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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1912
Page
4
The Daily News and Semi Weekly News announce subscription rates and mail options for readers in Frederick Maryland. The News office remains connected with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange for communications and business.
TO SUBSCRIBERS. Subscribers to The Frederick News who do not receive their paper reg ularly will confer a favor by report ing the same to this office, as We are doing everything within our power to make the service perfect.
The Frederick armory bill, introduced in the State Legislature, is under committee review with a report expected early next week. Support comes from Maryland National Guard leaders and conservative citizens who favor a local armory to serve Company A and provide multiuse space for public needs.
A display of Friderick Banks final statement highlights strong local finances with notable gains since the Comptroller’s latest report. The report underscores the community’s healthy economic condition and steady improvements in financial metrics.
Total resources amount to nearly 10 000 009 while deposits reach almost the 7 009 000 mark, remarkable for Frederick size. Community confidence in banks is well deserved as local institutions are praised for wise management. Spring hints at lower food prices and relief for households bearing winter burdens as Ola Sol shows growing strength.
The piece argues for using the free list to expand foreign markets while defending essential home industries. It notes Canadian market access vs tariffs and suggests shoes could be exported if tariffs drop abroad. It contrasts with New York World coverage of the British coal miners strike, citing widespread disruption and potential min wage action and fuel risks to the navy.
A fragmented editorial note critiques polar expeditions and a seasoned explorer. It touches on journalistic ethics, decries sensationalism, and cites the Brandt case to illustrate how a woman’s name was dragged into public debate.
The Baltimore Evening Sun urges newspapers and individuals to publish vindication for innocent persons and condemn the degradation of naming a woman to shield others. It warns that suppressing truth would invite widespread injustice and endless cases.
A fragmented collection of humorous quotes and dialogue from period newspapers. Jokes touch on elections, neighbors, a department store clerk, and a playful exchange about a suitor and Miss Richleigh. The tone mirrors early 20th century comic snippets.
A nostalgic verse evokes Frederick memories with landmarks and familiar figures. It recalls Beckleys, Leary's meadow, Monocacy, the old bridge, and Aunt Sarah’s ginger cakes while yearning for the town’s unchanged charm through years and changing customs.
Weather notes recount a cold spell dipping to 16 degrees and a high of 34, February’s warmth fading under arctic nights. February’s end showed spring hints before sharp freezes, with 3 below zero the coldest of the year aside from January. A month of varied skies, one thunderstorm, and 2.32 inches of precip gathered. heavy snows on the fourth and 13-4 inches on the 26th. The Lanes Aid Society held a Trinity M E Church South social with music, readings, and about $16 raised.
Twenty years back in Frederick dated March 2 1892 reports war claims in Congress via Representative McKaix and Ear debates over refunds to allies. A sale of an asset to Turner of Brownugne brought $7000. Feb mean temperature 3h 42 magimen and precipitation details list a 28% snow measure and total snowfall 10.
Motter Bros. & Co Bankers and Brokers provides latest stock quotations for New York shares. Prices are corrected up to noon today, reflecting current sales.
A compact rundown of securities with listings from A C Con to Western Maryland Ist 4s and Seaboard lines. Includes notes on bonds, preferreds, and income certificates across multiple railways and utilities.
The report shows Central National Bank of Frederick Maryland at February 20 1912 with assets including loans and discounts 687361.15 overdrafts 0 securities 150000.00 banking house furniture and fixtures 3260.07 cash items 1198449 notes of other national banks 1650.90 fractional currency 392.79 specie 1922.08 reserve funds 5000 total liabilities include capital stock 245000.00 surplus 60900.00 deposits and other items including due to banks and trust companies and miscellaneous contingent items.
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