Frederick News and The Times Publishing Details
The Frederick News announces its publication details and rates, with office locations at 2 North Market Street Frederick MD and Brunswick High Street, plus advertising and subscription terms. It lists moving print services, delivery and postal rates, and contact points for subscriptions and news office orders.
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Brunswick
The
Bruns- Times
High Street
Es Nations Bank
Bruns
Cewise
News
the Times
Price decline in rail, industrial and municipal securities
The present level of prices on rail road, industrial and municipal securities offers a serious lesson for small investors. Many good bonds now trade well below five years ago and sound rail stocks have fallen about a quarter. Inflation, war effects and market sentiment explain part of the decline, but losses in principal outpace gains in interest for most buyers.
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Jett
Bey
Finger Board Road May Be Extended 200 Feet
The Finger Board State Aid Road from Hyattstown to Monrovia may be extended 200 feet beyond the original plan as the county considers adding the segment to improve the route. County officials Hamm Moller Holter and Annan inspected the section and likely will order the extension. The road, contracted to J M Mount of Damascus for 12085 dollars, runs about one and a half miles and grading is nearly complete.
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Hyattstown
Monrovia
Hamm
Moller
Holter
Annan
J. M. Mount
Damascus
Montgomery County
Lantz
Thurmont
Thaurmont
Deerfield Crossing
Owen's Creek
Deerfield
Business and legal notices in Frederick area court filings
Transactions include property transfers among John N Clary, Walker Neill Jolliffe, Annie Monroe and others. marriage license for George Wiliam Shipley and Mary C Shuyler. letters testamentary for Mary Ellen Aldridge. final accounts of Millard Lowe. administration letters for James Werking and George C Culler. two farms sold in Hauver district at Frederick Court House mortgage sale. auction by Capt Jacob L Fisher. accident report of Bessie Mussetter. additional coal contracts awarded to local firms for school use.
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John N. Clary
Irving A Beall
Walker Neill Jolliffe
Et al
Henry K. C. Fox
Annie Monroe
Christian T.kaetzel
COUT
Mary Ellen Aldridge
David C. Aldridge
Charles W. Rice
Chas. W. Rice, Jr
Walter M. Rice
Millard F. Lowe
Sophia E. Lowe
Dorie K E. Werking
Harvey H.werking
James E. Werking
George C. Culler
Rose L. Culler
McKendree JK. Etchison
Wolfe
Hauver
Court House
Frederick
Elias B. Hartle
Scott M. Wolfinger
Hagerstown
D. Princeton Buckey
William W. Smith
Alvin Sensenbaugh
Capt
Jacob L. Fisher
Twenty Years Ago Today Frederick Local Items
Local items from The News July 17 1895 recount injuries at Mt Airy when a repairman Henry George was struck by a crane on a tipping car. Bicycle club members depart for a Gettysburg run. A Reformed Sunday school picnic is planned for July 24 in Cronise woods Harmony Grove. Bass catches reported near Monocacy Liberty Bridge. Richard Dudrear applies for waterworks superintendent. Schildknecht begins duties at Harry Young harbor shop. North Market sites to learn trade.
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Mt. Airy
Henry George
alicaQy
Reformed Sunday School
Cronise’s Woods
Harmony Grove
Thomas Schildknecht
Harry Young
North Market
Agricultural Interests and State Waste in Maryland
The Baltimore Sun reports that Maryland’s economy and efficiency focus highlights high taxes on farmers and waste from disorganized state spending. It reviews the State Immigration Bureau, Live Stock Sanitary Board, and the State Veterinarian, noting leaders are self-focused and criticizing systemic inefficiency rather than individuals.
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Baltimore Sun
State Immigration Bureau
State Live Stock Sanitary Board
The Work of Death Miss Helen M Cover
Miss Helen M Cover dies after lingering illness at Thurmont home of parents Henry and Mrs Cover. Funeral Sunday at 2 o clock at home with burial in U B cemetery. Rev Beard officiates. Pallbearers named. Mrs Lilly and former Girls High School faculty linked to Frederick life. Emmitsburg notes two long deaths follow.
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Helen M. Cover
Minsleton M. Covver
Henry Cover
Thurmont
U. B
R. O. Eyler
Frank Martin
David Firer
Howard Cassell
Miss Cover
Frederick
Rufvivg
Wilhide and
Creager
Funeral for Miss Eugenia Hammond Held at Home
The service occurred at 2 p.m. at the residence of Mr. John Clary on West Second Street with Rev. Dr. RE Lamar officiating. Pallbearers included Judge Hammond Urner Grayson Urner William Clary Hammond Clary Reginald Hammond and Harold Hammond. Burial followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. C EL Cline was funeral director.
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Eugenia Hammond
John Clary
West Second Street
RE. H. Lamar
Judge Hammond Urner
Grayson Ur‘ner
William Clary
Hammond Clary
Reginald Hammond
Harold Hammond
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. EL Cline
Hymeneas Emmitsburg Pastor Weds
Miss Ethel Sebring of Sebring Ohio wed Rev Samuel E Rose pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church Emmitsburg at the bride’s parents’ home. Rose educated at Drew Theological Seminary and in New York City. Mrs Rose a Meridian Mississippi Conservatory of Music graduate and attended Wesleyan University Delaware Ohio. Gifts included checks, piano, automobile, Victrola, oriental rugs, cut glass and silverware.
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Emmitsburg
Ethel Sebring
Sebring, O
Samuel E. Rose
Ipastor
Methodist Episcopal Church
Em‘teburg
Rose
Emmelsburg
Drew Theological Seminary
Pemmington
New York City
The
Conservtory of Music
Meridian
Miss
Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio
Thaw Enjoys Second Day Free Post Bail
Warry K. Thaw, freed on $35,000 bail pending state appeal, spent a second day of freedom at Atlantic City. He woke early for a swim and may travel to Pittsburgh tonight.
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Thaw
Atlantic City
Warry K. Thaw
Pittsburgh
Maryland Guard unit heads to Saunder's Range for weeklong target practice
Fifty one members of Company A Maryland National Guard under Capt Munshower will travel by special train from Hagerstown and Frederick to Glen Burnie Saunder's Range for annual target practice. Units from Cambridge Beloit will join en route to Baltimore then Glen Burnie. A strong turnout expected with Major Markey not leaving until August 1.
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Hagerstown
Frederick Bailroad
Saunder’s Range
Glen Burnie
Balimore
Coupl
Elmer PL Munshower
Armory
Thurmont
Western Maryland
Baltimore
Cambridge
Beloit
Glen Surnie
Hlugh R. Riley
Annapolis
Munshower
Maryland Guard
K. John Markey
Mejor
Markey
Frederick
Ffty
Among the Sick Mrs Kommel Improves at Home
Mrs. Fred Kommel of Warket Space has improved significantly after illness. Mr. Kommel remains confined to the house as she recovers at home.
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Fred Kommel
Warket Space
Kimmel Ia
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