Me Daily News Publication Details and Rates
The Me Daily News, an independent weekly published at 41 North Market Street Frederick MD, outlines subscription rates and mailing options. It notes Brunswick office operations, printing capabilities, and basic advertising terms, with semi weekly editions on Tuesdays and Fridays and a mailing price of one dollar for the semi weekly service.
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North Market Street
Frederck, MD
WEB
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
G. Evard Kepner
Wilson P. Smith
Kepner & Smith
Frederick
Carroll County
Response to Fires Urges Caution After Fire Engine Wreck
The United Fire Company's auto engine wreck Saturday afternoon spared lives but raised urgent calls for safer driving. The piece stresses not to race fire apparatus to alarms or back to stations, urging drivers to adopt a "make haste slowly" approach to protect crews and the public.
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United Fire Company
United Engine
Uniteds
Difficulties of Economy Reflect Public Spending Tensions
An editorial surveys persistent calls for frugality in government while criticizing the hypocrisy of demand for lavish facilities. It notes taxpayers resent rising tax bills yet back broad appropriations for personal interests and attacks on public building costs reveal a contradictory “Have the Best of Everything” mindset.
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Spapiic Nance
Bankjane
Insurance
Public construction quality and costs debated in town
Citizens weigh lavish marble and bronze in public buildings versus plain sturdy materials. Officials argue fine stone and wood may attract business, while critics say government should avoid unnecessary adulation. Taxpayers seek simpler, cheaper design to curb rising costs and taxes.
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Ita
Ford peace mission ends with hollow claims
The Homeward Bound Peace Mission failed to deliver a practical program or real influence. Critics say the venture lacked moral force, coherent aims, and effective instruments, and that its rhetoric offered little beyond empty phrases while wars and boundaries define the era.
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New York World
Ford
Europe
France
Great Britain
Russia
Germany
Austria
Mr. Ford
Merriness Minutes and Witty Bits From Several Notices
A collection of brief item snippets includes snippets of dialogue about children, a ministerial joke about seven hearts and three couples, a dictograph gag with a social card, a cartoonish quip about two men in cars, a legal note on a tuberculin testing repeal, and a county meeting turnout in Frederick County. Individual voices hint at social humor and local civic happenings.
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Darra Men’s Associatio
Frederick County
Court House
Catte
Cause of social unrest debated by Mir Trastin
The Washington Star reports Mir Trastin saying Stax defends the idea that unrest stems from the working man seeking leisure and something to keep him busy, reflecting on broad social forces behind labor and routine life.
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Mir Trastin
Stax
Ieisure
Washington Star
Thoughtful Tailor and Time Saving for Busy Wife
A Buffalo Courier reader asks for efficient tailoring tips. The note suggests a single, practical garment solution to save his wife time, reflecting urban shopper concerns and domestic efficiency.
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Tallor
Buffalo Courier
Personal notices of regional visitors and returns
Mrs. Fred Alvey has returned from Washington. Mr Frances Gaitner, visiting Washington, has returned. Mr James Difendal returns from Philadelphia. Mrs Joshua J. Win visits Baltimore. Prof Walter Charmbury of Frederick spent weekend with Dr Charnbury in Hanover. Mrs ETE Gamar spends day in Baltimore. Mrs Elmer Brown and family, West Third Street, weekend in Baltimore for auto show. Claude S. Withide of Baltimore visits this city. Miss Mamie Mack and Miss Tillack of Hackensack visit Miss Laura Black in Market Street.
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Fred. Alvey
Seecond Street
Washinton
Frances Gaitner
Washington
James Difendal
East Second Street
Philadelphia
Joshua J. Win
West Third Street
Baltimore
Walter i. Charmbury
Frederick
Charnbury
Hanover
Ete Gamar
East Church Street
Elmer Brown
Samuel Brown
Anna Brown
West Third St
Claude
Hymeneal Koogle Coleman and Related Marriages
Frederick city notices list quiet weddings at Lutheran and Methodist parsonages. Paul Koogle and Jessie Coleman wed. Charles Schuetze and Virginia Danner marry in Evengelical Lutheran parsonage. Charles Nicholson and Alma Etzler wed at the Methodist parsonage. Engagements announced include John Ritchie Kimball to Ellen Barker. Emma R Zellers engaged to Kenneth Love. Lottie Opel and Ernest Mueller wed January 20 with plans to reside in Ohio.
Funds For Jewish Relief In City
David Lowenstein designated special treasurer for Jewish relief has received contributions. President Wilson named January 27 as Jewish Relief Day. Donations should be sent to Lowenstein and Wertheimer's. The Magnolia is said to have been named Magnol de Montpelier.
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David Lowenstein
Wilson
Lowensten and
Wertheimer’s
Magnol de Montpelier
Frederick Gun Club elects officers in 1896 meeting
Twenty years ago in Frederick the Frederick Gun Club at West Patrick Street elected C. A. Smith as president J. F. Eisenhauer as vice president Mo Kennedy as secretary and Charly W. Keefer as treasurer and corresponding secretary Feld captain Mathewua directors Vernop Molesworth William Keib EL P Mantz J Roger McSherry and Allen L Kinne. A fatal railroad incident near Frederick is noted and a reception at the YMCA is announced.
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Messrs. Kline
West Patrick St
Frederick
Hood Graduate Runs 200 Acre Virginia Plantation
Mrs. Thomas W. Steck nee Jennie Ensinginger of Opequon Va. heads a 200 acre Virginia plantation half in apple orchards and grain. A Hood College alumna, she managed the orchard after her husband’s death, cultivating twenty varieties with careful pruning spraying fertilization and systematic care. Apples are graded packed and shipped to Philadelphia New York and across the sea, with prize yield of potatoes and export to London Manchester Liverpool and Glasgow.
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Frederick
Thomas W. Steck
Jennie Ensininger
Opequon
Virginia
Lancaster
New Era
Steck
Winchester
London
Manchester
Liverool
Glasgow
Commission Bon
Wedding to be held at Evangelical Lutheran church
A wedding will be solemnized tomorrow evening at 7 20 in the Evangelical Lutheran church. Miss Helen Louise Klein of this city will marry Mr Ralph Edward Heusner of Hanover Pa. The ceremony will be performed by Rev Fr U S Grupp. The bride is the daughter of Mr J H Niein and a niece of Mrs Rever A D Frayvvlin Apartments. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Harm Heuener of Hanover and is in business with his father. The couple will reside in Hanover. The bridal party includes Miss Ruth d an of Weems ster and Mr Regen Hach of the State Cal kee. The bride’s maids include Margaret Alleman Ort on Pa Mss Mabel Rintane Hanover Pa and Miss Keh ao on Mier Frederick. The ushers are Torsey Sap ington Philadelphia Mr Homer Robinson Lem amb? Mr Ross Kimball Harrisburg Pa and Mr Leonard E Kotter Frederick. Little Miss Anna Wray Littlestown will wipe the flower ??
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Helen Louise Klein
Ralph
Edward Heusner
Hanover
Nev Fr. U.S. Grupp
J H. Niein
Nous An0
Rever A. D
Frayvvlin
Harm N. Hevener
Anever
Busir. c
Hiss Rutsheda Tan
Weems Ster
Beth Oni
Ania
Seaman
Margaret Alleman
Orton Pa
Mabel Rintane
Hanmy
Formmeri
Marianna Pot
Keh
Mier
Frederick
Torsey Sapington
Phiade Sa
Homer Robinson
Liessonn
Ross Kimball
Harrshers
Frederick County National Bank Capital Resources
Frederick County National Bank in Frederick Maryland reports capital resources figures for the period, detailing reserves, surplus, and retained earnings with emphasis on stability and growth indicators amid local banking activity.
Cumberland Considers New Light Plant and Bonds
Cumberland Mayor Koon says steps will be taken to secure legislation for improvements including a new light plant and two holders. Voters will decide on bonds. estimated cost for the new light plant is 220 400. Rev Dr Bowers reports improved condition after emergency in Westminster. Mahlon Green added as road supervisor for Jackson District No 18. mileage listed as four miles with a 51 dollar appropriation.
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Cumberland
Koon
Bowers
John
Bogers
Maryland
Methodist Protestant Church
Westminster
Jackson
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