Frederick Maryland Daily News Notes Leadership Names
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland identifies leadership figures with Le Sirley R Be Delaplaine as president and Leo Y as treasurer. C Will Foot serves as vice president and manager.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
6
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland identifies leadership figures with Le Sirley R Be Delaplaine as president and Leo Y as treasurer. C Will Foot serves as vice president and manager.
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Extended business operations and higher capital investment accompany rising Frederick bank deposits, signaling robust local prosperity. Deposits surpass prior records, reflecting money in active use to finance regional development and industry, while the city advances in growth and improvement.
The nation marks Flag Day, recalling Congress 1777 act that created the Stars and Stripes. Once a fledgling country, the United States now spans vast territory with the flag symbolizing liberty and its global reach.
A reflective note celebrates dedicating a day to hover its significance and beauty. It frames the act as a purposeful observance that honors the value of pause and appreciation in daily life.
In The Voice of the Press, a Nebraska sociology professor argues marriage is not sacred and urges federal marriage and divorce standards. He cites zero tolerance for underage unions and warns 7,400 Chicago ceremonies were illegal, urging states to restrict hasty marriages for public health and stability.
The piece discusses street noise and entertainment, noting the rise of moving pictures and their broad appeal. It cites public concerns about crowd behavior and potential offense to children, with Mayor Gaynor calling it the poor people’s theatre and urging wholesome, nonviolent content.
A fragment from the Baltimore Sun suggests exaltation of a figure associated with vice or lawlessness, casting them as a hero. The text is incomplete, with unclear specifics on identity or events but implies praise amid ambiguous context.
A collage of witty lines and lines from periodical humor. Jaggiman drunkenness and three companions, a suffragette encounter, a police officer referenced, Kompsen’s cow in a garden, and Mrs. Gramercy and Mrs. Parks sparring over charitable work and press exposure.
A playful verse exposes town life with humor and whimsy as the circus arrives soon. It contrasts playful tunes with warnings about public decorum and hints at local chatter. The piece blends folk references, wordplay, and a carnival mood to signal upcoming entertainment.
Postal savings banks to attract small deposits pay 2 percent interest designations list Frederick as a depository along with Frostburg and Annapolis Bel Air other sites unnamed in state local post office reports indicate open to public next month some residents oppose while others expect rapid growth from foreign deposits government backing seen as reassurance for savers National and local notes also cover Missionary Society meeting of the Evangelical Lutheran Church with program including solos talks and a short play amid Sunday School activities.
Keefer Gilbert was thrown from a bicycle on West All Saints street after striking an obstruction this morning. Pedals broke and the bike sustained other damage as a result of the collision.
A fragmentary verse praising the flag with children and national sentiment, interwoven with an ad for Stomach and Gastric tablets and a Hawaii program note. The text blends patriotic motifs with a product promotion and unrelated health claims. Multiple named elements include the flag imagery, Gertrude Heath, and Hawaii references.
July wheat and Sept wheat, July corn and Sept corn figures appear in a brief market note from Chicago. No prices or directions provided.
The column recalls events from Frederick twenty years ago including a War Department order increasing the national flag to 44 stars and the 114th anniversary of adopting the Stars and Stripes. It notes post office activity, a salary increase for Postmaster and office moves, and mentions Adolphus Fearhake as a candidate for surveyor with prior clerical duties in the Circuit Court. A stray tale recounts a distant bank officer and a frigate incident near the city.
Molier Bros and Co Bankers and Brokers report noon prices on a range of stocks and bonds including Cotton Duck United Rys Seaboard Air Line and Chesapeake region utilities. The day’s figures show mixed movements across railroads coal and manufacturing issues with several issues noted as 5s 4s and 1st and 2nd preferred listings.
Central National Bank at Frederick Maryland presents its June 7 financial condition. The statement lists loans, bonds, banking house and fixtures, deposits, reserves, and capital figures. Bank officials certify the figures as true to their knowledge with signatures of cashier and directors.
Frederick County National Bank at Frederick Maryland closes June 7 1922 shows loans and discounts around 1.59 million, deposits and cash items, reserves and securities. The report lists assets like bank building furnace and fixtures, due from other banks, national bank notes and coin, and a legal verification by cashier I W L Carty with directors named. A Woodsboro Savings Bank entry and another Frederick bank note appear with multiple dates and figures.
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