Frederick Daily News and Semi Weekly, Frederick Md
The Daily News announces subscription rates for city delivery and mail, 25 cents a month or 3 dollars a year. The Semi Weekly News is mailed at 1.00 per year in advance with indices to Cuba. The News Office is linked to the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange and accepts ads and correspondence day or night.
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Frederick
United States
Cuba
Chesapeake & Totomac Telephone Exchange
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Subscriptions urged for Frederick News delivery woes
On Tuesday January 17 1911 subscribers are urged to report irregular deliveries. The Frederick News will be sold at New Guy Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store 5 Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street Arlington Hotel as locations for pickup and servicing.
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Frederick News
New Guy
Buckey'’s
Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
W. Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Salvation of Needy Children in Frederick and Mon
A branch of the Henry Watson Children's Aid Society expands from Baltimore into Frederick and Montgomery counties with headquarters in Frederick. The aim is to extend aid to needy children without heavy institutional care, emphasizing home environments and local cooperation to improve youth welfare and prevent influences from corrupt surroundings. Local residents are urged to support and promote this charitable work.
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Children’s Ail Society
Aluryland
Frederick
Mondery
Henry Watson
Henry Watsit
Laether
Dutt
Urese
Aid the Local Enterprises for Home Growth
Fragmented text urges supporting local businesses and hometown effort. It hints at sending money and resources to distant cities while risking missed opportunities at home, noting benefits when local enterprises gain support and viewing college athletics as a catalyst for broader enthusiasm.
Town Loyalists Rally For Local Enterprise Support
A fragmented note urges unity for shared prosperity in the town by backing local businesses and institutions. It highlights personal ties, mutual economic benefit, and affection for the community’s colleges and enterprises as the basis for loyalty.
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Pelea
Silence and disease a glance from old press comments
A column from the Calearo Record Herald laments excessive talk and urges quiet for health. It contrasts silent living with the needy and notes Chicago health grams overlook silence as a duty in nervous care. It also reviews tuberculosis funding and education efforts, highlighting public funds and volunteers.
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Melergl
Calearo Record Herald
Chicago W
Edison Atheism Claims Stir in Haithmore Sun
A fragment from the Haithimore Sun discusses public figures and belief, noting Alva Edison’s conviction that there is no God. The text critiques business integrity and opposition to moral standards, hinting at broader debates within the era.
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Mr. Thorns Alva Edison
Edlaen
Haitimore Sun
Merriness Minutes Reveal Quips on Spouse and Loot
Fragmented notes quote casual remarks about marriage, theft, and sly boasts. Includes lines from Philadelphia Record Chicago Tribune and other papers, balancing jokes with looming accusations. The entries touch on money, blood, and social humor.
Unclear historical note on reform, visions and costs
A jagged excerpt discusses Governor Crowhers and a dream of transforming a state flight into a utopia. It mentions wives, jail, and avoidance of work, with Baltimore Sun and Baltimore American reaction. The fragment reflects sentimentality and economic costs in political discourse.
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Crowhers
Fleht
Baltimore Sun
New York
Baltimore
Friendly Fun and a Shifting Town Tale
A fragmented verse recalls Santa, rail stations, and a town with a new high school building. It contrasts wartime imagery of shells with reflections on cheerful kindness and the Wellesley girls who have cut their chocolates, hinting at a nostalgic, patchwork sentiment.
Moments with the Muse in a New Year’s verse
Fragmentary verse recites themes of time and renewal with references to a muse, silver key, and promises of hope. Text appears as poetic fragments about birth, aging, and seeking guidance, with unclear attribution and disrupted lines.
Catarrh Cure Claim by Cheney and Co Toledo Druggists
An advertisement touts a internal remedy for catarrh asserting it halts symptoms and cures the disease by a two ingredient preparation. It describes testimonials and urges consumers to send for samples and testimonials from CHENEY & CO Toledo and local druggists.
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Fos Cheney
Toledo
Miss Bentley Leads Frederick Montgomery County School Aid Effort
Miss Bentley oversees the new local agency of the Children's Aid Society in Frederick and Montgomery counties. The aim is to remove children from poor homes and place them in proper surroundings, avoiding reformatories, with offices on West Patrick Street and plans to extend work to more districts.
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Janes
Henry Watron
Stueletsy
Phitthmere
Predertok
Ferdas
Iren
Miauryband
Iid
Maryhind
Bel
Fife
Tle
Children's Aid Society
Jones
Ette Children’s In
Tie Bee
Frederick County
Peedebeck
Children’s Aid Society
Prederick Ics
Ark
Frederick
Herard
Patrick Street
Abury Tenney
Mamary
Varese Tage
Bentley
Ehtlelresc
Jude Adal
Jetes
Isaelis Appeastins
Post Office Site Purchase and Building Appropriations
Building appropriations submitted to Congress include estimates for public buildings. Secretary Veagh details appropriation of 85000 for a site and construction toward the new post office. Officials Rohrback Motter forthcoming attend Jackson Day celebration and banquet in Baltimore.
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Postoffice
Lartis
Dse
Postburg
Eaeremiter
Noob Rohrback
John Motter
Camb Br
Charles FH Gomley
Ballimere
Chicago Grain Market May Wheat July Corn
The report lists May Wheat, July Wheat, Sept Wheat and May Corn with implied contract options and delivery months. Names and spellings are uncertain but indicate a grain market snapshot with multiple contract series in Chicago.
Frederick Co Nat Bank Report of the Condition
Frederick County Maryland banks report the condition at close of business January 701 1911 with assets including resources trusts bonds pocketed reserves and cash items. liabilities show capital stock paid in surplus undivided profits and deposits. Officials certify accuracy and sworn statements by cashier J W L Carty and Albert Gilson with directors attesting.
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Imir County National Bank
Brederick
State of
Mary
B. F
T National Bank
Secu
UL &Toral
Cheeikn
Maryland
County of
Frederick
Ss. I
W. L. Carty
J. We
Carty
Cashier
CHAS
Hanrickson
N. P
Attes of
Hohache
C. Zacharias
Edward I. Sedreineta
Allen G. Quynn
Jaques
Baltimore stock prices and broker notes January 17 1911
Prices of latest sales corrected to noon today by Motter Bros. Co. list numerous securities including Cons. Cotton Duck, Georgia and Alabama 5s, Seaboard Air Line issues, United Ry holdings, Seaboard Company stock, Som erset Coal, Sparrow's Point, Citizens Bank Northern Central, Mercantiles Trust, and other listed bonds and notes. adieu note for The News.
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Motter Bros. & Co
Georgia
Alabama
Houston Oil
Norf
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company
Anavostia & Potomac
Western and
Ist
United Rys
United & Income United Rys
Somerset Coal
Sparrow's Point
Citizens Bank Somerset Coal
Northern Centu
Coy Wet Mercantiles Trust
Bank affidavit signals seizure of assets in Frederik County
An 19th century bank complaint lists multiple banks including Central National Bank and others, detailing claims, notes and pledged assets in Frederik County. The document shows a sworn statement by bank officers acknowledging a state official’s involvement and references redemption and surplus funds.
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LIA Keletis
Steek Peat
Trang
Tr Ik
Oobenses
Nutini
Cine Bay
Fas Hanks
Lane Contingen Tintin Est
Teysena
Mary
Caunte
Frederik
Tiebr
Bank
Belier
Cashier
LMU
Weisliy
Notices of Herd Testing and Estate Administration in Frederick
The notice outlines herd health proof from state examiner and a 98 percent tuberculin test with removal of suspicious cattle. It also includes a Maryland notary certification by W. Fleinlein and a request to visit the daily milking period. Additional notice announces letters of administration for M. Eugene Grendanner in Frederick County. Claimants must file claims by June 1911. debts owed should be paid promptly.
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Pr. T. Vv. Smith
Reviow
State of Maryland
Frederick County
Towit
W. Fleinlein
Sanday
Orphans’ Court
M. Rugene G&trendanner
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Lewis
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Fredjimek County
Harry W. Bow RR
Circuit Court
Prece County
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Jin Teagy
Bowers
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