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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1915

Page

4

Frederick News Subscriber Notice on Paper Delivery

Subscribers urged to report missed issues to ensure delivery accuracy. Paper available at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market St. Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Ielington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman s Grocery Store McCardell s Store.

New City Buckey's Market St. Central F. K. Schmidt West Patrick Street Ielington Braddock Heights Zimmerman Rcs McCardell's Walkersville C. A. Eckard N. Market St East Fifth Street Reno &. Harp, Allorney C. M. deGar Tuscarora A. B Market St Frederick

City weighs reservoir bids as seasonal prices fall

City officials consider advertising for bids to build a storage reservoir after surveying sites. Lower seasonal contractor profits and cheaper material costs may yield substantial savings. Noted also are low bids in recent State Roads Commission projects, suggesting a broader trend toward cheaper construction now.

State Roads Commission Roads Commission

Wellesley Girls Sell Candy to Aid Alma Mater

The Wellesley students bake bread and candy to raise funds for their college, a pastime seen as valuable as studying Chaucer or Euclid. Their practical effort teaches work and economics while supporting the alma mater.

Cheeller Foundation Wellesley Hood College Ct Cu Ume Spess Alma Mater Euclid

Mothers of Men battle poem in silent wars

A Joaquin Miller poem extols mothers as the bravest fighters. It lauds their unseen wars fought in the home from babyhood onward, wielding no cannon or banners, yet achieving the greatest victories through steadfast, silent strength and virtue.

Joaquin Miller

Minutes of Merriness and Oddities From Across the Nation

The item notes two Maryland visitors at the National Museum in Washington puzzled by an Egyptian mummy placard reading LB. C. 1187. A farmer learns tying threads around onions may influence sap flow for larger bulbs. A wife remarks on income changes from 2000 to 10000 yearly. Also a note on Tokyo’s unemployment surpassing 100000.

National Museum At Washington LB. C Billy Chicago Journal Patience Oregon Patrice Yonkers Statesman

Frederick Local Banquet Honors Judge Vinson in 1895

Twenty years ago at the Car lin House Frederick Bar Association members hosted a banquet for retiring Rockville judge John T. Vinson. The event featured committee members and numerous subscribers and guests, with officers elected for the Catholic club and Frederick County Agricultural Society revealing a slate of leaders for the ensuing year.

Tin News Carlin House Frederick Bar Association John T. Vinson Rockville Fred. J. Nelson V. S. Levy Genn H. Worthington Charles W. Ross John A. Lynch James McSherry Wiliam P. Maulaby John Catholic Club F. J. Nelson William T. Besant James FB. Doll Charles L Dittendal FLV Staub Vincent Yingling Carnes Dittendal W. T. Besant Poe. Long James E Poll J. H W. Kennedy George J. Wilson Joseph McDivit

Mournful series of deaths and funeral notices

Obituaries report Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Kefauver of Middletown dying at 68 from paralysis. Survived by husband Morgan Kefauver and four children. funeral at home then Reformed church with Rev. Snyder officiating. Interment in nearby cemetery. John I. Keller in charge. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs. Henriette Zisimerman in Charlesville with services at Zion Reformed Church. Charles Smith of Bloomfield handling arrangements. Mrs. Jennie Hodges in Houston after two-year invalid condition. and Mrs. Katherine Mealey who collapsed at New Market, with funeral plans pending.

Morgan Kefauver Mary Elizabeth Kefauver Middletown Kefauver Boyer Idgeley Willard Burkittaville Hubert K New York City Husgell M Waynesboro Marcel Henriette Zisimerman Granville C. Zimmerman Charlesville Dropay Zion Reformed Church A. J. Terman Charles Smith Bloomfield Jennie Hodges Rowland Hodges George Fearhake Houston Texas Hodges Donald Hodges Susan Fearhake John Fearhake New Canaan Rose Fearhake Home For Katherine Mealey Charles Mealey Henry Lightner New Market

Relief shipment rate for Belgian aid by Frederick express firms

Advices from Frederick offices of express companies announce shipments for Belgian relief at two thirds the regular rate. Agent Huntsberg of Adams explains provisions, with payment at assembling station Canton Company in Baltimore. Second hand clothing taxed at regular rate. shipping tags provided.

Frederick Express Huntsberg Adams Maryland Canton Company Baltimore

Junior Frederick County Farm ers Association Meeting Report

The Junior Frederick County Farmers Association met at Boys High School for its regular session. President Reinmuth presided as Secretary Clemzon read last minutes, Ralph Culler spoke on The Hessian Fly, then Richard Hemp spoke on Cattle, with Prof. Stabler commenting on both topics before adjournment to meet January 72.

Frederick County Farmers Association Boys’ High School Reinmuth Clemzon Ralph Culler Richard Hemp Stabler

Dean's Kidney Pills Address Kidney Trouble in Ad

A Brunswick resident Mr William Donovan of St. Murnewick Maryland reports fifteen years of kidney pain and backache improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He praises the relief, says earlier efforts failed, and recommends the product, with Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as the sponsor.

Jack Brenswick William Donovan Railroad St. Mrunewick Dean Poan Mia Donovan Foste-Milhrm Co Buffalo

City fathers mull storage reservoir bond issue

Frederick city officials consider issuing up to 60 000 for a reservoir to conserve water with an expected 40 000 cost for a 30 million gallon impoundment. Some members fear large bonds while others push for a smaller loan and further public discussion before the January 20 meeting. Alderman Phobus opposes the bond plan.

Frederick Wilam HH. Boardman Actseads Phobus

Baltimore and Ohio to buy 2000 freight cars in major order

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad announced contracts for 2000 freight cars including 1000 box cars and 1000 steel hopper cars with plans to begin delivery promptly. Additional orders include 100 box cars and 1000 hopper cars while prices are sought for 25 percent more rail. Procurement involves Calunbria Steel Co Johnstown Pa for 1600 steel hopper cars and Mt Vernon Car Mix Co Mt Vernon for the box cars. The project totals between 1 and 1.5 million dollars and aims to start work immediately.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Calunbria Steel Co Johnstown Mt. Vernon

Frederick County National Bank Slice of 1904 Balance Sheet

Frederick County National Bank at Frederick Maryland presents its annual resources list for December 1904. The statement shows overdrafts, U S bonds, stock in Federal agents, checkable deposits, bank premises, and reserve accounts totaling 1,188,087.07 dollars. Cashier I W Carty certifies the figures true, sworn January 6, 1915, before N P Chas B T Hendrickson, with directors A C McCardell Edward D Shriner Williams signing.

State of Maryland County of Frederick I. J. W. Carty L Carty Chas B. T. Hendrickson N. P A. C. McCardell Edward D. Shriner Williams Sugitgl LG Frederick J. Marshall Miller Thomas A. Chapline Jacob Rohrback E. Colembus Knott Erma AL Lough Jangdsewicz County of I. C. Albert Gilson C. Albert Gilson Chas. B. T. Hendrickson WN. P Janes H. Harris W. Cc. Birely Frank L. Stoner

Frederick Trust Co Report of Tile Condition 1914

A 1914 year end balance sheet for The Frederick Trust Company and Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Frederick Maryland. Includes assets such as cash balances, bonds, loans, reserves with Federal Reserve and other banks, checks, and deposits. Note shows liabilities, dividends unpaid, capital stock paid in, surplus, undivided profits, and circulating notes. Official sworn statement signed by Treasurer George W Bittle and Notary William G Wachtel dated January 1975.

National Bank Snes Itebourcer Ankors Liabiliti Capital Drofita AXOK Bankera Spe Frederick Mary Land Banee Due Federal Hreserve Bank WONG Bume Cdeccees Federal Reserve Bank Tromjbanks Vis United States Ostal State of Maryland

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