Frederick Daily News 1913 Local Publication Details
The Frederick Daily News announces its publishing house The Great Southern Printing Company Frederic k MD and lists officers. It details subscription rates for daily and semi weekly editions and notes mail and carrier delivery options within the United States. The paper is a second class mail matter issued Thursday May 1 1913.
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United States
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
Frederick
Frederic
Frederick News Subscriptions and Delivery Notice
Subcribers missing their copies should report the issue as the paper strives for perfect service. The News is available at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery Store.
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Frederick News
Gale
New City
Buckey’s
Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman, Bros
Streets Safer With Traffic Controls Urged In Cities
A London dispatch notes a select committee may urge better control of power-driven vehicles. London police advocate penal offenses for reckless and drunk driving. Chicago reports 1912 motor fatalities near 100 as U S cities look to curb danger. Proposals include speed equalization and dedicated lanes for speeds. Also a separate piece on finishing tasks stresses focus and a steady program.
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London
House of Commons
Chicago News
Sulzer
New York
United States
Chicago
Enduring work ethic bridges starts and finishes
The passage argues that success hinges on finishing begun work rather than merely starting. It notes many good starters exist but few finishers who consistently complete valuable work and deliver results over time.
Garden Cranks vs Chicken Raisers In The Press
A Kansas City Times piece extols the joys of gardening over poultry keeping. It argues gardening requires little space and enthusiasm, while chicken raising demands livestock, poultry, and subscriptions to journals. It ends noting the joy of the first harvest and encourages amateurs to start gardening.
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Kansas City
Minutes of Merriness in a Barbershop Mixup
A Newark Times item humorously recounts a scene where a locksmith cut hair at out rates, sparking jokes about a barber shop mistake. Giles accuses the incident of resembling hackman handiwork in a lighthearted urban anecdote.
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Giles
Newark Times
The World Transformed and A Stranger's Pity
A reflective speaker laments fate blocking achievement then gains optimism after meeting a young woman who flatters him. He finds in her words a reassurance of his strength and charm as he continues to sing, finding solace amid yearning. Record-Herald.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick News Briefs
Twenty years ago today in Frederick a Ladies Aid from the Columbian Fair awarded prizes for student history projects on Columbus discovery. Winners include Susie Markey of Frederick High School and Waite Major of New York Academy of Visitation. Directors of Mt. Ghvet Cemetery and Franklin Savings Bank were elected. Charles W. Lian died at 48.
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America
Columbus
Misa Susie Markey
Frederick Hich
Waite Major
New York
Academy of Visitation
Frederick
Frederick College
Francis
St. John’s
Manning
1. S. Thien
Viehelberger
Chase Hoffman
Jacob Rehrback
Edu
Mesherry
Bonds Bid Rejected for $25,000 School Issue
New York firm W N Coler and Co bid 7.03 per lot of 25 000 dollars for school bonds but commissioners rejected sale at par citing money market tight. Last year 25 000 dollars sold at 102 0 9. Rejection may affect plans for Washington street and Burkittsville schools with architect I vard Kepner proposing a modern three room building.
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New York
Board of County Commissioners
W. N. Coler and Co
Sessian
Moiny
Fies
Washington Street
South Street
Iis
Burkittsville Schoc
I.vard Kepner
Burkittsville
State Auditor and Assistant in Frederick visit county offices
State Auditor J. Enos Kay and Assistant Auditor W. A. Gillespig are in Frederick to audit records of the register of wills clerk and sheriff. They will study charges and fees, noting only the state portion, and expect to finish after a thorough accounting across the three offices.
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J. Enos Kay
W. A. Gillespig
Frederick
Register of Wills
Ray
Ailtespie
Register
Sherif
Tee
Maryland
McKay
Try
First Day Lot Sales Reported at Villa Estates Plan
The Edward L. Williams Co reports two lot sales at Villa Estates at noon with 10 to 15 inspecting on the grounds. They expect to close at least 10 more by day’s end. All lots are staked, pricing ranges from 240 to 350 dollars, with Montеvue and Hamburg Pike plots at 250, interior acre lots at 240, and smaller lots as low as 250. Salesmen are on Sugar Street daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Edward L. Wiliams Co
Villa Estates
Charles H. Klipp
Montevue Pike
Hamburg Pike
Endorsed at Home Frederick Citizen Praises Tolan's Kidney Pills
A Frederik resident, JLA Lipps of West Patrick Street, endorses Tolan's Kidney Pills as a trusted home remedy. The ad claims the product eased four hooves of Dean's Kidney Pills earlier and strongly recommends it, noting Buffalo NY as sole US agents and urging readers to remember the name Wyan's.
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Frederick
Lef Frederik
Lipps
Patrick Si
Mid
Dean
Sildurn
Buffalo
New York
United States
Ywan
Observance of Ascension Day Sermon by Rev Dixon and Templar Parade
The Jacques de Molay Commandery Knights Templar plan Ascension Day services at the Presbyterian Church led by Rev. Dr. T Freeman Dixon with a world wide observance. Officers will march in procession from the Masonic Temple to the church at 7:20 pm, followed by a parade through city streets and a choral program. The event aims to unite Knights Templar across nations and features specific music selections and solos. The Ladies Night drill for Jacques de Molay is set for Friday May 16 with a planning meeting held last night.
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Officera
Jacques de Molay Commandery
T. Freeman Dixon
Presbyterian Thurel
Knights Templar
United States
Peninsular
Oficers
Jacques de Molay
Templar
Masonic Temple
Yellow Springs
The
Presbyterian Church
Adele Edmunds
Emma Slagle
Elinor Markey
R. RR. Bowers
Charles Hendrickson
Edith Griffiths
Lord
Koschat
Stark
Harry Rowe Shelley
Barnby
Order of Knights Templar
William HH. Squires
Calvary
Philadelphia
Academy of Visitation
Haymaz
Helen Abell Conler
Nat
Sam
Harmas
Fl Hegin
Baltimore Stocks and bonds market summary May 1 1913
Latest noon prices and corrections from Motter Lius & Co Bankers and Brokers cover railroads utilities and industrials. Notable items include Seaboard Air Line 4s United Rys and Western Maryland funding notes and Houston Oil divisional issues with various par values.
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Motter Lius, & Co. Bankers and Brokers
SBY
Georgia
Alabama
Ceceeseee
Mlouston OI
Houston OH
MD. Klee
US North
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
TELIA
United Rys
United Itys
Tneone
United
Tys
Western Maryland
Nor Central
Fl&c
Ss Ma
Trust Mercantile Trust
Auvacosla & Potomac
Citizens’ Bank
Uc ON
Pid
Dephicago Railways
Houston Oil Div
Del
Bank ad encourages opening accounts and deposits
The notice touts strong capital and surplus figures and promotes opening a checking account. It promises 4 percent interest on special deposits and urges readers to deposit to help a successor build bank credit, noting services remain prompt and facilities excellent as rebuilding proceeds at a new location.
New York Stocks Quotations from Malter Bros Co
Today's stock quotations provided by Malter Bros Co summarize price movements across key shares and indices. The report lists notable gains and declines, reflecting market activity for the trading day.
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Malter Bros. & Co
Notices Registration for Frederick City Voters
Notice of intermediate registration for Frederick City Maryland voters under local law. Sessions run May 6 May 13 and May 20 1913 at four precinct locations. Foreigner naturalization papers urged for faster registration. removal certificates needed if voter changed precinct. Executed by M S Moberly president and city election officials.
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Frederick City
Maryland
State of
Tleven
Juile
Frederick County
Frederick
General Assembly of Maryland
Board of Supervisors of Election
Frederick Guy
Boards of Registry
West
Patrick Street
George Chambers
Salts
East Patrick Street
North Market Street
C. W. Miller
J. Daniel Crimmins
M.S. Moberly
Frederick MD Aldermen to Hear on East All Saints Street Regrading
Notice from Frederick Maryland commanding all interested to appear May 14 1913 at 8 o clock to hear the proposed ordinance by The Mayor and Aldermen of Frederick for regrading red paving and curb installation on East All Saints street between Market street and 250 feet east, with cost assessments apportioned by frontage and materials chosen by bids or by the city as applicable. John Edward Schell mayor.
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General Assembly of Maryland
Board of Aldermen
City Hall
Frederick
East All Saints Street
Market Street
Frederick City
Frederick County
Maryland
John Edward Schell
Frederick Driving Club Names Committees for July 4 Events
The Frederick Driving Club announced committees for the fairgrounds race meet and events on July 4. Printing, Advertising, Program, Motorcycle and Bicycle Races, Grounds, Horse Show, Prizes, and Officers were listed with members including S. H. Rosenstock, Chas F. Cramer, H. H. Brish, Olie Rosenberry, Everest Harding, Dr. F. M. Humphrey, Dr. W. J. Brown, W. Adams, and U. H. Brish.
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Frederick
H. OH. Brish
S. N. Rosenstock
W. S. Haller
H. H. Grish
S. H. Rosenstock
U. H. Brish
Most Prompt and Effectual Cure for Bad Colds
An ad copy claims a remedy to relieve cold symptoms by easing respiratory irritation and soothing the throat. It promotes wide sale and markets the product as a trusted option from dealers and distributors.
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