad dock Heights Orchestra.
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Philip Burrier
Walkersville
Burrier
Sarah Long
Lavenia Burrier
Ella
Clarence
Jonas Burrier
Harry
Murray
Emory
Luther Burrier
Leonard
David Burrier
Hallie
Robert Burrier
Philip Hurrier
Clara
Jane Eaves
Charley
Borsey Zimmerman
Esther Stupp
Charlesville
By- Jer
Thurmont
Helen Ditrow
Nannie Reddick
Isabel
Paulie
Lillian Zimmerman
Catherine Miller
Edith Barker
Esther Wachter
Leona Stull
Marie Strine
Nettie Reddick
Alice Cramer
Nina Jamigan
Edith Zimmerman
Freda Smith
Mildred
Pauline Cromwell
Katie Crum
Leonard Reddick
Glenn Zimmerman
Celius Reddick
John Clark
W. Roger Wilhide
Muriel Reddick
Carl Zimmerman
Charles Stull
Floyd Dewey Cromwell
Dorsey Zimmerman
Mary Reddick
Boy Scouts
Troop 2
Boy Scouts, of America
Lewis H. Moberly
Madson Street
CC. Bruchey
Moberly
Flannigan
Himes
William Morningstar
George Morningstar
Alton Bennett
Fred Weiner
Fahrney Young
John Flannigan
Pierce Willard
Vernon Miller
Spencer Zimmerman
Lewis Moberly
Albert Cramer
David Hagan
Jesse L. Haines
Frederick
Sidney Angleberger
Utica
Harry J. Kefauver
Harvey C. Wilhide
Charles Haines
Ida R. Ramsburg
Edward Zimmerman
William Wren
Prospect Hall
D. G. White
Oliver Wren
Missea Virginia Carty
Roberta Carty
Anne Schley
Elizabeth Mills
Elizabeth Lewis
Virginia James
Elizabeth Apple
Ruth Helfenstein
Jean White
Harriet White
Margaret Eichelberger
Florence Wren
Gertrude Wren
Messie
Noel Haller
Austin Pearce
John Markell
Downes Price
Frank Sappington
Ranson Lewis
Ernest Helfenstein
Dudley Page
Bruce, White
Marshall Etchison
Arthur Derr
Cotillion Club
Braddock Heights
New City Hotel
Christmas Treat at Union Knitting Mills From Miss Edna Carter
Employees at the engine house and boiler room of Union Knitting Mills received a Christmas treat courtesy of Miss Edna Carter of the office force. The gesture was warmly appreciated by the workers.
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Union Knitting Mills
Edna Carter
Frederick items recall 1896 events in brief
Twenty years ago in Frederick the House of Delegates speaker choice for Charles F. Mayor is noted. Sietean's company performed Cade Tam’s Cabin at the City Opera House. Clergy at All Saints’ Church received Canon Farrar works from Sunday school teachers. The Y M C A New Year reception was a success. Robert Danner was overcome by gas while working on a street main at Court and Patrick streets.
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Charles F. Mayor
Frederick
Sietean
City Opera House
Rox. Cs Home Vnere
All Saints’ Church
Canon Farrar
Robert Danner
Court and
Patrick Streets
Personal notices of return visits across Frederick area
Miss Laura Saylor of Woodsboro and numerous locals report returns from visits to relatives in Washington Baltimore Chambersburg and Philadelphia. Students and staff like Alfred Zimmerman and Parsons Newman resume studies Johns Hopkins and the University of Virginia. A Leap Year dance featuring the Stonebraker sisters is set for Brunswick at Red Men’s Hall.
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Laura Saylor
Woodsboro
James H. Purdy
Washington, D. C
Join M. Storm
Hounsboro
Mmory G. Nost
South Market Street
Clarence Armstrong
Viola Armstrong
McMurray Street
J. C. Palner
Chambersburg
Pauline Davis
Doubs
Marry Cockrell
Thackeystown
M. R. Sheeta
Emmitaburg
T. J. Cecil
Alta Windigier
Pearl
Archie Cecil
Lime Kiln
Helen Smith
Harry B. Cramer
Wagheton
FE. D. Shriner
Frederick
McAlpin Hotel
New York
Shriner
M . Crawford
Baltimore
Virginia Gall
Emmitsburg
Margaret Wehler
College Vial
Wilson College
E. Dwight McCain
Near Frederick
McCain
Pittsburgh
Messrs
Parsons Newman
D. W. Hendrickson
A. A. Pearce
University of Virginia
Laura Murray
Minnick
Mt. Airy
Edward L. Michael
East All Saints Street
Charles E. Miller
West Patrick Street
Ben
Loys Station
Charles N. Black
Charlotte
Pauline
Buckeystown
M. A. Gaither
Guy Gaither
Washington
Robert Kolb
York
Samuel E. Winebrenner
East Patrick Street
Philadelphia
G. Fred
Thomas Ordeman
Joins
Hopkins University
Haltimore
West Third Street
Paul B. Davis
Salem
Johns Hopkins
Lewis Ewald
Mt. Savage
S. W. Winebenner
Fast Patrick Street
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
James E. Doll
College Park
Littlestown
Ethel Rentzel
Mary V. Hitzelberger
Clyde Thurgee
Amon Burger
Fred Surratt
Westminster
Clyde Bursee
Messia
A. B. Cattrick
Louis Marcotte
Postoffice Department
Louis Eichelberger
Lows Eichelberger
UT. & Engineers
War Department
Wheeling
W. Va
A. J. Eichelberger
West Fourth Street
If OM Majone
Gerson Rosencur
Arthur Stern
Braddock Heights
Daly
Frederick County
Sunbury
John 30 Mhurray
Manon Wetherdale
Epent Fiitay
Stesda Culler
South Market
Alien 8 Lampr
East Church Street
Eutv
Kemp Keater
Atlantic CIA
Brunswick
Weather shows heavy rainfall and warm spell in 1916
Wild weather notes from Frederick report the year starting mild with January temperatures reaching 64 degrees and a record 61.98 inches of rainfall in 1915, the heaviest in years. Monthly totals show August as rainiest, with December features including 3.67 inches and two days at 17 and 14 degrees below zero. Weather also linked to coughs and colds among residents.
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Ike
Europe
Frederick
Frederick County National Resources Funding Declared
Frederick County Maryland reports capital resources totaling 160000.00 and 1170000.00 in the latest financial statement indicating revised appropriation levels for coastal development projects and regional infrastructure plans.
Wisdom and foresight in banking future savings
Notice dated December 8 1915 invites Frederick Maryland voters to an election for bank directors at Banking House No 1 North Market Street on January 11 1916 from 10 am to 12 m. It promotes regular deposits and high interest on special deposits.
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North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Frederick
Farmers and Mechanics’ National Bank
Maryland
Administrator's Notice for Charles Francis Willard Estate
The Orleans Court of Frederick County Maryland grants Charles Francis Willard estate administration. Creditors must file claims with vouchers by August 3, 1916, or be barred. Debts should be paid promptly. January 1918. Dr. Edgar Harold Willard, Administrator.
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Orleans’ Court
Frederick County
Charles Francis Willard
Edgar Harold Willard
Public Sale of Frederick Montgomery County Farm Lends 96 Acres
Under a mortgage power executed May 1902 Harriet L Nichols and Charles J Nichols to Hiram J Grove later assigned to Geo A Pearre Jr the property near Mt Ephraim Md is to be sold January 15 1916 at 11 a m on the Mt Ephraim to Lickerson Rd public road. The 96 acre farm with 6 room two story dwelling orchard outbuildings and wagon shed sits partly in Frederick and Montgomery Counties near Mt Ephraim and Dickerson Station. Cash terms with a 500 deposit due at sale. purchaser pays conveyancing and revenue stamps. Assignee Geo A Pearre Jr auctioneer Edward L Norwood.
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Charles J. Nichols
Hiram J. Grove
Ederick County
Maryland
Follack
Geo A. Pearre, Jr
Geo. A. Pearre, Jr
Mt. Ephraim
Lickerson Station
J. Roger McSherry
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Albert Ballenger
Algie P. Gregg
S. c. Jones
Sheriff Sale Notice in Frederick County Maryland
By writ of execution of the Circuit Court for Frederick County Maryland the lands and chattels of Mary E Show are seized for officers fees. The property described begins at a stone on Georgetown road and runs 38 perches east to a line of Tabler land then along the public road to Georgetown road and back to the starting point containing unspecified acres.
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Maryland
Frederick County
E. F. Harris
Mary E. Show
Mary F. Show
Georgetown Road
New Markee Road
Zachariah
Mary E. Shaw
Thomas Price
Elija
George W. Price
Eunice A
Court House
Frederick City
William
Roderick
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