Daily News of Frederick Md Public Notices
The Daily News in Frederick Maryland announces standard newspaper format with policy on name requirements for letters and opinions. It notes office location on Court Street and printing by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing. The paper is a daily except Sunday publication and is a member of the Associated Press.
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Nane-Port
Court Street
Frederick, MD
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Associated Tribe
Associated Press
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Charles Goldsborough Cramer
Fannie F. Cramer
Heroes of Baseball and the fickle crowd of fans
A piece notes that heroes of baseball come from all levels from shop nines to high school teams and that public adulation brings pressure. Fans cheer a single error, while players face intense scrutiny and unrealized praise. The article contrasts this with warnings about skim milk blended with coconut oil harming nutrition.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Frederick residents recall a horse kick injury to Abraham Fesichelberger and a wagon accident injuring Thomas Haller. A major hospital wing fire destroyed a third of the south building at Cacnterae Hospital. Camp Swamper tents arise at Buckeystown bridge. Mary Jane Outing Club plans season opening via the electric road with Middletown supper. Col Calvin R Nat severely injured by a kicked horse on a farm.
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Cacnterae Hospital
Mary Jane
Electric Road
Middletown
Verancy Process for Circuit Court Vacancies
In case of a vacancy in the Office of the clerk of a circuit court the judges of such court shall have power to fill one vacancy minus the general election for Delegates to the General Assembly. Part of Section 25 Article 4 Narviad's Constitution.
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General Assembly
Narviaud
Inquiring Reporter sees anti-France move impact on Republicans
The Inquiring Reporter asks five locals about the anti-France move and its effect on Republican chances. Edward D. Shriner Jr says it will improve them. Arthur Myers says it will strengthen Republicans. N Wilson Schley says it hurts GOP chances. James Falk predicts a split in the Republican party. Roscoe B. Rhoads foresees disruption within the party.
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Edward D. Shriner, JR
Ceresville
Arthur Myers
Jefferson Street
N. Wilson Schley
East Patrick Street
James Falk
East Fourth Street
Roscoe B. Rhoads
South Market Street
Hearing resumes in suit against Mo M M Company
The hearing on the petition of stockholders for receivers and an investigation into Maryland Motor Machine Company continued before Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Judge Glenn Worthington. Harmond Clary testified about bank dealings, Kehne’s five accounts, and notes for stockholders. Witnesses described stock sales, commissions, and claims of 10 percent dividends. The bank owed about $54,000 with Kehne owing about $40,000.
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Maryland Motor Machine Company
Charles H. Kehne
Hammond Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Harmond Clary
Commercial State Bank
Kehne
Clary
Kelne
Credit i Bank
Chlnry
Kelme
Te Commercial Bank
Weinberg
John W. Thowns
Harry C. Wail
G. Lester Thomas
Thomas and Company
This City
Harry E. Whitelock
Baltimore
Charles H. Krise
Jocky Hidge
Urner
Russell Thomas
Thomas
Marylangn Corporation
Delaware Corporation
Faigar FE
Thomag
American History Day Gy Day July 13 Highlights
A garbled July entry notes Sir Walter Raleigh expedition arrival at Voresnia on July 12 1584 the College of Philadelphia charter July 18 1753 and the 1787 Ordinance banning slavery north of the Ohio River dated July 13 plus an Albany New York protest against the British minister and a 1863 civil conflict casualty figure.
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Walter Naleigh
Voresnia
University of Tenerivania
College of Philadelphia
Ohio River
Albany
What About Your Summer Vacation
A nudge to take a real vacation from work for both urban and rural readers. The piece urges city dwellers to escape to nature and suggests practical ways for housewives to rest, including simplified meals and outsourcing chores. It stresses vacation as a duty to refresh energy and maintain efficiency.
Assessors to Visit West Fifth Street for Property Checks
City assessors R. Bruce Murdock and Irving Staler will visit West Fifth Street today to complete personal property blanks, streamlining the assessment process. A London shop linked to the Boston Tea Party era has restored the historic sign dating to 1470.
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R. Bruce Murdock
Irving Staler
West Fifth Street
London
Boston
Hae
Fort Harrison Stalwart: From Editor to Soldier
The former courthouse janitor, once editor Bante Kiie, now serves in the regular army and is seen continuing his duties while stationed at Fort Harrison. The piece notes his broad life shift and ongoing service.
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Fortune
Onohim Bante Kiie
Fort Harrison
The Many Ways People Walk Aboard The Pirate Seven
Around the campfire we discuss walking styles. Sam Finney complains of weary feet, and John Clark explains town, woodsman, and Indian walking manners. The tale notes how gait reflects balance, ground, and tradition as each group marches differently.
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Sam Finney
Sam
John Clark
John
May Locate Boy Scout Troops in Frederick County
Efforts by the Scout Council aim to establish boy scout troops across Frederick County towns including Middletown Brunswich Jefferson Adamstown Bucke rtown New Market Liberty Walkersville and Woodsboro The county is seen as better suited for a large organization than Frederick town itself Oscar E Grove leads the initiative and reports progress Scout Master J Efzat Vinser along with 15 members from troop No 2 recently toured Camp Warneshara and Gettysburg Battlefield for training and maneuvers, planning an encampment in the county
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The
Scout Council
Frederick County
Lepr
Middletown
Brunswich
Jefferson
Adamstown
Buckeretown
New Market
Liberty
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Frederick
Oscar E. Grove
Pew Troope
Futere
J. Efzat Vinser
Tong Ting
Wan
Basinet
Sacre Acents
Warneshara
Ta Tse Traitong
Tran Ne 2
Gettisburg Battefield
Thited
Finetshoer
Gettrsbare Sry
Gettreburg Seminary
Gettrebirg
Torvetts
Notable Names Listed in Local Directory Draft
Houck, Charles Weese, Grayson Haller, Wilbur Haller, Charles Burras, Wilbur Sheffield, Isaac Hawker, Robert Klipp, Beverly Biser and Preston Poole appear in the readable portion of the city directory draft. The fragment provides only names without roles or addresses, limiting further context.
Tree fruit prospects improve in Maryland and Delaware
Prospects for tree fruit in Maryland and Delaware improve by the end of June after April frosts and a heavy June drop. Pears remain particularly short. overall crops will be well below average. Estimates from the Crop Reporting Board of USDA indicate Maryland apples and peaches near 45 percent of normal with significant regional variation.
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College Park
Maryland
Delaware
Crop Reporting Board
United States Department of Agriculture
Teporta
Bible Thought Trust Him At All Times
A brief devotional verse encourages placing trust in the Lord and committing one’s way to him. It cites Psalm 37 and a version of Proverbs 3 5 or 1:9 style reference, urging steadfast faith and reliance on divine guidance.
Lucile in the Attic Dress Up Sparks Community Meeting
In the short story The Short Story JR in Mothers Things Lucile and cousin Georgine dress up in the attic and roam the orchard. An angry aunt confronts them until a gray haired man arrives in a car claiming Lucile resembles her late mother and takes Lucile away with a worn suitcase and a birdcage.
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Lucile
Georgine
Lacie
Emily
Buckingham Loses To Shipley Team In Buckeye Town Game
In a well played contest at Buckeye Street Buckeye town the H F Shipley department store team defeated Buckingham School 9 to 7 Heavy hitting and walks sped eight runs in the second inning Otis White Buckinghams ace was knocked out after several hits including a homer Specht cleared the sacks for Shipley Falk pitched well for his side Batteries Frederick Falk and Shook Buckingham White Burrail and Bunny J B Mills longtime Anti Saloon League counsel will leave Baltimore around August 15 to become state superintendent for the league in a Southern state He won t say which state and Mrs Mills formerly Miss H Frances Sutton is from North Carolina masking reports of a move but Mills denies any change in league officers there
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Webster
Tims
John
Buckeystown
H. F. Shipley
Buckingham School
Otis White
Specht
Falk
Shipley-ite’s
Buckingham
Frederick —Falk
Shook
J. B. Mills
Maryland
Anti-Saloon League
Baltimore
Fruit Crop Outlook For Frederick County 1912 1921
Last decade yield estimates for peaches and pears show a sizable crop forecast. Peaches may reach about 412000 bushels, with a 45 percent normal condition, while pears are expected near 224000 bushels at 43 percent normal. June drop hits fruit not frost killed. York Imperial promises 25 to 30 percent of normal.
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Frederick County
York Imperial
Blunder Corrected In Car Start Judgment
An instructional note fixes a common driving error. The author condemns starting a car with passengers in the back seat to prevent unnecessary discomfort and jostling during movement. The guidance stresses passenger safety and comfort.
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