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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1913
Page
6
A Frederick Daily News summary on proposed federal shoe labeling and the move toward stricter adulteration laws. The piece traces past leather use, the shift to lighter shoes, and how price and style drive material choices. It notes controversial practices like calf leather mislabeling and the public’s demand for quality in footwear.
The piece urges observance of National Horse Day to highlight humane care for horses. It notes parades in many places and calls out cruel practices by owners and drivers. It advocates well fitting harnesses and careful handling to prevent injuries and suffering.
Two men near Woodsboro Albert Smith and John Walker swear out warrants for Frank Carty known as Rasch Carty after they say he attacked them with a stone and left Walker with a fractured skull and Smith with a lip wound. The assault occurred as the pair were returning home to Barrick Home Kling early Sunday morning. voort Edgewood Club reopens its cottage at Braddock freights with members Thomas Zimmerman H.R. Dertzhausch Guy Motter Is Delaplaine Cloyd Dean H. Schroeder Gerson Rosenour Charles Price. The High School cadet newspaper Monthly staff adds L A Rivere as alumni editor and The News wins the publishing contract after bids from Sarlings Sponseller.
The Rural Organization Service, a new branch of the Department of Agriculture, begins operation today with Dr. Thomas J. Carver of Harvard selected to head the service. A congressman says he plans to retire at term’s end, prompting questions about the matter.
Local notes from Tir News report a Philhar monic Orchestra reception hosted by Mrs A L Eader with Misses Tyson Pettingall DeLashmatt and Gettgendanner assisting. Frederick county cherries and strawberries appear in markets. Patents granted in Washington include a corn harvester and a check hook. City Health Officer Dr Frank ham Smith lists May deaths and disease cases including scarlet fever and cerebro spinal meningitis.
The county marks commencement for Frederick tech schools and local high schools with ceremonies this week. Students practice essays and songs, senior plays, and class days fill the schedule. Rev U S G Rupp preached for Frederick high grads, urging honesty and sincerity as the path to true influence. Temperatures hover near seasonal norms as fair weather is forecast for most regions.
A quirky June themed column asks about rare June days, lively local questions on real estate editions, transport pricing, and local politics. It ponders naming conventions for banks, Braddock visits, graduation shopping, crowds in Frederick, hot weather readiness, women voting rights, charter amendments, codified ordinances, mayoral enforcement, election betting, and robbers’ fate, plus church attendance and petition movements.
Central Trust Company of Maryland opens in Frederick, succeeding Central National Bank with a capital and surplus of 400000. The conversion was quiet. deposits remain secure and checks will be honored under the new name. Officers include Emory L. Coblentz as president and Charles Wertheimer as vice president, with a full executive committee and directors listed.
Help wanted notice from Mrs. Harry Fieher seeks applicants at 155 South Market Street. May contain additional details on positions and eligibility.
Motter Brow. & Co. Pekere and Brokers report updated noon stock figures for June 2 1913 including Con Gas Georgia Alabama and various railroad and utility issues. Wheat and corn futures listed with July and September maturities.
Daily stock summary from Motter Bros & Co notes quotaliona figures for New York shares. Major movers and price ranges highlighted, with brief mentions of trading activity and market tone.
Financial notice offering ground rents with semiannual and quarterly interest rates, listing price ranges from 1 to 90 and promising honest representations and bonds of correctness. Francis Bavcawax, Tavexin Room, Jaxurance, in Baltimore, seeks commissions in this investment field and guarantees full disclosure of contract terms.
By virtue of the power vested, the Frederick County tax collector will sell for unpaid state taxes for 1910 and 1911, and costs, at the Court House Door in Frederick City on Tuesday June 17 1913 at 1115 AM. The property is in Creagers Town District near Cross Roads to Ap Dold Schoolhouse, about two acres, with a stable, smoke house, and hog pen, assessed at 3425.46, owned by Solomon Springer. Cash terms. purchaser pays conveyancing costs. Daniel Z Padgett, County Treasurer.
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