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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1916

Page

4

Daily News and Weekly News Publication Details

The Frederick Daily News and Weekly News describe subscription rates, offices, and printing capabilities. It notes offices at Frederick Maryland and Brunswick with mailing and carriage terms, pricing for weekly and daily editions, and the paper’s print and distribution services along with entry as second class matter.

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Price Agreement in Frederick County Legislative Debate

Frederick county legislators and supporters call for accountability for any member bypassing county authorities over the LeGore roads and bridge dispute. The paper urges investigation of LeGore’s claims, examination of property value, and a state burden shift to end the long standing dispute.

Frederick County Howard D. Kefauver Annapolis Maryland LeGore

Labor Market in Midwinter

Winter lays hard strain on U S labor, with skilled work rare and many seasonal workers facing scant odd jobs. Farmers and transport projects cut work, raising fuel and basic costs for the poor, while short days shelve poultry-yard income and prices surge for those with the least buying power.

United States

Equalizing winter labor could ease distress and use idle workers

The passage argues that winter labor could harvest farm samples and employ idle workers during the off season. It notes that people with work to hire would perform tasks in winter, avoiding postponements for repairs. Equalizing labor demand would relieve distress and stabilize employment.

Potash quest and hedge orange dye in wartime notices

The Providence Journal notes ongoing searches for domestic potash sources with new secret processes and ore shortages, while a Cleveland report highlights the hedge orange as a surprising dye source. Government energy and private research push to reduce foreign dependence amid wartime shortages. A John Masefield poem closes the page.

Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Chronicle

Summary of items from the Frederick column dated January 4 1896 includes teenaged Lingen Shank severely burned by a tar cannon explosion New Year’s Eve at Myersville varnish and other property incidents Brunswick storm damage Feete and Bro fur niture house Sook Utica Mills candidacy Charles Sook republican caucus for Senate sergeant at arms pipe thaw fire at George Miller home Eller ton schools receives flag and Bible Frederick County Dounts Agricultural Society officers elected President Charles N Hargett Vice President A C McCardell Secretary Harris C Keeler Corresponding Secretary Lewis S Clingan Treasurer David V Stauffer Chief Marshal P M Hiteshew.

Frederick Dounts Agricultural Society Charles N. Hargett A.C McCardell Uarrs Keefer Lewis S. Clingan David V Stauffer P. M. Hiteshew

Local social notes list visiting friends and student departures

The column records numerous residents visiting relatives and studying away. Margaret and Minerva Koat in East Second Street visit Lilian Kefauver of Thurmont. Miss Blanche W. Glittinger returns to Columbia College. Mina Mary H. Filler goes to Boston for studies. Others return to Virginia Military Academy, Towson normal school, and Johns Hopkins periodicals while relatives visit in Buckeystown and Baltimore. A steady stream of departures and homecomings continues through the holidays.

Margaret Minerva Koat East Second Street Lilian Kefauver Thurmont Kranklin # Smith Frederick Archibald Russell Dennis Boston Mass New England Messrs Harold Kemp Fleet Virginia Miliary Academy Slacksburg Charlotte Motter Maryland State Normal School Towson Bessie Getzendanner Baltimore Wiliam O. Keller Buckeystown Thomas J. Wilson Frank L. Stoner Join MM. Slering South Marekt Street George 7. Kline East South Street Washington

Among the Sick in Frederick City Hospital

Several local residents are listed as recovering. Alice Scott of East Patrick Street remains ill. Lewis Stull of Poplar Heights is improving after an accidental hunting wound. Harry Winters of New Midway has recovered enough to leave the hospital. James L Postian near Unionville shows improvement after a severe hand wound from a circular saw. Rev. Dr. E. U. W. Lamar, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church, is rapidly improving after an operation last week.

Alice Scott East Patrick Street Lewis Stull Poplar Heights Frederick City Hospital Harry Winters New Midway James L Postian Unionville Frederick Cits E. U W. Lamar Methodist Episcopal Church

Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Claims Kidney Help

A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal tonic for kidney, liver, and bladder issues. It touts vegetable-based formula, urges readers to buy at drug stores, and offers samples through the Kilmer company with a locale and a sample request note.

Kilmer Rome Kilmer & Co Binghamton Frederick Daily News

Leap Year Cotillion Club Dance Draws 60 Couples

The Cotillion Club at Independent Hall hosted a Leap Year dance last evening with over sixty couples on the floor. Misses Margaret Ford Serena Motter Katherine Grove and Katherine R Cramer organized the event with Braddock Heights Orchestra providing music. A luncheon was served during intermission by Mr Cox of the New City Hotel.

Cotliun Independent Hall Margaret Ford Serena Motter Katherine Grove Katherine R. Cramer Braddock Heights Cox New City Hotel

Directors Election Notice at Frederick Maryland Bank

Notice is hereby given that an election for Directors of this bank will be held at the Banking House, No 1 North Market Street, Frederick Maryland, on January 11, 1916, from 10 a m to 12 m.

North Market Street Frederick District Court of the United States Dstrict Maryland Wiliam J. Riddlemother Frederick County Arthur J. Wittard Mythian Castie Court Street Wrederiek District of Maryland Sarah Fiddlemoser Arthur Dle Willard Pythian Castle Arthur D. Willard Orphans’ Court Abram Fisher Willis E. Fisher Woodsboro Woodsboro Savings' Bank Benjamin W. Saxten Walkersville Savings Bank Fredericounty Edwin Devilbiss Jantawit Hywela Ice and Coat Company Citizens’ National Bank P. L. Hargett Chas. Mertzler Della Janddimon&w Timon Fast Second Street Caroline G. Johnson Walkersville Strangmann Hygela_ ice Co Elm Street Second Street East Second Street J. M. Radclift Broxze C. M. deGarmendia Tuscarora, Md Good Truck Place Reno South Market Street Harry W. Bowers Washington St Lloyd C. Culler Market and Third Streets Frederick Trust Company Church Streets Urner & Urner Office of People's Fire Insurance Co East Third Street Kolb Bros Kolb Bros. Novedet Daniel Eissler W. Patee Farmers and Mechanics’ National Bank C. Albert Gilson

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