The Daily News and The Semi Weekly News Frederick Md
The Daily News and The Semi-Weekly News announce subscription rates and mail options. The Daily News is mailed or delivered in Frederick Maryland for 25 cents monthly or five dollars yearly. The Semi-Weekly News costs one dollar per year with club offers. The News Office handles advertising and correspondence, with deliveries via the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange.
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Eegacramnc Company
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Birely
RE. Delapla
Bec’y
Frederick Daily Rws
United States
Connerton
Chesapeake & Motomac Telephone Exchange
Frederick
Frederick News Subscribers Report Paper Delivery Issues
The Frederick News asks subscribers who do not receive their paper regularly to report it to the office, stating they are doing everything possible to improve service. The note is dated Monday March 27, 1911 and addresses readers directly about delivery reliability.
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Frederick
Open Air Schools and Air Quality Campaign
Open air schools are praised as a remedy for disease and poor ventilation. The movement promotes outdoor activity and proper ventilation in schools, arguing that fresh air benefits ill children and improves learning. Plans for Hays High School include measures to improve air supply and comfort for students.
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Frederick
Spe
National Society For the Study and Prevention
Hays’ High School
Farmers Urged to Advertise Dairy Goods in Newspapers
A Pennsylvania farmers institute speaker urged dairy producers to advertise products in newspapers much like merchants. The article argues that prudent newspaper ads help farmers reach buyers and secure better returns for their skill and labor, noting The News provides broader coverage.
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Pennsylvania
Advertising Medium Makes Farm Produce Sell Fast
A Frederick newspaper urges farmers and rural homeowners to use the papers columns to advertise local products and reach county residents. It stresses the Daily News and Semi-Weekly News as trusted advertising mediums with proven value for years.
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Frederick
Frederick Daily News
Voice of the Press Age of Man in Post Life Feature
The piece discusses themes of truth and perception in a Washington Post life section column. It references Miss John Tigelow a France expert and notes his aging but active status as a library president. It reflects on political tradition and potential shifts toward conservatism.
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Washington Post
Jone
Minster
John Tigelow
Seminine Iindster
France
Tie
Tigelaw
Perhapa Be
Sume
Vreetow
Maryland and Roosevelt tackle history and politics in remarks
Maryland prospers with rising waterfront values as Roosevelt highlights Canal Zone lessons. The piece notes Baltimore and state growth, contrasts battles and history, and critiques mobilization and political shifts. It cites the New York World criticizing wartime instruction and calls for school board control amid socialist and republican tensions.
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United States
Bunker HI
Futaw Springs
Washington
New England
Aitell
Maryland
Seidl Wis Elert
Berger
Congress
Baltimore Sur
Toregn
Minutes of Merriness and Local Chats
Fragmentary mixed quotes from a small town page mentioning Mrs Hilcroek, bargains at atoves, mistaken visits at Mrs Gilet’s, a redily visiting Washail, and a sick man. It notes detectives in Subbubs and a fleeting reference to Philadelphia records.
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Mrs. Hilcroek
Tsuffalo Express
Moments With The Muse And a Fragment Of Poem
A fragment titled Moments With The Muse describes a tumbler's ladder and Prom ee to pea lines, with reflections on fate and desire. Another fragment Untitled Or To plucked a rosebud rich with dew expresses growth and awakening, noting the Master’s work revealed in fragrant beauty. The page also mentions corn salve and a refund note for late rent.
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Aoomaudkin
Hans
Bubbi
Jury Awards $1000 for Property Loss in Brunswick Case
The jury in the De Kamberger versus Baltimore and Ohio Railroad case, moved to Washington County from Frederick after 33 days, awarded $1000 to the plaintiff for depreciation of property caused by railroad improvements. The dispute centered on a yard embankment, drainage disruption, noise, and loss of road access. Attorneys for both sides argued over adequacy and instructions, with a new trial motion filed.
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Brunswick
Washington County
de Kamberger
Baltimore & Gble
Washington
Frederick
Kanbergser
Mat
Kant Perger
Kamberger
Messrs
Wiliam L. Grof
F. Wadson
Lorenzo Gardner
Stoner
Weinberg
Harp
Wagaman
Park
Bond Lane
Keedy
Tudee Bond
Westminstergome
Pulp
Cumberland
Enlarging Prints by John F. Kreh for Montauk Harbor Views
Photographer John F. Kreh has received enlargements from Ponuesi Ir provement Co of New Yorbury for the proposed docks and harbor at Montauk. The prints include bird's eye views of the Quoqioe states on Long Island developed by the Pennsylvania Company. Enlarging and preparing new copies is a delicate task that only an expert can handle at this time.
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John F. Kreh
Ponuesi Irprovement Co
New Yorbury
Montaurk
Eng Isinni
Quoqioe
Long Island
Pennsylvania Company
Carris Plays Fast Game at Ouiaie Park
Kelly Haris of this city stars in a fast game at Ouiaie Park. He shows sharp fielding in a double play in the seventh and contributes at the plate. The Lattimmonians coach Jack Duin prompts Vaniganes with Rath at second base. Advertising continues to fund the paper.
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Ouiaie Park
Kelly Haris
Eigen Stirs
Jack Duin
Lattimmonians
Tia
Vaniganes
Rath
Warris
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Snowstorm Cripples Roads
Twenty years ago today a heavy snowstorm blanketed Frederick with over twenty inches fallen since yesterday morning. Drifts blocked many streets and county roads while fences and small buildings yielded to the weight. A lamp explosion at Mr George Meyer’s home on North Market Street nearly caused a fire, but he bravely doused the lamp and tossed it outside.
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George Mever
Nort Market Street
George Meverdy
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Correction Report
Prices of latest sales corrected to noon today by Motter Bros. & Co. list various stocks and bonds including Cotton Duck, Seaboard Air Line, United Railways, Western Maryland, and Georgia & Alabama. Entries show bids, par values, and yields with several items noted as 100 percent or 124 percent, reflecting market activity.
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Motter Bros. & Co
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Georgia
Alabama
Houston
Houston of
Elec. Rwy
Fis Orf
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Oddar
Seaboard Company
Maryland
May Wheat and Corn Market Feeds Chicago Trading Room
The Chicago grain market shows May Wheat at 484k with 87 percent, July Wheat at 881 and 883 percent, Sept Wheat lower. May Corn at 477 percent, July Corn at 495 percent. A fragmentary market note overlaps with incomplete lines and stray text about diseases and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.
Bank Directors Invite Patrons to Visit New Banking Rooms
The Baamlat Directors and Officers of the Central National Banks invite patrons and friends to tourVault new banking rooms at Mburket and Church streets, Friday March 7. Officials EMORY L. CORLENTA and CHAS WERTHDIMEL preside, with other officers listed.
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Central National Banks
Bani
Pithlei
Oatalanageek
Certier Et Mburket
Taiederteh
Duriers
Facins Eetram GL
Wastessem
VNU
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