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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1913
Page
6
The Daily News and Semi Weekly News announce subscription options and rates. The paper serves Frederick Maryland with postal mailing to the United States. The News Office details contact methods and postage arrangements for advertisements and correspondence.
Subscribers urged to report missed copies as the newspaper works to perfect service. The News is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidts Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery Store McCardell's Store Hotel Braddock.
After days of drought the rains rejuvenated fields and vegetation, easing fears of crop damage. Despite a destructive hail and wind storm in some areas, the region benefits overall, prompting Frederick residents to urge support for local farmers while noting public funds are rarely used for such advertising.
A chorus of city residents seeks agricultural land and summer homes while thousands of young men search for business chances. The American people are on the move, choosing states that advertise their resources most thoroughly.
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes a push for one cent postage on first class mail within city limits as a step toward broader penny postage, arguing cities fund postal service and benefit farmers and smaller towns. The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports Bristol’s plan to tax billboards to curb visual pollution, questioning valuation bases and potential deterrent effects, hoping others imitate the experiment.
A Gay portrait of a young nymph with dancing grace and pale green veil. The verse highlights her blooming cheeks, dewy lips, sunlit robes, crown of roses, bound rose bands, and lively eyes. It paints a playful summer charm and promises gracious boons as she strides in lightness, captioned by the Baltimore American.
An advertisement from Pearce's Modern Pharmacy promotes Dr Hatem's Reema Cure for persistent skin eruptions. It touts years of use, claiming a real remedy after failing with other drugs and references treatment locations in Philadelphia and St Louis.
Community debate runs through a bond issue for a Clarksburg to Boyds pike, with Germantown opposition. Hagerstown’s New York Central Iron Works bankruptcy shows $215,368 liabilities. church assignments place Rev. Helfenstein with assistants Will and Barnwell aiding Ellicott City area congregations.
Ralph Caples announces Louis F. Klein to be general Eastern agent for Western Maryland Railway effective July 1 with headquarters at 290 Broadway New York. Miliciu resigns as Western Maryland executive staff member from Winds Central to join WM executive ranks.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick the Board of Aldermen instructed the mayor to ban fireworks on the Fourth of July and appointed a committee to aid city health officers. An ordinance required muzzling dogs in July and August. Marion Joline of Frederick was valedictorian at Gottingen College. The Academy of the Visitation held its annual premium distribution. Mayor Fleming received a gift ring for his 44th birthday. Alan Frederick College ceremony featured Bernard C. Stear of Baltimore as guest speaker.
Governor Goldsborough to attend the cornerstone ceremony for Frederick Company A armory. Masons and Columbia Lodge will sponsor the event with militia officers, leaders and officials from Frederick in attendance. Brickwork advances toward completion of a $41,000 building expected to house the unit by fall.
Mount St Marys infielder Dan Costello of Emmittsburg signed with the New York Highlanders after interest from Orioles executive Jack Dunn. Costello will join Frank Chance and report after school. Dunn reportedly offered $500 a month for a late contract while Costello pursued a potential higher sum.
Prices of listed stocks corrected to noon today by Moiter Bros and Co Puakers and Brokers include Cotton Duck Georgia Alabama and United Rys with figures such as 96 58 0 2514 and 118 plus Mercantile Trust 161 and Fairmont Coal 6. Chicago Railways and Houston Oil appear in the listings with several other railroads banks and utilities also quoted.
New York stocks show early activity with quotations furnished by Motter Bros and Co. Investors monitor price movement across key industrials and rail issues as market tone weighs on trading.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Peter Koontz of Detour died suddenly at five months from spinal meningitis and was buried after a morning service at Haughs church with M L Creager directing funeral arrangements. Thomas Perry Thompson aged 73 died at his sister Mrs Gornelius Beans home near Deerwood Montgomery county from paralysis, listed as son of Elijah Thompson of Montgomery county. Columbus Thompson of Washington is his brother.
The funeral for William Wise, a colored man, was held yesterday at 2:20 PM from Quinn A M E Church. Rev. John M. Porter led services with Revs. L J Valentine and X J Gassaway assisting. Pallbearers included George M. Sewell and five others. Burial followed at Greenmount Cemetery. Thomas P. Rice served as funeral director.
Financial text advertises ground rents in Baltimore with rates and prices, claiming expertise and direct representation. It promises to attend to commissions and ensure correctness of any representation, listing Francis Walg aa Investments and Insurance and address details.
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