Independent Frederick paper June 9 1911 TG edition
Friday edition of the Frederick Maryland independent newspaper published by IEB Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company on June 9, 1911. Contains local notices, ads, and brief news items typical of early 20th century daily papers.
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IEB
Great Southern Printing
NIST
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Buyait
James el Gambrill
Mie
Jung
Harry W. Bowers
Get Out Into the Country For Health and Joy
An eminent Chicago health expert urges city residents to escape to the country for purer air and a richer life. Frederick County scenery, mountains, and open lanes are praised as nature’s cure, with a call to take walks and drives away from work to refresh mind and body.
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Chicago
Lfe
Frederick County
Special Attention Devoted to News Saturday Edition
The News features an unusually lively issue with regular and foreign news. Special attention highlights the Singanore Copper Company, a local mining corporation drawing interest for future mining development in Frederick County.
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Singanore Copper Company
Frederick County
Horticultural School for Women Grows Fast in Pennsylvania
The Lotdayilte Courier-Journal reports a Pennsylvania state horticulture school for women is rapidly overfilling its capacity. The program trains in fruit and vegetable culture, beekeeping, poultry, and jam making, reflecting rising female interest in scientific farming and new roles in agriculture.
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Lotdayilte Courier-Journal
Pennsylvania
United States
Wheeling Business Plan Aims to Lure New Industries
Rahmore Evening Sun reports Wheeling West Virginia plans a bank secured venture to fund new industries. A committee will solicit funds totaling about one million dollars to back renters of new ventures with bank guarantees and pro rata losses shared by local business leaders. The scheme seeks to attract widespread investment with minimal personal risk.
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Wheeling
W.vas
Teady
Jach
Noted College Feats and Political Prospects Headlines
The selection of beneficiary plants for aid schemes hinges on careful choice and expected gains from successful institutions. A Connecticut college gymnasts proves femininity can defy stereotypes, while a driving collision prompts traffic enforcement questions in Maryland. Albert C. Ritchie gains bar endorsements as a progressive public servant candidate for Attorney General, seen as steering politics away from machine control.
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Albert C. Ritchie
Bar
Ritchie
City
Public Services Commission
Daltimore News
Minutes of Merriness Cartoon Snippets
A quirky collection of humorous exchanges from newspapers. Jokes touch on moving dreams of home ownership, acting without audiences, workplace formality, and a beggar’s plea framed by a witty reply.
Casey's Flight to Kingdom Come Echoes in Verse
A piecemeal verse recounts Casey's spectacular airplane exit and ascent to heaven where St Peter and Gabriel greet him. Casey tells his tale after a dramatic ascent, then falls from grace as the gate guides him to eternity. The narrator ties in themes of wheat and meat prices and end with Casey’s final bow.
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Casey
Kingdom Come
St. Peter
Peter
St Peter
Gabriel
Lis Bat
Despondent wife takes own life during health struggles
Mrs Sural King, about 64, of near Jivuttstown and Clarksburg, killed herself with a revolver in her room after years of ill health and a hospital stay. Her daughter in New York had sent the weapon for protection. Husband Charles Mink reportedly sought the gun. coroners ruled death by self-inflicted wound. Survived by husband and several children including Maggie Burdette, Georgia Warfield, Norris and Bud King. Funeral by P. C. Dadrow.
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Sural King
Bern Neap Layallstown
Mrs. King
Norris King
Anderson
Miss Watkins
King’s Valley
Maggie Burdette
Boyds
Georgia Warfield
Norris
Bud King
Bradley King
Cedar Grove
P. C. Dadrow
Call For Statement From National Banks By Controller
The Controller of the Currency issues a call to the national banks for a statement of their condition as of the close of business on Wednesday at 7 o clock. The notice requires banks to report exact assets liabilities and capital figures. This regulatory action aims to assess the financial stability and overall health of the banking system.
Knights of Pythias Adjourned Meeting Notice
Adjourned meeting of Mountain City Lodge KR of PL at 80 cents tonight urged for all members to attend.
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Knights of Pythias
Mountain City Lodge
Chicago Grain Market July Wheat Move and Prices
Market notices show July Wheat at 3 aatg and Slay Sept Wheat at 89. Dec Wheat and July Corn values appear after. Trading data suggests mixed commodity activity in Chicago with grain futures quotes and accompanying sentiment notes.
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Sfah
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick and Woodsboro
A fragmentary note recalls events from Frederick and Woodsboro, listing a Washington capital project in Frederick, a Groff work plan, and the first annual meeting of the Women’s Home and Foreign Mission Society with music and addresses at the Junior Hall.
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Frederick
Women's Home and Foreign Mission Society
Woodsboro
Columna and
Lynch Lodees AF & A.M
New York Stocks Today Quoted by Motter Bros and Go
Stocks on the New York market are listed with quotations supplied by Motter Bros. and Go. The report covers opening prices, latest figures, and notable movements across leading industries and key firms. The data reflects market activity and investor sentiment for the day.
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Motter Bros. & Go
Saylor
Baltimore Stock Market Prices at Noon 1911
Stock prices corrected to noon by Motter Bros. Co. listing many names and values. Includes Georgia & Alabama & Co, United Rys, Seaboard lines, Western Maryland, Maryland Trust, Maryland electric railway, Norf & Portsmouth, and other consignments with varied 4s to 5s ranges and percent figures.
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A.C. L
Georgia & Alabaima &S. G. B.S. Ds
Houston Oil
Houston Oil Pfd
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company
United Rys
Western Maryland
Lavasseade
Somerset Coal
Citizens Bank
Dsi
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