Frederick News subscribers urged to report missing copies
The Frederick News announces it is published by 8 Great Southern Printing Manufacturing Company of Frederick MD for subscribers. Readers who do not receive their paper promptly are asked to report it to the office as they strive to ensure perfect service. Copies are sold at New City Hotel Guckey's Cigar Store Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street Artington Hotel.
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Recall feature spreads in city charters across states
The recall idea spreads through city charters as a national movement. Arizona moves first to include recall in its constitution enabling removal of state officers and judges. Los Angeles Seattle and others saw recalls and reshaped terms, while Oregon fights for votes for women.
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Oregonature Subsib Decision Faces Public Vote
The source text hints at a policy shift with a majority backing a proposition, noting a 24,000 adverse majority is unlikely to be overturned and that women remain hopeful about progress. The passage is garbled and lacks clear names or dates.
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Des Moines debates municipal ownership of streetcars
Des Moines moves toward municipal ownership of its street railway system as private companies struggle to meet city conditions and finance operations. Detroit and Toledo show partial progress. Des Moines appears most advanced in this trend, with a debate on selling to the city as a last resort to gain control of transit.
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Missionaries’ economic plans spark debate in city districts
A Pall Mall era discussion on industrial ventures and farm improvement unfolds as Dr Ja ke Bailes of the Nya Var College comments on local industries and the push for modernization. The exchange touches on public policy, employment, and the tension between urban growth and agricultural stability.
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Fierce Night Alarm in Sixteen Streets
A fragmented report describes a loud night alarm in the city, with scattered letters and names. It references police or emergency response and mentions locations such as Berner and Boe Peat. No clear victim or outcome is stated.
Back to the land debate stirs urban rural divide
The piece argues for large scale farming and scientific methods over small plots, claiming farm consolidation and machinery boost efficiency. It critiques urban philanthropists seeking to relieve city congestion and extols the virility of agriculture as a national cornerstone.
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Minu tes of Merriness and Silly exchanges in old journal
A fragmented humorous page features quips about innocence and justice, playful dialogue between children and adults, a boy asking for a large thermometer, a mention of a baroness with a new costume daily, and a joke about a rubber company. The tone resembles1800s humor columns with clipped phrases and whimsical asides.
Twas Ever Thus Two Children Play On A Walk
A fragment near rhymed playful verse describes two children at a walk, sharing mischief and quarrel while a mother observes. The tone is light and moralizing as the children resume their play and a gentle warning to behave follows.
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MISS DOTY A BRIDE CEREMONY AND WEDDINGS
A quiet ceremony in Westminster unites Miss Doty and Mr. Haregett with pastor Rev. Wast officiating. The wedding party wore crepe de chine gowns and carried white carnations, and the couple plans to settle on a Frederick area farm after a Cleveland visit. A second wedding at near Jamestown united Hula Norwood and Harry M. Roderick with Rev. Wast conducting, followed by dinner and travel to Liamsville and Baltimore.
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Fragmentary legal notice from old Mountain Creek page
Fragmented OCR text suggests a legal or court related item with names, places, dates, and actions. Readable elements include Mountain Chup and references to persons and potential hearings. Details are unclear due to garbled letters and misspellings, but the core mentions a court grip and docket style phrasing.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick Recap
Twenty years ago in Frederick a gathering of local figures discussed union business and civic development. Frank W Watson, deputy States attorney, attended and spoke, noting plans for a Palmetto Fiber Company move and a potential building offer as the city eyes growth and redevelopment.
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New York Stocks March 2 191L Quotations
New York stocks for March 2 191L show market quotations supplied by Motter Bros Co. The brief item lists price movements and notable gains and losses across listed industrials and rail indices with emphasis on closing tendencies.
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Baltimore Stock Market Report March 2 1911 Prices
The Baltimore stock market closes corrected to noon with updates from Motter Bros. Co. featuring listings for Cons. Cotton Duck, Pid. Cotton Duck, Phaera, gas, Georgian and Alabama GAD, Seaboard companies, Western Maryland, United Ass, and Seaboard Air Line. notable prices include Cons. Cotton Duck 7, Seaboard Air Line Ist dg 87, and Lily aboard Company 24 14.
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