The Daily News June 18 In American History
June 18 entries recap key events from 1812 Congress declaring war on Britain under President James Madison to 1912 Republican National Convention set in Chicago. Notable figures include Taft nomination and Kentucky co governor James Vigetur Kivit. Evening sky notes Mercury and planets Venus Saturn Mars Jupiter with the rising star Antares in Scorpio.
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United States Congress
Great Britain
James Madison
Baltimore
Wiliam Howard Taft
Chicago
Republican National
James Vigetur Kivit
Kentucky
Mercury
Venus
Saturn
Mars
Jupiter
Autares
Constellation
Scorpio
Read the News While Away notice for Frederiktonians
An old notice promotes Frederick News home delivery for Frederikton residents who travel, offering mail service at 25 cents per month prepaid. Readers can change address anytime without interruption by mail order or phone, using No. W7Lor or No. 183 to supply old and new addresses.
Fire damages roof of wagon shed near Judge Motter
Fire started from a tree used for caterpillars burning near the wagon shed behind former judge John C. Motter’s home. Quick bucket brigades and a chemical extinguishing party kept flames under control with only partial shingle roof damage. Allan Motter, son of the judge, had been burning the tree.
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John C. Motter
Eds
Allan Motter
Judge Motter
Moose Charter Reopens As Membership Drive Planned
Frederick Lodge No 371 Loyal Order of Moose pushes new campaign to reach 606 members and plans a new fraternity building in Frederick. Secretary FL J Knode reports strong member effort and forthcoming band instruments, with a moral credo on friendship accompanying the note from Youths Companion.
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Frederick Lodge
Order of Moose
FL J. Knode
Supreme Lodge
Knode
Order
Frederick
Vierce
Fund Started for Free Summer Band Concerts in City
A city committee chaired by the mayor launches a plan to offer free public band concerts once weekly through July and August. They aim to raise $200 from interested residents to support the series.
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Frederick
Corporation of
Austin Baughman
Fratey
Fraley
Sungest
People's Insurance Company
Court Street
Col . A. Baughman
Community Band Concerts Fund Drive Planned
As chairman a public notice states a plan to hire a band for summer concerts. Readers are asked to contribute funds to cover expenses, with unions offering around 200 dollars or similar amounts. Donations should be sent to The News to support the effort and ensure the concerts proceed.
Fireworks Committee Plans $100 Outfit for July Display
The Civic Club subcommittee reports progress securing a fireworks display for the Fourth of July, needing $100 more to fund outfits projected to cost over $200 in value. Donations are welcomed, with Mrs Heart L. G Kieffer, chair, accepting contributions to fund a safe public celebration. Merchants and organizations file entries for parade features, inviting families to participate with floats or decorated vehicles.
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Civic Club
Heart L. G Kieffer
Death of Martin Freshman Libertyville City Marshal
Martin Freshman, 60, longtime Libertyville city marshal, died yesterday at 3 PM at his nephew Lewis Lochner’s home in Mt. Pleasant after a stroke and paralysis. A native of Lewistown, he is survived by sister Susan McCuller of Creagerstown. Funeral at 7 AM tomorrow at the Catholic church in Thamront, burial in the adjoining cemetery. Putman and Barton of Walkersville funeral directors.
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Martin Frusitman
Martin Freshman
Lewis Lochner
Mt. Pleasant
Freshman
Libertyville
Lewistown
Susan McCuller
Creagerstown
Thamront
Putman and Barton
Walkersville
Picnic notices and local advertisements in Clifton area
The notice lists the Great Braddock picnic at Mercer's Grove Clifton on the H and FL R W for Saturday August 9 1913 with sealed bid deadline July 14 at 12 noon. Mt Zion Lutheran Sunday school picnic at John Holter's Grove on July 26. Local ads promote Country Butter Blue Ribbon Grocery Hershberger's bread and ice cream. A Lancaster divorce notice. Dancing school tango class at Miss Ritchie. Ice cream ads urge sanitary production. Help wanted at The News office. Real estate listing for a storefront in Frederick Maryland.
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Tedig & Miller -Fred
Nat Bank Greenawalt
Shipley
Phibjetates
Cooper ‘Walls & Co
Moler
Barber School
C. Mateny
Mt. Zion Lutheran
Mercer's Grove
Clifton Station
H and FL R. W
Mt. Zion Lutheran Sunday School
John Holter
Pick Hagerstown For Next Meeting
R H Edmundson Missons editor of Manufacturers Record discusses home missions and South growth offering church opportunities. The Western District Baptist Association of Maryland will meet in Jingerstown next year on Tuesday and Wednesday after the third Sunday in June. Rev G P Beers to preach the annual convention sermon.
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Jingerstown
Western District Baptist Association of Maryland
G. Pitt Beers
Luaberty Herents
Baltimore
EB. K. Thomas
Hagerstown
Richard H Edmunds
Manufacturers’ Record
Edmunds
Ife
Baptist Church
South
Galveston
Union
New Orleans
United States
Home Mission Board
Gray
Oliver Shank
Laberty Heights
E EK Thomas
W. C. Hendrickson
Rockville
Braddock Cottage For Rent Notice
Rent offered for Braddock Cottage at Brad dock Heights by CRCLINE, O Box 87, Frederick, Md. Window display shows Beautiful Dishes. save labels from RESTOFALL BREAD to obtain. RERSIIBERGER'S.
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Braddock
Frederick, Ma
Rersiiberger
Citizens' National Bank Report of the Condition
Citizens' National Bank of Frederick Maryland reports at close of business June 4. Resources show United States bonds to secure circulation and various deposits and cash items. Total resources amount to 3,964,336.21 with liabilities including capital stock, surplus, and numerous deposits and due-to accounts. Attestation by Cashier Wm. G. Zimmerman on June 11, 1913, before Notary J. Travers Thomas.
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Loma
Fom
Beylg
Jenee Ee
National Banke Novas
Tonka
AOL
United States
State of Maryland
Precerick
Wm. G Zimmerman
WM. G. Zimmerman
J. Travers Thomas
New Linen Fabrics Attract Customers In Tables of Value
A local sale features RATINE LINEN and SWEETING LINENS with wide widths and color options. Pricing shows LINEN garments at 86e yard and blends from $1.00 to $1.60 for various items. Undergarments include Dt Diemel Linen Mesh, B. V. D Union Suits, Otis Vests and Pants, and Eclipse shirts. Adjusto sleeve offered for versatile wear and comfort.
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Linas
B. V. D Union
Otis
Eclipse
Neidig & Miller Silk Garment Sale Ad
Special sale ad from Neidig and Miller promoting Bulgarian designs on wide grounds shirts waists and dresses. Displays yard goods and ready made shirts and corsets with low prices and new shipment arrival. Indicates in window shirt waists and ready made sheets and dresses as value items for customers seeking honest value.
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Wille Msey
Jae
Real Estate and Insurance Listings From John N Brengle
John N Brengle advertises West Patrick street livery property and over 400 farms and business properties across Frederick area. Includes 46 to 363 acre farms near Woodsboro Jefferson Hansonville Urbana Monrovia Petersville Creagerstown and more with various sizes and locations. Also offers fire insurance and commercial printing services and a large city property list for quick buyers.
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Woodsboro
Jefferson
Hansonville
Frederick
New London
Lewistown
Thurmont
Charlesville
Urbana
Monroia
Petersviire
Crederick
Guiperspurg
Middletown
Shepherdstown
Bockeystown
Menant Airy
Brunswick
Ulica
Creagermiowa
Apeles
Cmmitaburg
Enere
Adamstown
Union Bridge
Barthglews
Adamastown
Lander
Mar Liberty
Mica
Piibian Castile
Mariscit
Monrovia
Ladienburg
Mt Pleasant
Wits
William H. Smith
Court Street
Montgomery
Mid- Retown
Woodsburg
Civ
Fredererick
Grunewik
Tabor
For Sale Store Dwelling and Stock in Growing Community
For sale store dwelling and stock of merchandise in a thriving railroad town on the LewOs owner offers bargains. Also cottages for sale and rent in Bradilork Hedmoia and other properties listed in Martinair W Va Port Law derdale Merida. We represent a surety bond company offering reliable coverage and low rates. Contact 74-W for details.
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Postmatter
Lew
Redline
Frederick
Bradilork Hedmoia
Tniva
Offre Nu
Thone
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the Daily News
Washington
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Bdison Anthe Mill Construc
Te Ribbon Grocery Hraddock J. D. Hendrickson
Marvel City
Opera House
the Progressive
J. C. Motter
E. A. Baughman
E. Austin Baughman
Fra
G A. Webster
Frederick, Md
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Second St
Hershberger’s
Carrie Lancaster
Walter Edward Lancaster
Ritchie
Trr Hershberger
I. Call On
Jollaffe Real Estate
Fredench, Md
Western ‘District Baptist Asso
R. H. Edmundson Missions
Growing South
Henderson
O. W. Henderson
Mr. Shank
Forward Mission
E. K. Thomas
E. B. Hatcher
State Missions
Hatcher
James W. Kirkman
Woman's State
Lovety
O. S . Wallace
T. Hi. White
E .K. Thomas
Richard W. Edmunds
W. Stronz
Laurel
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Chtzens' National Bank
Fredrick
Prederick
State of
Thomas H. Hallor
John C. Motte
J.D. Bake
Pearre ’S Pharmacy
Pearre’s
the Drug Store OF Special Service
S. Market ST
Telephone 101
John D. Hendrickson
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Nejdig & Miller
John N. Brengle
Court ST
Chas. T. K. Young
Commercial Printing
TUE News Office
M. L
Etchuson
THD
Wtchison Furniture
Thos. P. Rice
North Market Street
Thomas P. Rice
Grayson H. Staley
Karin
Fredere Ee Enere
Freder- 45
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Drederick
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Hrederick
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Peederieke
Bournteburn
Pearl
Mt.Alry
Fredéreto
Acre
Fredericts
Mt. Pleas
Fred
Erick
Woodbine
Howard County
Peters
Hie
Frederck
Mon
Navies
Clarksburg
Washington Grove
Yellow Springs
Comus
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New Market
Walkerstille
LeGore’s
Reisterstown
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