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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1919
Page
6
A fragmented page cites society notes and advertising rates with a critical piece on waste and civic responsibility. It recounts a Sunday political caucus in Frederick and laments church and state mingling, urging residents to consider community impact before waste.
A reader letter notes a Sunday gathering of political clans in Frederick, describing a shift from traditional town life. The piece mentions the mayor of Baltimore and a controversial contingent linked to state politics, portraying the event as a symbolic surrender of old norms.
The welcome song sung at the Fourth of July celebration at the Fair Grounds by Miss Mary Filler was written by the daughter of a former resident of Frederick Miss Lottie Henry Tradl. The music for the words was written by Leo Friedman. Welcome to our heroes. Always one of noble brave is Uncle Sammys dear. The boys in khaki and in dine, All so gloriously proud. The wives and mothers too, Sweethearts sisters all are glad. The fathers brothers too, Of our Uncles Sammys boys. Welcome to our heroes brave.
Extensive improvements are under way at CC Carty’s furniture store, adding 1800 square feet of Noor Space. Lloyd Culler is contractor. completion is planned by August 1. The first door is enlarged to rear for extra display space, office moved to the back, and overall floor space on the first floor will gain depth to 4 feet. The building extends 250 feet deep with 30,000 square feet of floor space existing, and the project will not close the store during work.
Local items from the July 10 1899 edition note scholarships to the State Normal School awarded to Oscar M Fogle Gertrude H Slyatt Faith Lindsay Ere C Miller Betta Freeze Mary Kimmell Madge Sappington. Charles Remsberg appointed Middletown High principal replacing F G Wagaman who resigned. State Senator F C Norwood to seek renomination. A group including Willard Keller Guy Thomas Dudley Page C C Waters Eugene A Grove Harry Grove C Francis Baughman Harry Nixdorf and C Saylor departed for Baltimore joined by John Roberts Westminster and Folger McKinsey for a ten day voyage to Norfolk Old Point Comfort Cobb's Island and Virginia Beach.
The Frederick County Auditing Committee is at work auditing the county treasurer, county commissioners, Montevue accounts, and the school office. Auditors Edgar H. McBride, Oscar M. Fogle, and Lewis F. Kefauver began Monday, with Fogle the only returning member. They critique the current certificate system and consider a budget to curb expenditures, noting past cash-based issues and discounted certificates.
Dro and Mrs H G Radcuiff have moved to Baltimore. A Catonsville man has joined All American Garage. Joseph and Frank Urner plan a biking trip to Virginia with stops in Winchester and Luray, then Nat ural Bridge for several days. Mrs Haughs stay at Atte City, others visit relatives in Baltimore Washington Brookeville and New York. Miss Frey and Misses Miller head to Atlantic City. Pyles family vacation in Washington and Baltimore. Peter Seeger from Ouray visits East Patrick Street. Isabell Tonck travels to York Harrisburg Cayuga Lake for three weeks. Mae Syburk improving after surgery at Frederick City Hospital. John Kennedy arrives in New York after sea voyage via England and Germany. Summer illness notes and Chamberlains remedy ad.
Bank report lists assets including discounts, U S bonds pledged for circulation, thrift stamps, and securities. Details show rediscounts, overdrafts, and various notes and bank holdings as of June 30, 1914, with values across multiple asset categories.
The page records the condition of several Frederick County banks as of mid 1919, detailing assets and liabilities, deposits, loans, securities, and cash reserves. It includes sworn attestations by bank cashiers and notaries, plus public notices of political candidacies and a real estate sale order.
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