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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1915
Page
4
The Daily News announces subscription rates for the semi weekly and daily editions with mail and carrier delivery options. It lists management, officers, and contact details for sending mail telegrams and news to The News Frederick Md. The notice notes post office classification and branding details from 1909.
The death of Major Goldsborough, a longtime member of the Frederick County Bar and active civic figure, is reported after months of illness. He served in public duties with faithful, conscientious service and supported local uplift efforts. His passing removes a respected citizen whose influence touched many community activities.
With absolute steadiness the workmen are not so apt to demand very high wages, and goods can be produced for less money. This reflects a view that consistent labor conditions suppress wage pushes and reduce production costs.
County Commissioners finalize appointments for Jackson district road supervisors. Some mileage changes prevent exact totals. list includes Nimrod Dutrow Myersville Henry L Baker Middletown and others with post office addresses. Jefferson district follows with named supervisors, miles supervised, and specific pay, including Frederick Jefferson Middletown Lander and more.
A pretty wedding was held at St Luke's Reform ed parsonage in Baltimore on January 19. Miss Maude G. Nfouck wed Mr. Mar- In a landsome sult of royal Dine crepe meteor trimmed with white fur. The couple left for a wedding trip to Philadelphia Red Hawk New Jersey and New York City and will reside at the bride's parents home in Adamstown.
The People's National Bank of Libertytown Maryland held its annual stockholders election yesterday naming directors James M. Sappington B F Hammaker Milton Carter S Raymond Sanseney and Maurice F Jarr The bank organized with James M Sappington as president B F Hammaker as vice president and Maurice F Starr as cashier Snow began to fall in Frederick shortly before 1 PM as forecast by the Weather Bureau Weather conditions and temperature fluctuations were noted Grayson H Mercer real estate agent sold a West Patrick Street double two story brick dwelling to George C A Killian from Rev Adam Luther Nickels
A city with half-time wartime factory work discusses a plan to revive demand by letting manufacturers run three days a week for cash and grant one credit day paid when goods sell. The proposal, opposed by wage law and cash-payment rules, explores credit sales to bridge feast and famine cycles, urging faster production of needed sterilizers.
Dyspepsia advertisement offering Dr Howard's remedy with a money back guarantee. Dr Pearre seeks a worst case in Frederick to test the cure for constipation dyspepsia malaria and liver trouble. Trial priced at half regular fifty cent package.
Horace C Zacharias writes from New Orleans that his extended trip is enjoyable and that staying connected to the paper is important. He describes fruit picking in Florida and a January Atlantic Ocean bath at Palm Beach, plans to visit Houston San Antonio Grand Canyon and Los Angeles, and mentions meetings with Frank McHenry Dr Stewart Dean and Jay Tome.
The three cornered contest for State's Attorney heats up as Samuel A. Lewis joins the Democratic primary race. Lewis, elected in 1921, boasts a 90 percent conviction rate and an early bar admission in 1857. Joining him are Edward J. Smith, Frederick City Attorney, and Kieffer DeLauter, who secured the nomination last week.
A former Frederick County native, Tédéph Lowe of Wooldlawn Farm Worthington Minn renews his subscription to The News. He praises the paper’s reliability and shares wartime era wisdom on salting wheat bins to fight weevils. He left Frederick in 1873 and has not returned since 1878.
C. W. Cram near Pearl butchered a very large hog weighing 605 pounds. The animal yielded over eight gallons of lard and substantial quantities of pork, illustrating a remarkable harvest from a single hog.
Twenty years ago today The News reports on a second crop of ice wasted at Thurmont Governor Brown to appoint James Henderson of Montgomery County to succeed Judge Vinson Henderson a Democrat and Rockville Bar member will serve until the next general election in November A chicken on a wagon pole amuses Mr Lee Ranneberger of Walkerside Harry Branner loses a horse The United Fire Company names standing committee for the year with Nath aiel J Wilson as chairman William B Storm and George Wents and Geo Moberly as hall keeper
The article reports on Bishop Corrigan’s claim that bridegroom generosity has declined, with $1 now common, down from $5 to $10. Local ministers including Rev. Dr. E. H. Lamar and Rev. E. K. Thomas discuss small fees due to hard times, war stamps, and varying practices across Frederick and Hagerstown.
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