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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1910
Page
2
Frederick banks show robust expansion amid national upheaval with 14 institutions today, led by the Farmers and Mechanics Bank and Central National Bank. News notes include new bank buildings, modern vaults, and rising deposits, profits, and capital as Frederick Towne builds toward a thriving financial center.
A Frederick County banking district report notes remarkable growth in Citizens' National Bank and Frederick County Savings Institutions over ten years. Deposits, surpluses, and new quarters are highlighted, with comparisons to neighboring banks and strong local investment demand. The piece lauds local prosperity and anticipated industrial and commercial expansion driven by bank capitalization and community trust.
The assessors for Frederick District including D. V. Stauffer George Ro dock and Jerge T. Roiterick plan to commence property assessments Monday in the district north of the city. It is probable that other districts will follow suit on the same day.
The Miller Brothers and Edward Arlington lead the 101 Ranch Wild West Show that tours Oklahoma bound for fame as the greatest in the world. The act blends authentic ranch life with staged feats from cattle handling to bronc busting, drawing crowds from across the globe and promising a grand parade and performances.
The Braddock Heights Casino hires Dare Devil Frank, famed trick skater, to perform next week. He rides wheels as large as bicycle wheels and has four years with Ringling Brothers Circus. Each evening at nine o clock the rink will host shows before the expert performances to large crowds.
Mr George F Thaies near the city has been sick and is likely to be out soon. Miss Susie Miller, operated on at City Hospital, is improving and able to sit up. Readers are asked to say you saw it in The News.
Captain Vivian Edwards drove a four horse buggy pulled by Angora goats from San Diego to New York and Washington with three companions in a trek that lasted over a year from April 1 1908 to September 22 1909. They faced alkali deserts and lemon skin trails as they logged about 4020 miles. Edwards hopes to publish a travel book and lobby officials to support Angora goat farming in the United States.
Washington Camp No. 44 P O of A of Woodsboro marks the fifth anniversary of its founding in LeesGore Park north of Woodsboro on the N C Ri today. Attending camps and posts include Rev. A B Wood National Chaplain William I Wiltsop State President and Wanda Heaps State Secretary.
Fragmented ad lists dubious offers with odd prices for groceries and kitchenware. It mentions $2.50 worth of items, 20 cent A and Coffee, $5.00 noodas, Cunot A and P Baking Powder, and a dish pan for 50 cents, ending with a vague assurance that bargains await.
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