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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
6
Notice about publication, pricing, and delivery options for The Daily News and The Semi Weekly News from Frederick, Maryland. Includes subscription rates for monthly, quarterly, and annual terms, mailing information, and contact details for the newspaper office and telephonic exchanges.
Subscribers who do not receive their paper regularly are asked to report the issue. The Frederick News is on sale at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street Arlington Hotel.
A Wells Cooke study shows bird migration exceeds early aviation efforts. The Arctic tern flies 2200 miles in 20 weeks, averaging over a thousand miles weekly with rests. Golden plover, cliff swallow, and other species demonstrate extraordinary endurance, suggesting manned flight is still in infancy and not near birds' feats.
Frederick county opens the annual sessions of the State Teachers Association at Braddock Heights. Teachers from across the state gather for a pleasant and profitable convention, with the event beginning as a hearty welcome extends from the county.
Citizens welcome the public school teachers to our county for a meeting in these improving educational facilities. The event aims to share instruction and set high service standards for the upcoming school session in this important profession.
A citywide appeal argues responsibility against entrenched boss rule and favors cleaner governance as public sentiment grows toward reform. The message reflects a Baltimore Sun line urging accountability and an end to long-standing disgrace.
A stitched together historical clip features eccentric humor and local color. It cites varied voices from the Detroit Prep Press to the Water, noting oddities from a dwarf performer to a dream sequence in a travel setting. The piece reflects period newspaper style with playful mood and collage of quotations.
The Washington Derald notes the United States nearing one million patents issued, marking a milestone in national progress. It highlights past innovations from the steamboat to the telephone and stresses the role of immigration and liberal government in fostering invention and opportunity. Commissioner Moore hopes the event will receive extended notice.
The document argues for preserving pupil welfare through safer well‑being of 80,000 plus students, condemning long summer breaks. It contrasts public funding for playgrounds with needs of youth, praising conservation ideas while stressing human capital. It notes rising interest in government by commission as a means to economy and efficiency.
A playful verse about Mayor Schell facing pressure for information. The poem mocks officials and recalls city governance, ending with a call to consider recall in city planning and commissions.
After a Glade Valley meeting on Saturday night, officers were elected or confirmed including Councillor War Wachter Vice Councillor A J Zimmerman Recording Secretary S W Cecil Assistant Recording Secretary Mary Wachter Financial Secretary G H C Wachter Treasurer A Ritter Conductor P Thomas Fy …warden William McGrews Inside Sentinel R Cremiwells Outside Sentinel Glowtana Jar Past Councilor Walter C Zupmer Main Trustees F T Olabd Zimmerman Fred Hevener Chaplain Pied Hevener
Improvements at the store room of HLT by Kline and Son at Court and West Patrick streets include a new window on Court street and a chestnut shelf inside. Edward Cramer of the Win 0D Rowers Lumber Co is involved. The space is being repainted by Henry R. Lampe’s crew and will be very attractive upon completion. A note touts Chamberlain's Liniment as a free remedy for musculoskeletal issues and mentions it is sold by all druggists.
A noon ceremony in the parlor of Mr and Mrs Charles Hormann united Miss Sophia Hormann and Dr Henry Raabe. Rev A G Hermann officiated. The couple welcomed guests from Tacoma to Baltimore and planned residence at 7 South Market Street. The bride, a graduate nurse, formerly of Scranton, wore a cream dress with lilies. A luncheon followed the ceremony with green and white décor and ferns. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Lewis Diehl Charlestown W Va and Rev and Mrs A G Hermann of Cessna Pa. The Progressive Democratic Association of Maryland held a meeting to discuss a secretary position and practical political engagement.
Work on the South Market sewer is progressing and nearing completion to the South Street corner. Four large veins of cork impeded the work. Excavations have begun on West South Street to connect with the old sewer on that street. Oil work on West All Saints Street started this morning with the new oil tank just received by the city.
Sparse OCR fragment shows July Wheat and Sept Wheat contracts, July Corn and Sept Corn activity with uncertain figures and dates. Strong entities include Chicago and grain contracts but specifics are illegible. Summary reflects a brief market update with unclear pricing and contract labels.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick local items note a column from Tas News. Farmers busy harvesting wheat amid good weather and progress. some fields show tangled grain. Howard Palmer of Wolfsville was struck in the eye by a pile of iron, receiving a severe burn. Dr. Baldwin removed the iron.
New York stocks quote today with market data provided by Ptone Thee Da Mower Pros. The report notes price movements across major indices and key issues. Investors monitor early sessions for trends in trading, with volatility reflected in several shares.
Prices of latest sales corrected at noon today by Motter Bros & Co Bankers and Brokers list a range of stocks and bonds. Notable entries include Seaboard Air Line United Rys Consols Maryland Trust Fidelity and Deposits and various coal and electric issues with percentage figures. The item reads as a financial update with numerous security quotes and par values.
Central National Bank details secured and unsecured bonds arrangements with reserve notes and capital after a financial line. A city ordinance in Frederick prohibits street sprinkling and pavement washing until revoked, with fines for violations as outlined by the mayor and water works superintendent.
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