Busy Corner Ads and Local Notices in 19th Century Paper
A fragmented page lists ads and notices for merchants like Kennard Snide and Cramer & Stautter, with items such as rugs, spring suits, heat services, and property rentals. It includes names like Fredonia Council Mineral Notice, Brunswick K of P, and W. Third St agents Wanted. Also mentions for rent, lost items, and theater announcements from The Empire and Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debring
Pearre
Sasa A
Kennard Snide
Blue Ribbon
Fredonia Council
Brunswick K. of P
Cart
G. Dorser & Co
Trasi Company
Central
Cramer & Stautter
Third St
Reliable Spec. Co
Ars
W. H. Hinks
Saleayson
H. Mercer
D. Vonard
Schmidt and
Gilbert
The
Empire
Marvel
City “Opera House
Readings show heavy water use. bursted pipe fixed
Water Superintendent Burk continued meter readings across the city noting City Hotel and Maryland School for the Deaf as top consumers. He reported a burst pipe fixed and that earlier high usage at Ox Fibre Plant dropped to a fair level. Readings from Dec 28 to Jan 15 listed gallons for several sites, to be compiled for Aldermen review. George B. Trundle, Frederick area student at Gettysburg College, named assistant business manager for the 1948 Spectrum yearbook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burek
City Hotel
Maryland School For the Deaf
Baltimore
Ohi
Maryland School For Newf
Portner
Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co
Frederick City Garage
Thomas Sponseller
R. W. Smith
Buffalo
Green
Frenmick County
Yvannery
Burck
Cram
Board of Aldermen
George B. Trundle
Near Frederick
Pennsylvania (Gettysburg) College
Promotion for Miss King to Metric Trade Clerk
Miss Sadie King, long serving chief operator at the Co AP Telephone Exchange in this city, is promoted to Metric Trade Clerk. Her former post was held by Miss Collistoner of the St. Paul Exchange in Baltimore, who now leads the Frederick headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sadie King
Co AP Telephone Exchange
Freerick
Miss Collistoner
St. Paw
Baltimore
New Charter Bills Passed by House and Senate
A charter for Walkersville clear through the House with a referendum clause, amid expected opposition at the polls. Simultaneously a Middletown charter amendment expands corporate powers including smoke flues, heating and lighting, with safeguards on conflicting council interests. Senate actions include the Price bill dispute and Shepherd oyster culture measures, while a disputed county salary bill draws protest from Charles C. Waters. Also noted is a pending confirmation for John F. Davis and local political chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
House of Delegates
House
Mathias
McSherry
Middletown
Senate
Iso
Printwick
Mevia
Frederick County
Brust
Susgard
Nelson, Wach
Ter
Belt
Light Street
Cur- Tan
Rurmor
Charles C. Waters
Register of Wills
Office of the Register of Wills
Waters
John F. Davis
Urbana
Gedsherough
Te Ise
Anseph Fhaner
Teddover
Thay Ienit
Itewerss
Aroe
Central Dam
Notice to Farmers and Dealers in Walkerstale Md sale
Public notice warns farmers and dealers of a sale offering dairy cows high bred Holstein heifers and broad mares on March 25 1974 in Walkerstalle Maryland. Names Hon Feaster appear as organizer.
Saider's Tacup and Salad Drees Sawee Shop Listing
A fragmentary OCR item notes a local grocery, Saider's Tacup, and standard seven belt ribbon items. It mentions salad dressings and a basic price or product count, with unclear details about location or date.
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Saider
Tag Day Next Wednesday A Procee…
Civic Club sets tag day to raise funds for a public library opening to city and county residents. Volunteers sell white tags for ten cents or any donation. proceeds help finish library access.
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Dt Ig
Ibs
Peaple
Civic Club
Areen Voicectors
Cost 10 County of Its Iron Bridges Legore Bridge Assessment
Dec 3 1910 county records show LeGore Bridge costs and iron use across multiple crossings. East arch weakening noted. assessors cite high bond costs and prior bond issues. Petition drive against LeGore Bridge bill gathers signatures across the county ahead of Annapolis legislature session.
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Leviere Bridge
Board of County
Iss
Ceresville
Frederick Junction
Weaitshoro
Creagerstown
Brtot
Miller’s
Daubie Pipe Creek
JH. Lee Stoner
John D. Gaither
Bhver M. Powell
Gore Bridge
Monaca
LaGore Station
Mrr
Ledorn
John W. Thumm
Busy Corner advert and funeral notices in Brunswick
A fragmented market ad lists various goods with low prices including cakes, soap, toilet paper, sponges, powder, CDs, aluminum kettle, wax, feather duster, matches, chamois, broom, napkins, and shampoos. It also notes periodicals for sale and an advertising claim for Saturday Evening Post. Funeral notices for John H. Lakin urge lodge members and associated groups to attend. Card of thanks and a local pharmacy cough syrup promotion conclude the snippet.
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Mennen
Special At Phieeger's Grocery Advertises Low Prices
Phieeger's at 222 West Patrick Street advertises this Saturday March 21 sales on sugar coffee and matches. Offers include 5 pounds sugar for 20 cents and various coffees from 35 to 40 cents per two pounds with premiums, 3 boxes matches for 10 cents, Easy Ironing Starch and other cheap items. J. Ef Phlieger invites customers to call 218 6 or visit to see stock and become customers.
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Phieeger's
Stade
J. EF Phleeger
West Patrick Street
Funeral for Chippewa Brother Ho La kin Sunday
Red Men announce the funeral of Brother John Ho La kin, a Chippewa Tribe member, to be held Sunday afternoon with tribal members attending in a body. All members meet at the Wigwam at 1224, led by John Ho Renxnett, Chief of Records, and Milton Tl enquue, Sachem. Public sale of household furniture at Market and Saint streets scheduled Saturday at 1:00 PM and 7:34 PM.
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Knights of of Brunswick
Mountain City Lodge
K. of P
Fredonia Council
Frederick Aerie
Frederick Lodge
Pythian Castle
Court Street
Frederick
John H. Lakin
M. L. Hoffmaster
Fredonia
F. C. EF
J. H. Lakin
Aerie Room
Chase
Hoffman
W. P
Ernest M. Fox
John Ho Lakin
Wace
HO Renxnett
Milton TL Engue
Market and
Saint Streets
Frederick real estate listings from a mid sized city paper
Multiple properties for sale on East Third and Market streets plus East Fourth Street. Brick seven room home on East Third priced at 3750. Property on Market Street 935 by 125 suitable for business. Dilave avenue home with shade priced 3300. Several houses on East Fourth Street as investments. Double house on 400 by 159 lot with rent potential at 2440. Building lot described as 700 price front foot. Second Madison Street listing at 1850. Bungalow of Malone in western section near Kelley line. Realty firm WON JOLLIFFE advertises. W Church Street contact 201. Also sale of Gad Hay and shipments by MD Brick & Supply. Thser Brothers sale at Braddock Heights on March 28. Risers sale at 1 pm. others at 136 o’clock. Glee Club concert at College Hall on March 22 for building fund.
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East Third Street
South Market Street
Dilavenue
Market Street
East Fourth Street
Priice
Frederick
Madison Street
Cm Malone
Trail Avenue
Third Street
Sal
Local Bank Adverts and Varied Retail Prices in Frederick Md
A historical Frederick Maryland snippet lists bank officers including J D Baker as president and Wal G Baker as vice president along with multiple clerks. It also shows loan terms for various items such as furniture barns and stables, plus a Frederick shop advertisement for dresses, skirts, and fur accents with prices and sale tones.
Public sale notice and mixed barter ads from 1914
A chaotic 1914 newspaper blotter advertises a public sale of personal property on March 25 at 29 Third Street including furniture and carpets. It also lists multiple unrelated notices for stoves poultry dry cleaning palmistry and cleaning services along with several garbled advertising lines and business names.
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Third Street
Towit
Noble Cook
Anna M. Ruprecht
H. R. Snook
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Dalus News
George Washington
Philadelphia
Joseph &. Johnston
Washington
United States
Texas
Santiago Bay
Mars
Venus
Saturn
Jupiter
Mercury
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Surek
Maryland School
Consumers
Miss King
Brunswick
Taha Wood
Thre Iy
Hon Feaster
Club Club
Legore Bridge Assessment
East Arch
Mohler
Wwanswick
Annapolis
Ladies Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Clarence L. Kennard
Deb Ting
Pearce's
Bradshaw
Nny Quantity
MD Brick & Sipplyca
Frederick, Mad
Riser Brothers
Thser
Braddock
Marcy
S. Riser
Welack
Oelock P.m
Glee Clin
Hana Colese
Mees Elinor Markey
College Wall
Citizens’ Nat. Bank
Citizens’ National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
J. D. Baker
Wal G. Baker
Wil, G. Zimmerman
Samuel G. Duvall
Cashier
Joseph McDivit
Geo. Wr. Smith
Toomas H. Haller
Jomn
Ramanura
Danie Bakken
Wa. G. Barre
C. H. Contry
C. M. Trostag
P. L. Harcert
D. BE. Kevauven
Jons S. Newman Joux
Morr
J.D. Barer
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
Wind Storm Insurance
Church St
John D, Hendrickson
Volhs
Miese
India
Catia
Rive
Iendrickson
Neidig & Miller
Sey
Jlavre
Maridtyéwi
Ken
Pearre’s Pharmacy
the Drug Store
Market ST
WM. H. Knock
W. H. Knock
S. Market ST. Frederick, MD
Cramer & Stauffer
Cramer & Stati IR Aa
Rarguam Itu S
Arma Owagy E Eat
Solboam Ie
Dee Co Ta Vmentein
Lassa Bay Tatas Starke Wye Direct
Sen
Adeag Palteh
Titan
Etchison
the Atchison Furniture
New Citizens’ National Bank
Thomas P. Rice
Thomas P. Ron
Norti Market Street
Grayson
Mercer
Sandegan
Jenni Besmwr
Shookstown
Catoctin Mountain
Een Pee Harry G
Tritapor
Lewistown
Walkeraville
Drice
Woodsboro
lImprovements Wood
Feagaville
Walkersylle
Albaugh & Harrington
North Market Street
Chas. T. K. Young
Hever
Blue Ridge Summitt
W. M. RR
Grayson H. Staley
Yellow Springs
Ylon H. Staley
ATE & Insurance Agt
Josiah RR
Feaga UN Premises
T. Hickman
iMac
Schmidt & Gilbert
Melvin A. E. Biser
Smith
Fisher
Schmint & Gulbert
Mr. Frank
Patrick
Schmidt
Dilbert
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