Lily News Items at Rodeck and Neidig
Local clipping lists names and firms including Shriner Milling Co and Raling s, with M Nixdorff Regis, Mullaix Kemp, Hamilton Lindsay, John Hendrickson, C E Zellers, and D Doll serving as chairman, indicating a community notice or directory snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodeck & Neidig
Shriner Milling Co
Raling’s
M. Nixdorff
Mullaix & Kemp
Hamiltton Lingsay
Hamilton Lindsay
John Hendrickson
C.E. Zellers
Advertising and Merchants Renewal The Century Change
A block of text discusses advertising as the engine of modern retail growth, citing Wanamaker Siegel Cooper The Fair Bloomingdale's and Macy's as models. It notes ad spending of Bloomingdale Bros. during a sale week and claims advertising transforms stores into scientific enterprises. Also reports two funerals James H Brown and Henry Snyder with service details and interments.
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Wanamaker’s
Siegel, Cooper & Co
Fair
Chicago
Bloomingdale’s
Macy's
New York
Breake
Bloomingdale Bros
Firemen and Coxeyites in Local Notes
The independent Hose Company No.1 met last night to discuss the Hegetstown trip. The reel team practiced at the Fair Grounds and plans another run Monday evening if weather allows. United team also held a practice. Three Coxeyites passed through Frederick en route to Washington, claiming badge recognition from the Commonweal Army. one man hailed from Gettysburg and had been a resident here.
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No.1
Hegetstown
Fair Grounds
Frederick
Washington
Gettysburg
Republican Club Meeting to Elect Delegates
A meeting of the Republican Club will be held at the Examiner Office tonight to elect delegates for the State Republican League meeting in Baltimore on Tuesday next. The Pittsburg Post advertises a price reduction to one cent and a weekly six cent rate.
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Republican Club
Examiner Office
State Republican League
Baltimore
The Girl About Town in Busy Frederick Scene
A lively Frederick peer column notes a week of festive social life despite rainy cold weather. It describes receptions, dances, and ice cream, mentions decorations, the veterans’ parade, and upcoming weddings and school events, with local shops and figures referenced.
Memorial Day Flower Contributors List and Acknowledgments
A long roster thanks many individuals and groups for Memorial Day flowers. Names include Mrs. A. M Claier, Mrs. Job White, Sophia Buckingham, D. B. Hanshew, Charles Ackerman, Mrs. McCleery, Miss Emma Woodward, and numerous others from Ladiesburg and Cincinnati. Also notes flowers for Barbara Fritchie’s grave and lists dozens more contributors, with many titles and spouses.
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Flowere
A. M Claier
Job J. White
Sophia Buckingham
D. B. Hanshew
Charles Ackerman
McCleery
Chilcote
Annie Stoner
L. M. Staley
Emma Woodward
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. H. Offutt
Barbara Fritchie
E. Y. Goldsborough
Chas. E. Moberly
5. T. Heffner
Charles Harman
T.S. Eader
Anna Rippeon
Grace Morgan
Lillie Baer
Walter O'Brine
W. M. Kade
Aliss Annie Gittings
McHaig’s
Made Fleshman
Annie Keefer
Little Crouse
C B. Milloon
Wm. H. James
Lizzie Mehrling
Mary Mehrling
Sophia Saunders
LW. Mehrling
Lb. S. Tilton
John Ritchie
Michael Baha
Chas. B. Robertson
Alfred Schley
Hebeces Schley
D. H. Bole
Janie Hhodes
Vernons
Sable
George Lewis
Harry James
Ids Crom
D. F. McKinney
Thomas H. O’brien
Percy A. Riccards
Presley J. Barrick
Thomas N. Benner
Wm. BH. Ramsberg
Emma Haber
Bradshaw’s
George W. Glesener
Francis L. Brown
John Hefner
Wiliam L. Davié
Pearl_E. Mealy
Mary K. Mealey
Nelle King
Ide Smith
David Derr
J. D. Kepner
George H. Harman
George Shellhore
Edward Winebrewer
Mise Moitlie Harman
The Monta's Record Health Report Interments and Deaths
Interments total 11 and deaths 1 for white 3 colored 5 with deaths under 5 years at 5 and ages between 60 and over 80 at 1 each. Causes include senile debility pneumonia malaria malaria tuberculosis stillborn marasmus apoplexy organic heart trouble. Contagious diseases reported to health officer: Varicella 2 typhoid fever 1. Instruments Filed In May clerk's office filed 27 marriage licenses 13 deeds 53 mortgages 15 bills of sale 9 chattel mortgages 2 agreements 1 release 1 plat 1 assignment.
The Social World Dance at Rays Hall and Local Notices
A dance was held at Rays hall Pearl county Wednesday evening with Hephilochorean dancing association members present. At Home cards announced by Mr and Mrs B D Shriner for Cereaville residence. A conveyance for Frederick guests leaves at 6 pm returns 1 pm. Catholic Club reception featured Mr P E Long and volunteers. decor by Mrs F F Smith and others. piano by Mrs Melleisen. Sick list includes George H Nouff John Wilson Mrs Jno Fleming Frank Mantz Bris Lewis Rast. Sentences record sentences for various convicts and a mad dog killed in Thurmont. Martinsburg defeats Hagerstown 8 2 in baseball. Frederick Deaf School Club to play at school grounds if weather allows.
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Rays Hall
Pearl
Hephilochorean Dancing Association
Coates
B.D. Shriner
Cereaville
Frederick
Catholic Club
Bir
P. E. Long
Carlin House
F. F. Smith
E. C. McSherry
Melleisen
O. P. Bennett
Marie McSherry
Maggie
Jennie E
George H. Hnouff
South Market Forest
John Wilson
Jno. Fleming
Mayor Fleming
West Third Street
Frank Mantz
Bris. Lewis Rast
South Bentz Street
Califor nia Fig Syrup Co advertises safe laxative
The Ladies are urged to choose the true and genuine Califor nia Fig Syrup Co laxative for pleasant effect and perfect safety. The ad warns to look for the company name printed near the bottom of the package to ensure authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Interesting Proceedings of the Frederick County Historical Society
The Frederick County Historical Society held its final season meeting at Dr Chas W Hoffmans rooms in the Central Basic building. Mrs Henry Willams read on the Nelson family with notes on Roger Nelson and other prominent members. Mrs Francis Fenwick Smith described travels to locate the Nelson homestead and praised the journey narrative. Dr William Crawford Johnson presented on Lord Proprietary inducements in Maryland. A social with strawberries and cream followed as music and choral singing closed the event. Weather notes forecast rain and a warm spell later in the period.
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Frederick County Historical Society
Chas. W. Hoffman
Central Basic
Judge Lynch
Baltimore
Central Bank
Robert Y. Stokes
Francis Fenwick Smith
Maryland
National Congress
Fnally
John Nelson
United States
Madison Nelson
Emily Nelson Manuisky
Eleanor Luckett
Smith
Society
Nelsons
Potomac
Adamstown
Snook
Virginia
Nelson
Charles Stunkel
Snooks
Stankel
William Crawford Johnson
Lorda Proprietary
Province of
George Edward Smith
Dont Be A Croaker A Local Flour Ad Claims Quality
An odd promotional piece argues against croakers criticizing Cercaville Holler Flour. It defends the brand by asserting most complaints stem from yeast or flour quality, noting the flour can produce fine bread in trials. The piece promotes Cercaville Beller Ela as a reliable winter wheat flour and mentions a nurse substitute dog in a carriage scene.
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Cercaville Holler
Catereas
Cercaville
Gospel meeting led by Rev E L Watson June 4
F C M C announces Rev E L Watson will lead the Sunday afternoon gospel meeting on June 4. Due to growing attendance the gymnasium will host services thereafter. An athletic committee meeting formed a pedea trial club and two loseball teams and asks all members to sign up at the secretary's desk. A field contests program similar to past events is planned, with the regular association business meeting set for Monday, June 4 at 5 p.m.
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E. L. Watson
Merchants pledge early closing for summer hours in Frederick
Frederick merchants including dry goods carpet and harness makers announce they will close all shops at 6 o clock each weekday from June to September 1804 except Saturdays to allow rest during warm weather. Signatories include Thomas H Haller David H Best James E Walker Co and many others listing diverse trades.
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Frederick
Thomas H. Haller
David H. Best
James E. Walker & CO
John Drendrickson
C.ecline
Renner & Kemp Doll Brothers
Rodock & Nzidiq
Mullinix & Kemp
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
B. Rosenour & Sons
LOY & Perry
GEO
W. Grove
Rosenstock Bros
J.H. Markey
Geo. A. Gilbert
John
G. E. Houck
Lawehence Bentz
J.E. Schell & CO
Philomathean Society elects Cra mer president and holds July observance
The Philomathean Literary Society at Kemp Hall elected Nash E. Cra mer as president and installed him with a formal inaugural address. A poem by Prof Harry Anders titled Walt ing was read, followed by a debate on wealth inequality. Judges sided with the affirmative 2 to 1. Members plan a public July 4 observance at City Hall and organize missionary duties at Mount Pleasant church on June 3. The society will reconvene June 8.
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Philomatheans
Philomathean Literary Society
Kemp Hall
Nash E. Cramer
Jacob Rohrback
Harry Anders
Walting
Chas. C. Waters
Vincent Sebold
Folger
McKineey
Jacob Hohrback
United States
Alpha Miler
L. T. McGill, Jr
Missionary Society of the Reformed Church
Mount Pleasant
New Money Orders to Replace Postal Notes July First
A new money order system will replace groopey orders and postal notes starting July first. Fees range from three cents for up to 2.50 to thirty cents for 75 to 100. Blanks have arrived at the post office. the format differs from existing notes and promises cheaper, safer transfers of small sums. An old time barn raising occurred on Judge Erre Thomas’s farm near Jefferson with a large gathering and a repast. Judge Thomas’s varnish had been lost in a fire months earlier, with several fine horses and cattle destroyed.
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Erre Thomas
Jeferson
Thomas’ Varn
Local notice of conveyances and sales at Sinn's Stable
To Whom It May Concern I will run conveyances to Ceresville Monday evening. For particulars call at Sinn's Pioneer Stables. Strawberries and pineapples cacap and fire stock. Comeesky. A. L. Kinne's No.5 West Patrick Street. A large lot of Ladies Waists received this morning Plain, Figured, Striped newest cut. They fit. A beauty store with large sleeves and ruffled front. You should see it.
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Ceresville
Sinn
Comeesky
A. L. Kinne’s
West
Patrick Street
Window Shades in All Widths and Colors
Carpet department promotes the largest shade business in the city. Offers custom shade making in varied widths and colors with prompt service and satisfaction guaranteed. Mentions a regional note about scarce rain in Arizona and Nevada.
John Bendrickbon Men’s Shirts Catalog Highlight
A vintage clothing ad promotes a wide range of shirts including white body wise fancy shirts plain white and shirts with narrow or wide pleats. It touts the best line of colored bllets and insists on proper fits and correct fashions for the latest look.
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T&e
Frederick to Host Encampment Governor Brown Announces
A Frederick encampment date is set for July 13 with a committee touring merchants for donations to secure the governor’s free field use. The group plans two special-attraction days, aims for liberal gifts, and lists Dol, chair, Rohrback, secretary, plus local ice providers and a June festival.
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Frederick
Brown
D. Doll
Allen Rohrback
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Per
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Shaftesbury
House of Lords
TRICE
Peor
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Wasuiiston, D.C
MW. HaRereton
The
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Newa
James H. Brown
Buckeystown
Henry Snyder
Lsie
West Patrick Street
Slock
Pittsburg
Frederihh
Frank Schroeder
McCardell
Boston
Hagersteyn
Hagerstown
Woman’s College
Mt. Airy Camp
Larry Banner
Newport
St. John’s “Court
Off St John’s
Cassell
Thurmont
Frederick Kews
City Opera House
Mary Jaye
Ian Alws
Lewits
Remein
Middlepoint
Myersville
Commissioner Delsater
G. W. Blickenstaf
Emanuel Harshman
the Monta
Garrell County
Roberts
Benjamin Cephus
Martin E. Fitze
Henry Williams
Robert Lewis
Charles Hamilton
Baltimore and Ohio
W. A. Conner
Church Street
John Peddicord
Mr. Stokes
Water Street
Martineburg
Martinsburg
Rider
Pfizer
Battery
Reardon
Johnson
Pitzer
the Historical Society
Goof
Hegerstown
Hicks
E. A. Shriner Milling Company
Arizona
Neva
John Bendrickbon
Joan HF Arowexson
F. W. Staub
California
PB. W. State
North Market Street
Cowaly
Ube
St McCardell’s
the Brewery
Bygele Ice Company
Hygeia Ice Company
Hyexa Ice Company
Railiag
Ange
Cali
Gee
Ratling Grocery Co
St N. Market St
James F. Walker & CO
Oe B. Walker & CO
RL. Harley, R L. Barley
N Bhchant Tailor
ATA Bechantailor
L. Harley
Eouth Marger St. Frederick, Ma
John A. Kennedy
New Spring Goods
John A. Krennedy
W. C. Eldridge
Aigo
W. C. Sloridge
Frederick, MD
B. H. Blackston
B. Hi
Buacston
N. Mabeet Street
W. S. Miller & CO
W. 8. Biller & CO
P. H. Pyters City Coal
Cumberlard
George's Crebe
Shriner's
Millee
East Patricksreet- Yard
Rodock & Hidig
Rodoce
Waipse
Navy
Areca
Keldig
A. T. Rice & Sons
Besxenat Druscrons
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