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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1913
Page
6
The Frederick daily paper announces its independent status, publishing on Tuesdays and Fridays with a semi weekly edition. Subscriptions cost 1.00 yearly in advance and club rates apply. Office contact details are provided for mail, telegrams, and notices.
Frederick News informs subscribers to report irregular deliveries as efforts to fix service proceed. The issue notes where the newspaper is sold, mentions President Wilson's reform agenda, and reports a murder in Frederick amid inauguration crowds.
Miss Betty Mauls by Bouldin daughter of Mr and Mrs William Bouldin Jr will wed Chester C Kerr in Grace church Orange New Jersey on Monday March 24 at 436 pm. Reception at the bride’s home East Orange. Flower girl Min ane Harrison Boyd and best man Dion Kerr. Several ushers named from Washington New York City and Warrenton.
The Frederick County Partners Association pledges to seek a bill for greater economy in county affairs at the next Legislature. They favor modernizing methods such as deed recording to reduce work and costs while preserving administration quality, aiming to implement businesslike government reforms with broad citizen support. President Woodrow Wilson reaffirms core doctrines in his inaugural address, stressing sincere intent and determination for the public good.
Doubs Debating Club met in Manor Hall on Saturday night presided by John W. Carey. Recitation by Cornelia Briscoe, reading, and a debate on whether a coward is a worse character than a hypocrite ended with 7 to 1 in favor of the negative. Next week a new debate on capital punishment will be held.
A collection box at Roiquour's Patrick street store collected $8.27 for the Guy Stone fund and was added to The News' account, bringing the total to $565.47. Laura G. Garrett of Middletown, via her attorney A. M. Wood, has been granted an absolute divorce from Harrys XN. Garrett of Frederick, with custody of their infant Harriette Catherine Garrett awarded to Mrs Garrett. Charles McC. Mathias represented Mr Garrett.
Local items note legislative era changes including a law mandating contract rewrites at 20 per year by a telephone company and rate increases. Reports include Balti more Legion treasurer re election, a new West Paired site house, Frederick residents attending Cleveland's inauguration, stock transfer of Gese Bros musical merchandise business, and a Girls High School students' entertaining program.
Frederick representative Janes J. Gambrill Jr heads to Baltimore for a 2 20 PM public meeting of the tax equalization commission. The panel, chosen by Governor Goldsborough, will tour the state to gather views on reforming Maryland taxation to ease burdens, raise revenue, and harmonize city and county relations.
A Frederick citizen testifies to the benefits of Dean's Kidney Pills after three years. John J. Brown of 215 W Patrick St recounts earlier praise and says the medicine eased kidney trouble, backache, and abnormal secretions. Sold by J W Harner's Drug Store with Foster Milburn Co as sole US agents.
Motter Bros. & Co. Bankers and Brokers corrected stock prices as of noon today. Listings include United Ry Income United It Fundbig op United Rys Certificates Western Maryland Norfolk Central Georgia Alabama Georgia Houston Oil Com Seaboard Air Line Mercantile Trust Fairmont Coal and other holdings with varied notes and percentages.
A jumble of candidate notices declares campaigns for county offices in Frederick County. Names include Robert L. Cramer Ezra Lewis Cramer John Oh Prague and Abram J. Eichelberger, all seeking Democratic primaries or nominations for sheriff treasurer and county commissioner, urging Democratic voters to support them in the 1923 primaries.
In Chicago the grain market shows May and July contracts noted with July maturity. The text references corn and related trading activity, indicating typical futures movement and market timing signals without specific figures or outcomes.
Stock prices and trading summaries from March 5 show opening lows highs and last prices for major issues including Atchison Norfolk & Western Reading Southern Pacific Union Pacific and more. Total sales recorded at 126100 shares.
George Scott Webb died at his home in Washington D C on Friday February 28 at age 8 He is survived by two brothers and two sisters and is a nephew of Lucian Webb and Mrs Chas Schultz of this and Dr Newton F R Webb of Washington The funeral was held yesterday from his late home Lucien Webb of this city attended The Maryland Agricultural College trustees held an extended meeting to elect a president but deferred action for 30 days.
Advertises ZEMO as a guaranteed remedy for itching eczema and skin irritations. Claims instant relief on first use and rapid improvement after trying a 25 cent bottle, with a larger sixfold bottle offered at a dollar. Sold in drug stores and by mail from Williamson Drug Store and Rose Medicine Co.
Fragmented OCR text discusses cough remedies and medicinal claims with scattered names and places. It mentions a new dosage or product and references Midale and New Dos as possible origins. The readable portions suggest a noisy ad style item without a clear event or outcome.
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