Factories of Frederick an Index of Advancement in Manufacturing
Frederick hosts a growing industrial scene with the Fibre Brush Co plant employing over 200 and the Ramsburg Fertilizer Works handling substantial freight. Other major sites include the Grove Lime Co plant, Tabler S tob e and Lime Co, and the Darby area motor track project plans starting with about 89 jobs, rising to about 200. The Frederick Foundry Co and White Cross Milk Plant also key the eastern district, while rail interchange issues prompt a state commission review as manufacturers urge improved cargo transfers between lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fibre Brush Co
Frederick
Sworld
Tabjer Stobe and Lime Co
Frederick Foundry Co
Orsier
Saints' Street
White Cross Mik
Isis City
Frederick Furniture Co
Inlag
Brin
Poelness
Borate Lumber Co
Rederitk
Streight
Inter- State Commerce Commission
The Fight for a Greater Frederick Progress Day Speech
A rhetoric filled plea urges Frederick to join a rush toward growth, industrial and commercial, with dreamers and cooperation framed as essential. The speaker extols past invention as proof dreams can shape a city and calls residents to work now to build a better Frederick.
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Frederick
Avist
Bredek
Grea
Bleger and
Hettor Place
Ronie
Optimistic view of suburb growth and rail access
The piece notes improved electric rail accessibility boosting suburban development. It highlights Tobin property on Mast Street selling for about 3 500 with value rising sharply, and George William Smith’s West Patrick Street sale showing high demand. Market activity reflects county progress toward better roads and non agri sector growth.
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Tobin
George William ‘Smith
West Patrick Stress
Mr. Smith
Cranney
Stauffer
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Morris
Awil
A. E. Fisher
East Patrick Street
Roy W. Poole
Frederick, Md
Iam
North Market Street
Electric Butte Printing
Hood College
Harry. G. Tritapoe