Montevue Hospital Named Superior Sanatorium
The Montevue Hospital in Frederick County is celebrated as a leading state sanatorium. Built on ninety six acres two miles from the city, it features four stories with fire proof wards, new drainage, and steam heating. Modern improvements include sanitized dining rooms, bathrooms in each ward, no restraints, and ample grounds with scenic views of Sugar Loaf Mountain.
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Frederick Sconly
Monterue
Monteyue
Frederick Valley
Mannera
Ratious
Montevus
Monterre Hospital
Actes
GDS
Coes
Board of Public
Baye
Monievae
Jamzety
Board of Charites
Montevue Hospital Board Praised For Reforms And Care
A letter from Dr. William Lee, secretary of the Stime Board of Leaacy, commends Montevue Hospital for structural improvements, separation of patients, and new rooms for violent cases. It lauds the present Board of Public Charities and lists officers and supporters, noting open visiting hours except Sundays.
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Wm. Lee
Stime Board of Leaacy
E. C. McSherry
Montevue Rosplis
Board of Public Charities
Montevue
D. W- Summers
Frederick County
B.C. McSherry
Monterce
Jesse W. Downey
New Market
Joshus J. Dill
P. 3. Hiteshew
Luther. C. Derr
BR. Bradley Tyler
F. B. Smith
Getzendanner Leads City Groceries and Queensware Trade
Mr M E Getzendenner runs a premier grocery and queensware store at 47 West Patrick street since 1876 after founding the business in 1867. His stock ranges from staple to fine fancy groceries and porcelain and china, with ongoing stock and facility improvements. He serves as director and manager of Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Co, Onion Manufacturing Co, Hygeia Ice Co, Maryland Hedge and Wire Fence Co, and Frederick and Baliencer Creek Turnpike Co, and is active in public charities and Freemasons.
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West
Patrick Street
Queens
Getzendan
Geizendesner
Geizendaaner
Frederick City
Onion Manufacturing Company
Hygeia Ice
Maryland Hedge and Wire Fence Company
Frederick and Baliencer Creek
Public Charities and Correction
G 3Ason and
Raight Templar
Wm D Bowers Lumber Company of Frederick MD
The Wm D Bowers Lumber Company on East Patrick street leads Western Maryland in lumber and mill work. Established 1869, now a modern planing mill with 8 brick buildings and a 20 man staff. Free building designs from a catalogue of 1,400. H W Bowers manages with energetic growth and a wide distribution to Maryland and Virginia.
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Maryland
Wm D Bowers Lumber Company
East Patrick Street
Routzahn & Bowers
Air. Bowers
Dierest
Wm. D. Bowers Lumber Companys
Temill
Humber
Mary~ood
Virginia
Wi D Bowers Lumber Company
Frederick
Wm. D. Bowers Company
H. W. Bowers
Ramsburg Fertilizer Co Produces High Grade Plant Foods
Ramsburg Fertilizer Co manufactures about 3500 tons annually on the Baltimore and Ohio line. The firm offers Old Virginia Compound and Ramsburg brands, bone products, plasters, and tobacco guano, plus ale and ginger ale agency in this area. Locally led by Mr Lipps, the business serves Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia markets with extensive shipping facilities.
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Ramsburg Fertilizer Company
Baltimore and Ohio
Citizens’ Bank
Old Virginia
Ramsborg
Ramsberg
Excelsior
South Caroline
Windsor
Ramsburg
South Street Green Houses and Florist Pioneers
The South Street greenhouses operated by C Hermann depict a premier Western Maryland florist firm. The article highlights Hermann’s extensive facilities on West South Street with two 20x50 foot houses, 25 cold frames, innovative ventilation, and a large stock of cut flowers, flowering plants, and foreign domestic bulbs. It notes Ramsburg Fertilizer Company products, Hermann’s twenty year floriculture expertise, and his role with Mt. Olivet cemetery. It praises the extensive stock, funeral and wedding designs, foreign and domestic stems, Purists supplies, and the large inventory of nursery stock. Hermann’s shop also markets artificial flowers, iron reservoir vases, stock plants, shrubs, fruit trees, and shade trees, with a strong reputation in Frederick and surrounding counties.
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G. Henman
Ermann
Germany
Frederick
Olivet
West South Street
Hermann
Washington, D. C
Marriend
Baltimore
South Street
Herman
Jr. Oliver Cemetery
Lowenstein and Wertheimer Firm in Frederick
Lowenstein and Wertheimer at No. 11 Market Street Frederick established 1867 by David Lowenstein with C Wertheimer joining in 1885. Three-floor building 4609 square feet, first floor ready made clothing, second floor merchant tailoring, third floor work room. Fifteen tailors, six salesmen. firm noted as leading clothing house with strong local influence and civic involvement.
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Mesars
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
No. 11
Market Street
David Lowenstein
Maryland
C. Wortheimer
Lowenstein
Messrs. Lowenstein & Wertheimer
Lowenstele & Wertheimer
Wertheimer
Union Manufacturing Company
Frederick City Manufacturing and Development Company
Frederick City Shoe Manufacturing Company
Lowenstein Broa
Hagerstown
Mad
Mullinix Kemp Dry Goods and Carpet House Leads City Trade
Frederick’s Mullinix and Kemp operate a leading dry goods and carpet emporium at 10 South Market and 4 East Patrick streets. The store offers a wide stock from foreign and domestic dry goods to Japanese mattings, with a large carpet department noted as the largest in Western Maryland. The firm, established by S L E Mullinix in 1881, is a native locally driven business now in partnership with Kemp.
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Pruden
Feadinze Geslery
Soveley
Wet Patrick
Teterrapl Streess
Sirree
Mr. Lipps
Ennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Ar. Lipps
Xfa3
Msn
S Place
Frederick
Messrs. Mullinix & Kemp
South Market Street
East Patrick Street
Patrick Street
Dry Goods and Nation Department
Market Street
Nations
Notion
Mléssrs. Mullinix & Kemp
Castle's Harness Bazar Tops Western Maryland For Quality
Castle's Harness Bazar in the Castle building at Nos 5 and 10 North Market street Frederick is praised as among the state’s finest in harness manufacture. Owner Mr Castle, a long time leading dealer, offers high quality heavy road and farm harness, saddles, and collars with custom orders and guaranteed fit. The business emphasizes skilled workmanship, top leather, and stock ready for order collars and deformed shoulder adjustments.
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Frederick
Maryland
Castle
North Market Street
Castle Building
Mr. Castle
Mrr. Castle
J Lipps Bottling House A Longstanding City Firm
A. G. Apps notes this shore business, long run by John George Lipps and later his sons, now owned solely by J. A. Lipps. The firm markets beer ale and porter, and sells for Bartholomay Rochester Bayview Baltimore Reading and Columbia breweries. Lipps acts as their regional agent for quality products.
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John George Lipps
J. Lipps
Sona Iuis
J. A. C. Lipps
Istrest
Mr. Lipps
Bartholomay Brewing Company
Rochester
Coods
Iiger
Bayview Brewing Company
Baltimore
Reading Brewing Company
Reading
Columbia Brewers
Columus
Tims
Maryland Hedge and Wire Fence Company Gains Notice
Farmers embrace the Maryland Hedge and Wire Fence Company of Frederick County as the superior fencing solution. The firm offers Osage orange hedge fences praised for affordability, durability, and decorative value, with officers C. W. Smith President Eugene L. Derr Vice President and a notable board of directors including D. C. Winebr ewer John T. Best and J. D. Baker.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Osage
C. W. Smith
Eugene L. Derr
G. L. Tanner
Ira Tyler
D. C. Winebrewer
John T. Best
J. D. Baker
EB. Getzendanner
Jas. McSherry
Frederick
Maryland Hedge and Wire Fence Company
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Monteyde Hospital
Lunacy Commission of
Montsvee Hospital
B. Getzendanner
Representative Grocery House
M. E. Getzesdenner
The
Wm. D. Bowers Lomter (Co
Tax News
Frederik County
Ramsburg Fertilizer CO
C. Hermann
Reaize
Ramsberg Fertilizer Company
Pennsylvania
West Virsinia
John S. Ramsburg
Tecorspary
Henry B. Ramsburg
Elias B. Remavdre
Menin
Holdinx & Kemp
Castle's
Barness Bazar
A. G. Apps
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