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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1911
Page
6
The Independent Newspaper is published by the 288 Great Southern Printing Manufacturing Company, a regional press entity known for producing local periodicals and community notices.
Frederick County pushes for accelerated repairs on the Baltimore pike and other neglected roads as a sign of progress. The Board of Trade invites President Taft to Frederick for the Associated Boards of Trade fall meeting, highlighting statewide importance and the chance to connect with state interests. A calf born near Alburtis, Pa., is noted as the latest nature tale.
A fragment notes a bust likeness of the humorist on the right side outlined in brown against a snow white background. It laments the lack of Twain's autograph and suggests the portrait could be sold at auction to benefit a mature fathers’ refuge.
Postmaster General Hitchcock raises rural free delivery salaries from 900 to 1000 in hope of favorably moving a parcels post bill. He argues domestic parcels should mirror foreign rates, weighs economic benefits on rural routes, and cites potential five cent first pound price and two cents per extra pound up to eleven for eleven pound parcels. Congress has repeatedly balked at action but support for a rural scheme could bolster broader parcels post goals.
A Virginia governor’s rain prayer is followed by real downpour while critics argue for stricter candidate control. The piece critiques primary rules and voter influence, warning of risks to presidents amid rising security concerns and public carelessness.
The article comments on the burdens of national leadership, noting extensive travel and the strain on mood and finances. It contrasts higher pay with limited personal liberty and pleasures, arguing the job's risks and pressures impact well being and stability over time.
A compact collection of humorous exchanges and quips from a social gathering. The crowd chuckles at playful banter about wealth, family, and everyday misadventures. The snippets include puns on famous writers and pets, with light social commentary threaded through.
A nostalgic verse describes a peaceful march through Frederick with inviting doors and welcoming girls, contrasting with a humorous scene at the Postal Savings Bank. The piece satirizes local banking, noting frequent deposits and a cautious Postmaster General, while praising honest bankers and readers’ savings reflected in colored coupons.
Fragmentary verse by George Klingte notes burdens borne daily and faith in God’s support. The lines hint at enduring life’s weight hour by hour and step by step as strength wavers yet perseverance remains.
Lincoln Nebraska girl writes of chronic stomach trouble and constipation. After three days on Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets she recovers enough to be up and about. Says she is the proudest girl in Lincoln to find such a good medicine. For sale by all druggists.
Reports from the New London area indicate a copper ledge on the Maynard farm nine miles from Frederick. Samples have been sent to assayers, with the barn foundations noted to be built from copper bearing rock. If assays are favorable a mining company may be formed and operations started.
Sir Barkeswicky of Baltimore has opened a bakery at Thurmont, a move the public welcomed as a needed business. Locals expect it to prove thriving and fill a long held desire for a local bakery.
The Chicago grain market reports spot prices for July wheat at 0.88, September wheat at 0.89 and December wheat at 0.22, with July corn at 68.44 and September corn at 66.00 as current quotation levels.
A column recalls events from twenty years past in Frederick including a severe storm causing damage, a local baseball game where Camp Dougkiss beat Compay K 11 to 9, and local business notes. Holdup of the Brunswick Pure Water Company stock, a Frederick resident Robe Toda McCards headed to New York hospitals for surgery, and daily high temperature reported at 93 degrees. Local residents noted for organ lessons and regional mentions complete this snapshot.
New York stock quotations supplied by Motter Bros & Co show market activity on July 14. The report lists opening prices, daily minima and maxima for several securities with notable swings in blue chip and railroad issues.
Baltimore stock market roundup shows noon corrections by Motter Bros and Co with prices across rails, banks, coal, oil, and utilities. Notable items include Seaboard Air Line 4s, United Rys bonds, Western Maryland Ist 4s, Georgia Alabama Houston Oil, Sparrow's Point and Somerset Coal, and Continental Trust and Mercantile Trust listings.
A compact notice lists capital, surplus and profits with $100,000 cited. Charles K. Trail serves as president and James Hu Harris as vice-president in this corporate glimpse.
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