The Daily News Frederic MD Address and Office Details
The Daily News announces its Frederic Maryland address at 41 North Market Street and notes office operations, circulation, and printing arrangements. It lists printing services, rates for semi weekly publication, and contact telephones for the News Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AH Independent Newspaper
Ousday
North Market Street
Frederck, MD
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Dearth of Men Teachers Marks Massachusetts Report
The Massachusetts Commissioner of Education warns of a shortage of male teachers and urges normal schools for men. The issue is seen nationwide in lower grades. Salaries from 500 to 700 dollars deter men, while a few districts pay 1,000 to attract ambitious young men. The piece argues male teachers influence the boy mind and warns salaries limit future supply.
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Commissioner of Education of
Massachusetts
Call of the Telephone Disturbs Domestic Life
A man returning to work after a week with crip notes how the telephone dominates family life. He estimates about 49 calls a day from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m., each lasting roughly five minutes, totaling over three hours. His wife alternates between pleading for fewer calls and engaging in lively conversations. The chatter ranges from social visiting to church work discussions and shopping orders.
The Telephone and the Modern Woman in Rural Life
A severe philosopher argues that telephones waste women's time on idle gossip. The piece notes easier access to homes via Central, loneliness, and social isolation, but credits the telephone with breaking isolation, aiding women in civic work and group efforts, and keeping rural households connected.
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Railway Efficiency Boosts U.S. Freight Traffic in 1915
The Indianapolis Star cites Railway Age Gazette data showing 35 major railways increased average train load to 504 tons in 1915 from 482 in 1914. Freight tonnage rose significantly while train miles grew modestly, due to better equipment, improved road beds, and more efficient loading and handling.
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Milsiona
Indianapolis Star
Railway Age Gazette
The Conquering Motor Brings Change to Transport
The Chicago Journal argues it takes five years to breed a workhorse but far less to build a motor truck or tractor. War losses of horses, wartime production, and postwar clearance sales push motor transport growth. The piece predicts rapid adoption, foreseeing less reliance on draft horses as machinery eases burdens and speeds work.
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Chicago Journal
Fifty years ago in Frederick fire devastates barrack complex
Twenty years ago in Frederick items report a fire of incendiary origin destroying a large hay loaded barrack near Finrich. Joseph T. Geilwich of Emmitsburg shows a large coin collection. Schroeder’s hearse on North Market street injures driver William Hammond. A cabman named Jackson injured Lewis Winkleman. Philharmonic Orchestra to hold important meeting tonight as Frederick Brick Works rebuilds after fire.
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McMurray Om
Finrich
J. Schroeder
North Market Street
William Hammond
Personal Connections in Frederick and Nearby Visits
Local social notes recount visits and greetings among Baltimore and Frederick residents. Mr Howard White in Baltimore visits Prof Lynn Stevens at 200 West Patrick Street. Numerous mentions of guests and hospitalities include Mr and Mrs Charles B Benter at Park Avenue, births, illnesses, travel to Baltimore, Littlestown, Port Deposit, and Mount Airy, plus attendance at the Baltimore Automobile Show.
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Howard White
Baltimore
Lynn Stevens
West Patrick Street
Charles B. Benter
Park Avenue
Senter
McCrory
North Market Street
Harvey Zimmerman
John
Carroll's Manor
Fannie Steckman
Center Street
George Edward Schell
West South Street
Misa Julia Fritz
Djh Avenue
Elmer Ralsing
Dui Avenue
Erly
Marlin L. Firestone
East Street
Jean Merriken
Missy Grace Cline
West Third Street
Irene Whitney
Rebecca McCublion
Hraddock Heights
Gertrude Bkinser
Frederick
Hood College
Cuba
Armatrong
Koogle
Children'’a Aid Society
LeRoy Feeser
C. G. Sauerhammer
Robert A. Kemp
East Church Street
J. M. Birely
Littlestown
Louisa Hanft
Washington
Merrit Moberly
East Patrick Street
Lither Harrison Bias
Edgar Ifollis
Martinsburg
Mesary
Edward. Lease
Leste Turnbull
Niagara Falls
Canada
Justus Atkinson
East Third Street
Port Deposit
Willig
Fisher
Clarke Place
Mt. Airy
Theodore Hartshorn
Kensington
Chas
Lloyd C. Culler
Maurice Culler
Herman Mock
David Hoffman
Roy Poole
Charlotte McCormick
Winchester
Samuel G. Duvall
Court Street
D. F. Davis
Sabina C
Annie Beckley
Mary Snyder
Charles W. Quynn
Janie Quynn
Tom
May end treasurer fight on Tuesday in Maryland
State lawmakers again attempt to elect a State Treasurer after a deadlock on ballots. General Murray Vandiver gained six votes yesterday but missed the 65 needed. House and Senate adjourned to Monday night, with Tuesday seen as the likely next voting day. Emory L. Coblentz and Richard M. Duvall are among proposed candidates amid ongoing negotiations.
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Murray Vandiver
Senate
House
Goblentz
Emory L. Coblentz
Richard M. Duvall
Baltimore
Frederick
Coblentz
Frederick County
Weller
State Roads Commission
Harrington
Roads Commission
Market About as Usual at Base New Winter Goods
Attendance held steady at the market this morning as dealers offered winter edibles for quick inspection. Prices include eggs 30c per dozen, butter 30-35c per lb, live chickens 16-18c per lb, dressed 80-95c each, ducks 75c each, squabs 30c per pair, potatoes 13c per half peck, cabbage 3-6c per head, onions 5c per box, lettuce 5c per head, kale 10c per half peck, spinach 20c per half peck, carrots 5c per bunch, beets 5c per bunch, celery 10c per bunch, turnips 10c per half peck, pumpkins 10c apiece, parsnips 5c per bunch, horse radish 5c root, sweet potatoes ices? half peck, apples 10c per half peck, fruit to $1 a bushel.
Property Deeds and Licenses in Court Listings
Deeds recorded for Catharine Hopp and husband transferring to John Rosensteel of James. further transfers among Hopp, Rosensteel, and others. Shank and wife convey real estate to Luther Flook and heirs. Marriage licenses issued for Nichelson and Ridgely area partners. Koprich and Coleman seek nuptials. Local, dated notices amid fragmentary text and stray lines reflecting commentary.
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Catharine Hopp
John Ho Rosensteel
James
Emmitsbars
Johan HL. Rosensteel
Catharine Hispp
Hose
Totam Ensnotsturs
George A Shank
Luther C Flook
Frederick County National Bank Ad Reflects Puritan Values
An ad for Frederick County National Bank in Frederick Maryland touts Puritan heritage, thrift, and honesty. It highlights capital and resources while inviting readers to open an account and earn high rates on special deposits. The appeal ties civil government roots in Connecticut to present banking services.
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Connecticut
United States of America
Public sale of Frederick County estate and personal property
Executors of George Wm. Smith announce a public auction on March 1 1916 at 11 am at 227 East Second Street Frederick City Maryland. Real estate is a three story brick house with 30 front feet and 192 feet depth plus an eleven foot alley. improvements include hot air furnace gas and electric lighting, stable and garage, with immediate possession. Personal property sale starts at 10 am including four bedroom sets parlor suite and dining items. Cash forms and notes accepted per court order with conveyancing costs paid by purchaser.
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George Wm. Bmith
Register of Wills
Frederick County
Orphans’ Court
Geo. Wm. Smith
East Second Street
Frederick City
Maryland
Frederick
Fast Second Street
John H. Allnutt
Office
the Register of Wills
John H. Allautt
Court House
Rederick County
Buckeystown
John H. Alinutt
North Market Street
Market St
Market Street
Wm. E. Riddiemacer
Calvin Schigknecht
Calvin
T. Schildknecht
Maier
John J. Dutrow
Ddan
Mortgagee's Sale of 143 Acre Farm in Adamstown Maryland
Public sale of a 143 acre farm in Frederick County adjoining Adamstown and the lands of Joseph G. Thomas. The mortgage from Mary C. Thomas to Frans C. Norwood secures the debt. Sale to be held January 27, 1916 at 11 a.m. at Ogle and Scarff's store in Adamstown.
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Mary C. Thomas
Frans C. Norwood
Frederick County
Maryland
Ogle & Scarff's
Adamstown
Said
Joseph G. Thomas
William Null
Thomas L. Thomas
A. D
W. TI
Adamstown Turnoiike Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Charles H. Conley
Adamstown Turnpike Company
Clinton B. G. Harwood
A. T
S. T. Hi
Edith Utz Thomas
S. T
John C. Lamar
Frank C. Norwoorr
Allnutt Estate Seeks Sale of Buckeystown Farms
Public sale notice by executor of John H Allnutt to offer for sale three large Frederick County parcels known as the Three Borings Farm and related holdings. Estates include 177 acres with improvements, 240 acres across Buckeystown, and a third tract near Licksville to Furnace Ford, with terms of $500 to bind each parcel and balance upon court ratification. Sale set for February 8, 1946 at 11 a.m. at the Frederick County Courthouse.
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Emma
Culler
John
John H. Allnutt
T. H
Frederick County
Virginia
Harwood Wiltberger
Secon
Emoltion
Frederick and
Noland’s Ferry
John H. Alinutt
B. DeGrange
H. W.B
N. H. Wiltberger and Husband
George S. Allnutt
Licksville
Furnace Ford
Buckeystown
Maryland
George Snouffer
Emily Harris
James R. Harris
Daniel Morningstar
Orphans’ Court
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Howard L. Slouth
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Joseph H. Bussard
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