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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1913
Page
6
Frederick Daily News announces subscription rates and delivery options for daily and semi weekly editions. It lists officers including KB Birely and Geo. Birley and notes mailing details, office contact, and subscription terms for domestic and international addresses.
Subscriptions readers asked to report missed issues to help fix service. Paper listed for sale at several local outlets including New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store Near Patrick Street Artington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery Store.
Final steps in merging the Frederick and Hagerstown trolley companies and allied interests into one large concern. The consolidation aims to modernize operations, raise service standards, and spur further growth in Frederick and surrounding communities through joint improvements and broader regional impact.
Indebted to pioneer citizens who built the Frederick Railroad, the community begins Easter celebration with a reflection on resurrection. The article links Easter's spiritual meaning, spring renewal, and hopes for higher aims and firmer resolve in personal life.
A lyrical fragment from Baltimore Sim celebrates rural loveliness and escape from city life. The narrator longs for meadows, dewy mornings, sapphire skies, violet waiters, and pussy-willow trees, presenting country life as a lure stronger than urban glitz.
Business in the courts record transfers including Thurmenm Land and Improvement Co to George Willhide with property valued at 625.35 dollars. executors Rouzer and DaJamus to Willhide for 7805 dollars. William H. Smith and wife to John J. Biehl for 10 dollars, all described as county real estate transactions.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick local items note the Brunswick formed Thomas Fitzgerald Division of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, a Philadelphia church pastor gave a lecture at the C513 Opera House, a new safe was placed, and Templars’ Dramatic Association expressed sympathy for Mr and Mrs Daniel. Roger Wicherts named chief marshal for the Independent Hore Company parade celebration.
Mullinix 10 plans major improvements at the Pope property on North Market Street prepared by Edward Kepner architect. Work starts soon with front store rooms torn out for glass display fronts and a lower floor dropped to street level with concrete pavement. Second floor adds a north apartment and south offices, Drs Rudelin to take offices, third floor to be decided. Central heating and modern sanitation to be installed. local contractors to perform rushed work.
Carroll Phillips 15 files charges against William McGill principal of Creagerstown schools for assault and battery after a punishment that included a harsh thrashing. McGill, arrested by a magistrate in the city, faced claims of ongoing trouble with pupils. Phillips was taken to Frederick by his father, John Phillips.
A series of death notices from Frederick region with ages, survivors, funeral details, and local obituaries for Lydia Ann Olivier Myler John Doe Shafer Maria L Look Mary Sloanott McGovern Sarah Jane Moberly and others. Also brief police reports on Simon Best Leon Smith Harvey Conner and a closing adage about stopping an ad to save money.
A garbled notice touts opportunities for investment in trust funds backed by assets said to guarantee payments from 175 percent to higher figures. It promises annual interest and on demand security, naming trustees and firms, with vague dates and terms.
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