Daily News of Frederick Maryland Local Notices
The Daily News published in Frederick Maryland by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company lists executives including R E Delaplaine as president and C Willfout as vice president with Birely serving as secretary and treasurer. The notice identifies the paper as a local independent publication and credits the management team.
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Independent
Great Southern Printing
Frederick
United States
Seeabium
Fui Fe
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
Frederick, Md
Frederick News subscribers urged to report missing papers
On Saturday June 17, 1911 Frederick News asks subscribers who do not receive their paper regularly to report the issue to the office, stating the paper is taking steps to improve delivery service.
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Frederick News
Ethel
George
Chicago News
Church Streets
Rockwell Terrace
Third St
Local News Vendors List for Sale Locations
The news is available at several outlets including New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street and Arlington Hotel. This list names multiple venues selling the newspaper in the area.
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New City
Buckey’s Cigar
Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
W. Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
COTTA
Souda
Tequire
Cline
ROUOM
N. Market Street
C. W. Muler
Mocom House
North Market
North Market St
Court Street
FL Wertheimer
Help Frederick's Playgrounds Take Shape in 1911
Preparations begin for Frederick's first public playgrounds offering outdoor recreation for children. Civic Club funds Marylanna School grounds near the Deaf School, with the Baptist church providing rear-entrance space. City-wide support urged to equip and open these facilities by summer.
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Frederick
Chicago
Cumberland
Civic Club
Marylana
Br “Iy
Baptist Church
Frederick play ground drive aims to fund equipment
City residents rally for a public playground in Frederick with ready locations and a call to action. Organizers seek donations to buy equipment to entertain children outdoors, urging every citizen to contribute to making the project a reality.
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Frederick's
Hitler
American celebrity Johnson tops coronation scene as London stirs
From the New York World and The Wheeling News, a portrait of Jack Johnson drawing crowds in London for the coronation celebrations, contrasted with the intense devotion to nurses and the demanding, unseen labor of hospital care. The piece lauds nurses for their sacrifice and discipline, noting the personal toll and ethical seriousness of caregiving across shifts and wards.
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New York
Jack” Johnson
London
Oxford
Johnson
Europe
Convict Labor Policy Stirs Maryland Labor Debate
A Philadelphia unveiled tablet honors Betsy Ross while Maryland debates convict labor. Chief Engineer W W Crosby argues for quarry work to build macadamized roads, drawing strong union opposition. Maryland Pens peneden labor fears, weighing financial returns against convict welfare and mental health. Decision likely hinges on economics and humane treatment.
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Marsland
W. W .Crosby
States Roads Comission
Crosby
Mdb
Borns
Ballivore Federation of Labor
Maryland
New York
Wester
Confectioners debate Cowboys fate as doughnut struggles rise
A Baltimore Star note questions why Cowboys appeal fades while a Scandinavian conquest effort advances. In a separate post, Uncle Sam fears outcomes from merging 21 baking firms with 25 million capital. An auto license yield of 75 000 is noted, seen by motorists as steep and by others as a cost of progress.
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Uncle Sam
Baltimere Evening Sun
Hallimore News
Plans for Frederick playgrounds funded by benefit nights
Plans outline Baptist church and Civic Club collaboration to build playgrounds in Frederick south end. Proceeds from Marvel benefit nights, via combination tickets sold for cents, will fund apparatus including swings and bars costing about 250 dollars. Grounds to be placed behind the church with three street entrances.
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Baptist Church
Alonzo D. Winters
Civic Club
Frederick
Winters
Gellet
the Marvel
E. C. Cowling
Freder
Minuets of Merriness and Witty City Bits
Two light vignettes from newspapers describe a romance plan unfolding as a suitor asks for a wedding date, and a workingman mocked at a doctor's visit about a skipped thermometer. The pieces blend social humor with domestic plans in a brisk, period-voice style.
Fr example poem fragment of a late spring road encounter
Fragmented verse recalls a walk along a highway, two people sharing a spring day then parting. It laments a lost connection and hints at distant memories of shared meals and mother’s bread. The piece closes with a tribute to a father figure and long journey.
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Flower
In June a poet ponders summer’s fleeting light
The verse, attributed to Richard Le Gallienne, muses on June as wave of warmth and love. It contrasts winter’s end with blossoming days, urging patience as the season’s splendor and passion peak then fade. Summer’s music and a bride’s kiss are framed by cyclical time.
Chicago grain market July wheat and corn futures update
Chicago market report notes July wheat and July corn with percent ATR figures and quotes the December wheat and Sept corn futures. Mentions barometer like ATR indicators and trading action but lacks clear outcomes or event details.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick News Brief
Frederick notes recall the 2,000,000 gallon water works reservoir plan approved by the Board of Aldermen with Civil Engineer Martin's report. The First Baptist Church, led by Rex Tenns Taylor, has a salary dispute after a pastor removal, while the Hygieia Ice Factory’s 77-foot tall structure, built by C A Poole, weighs 2,206 pounds and is installed.
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Board of Aldermen
Committee On Ue Water Works
Martin
First Baptist Church
Ored
Rex
Tenrs Taylor
Henry
Hyrgeia Ice Factory
C. A. Poole
New York Stocks today quotations report
New York stocks quotations provided by Motter Bros. Co reflect market activity with price movements across key shares. Trading notes indicate shifts in several sectors as investors respond to ongoing economic signals and corporate results.
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Motter Broa. & Co
Frederick County National Bank Report of Condition 1912
Frederick County National Bank at Frederick Maryland presents the June 7 1912 report of condition detailing assets including discounts loans overdrafts U S bonds and bank premises. It lists liabilities such as capital surplus profits deposits and reserves with figures for each item and a signed sworn attestation by Cashier Albert Gilson. Also advertises a Saturday special on men’s and ladies footwear at Mosers 237 N Market St.
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State of
Maryland
County of Frederick
Ss. I. C
Albert Gilson
CNAS
B. T. Hendrickson
N. P
Moser's
N. Market St
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Corrected at Noon
Motter Bros. & Co. Bankers and Brokers report latest sales for June 17 1911 with numerous securities listed including Cons Cotton Duck preferred and common issues Seaboard Air Line Ist 4s United Rys Incomes Maryland Trust Hoare Citizens Bank and Western Maryland Ist ds among others. Contains prices and yield figures for bonds and stocks across utility railroad coal and trust names.
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Motter Bros. & Co
A.C. L
Houston
Georgia
Alabama
Houston Oil
Elec
Seaboard Company
United
Maryland ‘Trust
Hoare
Citizens Bank
Norther Central
Annapolis and Potomac
United Ttys
ST United Bus
Western Maryland
Eee Norf
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company, Common
Continental Trust Chicago
Yairmont Coal
Somerset Coal
Smarrow's Point
Caste Fidelity and Deposit
Central National Bank Asset Ledger Summary 1931
Frederick state bank report shows assets including cash, due from other banks, notes and bonds, overdrafts and furniture valuation. Capital stock 150000, surplus 60000, undivided profits 217,000 plus reserves and liabilities with sums due to state banks, private banks, trust companies, and savings banks. Cashier Kemp swears the figures are correct as of June 9 1811.
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U. S
Penses
Tax National Bank
United States
National Banks Bank
U.S
National Bank
State of
Marsland
County of
Frederici
T. Rowt A. Kemp
Robt
A. Kemp
G. Wesley Kindley
N. P
Hichard
Ros Abraham Hump
R. Rush Lewis
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Chicago Grain Market
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Ghic
M. & di Pr
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Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
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Fitik
Leco Co
Car, & Fest
Gol
Fuel & Iron
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Got
Distillers
Steel
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Taurat
J. W. J. Carty
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Chas. B. T. Hendrickson
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W. Clinton McSherry
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H. EH. Peterman
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Carlin
News Officla
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Frank L. Stoner
B. Trail
James Long
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W. Sopisdiy
Chas. L. IL Fox
HW. Miller
John Esterly
East Sixth St
Pattirn Bonnits
It & I
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Waring Tyson
South Market Street
del Um Boulevard
Braddock Steighis
Miss Bowers
Clarke Place
YALE
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G. H. Mercer
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