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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1911

Page

6

The Daily News Frederick Ad Rates and Notices

The Frederick Daily News outlines subscription options and prices for daily and semi weekly editions. It notes mail delivery to the United States, carriage in the city, and a postal rate structure. The News office is connected to the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange and invites correspondence and business inquiries.

Frederick City United States Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange Frederick, Md

Frederick News Subscription Notice July 15 1911

Saturday July 15 1911 subscribers urged to report missed delivery as the newspaper states it is working to improve service. It lists sale locations including New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street and Arlington Hotel.

Frederick News New City Hotel Buckey’s S. Market St Central Restaurant F. K. Schmidt W. Patrick Street Arlington Hotel

The Happy Bike Revival and Its Health Claim

The piece urges mass bicycle use for health and economy, arguing bikes are cheaper and more healthful than cars. It cites Alvey Adee, former assistant secretary of State, who rode 2000 miles abroad and found cycling superior to automobiles for preserving youth. The article notes coaster brakes and other improvements boost riding appeal.

Alvey A Adee Europe Adee

Long Island Farmer Scares Crows With Flags

A Long Island farmer faces neighbor criticism over American flags set in his cornfield to deter crows. Residents call it desecration while the farmer defends the display as a patriotic act meant to frighten enemies, not insult.

Long Island

American Flag Used To Guard Cornfields

A historical note extols using the star spangled banner as a scarecrow for crows in cornfields. It argues farmers should plant flags among rows to protect crops, praising patriotic imagery and linking agricultural peace to national pride.

Bovine TB and milk safety urged by health officials

The British Rural Commission and New York Health Department reports link bovine tuberculosis to human infection via milk. Adults show lower susceptibility than children, prompting calls for tighter state controls on milk and meat from TB cattle and broader eradication efforts.

British Rural Commission New York Koch Baltimore Star

Maryland Volunteers Prepare for Camp Warfield Event

Maryland men renowned for valor gather near Frederick as Marsland National Guard departs for strict militia discipline under civil law. About two thousand troops converge on the Isle camp amid local excitement and high expectations for a major military encampment.

Maryland Menten Frederick Warfield Isle

Minutes of merriness and wedding gifts chat

A fragment from a London Opinion humor column jokes about wedding presents and a matter of mistaken ownership. A new housemaid notes a baker’s man. the cook remarks he is married. The piece references Harry’s upcoming wedding and dialogue about an automobile and a player piano in Detroit.

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Seven Little Candidates in the War for Office

Local wartime satire notes seven little candidates entering the race with humor and names such as Brown of Baltimore and Crothers. Several dropouts and absentees appear, with playful jabs at candidates and officials including Colonel Schley and Judge Burke as the contest unfolds amid damp, muddy ground and camp.

Brown Baltimore Colonel Schley Oregins Crothers Baker Tench Burke

Quiet Yearnings From a Humble Man in Oregon Journal

The verse expresses a weary wish to avoid taxes and fame, craving simple pleasures and protection from flies and public scrutiny. It contrasts desires for rest, fishing, and quiet mornings with disdain for heroism, medals, or mass wealth, reflecting a farmer or worker’s modest aspirations in a Pacific Northwest setting.

Shepherdstown Visitors Fail to Appear in Western Maryland League Game

Shepherdstown was slated to face Frederick this afternoon, but the visitors disbanded amid mounting expenses and poor play. The league, restructured to four teams after earlier withdrawals, may end as Brunswick plans a Martinsburg finale. Frederick faced financial losses at a Memorial Day doubleheader, while Shepherdstown blamed travel costs and player losses for the collapse.

Belie Maryland Dayar Shipherdstown Theeague Shepherdstown Chambersburg Frederick Brunswick Sir Barker Clark Martinsburg Camp Warfield Firth Iffe

New York Stocks Quotations From Motter Bros and Co

New York stocks today draw on quotations provided by Motter Bros and Co. The report lists price movements across key industrials and rails with closing figures and notable shifts, reflecting market mood and trading activity for the period.

Motter Bros. & Go

Baltimore Stock Market Prices and Corrections July 15 1912

Motter Bros. Co. and Bankers and Brokers report noon updates on commodity and stock prices. Entries include Anacostia & Potomac Cons Cotton Duck and Cotton Duck Pfd, Con. Gas and Con. Power notes, Fairmont Coal, Seaboard Air Line bonds, Northern Central, United Rys issues, Houston Oil Co. securities, Somerset Coal, Sparrow's Point, and several Maryland and regional trusts and railways.

Anacostia & Potomac Perc Eee Fairmont Coal Georgia Alabama Houston Oil Houston Oil Com BAG Md. Bloc Nort Portsmouth Northern Central Somerset Coal Sparrow's Point Seaboard Air Line Seaboard Company United Rys United Hake United Western Maryland Continental Trust Trust Mercantile Trust Chicago Railways Citizens Bank

Chicago grain market brief

July wheat at S853 and September wheat at 88h 0138 Dey. Wheat July corn and Sept. corn noted in market brief with prices and contract terms.

Chicago Grain Market

Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick Fire Burglaries and Construction

Twenty years ago in Frederick an amateur burglar attempted to crack Jonathan Biser's safe with a sledge hammer. A wholesale grocery store, Besant and Hemanman of Altoona, suffered a fire loss of about 2008 with about S7,000 insured. Construction begins on St Mark's PLo Foehnaveh at Petersville. contractor Duvall will push progress.

Jonathan Biser Besant and Henneman Altoona Mantz Besant Frederick St Mark's PL Foehnaveh Petersville Duvall

New York Bank Statement Fragment Examines Deposits and Loans

Fragmentary OCR shows Reserve loans and deposits entries with amounts 4,920,000 and 2,600 27.009. mentions D Legals and Swede. The readable portion references bank financial items and legal deposits amid unclear text.

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