Daily News Briefs From Frederick Md and Surrounding Area
The Frederick Daily News notes its use of Associated Press dispatches and stresses accuracy and authorship. It states that communications must include the writer’s full name and only be published with consent. Free notices resembling advertising should be mailed to the offices rather than telephoned in.
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Goure Ries
Frederick
Eam Great Southern Risting
Associated Presb
Associated Press
Harem
The Story of a Painter and Advertising Power
A Philadelphia painter grew from 27 workers to over 400 in eight years by steady newspaper ads. The piece argues persistent advertising builds name recognition, lowers costs, and boosts volume and profitability, enabling business expansion and lower prices. It promotes advertising as a ladder to success for tradesmen.
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Property Deeds and Licenses in Frederick County Court Records
Frederick area property transfers list deeded properties and right of way deals involving William Straitman Carroll Putman Calvin Putman and others with amounts from 1 to 680 dollars plus a section on marriage licenses for Thomas Marshall Rosalie Kreitz Carl Demmitt Viola Marshall and others. Also a local baseball score where Boyds defeated Kensington 6 to 5 in the Montgomery County Race Ball League with Burdette slated for pro ball next season.
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William G. Straitman
Carroll WU
B. Straitman
Brunswick
Paul R. Leatherman
Jes L. Putman
George F. Stottlemyer
Calvin L. Putman
Phoebe A. Stottlemyer
Calvin L' Putman
Raymond H. Bussard
H. and F. Railway Co
Otis and
Mary Arnold
H. and
F. Railway
G. Bernard Zimmerman
Grayson H. Mercer
F. Railway Co
Wm. Anderson
Edith M. Hu
Charles E. Wecter
City
Marer
Board of Aldermen of
Frederick
Ida KR. Putman
Thomas Marshall
Bt. Marr's
Rosalie Elizabeth Kreltz
Eemitebure Grafton
Norsey
Goldie ¥. Bauer
Mt Air
Carl F. Demmitt
Viola Marshall
York
Boyds
Kenevirion
Burdette
Kensington «Aerers
Bible Thought Safe From All Evils Palm 121 Theme
A brief religious reflection quoting Psalm 121 about divine protection. The text emphasizes the Lord preserving the reader from all harm and keeping the soul safe for all time.
Ambition targets from local residents
The Inquiring Reporter asks area residents about their ambitions. Harold Kanode aims to become a violinist, C. H. Storm aspires to lead a major orchestra, Robert Grove declines to answer, Steiner Gosnell says he has no ambition, and Thomas Rice hopes to be a professor and a great pianist.
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Harold Kanode
C. H. Storm
South Market Street
Robert Grove
Park Avance
Steiner Gosnell
West South St
Thomas Rice
East South Street
New Homes Rising In Frederick Suburban Section
A new suburban area north of Frederick near the Frederick and Gettysburg road is rapidly selling its eastern lots as the Hirrederick City Realty Company expands the John T Beat development. Fourteen semi detached houses rise at the northern end with two due to finish in 30 to 40 days, twelve more under way to be done before winter, and two additional homes built by individuals awaiting fall occupancy. Local firm Frederick City Realty reports two sales already and expects all property to be liquidated soon. out of town firms hold several options on parcels.
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Frederick
Frederick and
Gettysburg
Odd Fellows
Nefdig
Hirrederick City Realty Company, Inc
John T. Beat
Frederick City
Ealty Company
Surprise Birthday Social Honors Lawrence Dorsey
A social at the Dorsey home near Woodsboro celebrated the fifteenth birthday of Lawrence Dorsey with gifts and refreshments. A large list of attendees included Rev. R. S. Patterson and many Dorsey relatives and friends. Another gathering hosted by P N Hammaker honored Miss Katheryn Krise with dancing and parlor games.
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Owen Dorrey
Woodsboro
Lawrence
R. S. Patterson
Owen Dorsey
Wm. Shorb
Chas Shorb
I. L. Hankey
Ernest Utterback
Milton Gilbert
Clauda Eichelberger
John Smith
Hanson Jackson
Emmett Etchelberger
L. L. Flanigan
John Dorsey
John Late
Mary Staub
Edith Flanigan
Hazel Flanigan
Winifred Patterson
James Reddick
Clyde Jackson
Donald Utterback
Emery Dorsey
Melvin Dorsey
Krise
P. N. Hammaker
Katheryn Krise
Frederick
Mabel Wihide
Dorothy Beachley
Isabel
Josephine Shaffer
Carolyn Rouzer
Thelma Wisotskey
Mamie Wiles
Julia Cassell
Catherine Eyler
Ruth Werbright
Claude O'Toole
Fred Bulman
Paul
Earl
Lee Kelbaugh
Carrot
Tyson
Joseph Zimmerman
Franklin Birely
Stanley Jones
Glimer Williar
Donald
George Wilhide
Thurmont
Betty
Osler Hammett
Measdeville
Evelyn Routsaha
Middletown
Allene Thomas
Pearl Lease
Mary Kefauver
Marcia Rhabottom
Meser
Pomona Grange Meeting Urges Legislative Interest
A large Pomona Grange gathering in Mt Pleasant urged broader interest in state legislation. Morning business sessions protested against real estate tax basis while wartime value inflation cited. Afternoon talks featured May E. Risteau on legislative access and local measures, plus hog cholera prevention and cooperative farm buying plans.
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Pomona Grange
The
Reformed Church
Mt Pleasant
Emory C. Remsberg
Grange
W. Hayes Brown
Jefferson
May EK. W. Risteau
Harford County
General Assembly
A. G. McKinney
Walkersville
Frederick County
O. K. Hoffman
James
Bureau of Markets
Washington
Oldenburg
University of Marsland Extension Service
Court House
Hymeneal in Emmitsburg Merges Royer and Mulligan
Miss Nellie Royer of Westminster and Rev. Thomas G C Mulligan of Baltimore wed in Western Maryland Theological Seminary chapel on Tuesday July 11. Attendants included Miss Margaret Royer Miss Ada Englar and Rev George Ports. The couple planned a Rockaway Beach honeymoon. Mulligan previously preached in Baltimore.
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We Mulligan
Roger
Nellie Royer
Emma E. Roser
Westminster
Emmitsburg High School
Thomas GC. Mulligan
Baltimore
Western Maryland Theological Seminary
AL. Elderdice
Margaret Royer
Ada Englar
Janestown
George Ports
Coume
Rockaway Beach
Long Island
Mr. Mulligan
Hargett to Seek Renomination for Circuit Clerk
Local items note Douglass H. Hargett's candidacy for renomination to the Circuit Court clerkship ahead of the Republican Convention in fall 1903. Camp Jolly distributes fish to campers, while Landis of South Market Street receives a fine bass string for friends. Wertheimer duo departs for Cumberland to start tailor and furnishing business after 15 years with Lowenstein and Wertheimer. A large crowd attends Athletic Park races headlined by The Perl quintette. A rattlesnake, five feet eight inches, is brought to Frederick by S F Cline of Efferten.
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Douglass H. Hargett
C. A. Landis
Jaweler
Fortune-Telling Palmistry Lessons Begin Series
A first installment by Garnet Thatcher introduces palmistry as a mix of science myth and guesswork. It outlines hand size and color as clues to character and promises future articles exploring fingers and ridges. The piece frames palmistry as entertainment at gatherings with practical self-discovery.
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Garnet Thatcher
Unclear Source Fragment on Family and Service Practices
Fragmentary OCR text questions alien relation and parental status amid references to modern daughter and names like Tanbne Hail or Della Fox Hoseema oma, mentioning a Mork service. Context insufficient for concrete event, date, or place. no verifiable facts present.
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Della Fox Hoseema Oma
American History Day by Day Highlights and Dates
A compact chronicle listing events linked to July dates across American history. Entries reference Lord Howe's 1777 departure from Staten Island, Grant's era leadership, Nebraska's 1866 admission, and multiple 19th to early 20th century milestones including explorations, state separations, and Detroit settlement dates.
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Lord Howe
America
Staten Island
Itle
Manassas Gap
Virginia
Nebraska
General Grant
Uth
United States
Cantaloupes Arrive in Frederick from North Carolina
A carload of cantaloupes grown by J W Peele of Parkton North Carolina arrived in Frederick and will be sold from the Baltimore and Ohio railroad yards near the freight station. Peele notes his state will have its largest watermelon and cantaloupe crops this year.
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J. W. Peele
Parkton
N. C
Frederick
Feele
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Blunders A dress that looks well on hangers misfits wearers
A store caution on how a dress may not suit two women despite a perfect fit. Observers’ eye lines travel along perpendicular seams and echo up and down, amplifying apparent height and slenderness in a tall wearer.
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