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Subcribers who miss deliveries should report to the office as the paper is being improved. The Frederick News is on sale at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street Arlington Hotel.
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Postal Bank to Open Here in Frederick
Frederick residents will have a chance to observe a United States Savings System postal bank as a local post office will operate the new facility tomorrow. The system aims to attract small deposits by offering government-backed security and interest, appealing especially to timid savers and foreign residents. A recent incident in Frederick highlighted how funds often lie hidden, as an industrial worker misplaced over $260 in cash he carried daily, underscoring the potential need for this safer deposit option and its hoped-for success in the community.
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Rumored Trolley Line to Hanover Up for Attention
Rumors of a new trolley line from Frederick to Hanover circulate with cautious interest. Proponents say a quick electric service would boost travel and attract patrons, potentially making a profitable venture where the current steam route struggles. Public interest grows as discussions of improved rail facilities persist.
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Prices Rise as 1910 Wholesale Lists Show Cost of Living Surge
New York World summary from Huvenu Labor shows 257 commodities priced in 1910 versus earlier years. 83 declines, 14 percent rise, major jumps in potatoes 800 percent, coffee 60 percent, beef 35 percent. March 1910 wholesale prices at 20 year high, 21.1 percent above 1900 and 49.2 percent above 1897. Beneficiaries include manufacturers and monopolies, with wage earners gaining little. report links prices to rising political tensions and 1912 election factors.
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Annapolis Election Warps Through Grandfather Clause Fight
After a fraught campaign the Annapolis municipal election produced a Democratic sweep. The piece describes disenfranchisement attempts against non-taxpaying Black residents, the grandfather clause ruled void by a federal court, and the impact on registration and voting. The Baltimore Sun voice criticizes federal interference and notes opinion on rainfall, farms, and rainfall timing.
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Maryland Irrigation Ideas From Western Lessons
A Baltimore observer argues Maryland could copy Western irrigation gains to counter drought losses. He cites $3.9 million statewide drought damage and suggests damming streams to create a controlled water supply, with water costs for irrigation in the West reaching about $3 per acre annually. A Maryland water plan could turn wasted streams into profitable farming and demonstrate value through local dams.
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Minutes of Merriness and Hilarious School Tales
A collage of quips from early papers features humorous exchanges about an odd umbrella, peacemaker mothers, and a hog mystery. The snippets evoke light village humor and rural mischief, referencing daily life curiosities and simple misunderstandings in community delays and manners.
Maryland Garden Song by The Benizttown Bard
A Baltimore Sun poem praising Maryland as a boundless garden from mountains to bays. It uses lush imagery of spring, harvests, and nature to celebrate the land and its people, with recurring refrains of Maryland garden and dreamlike visions of rivers, hills, and ocean.
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Barker Resigns From Association Board Effective August
Walter Barker, long time General Manager and physical director, resigns from the board effective August 1 after serving since the opening of the new building. The resignation follows postponed meetings due to low attendance, with a special meeting anticipated to address the issue.
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Y M C A Leader Barker to Leave Frederick
Mr Barker resigns as general secretary of the Frederick Y M C A after guiding the association since December when he arrived with the building nearly complete. He departs August 1 for New London Connecticut to join his wife and has not decided his next position. His tenure included a successful membership drive and strong basketball team leadership.
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Chicago Grain Market July Wheat and Corn Prices
Market notes show July Wheat at 8523 and Sept Wheat at 907 with mixed symbols. July Corn and Sept Corn appear with unclear figures. No further names or organizations identified.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Reimagined
A compact centennial retrospective recalls events from two decades past in Frederick. References include local memorials, college presidents, and civic notes. Mentions of Baltimore routes and liquor history hint at community debates and local development at that period. Church activities at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran in Walkerville are noted with clerk filings.
New York Stocks Today Quoted by Motter Bros Go
Market overview shows stock quotations provided by Motter Bros and Co. for today. Prices move across leading issues with activity reported in trading, reflecting broad market sentiment and sector shifts.
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Baltimore stock market prices corrected to noon 1911
Motter Bros. & Co. released noon corrections of stock prices. Listings include A L Cons 4s and various railroad, coal, oil, electric, and trust issues. Notable names: United Rys, Seaboard, Western Maryland, Georgia Alabama 5s, Houston Oil, Continental Trust, Mercantile Trust, Chicago Railways.
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