Frederick Daily News Ad Rates and Mailing Info
The Frederick Daily News explains carrier and mail delivery options in the city and United States. Subscriptions listed at 25 cents per month or 1.60 for six months and 4.00 per year with semi weekly editions at 1.00 per year in advance. The newspaper office is connected to the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange.
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Frederick
City
United States
Chesapeake & Potomac Telahone Exchange
Frederick News Subscriber Notice on Paper Delivery
Subscribing readers who do not receive The Frederick News regularly are asked to report the issue to the office as efforts to ensure perfect service continue. The paper is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Gross Grocery Store.
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Frederick News
New City
Buckey’s
Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Gross
See & i
New York
Sqleinery
West
Patrick St. Frederick
D. E. Kispauver
News
Market St
RB. P. Storm
John Hershberber
The Small Investor and the Railroads
A June 1965 study warns small investors of railroad stock risks amid Frisco receivership. It cites rising shareholder numbers, articles guiding limited funds, and tales of bargains from landladies, teachers, clergymen, and widows. Notes misgivings and misaligned hopes in Eldorado Pacific and Golconda Central schemes.
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Frisco
Failqad
By & Cman
Outdoor sport and walking emphasize health and vigor
The article extols outdoor exercise as ideal after a winter indoors, noting improved training value, fresh air benefits, and the benefits for both athletes and non-exercisers. It highlights Edward Payson Weston, 75, planning a 1560 mile two month walk from New York to Minneapolis, aiming for 25 miles daily to demonstrate rational living through moderation and real exercise.
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Sevonpy-Tive
Philadelphia
Edward Payson Weston
New York
Minneapolis
Weston
Minutes of Merriness Father Confronts Son Over Late Meeting
A father angrily enters a room at 12:30 to scold his son for lingering past curfew as the boy trembles and denies staying out with other girls. The scene ends with the father relieved to hear Mary has caught on.
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Father
Partor
Jack T Luggard
Mary
Puchk
The Fishing Pole's Noddin' Becomes Town's Escape Song
A rural scene from the Atlanta Constitution paints a fisherman’s longing. The narrator hears cattle bells and river shadows as the fishing pole nods, signaling a wish to stay away from the city and its farewells. The refrain repeats the cork’s descent and the call to fish time.
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Atlanta Constitution
Frederick items from June 3 1808 column
Twenty years ago in Frederick news notes list Frederick and Monocacy Turnpike directors Arthur Potts Charles W Ross Joseph G Miller R J Dutrow B F Schell Auctioneer Charles B Fout reports sale of residence 57 East Patrick Street to Mrs Marker for 3000 R and O R R Co offers stone for Brunswick streets macadamizing if city breaks contract Evangelical Reformed church hosts centennial services cherry crop nearing total failure Hey Monument Association to sell flags removed from Francis Scott Key grave on the street
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The
Frederick and Monocacy
Charles 8. Fout
Frederick A. Marker
East Patrick Street
Francis Scott Rex
Classmates Outing for Hood College Graduates
Misera Motter Annie Kemp Edith Miller and Virginia Carty hosted fellow Hood College graduates at an outing. The party traveled from Frederieck at four by electric car to Mrs Falks home on Fourth Street Pike, enjoyed supper and games, returning to the college about eight. Attending included Daley Suchanan Muth Carty Chloe Cecil Edith Griffiths Florence Kimball Walter Kintsing Mirian Moye Elizabeth Musser Dorothy Nigsle Lenore Saulbeer Florence Trail. Daisy Buchchin will host dinner at Braddock Heights this afternoon at three. Tomorrow Mrs Apple will host dinner for the group.
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Hood College
Misera Margaret Motter
Annie Brunney Kemp
Edith Miller
Virginia Carty
Frederieck
Ely
Misses Daley Suchanan
Muth Carty
Chloe Cecil
Edith Griffiths
Florence Kimball
Walter Kintsing
Miriaan Moye
Elizabeth Musser
Dorothy Nigsle
Lenore Saulbeer
Flierence ‘Trail
Daisy Buchchin
Elaga
Wmemberg
Dell Cottage
Braddock Heights
Mrs. Apple
Hood College senior recital by Emma Slagle
Emma Slagle of Westminster, Hood College graduate, presents a senior voice recital in College Hall, assisted by sister Elizabeth Slagle. Under mentor Maestro Markey, she performs a program of German, Italian, English art songs and operatic selections, including works by Schumann, Liszt, Wagner, and Gounod, with piano.
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Mise Slagle
Hood College
Emma Slagle
Westminster
Department of Roles
Jlali
Elizabeth Slagle
Masa Einor Markey
Carolio ‘Ben
Giordani
Fluge Wolf
Schumann
Lisst
Franz
Guilmant
Wagner
Miss Slagle
Gounold
Widor
Stradella
von Flotow
Wisp
G. Spross
Allah
W. Chadwick
Liza Lehmann
Villanelle
Dell'Acqua
Mina Slagle
Automobile accident near Lovettsville injures clerk Hickman
This morning the Ford touring car of Hervey Hickman, a clerk at the People's National Bank of Brunswick, overturned on the pike near Lovettsville. Hickman escaped with light scratches after the vehicle was damaged. A nearby speed limit sign had a joker added to show 80 miles per hour. Hickman was en route to Leesburg for the horse show. Also noted: Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Bowers of this city left for Transylvanian University exercises in Lexington Kentucky, where their son Leslie Bowers will graduate from the Seminary.
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Hervey Hickman
People’s National Bank
Brunswick
Lovettsville
Ren Hickman
Wickman
Jos. &. Bowers
Transylvanian University
Lexington
Kentucky
Leslier Bowers
Dog killed after being struck on West Patrick Street
A large dog running at large on West Patrick Street was hit by a passing car at the Bentz Street corner. The dog suffered a broken back and extensive injuries, and it had to be killed.
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West Patrick Street
Bentz Street
Summer questions and local notices swirl in town chatter
The piece ponders heat for fishing prep vacation plans and a splash of town gossip. It asks about Park Millis’s next move replacing John Trow and questions commencements stage space and terminal improvements. It hints at land donations and transport updates amid playful debates on summer work and black snakes bite.
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Park Millis
John Trow
Mmencement
B. and C
Maryland
Frderich
Joferson
Brimewick
Licenses Bring In Over Thirteen Thousand In May Fees
County court records show 567 traders licenses issued for varied businesses with total collections of 13 712.85. Clerk H G Haugh forwards 95 percent to the state with the rest retained, including new fish licenses at 4 each for non residents and early revenue from multiple license classes.
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Harry W. Bowers
State of Maryland
Hiederick County
Weunty
H. G. Haugh
Freedruk
Property transfers and a marriage license notice
In the court records, Vider Cornelius I Rice and wife transfer real estate in the county for $10 to Annie C Himmel. David N Ditmar conveys to Dorsey S Cullen and wife. John W Hamilton and wife transfer real estate to William Wastler and wife for $19. William Wastler and wife transfer property to Roy M Stockman and wife for $10. A marriage license is issued for George McClellen Fogle, 21, and Caroline M Esterly, 19, both Frederick residents.
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Cornelius I Rice
Fannie C. Himmel
David N. Ditmar
Dorsey S._Culler
John W. Hamilton
William W. Wastler
William VW. Wastler
Roy M. Stockman
George McClellen Fogle
Caroline M. Esterly
Frederick
Among the Sick From Frederick and Vicinity
Community notes list residents sick at home or recently treated. Frank Elworthy shows slight improvement from typhoid fever at home. Delia Whitmore transferred to City Hospital for paralysis. J Murray Cronenburg returns home after hospital care in Baltimore. J Jesse B Anders and William A Simmons remain ill but mobile. Congressman David J Lewis accepts Farmers Day keynote at Mountain Lake Park and travels to Cincinnati June 11 with Postmaster General Burleson to discuss parcel post.
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Frederick
Frank Elworthy
Jesse B Anders
East Patrick Street
Wiliam A. Simmons
North Market Street
Delia Whitmore
South Market Street
City Hospital
J. Murray Cronenburg
Baltimore
David J. Lewis
Maryland
Mountain Lake Park
Avasta
Lewis
Cincinnati
Parcel Post
International Circulation Managers’ Association
Tie
Burleson
Chamberlains Colic Cholera And Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Colic Cholera And Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for families in hot weather. It promises value and usefulness, urging readers to keep the preparation at home during summer, and notes its sale by all dealers in a local newspaper.
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Chamberlain
Seissmann
Excelsior Drum Works
Camden
X. Jadunesdat
Baltimore Stock Market Prices and Indexes June 4 1910
Stock prices corrected to noon by Matter Bros & Co. listing several listings across railways banks and utilities. Notable items include Seaboard Air Line United Ry Western Maryland and Mercantile Trust with various notes and par values. Also references Anacostia & Potomac and Houston Oil Div along with Maryland Del and Va preferred.
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Matter Bros. & Co
A. Gods
Abs Reece Cere Ees
Pvrieeinaae Moy
Aoe
Georgia
Alabama
CBS
Houston
Blea
Rwy. S
Wee Doh
Pld
United Rys
Western
Maryland Isles
P&c
Mercantile Trust
Power
Anacostia & Potomac Givens’ Bank
Fairmont Coal
Chicago Railways
Houston Oil Div
MD. del
New York Stocks Quotations by Motter Bros Co
New York stocks today with quotations supplied by Motter Bros and Company. The report lists price movements across leadingindustrial and railroad issues, noting gains and losses against prior closes. Investors monitor market trends and company performances amid shifting financial conditions.
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Motter Bros. & Co
Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go
Local notices list visits by Mr and Mrs Hugh Roddy and child of South Market street to Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Amos H Siegrist of Bas Third street visit Quincy Pa. Miss Susan Blair of East Sixth street visits York and Hanover Pa. Dr G C Kefauver of North Market street spends days in Taneytown and Hanover on business. Mrs J E Doll, after a visit with her daughter in Brunswick, has returned.
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Hugh Roddy
Child
South Market Street
Baltimore
Amos H. Siegrist
Bas
Third Street
Quincy
Susan Blair
East Sixth Street
York
Hanover
Dr. GC. L. Kefauver
North Market Street
Taneytown
J. E. Doll
J. Earnest Dalwick
Brunswick
PRC RAL GIVAS and Investments inaranes Keom 4
PRC RAL GIVAS reports on a financial investment in Keom 4 linked to Pythian Cantic. The notice outlines terms, parties, and conditions affecting the investment and its regulatory compliance.
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R. and
Evangelical Reformed Church
Arctery
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BGG
the Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
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Hes. & O
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London
King
Pearres Modern I*harmacy
Team
Frederick County National
No. 14
Moser's
North Market St
N.R
R. Landis
Tarcel Post
Star Mfg. CO
North Ave
aTine
New Howard
Junelait
Braddock
Mariza
EL & Landis
WS Landis
Jnweler
Eecreawe
OC. B
TRAM
J. D., Harris
C. A. Gilson
Farmers’ & Mechanics
National Bank
Third St
A. Bennett
Duneddie
East Third Street
Jos
Braddock Heightr
East Fourth
Ifth Street
Henry Nixdorf
Charles Wertheimer
N. Bentz St
J. Marshall Miller
Agen
Cramer & Stauffer, Apradtt
East Seventh Street
H. L
Uesirasse
Central National Bank
Beal
Aalvatt
Dement Stratton
Harry G. Viitapoe
MT. Odonnell
Chas. Wertheimer
Wm. M. Bader
Middletown
Building and Development Co
Frederick County
Il Gambrill, JR
N. Market St
W. M
Nice
Howard
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