Daily News Frederick Md advertising and mailing rates
The Frederick Daily News declares subscription prices and options for city carriers and mail delivery in the United States. Rates include 26 cents per month, 9.5 for four months, 1.60 for six months, and 4.00 per year. The Semi Weekly News publishes Tuesdays and Fridays with yearly prepaid rates. The News Office connects to the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange for correspondence and business inquiries.
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Frederick
City
United States
Amtee
Chesapeake & Potomac Telehone Exchange
Frader& Md
Subscribers urged to report missed Frederick News copies
The Frederick News asks subscribers who do not receive their paper regularly to report it to the office as efforts are made to improve service. The paper is sold at several local outlets including New City Hotel Luckey's Cigar Store 8 Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store Wear Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery Store.
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Frederick News
New City Hotel
Frederick County to Exhibit at Maryland State Fair
Frederick County plans to be represented at the annual exhibition held by the state agricultural and horticultural associations in Baltimore at the Fifth Regiment Armory next November. The Frederick County Farmers Association aims to have a distinctive display, promoting farm production and cooperation to attract visitors and showcase the county’s best produce.
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Frederick County
Fifth Regiment
Baltimore
Frederick County Farmers’ Association
Maryland
Farmers’ Association
The Motor Truck Developments and Vehicle Shift
The article notes rising use and manufacture of motorized vehicles replacing horses. It suggests motor trucks may become highly serviceable and notes rapid adoption of customer driven vehicles over the old draft system. The piece reflects early industrial shifts toward motorized transportation and its anticipated impact.
Motor Trucks Prove Endurance in 288 Mile Reliability Run
Frederick residents witnessed a reliability run covering 288 miles where large motor trucks demonstrated their ability to maintain full capacity over rough roads and steep hills. The test showcased the potential expansion of motor truck use in commerce and commercial transport.
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Chines
Frederick
Real estate transfers and court accounts listed in county records
Several property deeds are recorded including Emmeline Dudderar and Savilla Radcliffe to Savilla, Blessing to Solomon Blessing, Keeney to Carrie Keeney, and Sundergill to Dudderar and Radcliffe. Real estate values range from $1 to $1,900. First and final account of J Travers Thomas as executor filed. Radication of sales for Elizabeth Lampe estate noted.
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Emmeline Dudderar
Savilla A Radcliffe
John W. Leopold
Solomon V. Blessing and
VP. Keeney
Carrie
B. Keeney
Chester W. Frye
Suate A. Tillingaine
Near Lovettsvile
Pmeline Dudderar
Savilla
A. Radcliffe
W. Guy Radcliffe
Cornelia A. Sundergill
Duddérar
Linganore
Benjamin B. Biehl
Charles W. Beard
Johnsville
Theodore W. Creager
George W. Creager
J. Travers Thomas
Angle &, Thomas
Elizabeth M. Lampe
Marylanders Pick Places on Congressional Committees
Maryland congressmen reveal preferences for committee seats. F Q O Smith seeks District of Columbia Committee arrival, citing strong ties between his district and Washington. George Konig would yield to Smith if needed, with other assignments including Foreign Affairs Naval Affairs and Post Office routes among colleagues.
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F. Q O. Smith
Maryland
District of Columbia
Ile
Washington
George Konig
East Baltimore
Smith
Keefer Funeral Held in Washington for Charles W H Keefer
The funeral of Charles W. H. Keefer who died in Washington was held at his sister Mrs C C Carty's East Patrick Street residence at 10 o'clock this morning. Rev Ulysses S G Rupp conducted the services. Pallbearers were Benjamin Rosenour Frank Eisenhauer Charles W Quynn A G Quynn B J Ender and Frank Hargett. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery DC. Carty was the funeral director.
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Charles W. H. Keefer
Washington
C. C. Carty
East Patrick Street
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
Benjamin Rosenour
Frank Eisenhauer
Charles W. Quynn
A. G. Quynn
B. J. Ender
Frank Hargett
Frederick items highlight local events and elections
Twenty years ago in Frederick local notes report a horse training demonstration by Dr G R Hollingsworth at Ar mouy Hall and plans for Frederick Female Seminary alumnae celebration. Elizabeth Yates of Maine lectured on The Moderna Hercules and Trinity Chapel chimes were installed followed by a Frank Rhodes concert. Walkersville elected HL Clay Stauffer Lewin P Ramshure and Lycurgas M Wachter to three commissioner seats.
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Elizabeth Yates
Maine
WLC
T.ul
City Opera
Walkersville
HL Clay Stauffer
Lewin P. Ramshure
Lycurgas M. Wachter
James C Mobley Dead Aged Citizen Dies At 62
Mr James Clarence Mobley died at 4 AM at his daughter Mrs Charles Stewart 7 Trail avenue after paralysis lasting years. He came from Pittsburgh six years ago and worked with sons Edward S and George L Mobley in plumbing and heating. Born December 24 1850 in Flagertown he was son of Col and Ellen Mobley. Survived by widow Myra Likens Mobley and children Edward S George L Jesse B Mrs Charles Stewart A Clyde Mobley Frank H Mobley and 16 grandchildren. Seven brothers also survive. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM from 7 Trail avenue conducted by Rev A B Rupp. Interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. W Schroder in charge.
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James Clarence Mobley
Charles Stewart
Trail Avenue
Mobley
Pittsburgh
Messrs. Edwards
George L. Mobley
Flagerstown
Ellen Carver Mobley
Westminster Gas Light Co
Thlaetty
Jesse B. Mobley
Hammona Woolery
Baltimore
J.P. Sinnot
A. Clyde Mobley
Brunswick
Frank H. Mobley
Chicago
Messrs
Albert
Carver
William EL
Walter Mobley
Hagerstown
Harry H. Mobley
Pinckney Mobley
Chambersburg
Jts
Rev. A. &. G. Rupp
W. Schroder
Death and funeral notices from Londongrove and Wolfsville
Mrs Mary E Smith wife of Daniel Smith died April 30 at home in Londongrove Pa from acute rheumatism. Interment followed at Ebeneezer. funeral Sunday at 2 PM conducted by Rev W Arnald. George W Peters was funeral director. Mrs Annie Wolfe died this morning in Wolfsville aged about 24 kidney trouble. funeral Thursday at 10 from Grossnickie meeting house. Five Bennett store clerks won second place in Delineator contest earning $25 and 175 subscriptions. winners listed. Rumors of immediate reorganization of Baltimore City Republican Committee with Charles R Schirm as chairman and Mandel Sener or Albert H Houck as secretary, stirring anger among old Republicans and Bull Moosers.
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Ang
Saniel Batt
Mary E. Smith
Daniel Smith
Londongrove
Lgamsville
Ebeneezer
Yedock P. Im
Hbeneezer Church
W Arnald
Andrew Wade
Andrew Procter
James Bowie
Randolph Cromwell
Lloyd Thompson
Bradley Bowie
George W. Peters
Annie Wolfe
Victor Wolfe
Wolfsville
Wolfe
Annie Clarke
Susan Clarke
Highland
Clark
Grossnickie
O. P. Bennett
Delineator
Mr Bennett
Misses Mollie Moberly
Mary Waiters
May Schildknecht
May Kennedy
Mamie Measel
Republican Committee
Baltimore City
Charles R. Schirm
Gut Mandel Sener
Albert H. Houck
William Y. Perot
Republican State Central Committee
Republian
Dean's Kidney Pills Advertised in Frederick
A Frederick advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney backache. It recounts a Mrs Amanda C Rickards experience, claiming relief from back pain, dizziness, and nervousness after using the pills. The text warns against imitation and lists Foster Milburn Co as the sale agent with a 30 cent price.
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Frederick
Dean
Dosa
Amanda C Rickards
Irs
Deans
Foster Milnira Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Bricks on Carroll Street Laid in Frederick City
Contractor Chas WH Kipp completes paving of South Carroll street from the B&O track crossing to South Street with cement base down and half the street yet to be paved. About 35,000 bricks fed, 30,000 bricks remaining. Rail crossings and switches slow progress. Elm Street paving to continue with Villa Estates grading under EL Williams Co. Also Elm Street prep for macadamizing begins. two carloads of stone daily. Advertised letters list for Frederick City Post Office, May 3, 1972.
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Chas
WH. Kipp
South Carroll Street
Baltimore and Ohio Sw
South Street
Frederick Railroad Company
B. and O
Carroll Creek
Khipp
Villa Estates
Klipp
Villa "Estates
el, Williams Co
Summers Farm
Seventh Street
Wilson Place
Elm Street
Frederick City
Bessie Trail
Thos J
O. Bonner
Maud Hopkin Hall
Eliza Harrig
Mary Toler
Pady Tornes
George B. Ne
Kehne Bros
North Market St
Maydit Oh
Ste
Hahn & Beisen
Empire Theatre
East Third Street
Gambrili, J
Governor and party visit Frederick for Gettysburg centennial trip
Frederick hosts a visit by Frederick C. R. Coa manager of the New City Hotel and Garry Mo Sherman prepretor of the Aberdeen Hotel St Paul Minn with several governor staff members to attend the semi centennial of the Battle of Gettysburg. The legislature appropriated 250 dollars for the governor and staff trip.
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C. R. Coa
New City
Garry Mo
Sherman
Aberdeen
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Frederick
Gettysburg
Cox
Ant Silat
Baltimore stock market closes with mixed gains and losses
Prices of latest sales corrected up by Motter Bros. Co and brokers on May 6 1913 with notes on various securities. Entries include Coal, Colton, Seaboard Air Line, United Rys, Western Maryland, Mercantile Trust, Anacostia Potomac, Citizens Bank, Fairmont Coal, Chicago Railways, Houston Oil, and other industrials with varied percentages and par values.
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Motter Bros. & Co
Ckerd
Colton Duck
Gap
Vintners Bai Con
Georgia
Alabama
Tal Wee
Ifiaarsesge
Houston
Whet
Rwy
Norf
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
United Aus
United Rys
Western Maryland
Mercantile Trust
Anacostia & Potomag
Citizens’ Bank
Fid
Fairmont Coal
Chicago Railways
Jouston Oil
Lost Valuable Horse in Middletown Death
Alonzo Kepler rural carrier from Middletown reports the loss of a valuable horse due to blood poisoning. The incident affects his mail delivery route and local transportation capabilities. No further details available.
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Alonzo Kepler
Middletown
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