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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1913
Page
4
Captain Markey announces a new training system for Frederick based Company A. The program creates two curricula, assigns noncommissioned officers as instructors, and turns soldiers into learners while officers teach. Each member must complete 36 hours annually, with class sizes 10 to 30 minutes per drill night.
Adjutant General Macklin announces next summer’s camp for the First Brigade Maryland National Guard will be Camp Phillips Lee Goldsborough in honor of the Governor. Camps open July 13 to 26 with specific sessions for junior officers, adjutants, quartermasters, and staff officers. Brig-Gen Charles D. Gaither to command.
William C. Anderson, superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League, sent another letter to William L. Marbury after Marbury declined to discuss the local option issue. The missive asks questions to probe whether Marbury’s quotation from a Wilson letter is sound and what Marbury and Senator Blair Lee might do in contingencies amid a national issues campaign.
Osher llerwig who sheltered two Central Falls runaways received a postal from George Sanners, whose mother paid for his carfare home. Young Sanners arrived home March 20 and thanked Mr Herwig for his kindness. The older boy, released from jail to fend for himself, has not been heard from. A jury ruled for Robert G. Harper Carroll in a suit to eject St Charles College trustees from land conveyed by Charles Carroll of Carrollton on March 17 1830, with appeal to Court of Appeals.
An old advertisement promotes Dean's Kidney Pills claiming relief from backache,dizzy spells, sleepless nights, and urinary disorders. Testimonies from Frederick residents Mrs. A. T. Webster and others praise the remedy, urging customers to ask for Dean's Kidney Pills by name at local stores.
Frederick County teachers association committee reports about 2009 dollars pledged to fund a county summer school to be run with the Board of County School Commissioners. Six instructors will teach primary to high school branches. tuition is 10 dollars per course. Superintendent White will seek top talent. Washington Carroll and Montgomery counties may send teachers as well. The program will start in 1914.
Haller and Newman, noted Frederick insurance agents, relocate to first floor space in the Schley building on West Church Street recently purchased and remodeled by Lowenstein and Wertheimer. The office features glass storefront, a banking counter, three private rear rooms, and brown decor, with a planned real estate department launching in spring. The Economy Silo Company also moves into Haller and Newman’s former East Patrick Street offices. The column also notes old Baltimore Newsies hawking papers with false extras amid town chatter.
The Y M C A league concludes with Rough Riders victorious as the Carnegies split two wins against the Vanderbilts in a three game set. Vanderbilts and Monocacys left tied, Rockefellers and Sioux tied for next week playoff seeding. Live Stock Board halts dairy inspection due to budget end. funds resume May 1 with $3 monthly allowance.
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Disemers as the world’s premier cough remedy for forty three years. It notes over three million bottles used last year and offers refunds if the product fails to help. The claim is supported by consumer testimonials including Owens of Allendale SC. Available for $1.09 at Dearres Pharmacy.
Emory L. Coblentz presides with CLAS Wertheimer as vice president and Frank C. Norwood as vice president. Robt A. Kemp and Geo T. Baumgardner serve as cashiers and assistants. The bank states its success is mutual with its depositors.
Condensed statement for the Globe and Dimnity Company of New York as of December 31 shows total income and disbursements for the year. Assets include bonds and stocks 2,078,029.31 and cash 274,100.07 with other items such as premiums in course of collection and accrued interest. Liabilities list unpaid claims and expenses, unearned premiums, commissions, and estimated taxes with surplus over liabilities at 1,594,777.69. Certification by Mason Stunak, Insurance Commissioner, appears in print.
Frederick Maryland notices announce annual stockholders meeting for Frederick Brick Works on April 7, 1913 to elect five directors. sealed proposals due April 1, 1913 for brick and cobble gutter on Elm Street. a group plans to organize The Frederick Trust Company with listed organizers.
Florence J Hahn to sell at public auction on April 7 1943 at 19 oclock near Araby Chapel Monocacy Urbana turnpike Frederick County Maryland. Items include cows hogs wagons farm gear household furniture sewing machine Estey organ kitchenware bed sets dining set carvings and many farm tools. Terms: credit over 5 dollars at 6 months with note and security. under 5 dollars cash. no removal before payment. Auctioneer Harvey Lease. Clerk J H Bussard.
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