Semi-Weekly News at Freder ick City
The Semi-Weekly News is published Tuesday and Friday at 41 North Market Street Freder ick MD by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company. Subscriptions are $1.30 in advance with nine cents per copy. cash accompanies each order. News and advertisements accepted at The News Office for The Times. distribution through local stores and post office.
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Ekdent Newshpaper
North Market Street
Prederck, MD
GREAT SOUTHERN PRINTING _ AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Pup
United
Ite Pomions
Brunswick Times
High Street
People's National Banku Wee
Ikewire
the Times
Reducing Summer Stock in July Retail Strategy
Merchants face July decisions to cut prices or carry over summer stock. A moderate July sale boosts movement, creates regular customers, and builds crowd psychology through constant newspaper advertising. A well advertised sale signals value and authenticity, starting a new prosperity level.
The Voice of the Press Cost of Government
The Knoxville Journal and Tribune critiques total government costs across national state county and municipal levels noting high implicit tax burdens on citizens. It argues self governance costs less when at peace with the world and calls retrenchment talks fleeting around elections.
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Knoxville Journal and Tribune
Politician Tax Claims Clash With Voters Burden
The piece argues that before elections candidates promise to ease taxpayers burdens but once in office seek funds to enrich themselves. It likens the political process to molasses that slows then speeds up, catching files then speeding again as taxation expands. It underscores distrust in elected officials.
Cumberland Lighting Plan Proposed by Edison Company
Cumberland Times endorses Edison Electric Illuminating Company plan to light Cumberland with 786 lamps, improving quality at about 13,524.20 annually versus current 16,767, promising a saving of 2,963.80 with two plus year term and option to renew or switch after. The editorial urges acceptance for a practical test to prove benefits and safeguards for the city.
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Edison Company
Ciy of
Cumberland
Cumberland Times
Edison Electric Iluminating Company
Country newspapers reveal us to ourselves in daily life
The piece extols small town papers as mirrors of community life linking weddings, babies, deaths, and upward mobility, urging readers to value local dailies rather than dismiss them. It notes Toronto completed a new industrial school costing 2,000,000 dollars.
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Harper's Megazine
Grover
Theodore
Woodrow
Country Club
California
Toronto
Frederick items from 1896 column update
Twenty years ago today in Frederick a local column notes a Willard C Kelters balloon ascent at Clarke Place drawing a large crowd. Veterans returning from Richmond and Charles Bond named assistant bailiff at Brunswick accompany the day’s brief regional news. Bell from McShane Bell Co. of Baltimore installed atop the Burhistle Reform church tower with contractor I S Gariner leading crews.
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the News
Willard C. Kelters
Clarke Place
Burhitstille
McShane Bell Co
Baltimore
I. S. Gariner
Branswick
Personal Contacts Reach Across Cities in July Visit Notes
Local notices list numerous individual visits and guests from Baltimore York Pa Philadelphia and Washington. People trade stories of trips to Atlantic City Roanoke Blacksburg Fargo Johns Hopkins and Frederick while staying with relatives and friends on East Second Street West Patrick Street and nearby areas. The parade of visitors includes Miss Amanda Thomas Miss Florence Legg and Mrs. Hunichen hosting guests from out of town.
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J. H. Parran
Baltimore
Y. M
Betty Grove
Hagerstown
Beatrice Trail
Court Square
Albert Hydeman
York, Pa
Austin Pearre
Braddock Heights
Samuel Hickman
Washington
Hunichen
James Diffendal
East Second Street
Roanoke
Blacksburg
Margaret Burgess
Kent County
N. Amanda Thomas
Jefferson
Wilford Stalling
Baltmore
Misa Ruth Helfenstein
East Church Street
Julia Worthington
William F. Snyder
North Market Street
Germantown
Montgomery County
Stanley Jones
Karl Brooks
York
Frederick
Edgar K. Legg
Florence Legg
Howard Young
J. Gerhard Lampe
Harold
HH. R. Lampe
T. Bertram
GC. H. Weldenhoft
East Third Street
Barnett Zumbro
Waynesboro
Charles Brust
West Church Street
C. Hayes Landis
Robert S. Landis
Charles A. Landis
Patrick Street
Isabelle Storm
South Market Street
Johns Hopkins Summer School
Kate Bartels
Thomas McDonough
Thomas
Philadelphia
Hymeneas Peiffer and Miller Weddings in Waynesboro Area
Marriage notices show Earl H. Peiffer of Waynesboro and Elsie E. Miller wed by Rev James O. Wrightson. Also Murphy-McMullen and Fogle-Esterly nuptials listed in the city with similar officiants. In Brunswick Charles Ervin wed Viola Phillips, per Rev Hess. Raspberry crop record as Washington county ships vast fruit to Pittsburgh and Baltimore, Keedysville belt leading with 576 and 125 bushels respectively.
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Fogie—Esterly
Lester H. Fogle
Margaret R Esterly
James O. Wrightson
M. E. Church
Ervin—Phillips
Charles Ervin
Viola Phillips
Brunswick
Charles W. Hess
Lutheran Church
Washington County
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Keedysville
The Dandy First of Maryland Poem Tribute
A regional wartime poem honors the Maryland First, praising their readiness and loyalty. It enumerates Maryland counties and towns, lauding volunteers and the border defense spirit with patriotic cadence, concluding with a call to raise voices and honor the troops.
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Maryland
Maryland National Guard Arrives at Eagle Pass Camp
Maryland soldiers of Company A First Regiment arrive at Eagle Pass Texas greeted by Capt Edgar T Conley of the Regular Army. The camp lies near the Rio Grande with Vermont and Kansas troops nearby as Mexicans watch from across the border. Rain cools 102 degree heat as tents go up in a muddy welcome.
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Eagle Pass
Texas
Maryland National Guard
Conley
Edgar T. Conley
Montgomery County
Charles H. Conley
Frederick
Philippines
Munshower
Rio Grande
Vermont
Kansas
Dawson Springs
New England
Maryland Boys
No Rain for Four Months in Long Beach California
In contrast to Frederick weather, Long Beach has had no rain for four months. Lewis O. Whip, formerly of Jefferson, now in Long Beach, reports via letter to The News that the area enjoys beautiful weather and green growth. He notes plentiful berries and vegetables, many Mexicans in California, and concerns over the housing situation near the U.S. and the Southern country, while describing the warm, dry period as favorable for produce.
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Long Beach
Cal
Lewis O. Whip
Jefferson
the News
California
U.S
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Sa Telerhonee
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the County Newspaper
Harpers
Richmond
Charles Bond
Hymeneas
Talbot
Garretts Glades
Harford
Carroll Esplanades
Holst
Marland
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Folger McKinsey
Colonel Little
San Antonio
NAT. Bank
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Frank A. Doll
Doll Bros. Tushift
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Geo. Ott Juneldtt
Lawson
Villa Estates
Geo. E. Brown
Guilford Ave
Baltimore, Md
Woodsboro
W. B. Catshall
LeGore Park
Ang Ui
Anti- Saloon League
Jeannette Barrick
Tesday
P. Fieser
New Market
Louisville Courier Journal
Walkersville Savings Bank
Walkeravile
Busines
Aboenen
State of
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J. Travers Thomas
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J. Wi. Stauffer
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Central Trust
Emory C. Crum
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Evard Eepmer
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Schaeffer L. Rhoades
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Duichman
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Care the News
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Apply A. Hahn
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Hygela Ice and Coal Co
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L. O. Whip
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Ariel Trigg
Fisor
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