The Daily News Frederick MD masthead brief
The Daily News is published in Frederick Maryland by W. Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company with officers EB Birely R E Delaplaine and Leo Birely C Will Foot serving as president secretary treasurer and vice president and manager respectively.
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W. Great Southern Printing
EB. Birely
R. E. Delaplaine
Sec'y and Treas
Leo. Birely
C. Will Foot
AEWA
United States
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
Frederick
Poat
Frederick News
Local Newsstand Points For Saturday, June 10, 1911
The News can be found on wale at New City Hotel Muckey's Cigar Store 8 Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street Arlington Hotel.
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Wale
New City Hotel
Muckey
Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
W. Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Simple Life Conference Considers Abolishing The Cook
In London a session called the simple life conference discussed plans to abolish the cook and eat raw food arguing animals eat uncooked meals. Critics note humans wash, bathe, wear clothes, shave, and use fires, gas, or coal, and most favor civilization’s continued use of cooks.
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London
Simple Life Conference
Owen Meredith
Voice of the press crowtis of the good roads movement
The Philadelphia Inquirer discusses the premise that American roads should be inferior to European networks due to vast national area recent settlement and enormous work required for improvement. It argues the need for better roads to meet modern demands and economic growth nationwide.
Nation Urged to Build Grand Network of Bibile Roads
The text argues for rapid highway expansion to advance national development and place the United States among leading nations. It cites missteps abroad, praises road campaigns, and highlights Logan Waller Page's data showing road and bridge spending rising from about $80 million in 1904 to an expected $140 million in the current year, with New York leading in improvements and $12 million more planned.
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France
England
United States
Logan Waller Page
Federal Public Roads Office
New York
Commentary on morals and futures from mixed editorials
A sequence of brief opinions critiques public morals in film exhibitions, praises the value of college education and its shift to business life, mourns the Maine disaster as a pivotal world event, and notes a warning from a Baltimore newspaper about domestic pistol danger.
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University of Hard Knocks
Baltimore Star
Minutes of Merriness and Odd Exchanges
A digressive humorous piece recounts a bevy of odd lines and playful banter from newspapers. In one vignette Solomon’s wife teases with a quip about affinity while a wise man answers with a witty putdown. A visiting caller collapses, needing ambulance assistance, highlighting the absurdity and chaos of a day in the office.
The Bloomin Bond Holder In His Office
A satirical verse portrays a bloomin bond holder seated at his desk, smoking as he contemplates water stocks and gains. He boasts, boosts, and aids the scheme while remaining silent, contrasted with the busy “Rumbkin” and the steady flow of water in the background.
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Getarlett
Frederick
Baltimore
Adopts New Rules for Western Maryland Baseball League
In Hagerstown four teams represented, officers elected, and rules adopted to govern the Western Maryland Baseball League. Thompson named president, Clark secretary, and Quigley treasurer. Berkeley Springs deemed ineligible. Hagerstown and Chambersburg shown no plans to join. Schedule reboots with four teams. games listed for Shepherdstown, Brunswick, Frederick, and Martinsburg over the coming days.
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Hagerstown
Little Hope of
Western Maryland Baseball League
Hamilton Hotel
Musser
Shepherdstown
A. 1
Kaplan
Srinswick
Lo H. Thompson
Minsburg
FE. Chirk
Predeivk
Thompson
H. B. Clark
Mr. Clark
League
Sam
Gates
George
M. Bowers
Martinsburg
A. J. Mu
H. S. Hedges
Ex-Penses
Eagles
Chambersburg
Brunswick
Frederick
Shepherds
CLA
June A Rhapsody Of Defiance And June’s Return
An archaic poem by Richard Wishtman in Sucas as Magazine celebrates June as a force of nature and renewal. It imagines voices calling to live strongly while praising sun sea breeze birds and plant life. The speaker greets June with vivid nature imagery and a universal ode to life love and goodness.
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de Spair
Richard Wishtman
Sucas
Chicago grain market notes and assorted health hints
Grain market terms for July and September wheat and corn appear alongside an erratic health tip praising longevity and digestion. The fragmentary text references products like Chamberlain's stomach and liver pills and Pobodiets with unclear meaning, suggesting a杂 page-wide miscellany rather than a coherent article.
New York Bank Reserve and Loan Statement Summary
Reserve and balance figures for a New York bank show loans totaling 6,789,800 with specie 14,288,600 and deposits 12,100, circulation 10,502,600. The fragment indicates legal and miscellaneous deposits and overall reserve status in a periodical bank statement.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Item Still Read
Local items from the Frederick column note Brunswick Yards lack capacity with eighty planned diagonals but only about twenty finished. Charles F Fleming of Frederick awarded macadamizing contract for the Frederick and Opossum Town turnpike road. William Welty of near Rocky Springs injured by a blast while trying to light a well blast with a stick.
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Brunswick Yards
Charles F Fleming
Frederick
Frederick and
Opossumtown
William Welty
Rocky Springs
New York Stocks Quotation Report by Motter Bros
New York stocks are listed with quotations furnished by Motter Bros and Co. The item provides price points and movements for the day, reflecting market activity across key issues and sectors as compiled for readers seeking turn-by-turn financial snapshots.
Baltimore stock market prices from Motter Bros and Co
Noon today prices for a wide range of securities including Cons. Cotton Duck and Pfd, United Rys 4s and Incomes, Western Maryland, Fairmont and Somerset Coal, Maryland Trust, Sparrow Point, Houston Oil, Norf and Portsmouth 5s, Seaboard Air Line 4s, and Chic. Rwy 5s.
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United Rys
United
Western Maryland
Fairmont Coal
Maryland Trust
Somerset Coal
Citizens Bank
GC & ON
Sparrow's Point
Houston Oil Com
Houston Oil Pfd. AG
Elec
Norf. & Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company
Central National Bank Report of the Condition at Frederick
Bank report shows assets and liabilities with bonds, cash from reserves, and notes. Highlights include capital stock at 150000 and surplus 60050 while total resources reach 197,068.64. Liabilities list undivided profits, notes, and deposits with various institutions.
Frederick County National Bank Statement June 1922
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick Maryland reports assets of 3,300,445.00 with capital stock 150,000.00 and surplus 60,000.00. Liabilities include undivided profits after taxes, national bank notes outstanding, and deposits, with J W L Carty as cashier sworn June 1922 before Notary C B Hendrickson and directors Horace Zacharias Henry Williams AC McCardell.
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National Bank
Maryland
J. W. L. Carty
B. T. Hendrickson
N. P
Horace C. Zacharias
Henry Williams
A.C. McCardell
Bank Statement for Farmers and Mechanics National Bank 1911
The document records the June 30 1911 financials for the Farmers and Mechanics National Bank including loans and discounts secured U S bonds funds fixed assets and deposits. It lists liabilities capital stock surplus undivided profits expenses and taxes paid and notes outstanding along with receipts from reserves and deposits in Frederick Maryland with signatures of cashier C Albert Gilson and officials James H Hare Frank L Stoner.
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Maryland
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