The Daily News delivers news from Frederick North Dakota
The Daily News is Frederick ND's daily independent paper published at The Newraest Building Court Misat. It notes AP and Associated Press wire content and requires authorship for letters and opinions. Classified free notices must be written and mailed with payment.
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AM Independent
Newraest
Court Misat
Fredbrick, ND
Great Bouthern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Paken
Frederick
The Passing Of A Millinery In Town Life
A reminiscence on changing fashions and a shuttered millinery shop at the Bend. The piece recalls old trade, family shop memories, and the scent of roses that linger after the store closes. It notes how Blumenauer's has ended, with the store likely passing to new hands.
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Mamendiers
Hanks
Bertie
Goldshoroush
Blumenauer
Bible Thought THE HELPING HAND
A devotional note invites readers to bear one another’s burdens and fulfill the law by helping others, reflecting a Galatian message of mutual aid. It urges practical kindness and solidarity in daily life within the faith community.
Opening Blue Ridge League play draws varied bets
Inquiries from local readers reveal mixed views on the opening geamen results. Charles Werthreimen notes fate favored the Frederick team, while Arthur Lorhoads expects a strong race and Ralph Schroeder foresees quality ball. Franklin Smith of Alexander says the scores matched expectations.
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Blue Ridge League
Charles Werthreimen
Frederick Jost
Arthur Lorhoads
P Ataf
South Market
Frederick
James H. Grove, JR
Weet
Street
Ralph Schroeder
Alexander
Franklin Smith Motor Co
West Patrick Street
Acores
Blaze at New Market woods blights camping party crowd
Report describes a fire near New Market involving camping tourists on Monday. Authorities and residents investigated the blaze, with observers noting the wood setting and surrounding activity as the cause or contributing factors. Local officials coordinated efforts and noted subsequent reports from nearby towns.
Remark on Tremor Echoes in Quiet Neighborhood
Local report notes earth tremors last night unsettled a few elderly residents while the rest remained largely unmoved. Constable Tum laments inactivity and urges action amid the scene of mild alarm.
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Tum
Today in History and Birthdays Highlight Historic Figures
A chronicle notes deaths of Gen Putman and Nathaniel Hawthorne among others, with birth details for figures tied to the American Revolution and literature. It also mentions Pasteur’s hydrophobia cure announcement and a range of contemporary anniversaries, societies, and birthdays. The piece blends notable historical figures with editorials on ongoing observances and organizational meetings.
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Iatae
Putman
Mrooklyn
Conn
Salem
Mayn
Joniah Hartlett
Kingaton
Amesbury
Maya
Felix Kirke Zollicoffer
Maury County
Tenn
Mill Barings
Comte de Saint Bimop
Lachey
Parix
Horn
Nathaniel Nawthorne
Plymouth
N.hh
Kouta Pasteur
Commercal Congresn
Denver
Wilkin B. Gladstone
Hawarden Castle
Liverpoo
Weather and regional notes with uncertain beliefs
Fragmentary OCR notes describe fluctuating conditions and local commentary on farming, heat, and garden growth. Mentions of plants, flowers, wind, and unclear references to kept livestock or animals. References to people and places are garbled and non recoverable.
May Day at Frederick College Ends Elm Season
Twenty years ago in Frederick local items recall the May Day events at Maa Viederich College with a farewell banquet for the Woman's College seniors. The first dance of the season at Braddogig Henahts featured 20 couples and music by the Sylvet Orchestra. Committees included Mat Rice as chairman and members V. Gutinger and Hares Newconer. The Net School of the Woman's College held its second annual May Fete with Miss Monk and Miss Vlether Oil in charge. honors went to Mary Stauffer Ruth Mulinis Ebino Johnson Ida Devilbias Maude Rhodes Anne Motter and Pauline McCardell with judges Vizaaea Mame TH Kate Johnson Jo White Milley Page and Prof Maurice G. Becknith judging.
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Fist Dante
Tad
Braddogig Henahts
Wit Owsbs Ak Tawate Itad
Prodlertek Sylvet Orchestra
Mat Rice
Vwueh V. Gutinger
Hares Newconer
Seroml
Woman's College
Miss. Monk
Vlether Oil
Hehboan
Arc Reema
Mary Stauffer
Ruth Mulinis
Ebino Johnson
Ida Devilbias
Edna Howekl
Maude Rhodes
Anne Motter
Pauline McCardell
Vizaea Mame TH
Kate Johnson
Merdamen Jo White
Milley Page
Maurice G. Becknith
Radio Programs Across Cities From WEAF to WGN in May Day Notes
A dense guide lists WEAF New York and many affiliates with hours for orchestras bands talk and dance programs. It notes station schedules, musical acts, concerts, and weather, plus a May Day pageant at Skidmore College with Marie Traon in the forty thieves role and a May 20 chapel service, pageant, and concert.
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Tim Wear
New York
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Denner
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Spee
Foo Wear
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Mars Weather
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Apn
Inos Po
Sonny Low
Banaur
WEAF
AURA
EUIT
Stockman
Sarler Orchestra
Marie Traon
Wayside Inn
Alibi
Skin J More College
Sagatosa Springs
Skidmore
James J. ‘Scribner
Order Nisi On Sales 11185 Equity Frederick County
The Circuit Court for Frederick County issues an order nisi on sales in equity involving Brouck and others. The report of sale shows a total of 86 7800 as of May 1925, with proceedings to publish for three weeks in a Frederick County newspaper.
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Predertek County
Mays
Sains
Dibie
Salen
Wwf Real Batare
John Eo Lew
Wa Hauek
Mortgamecs
Frederick County
G. Wauvan
Nl G. Wav. Clark
Garoth Reheback
Sodertar
Frederick Board of Aldermen to Vote on East Third Street Sewer
The Frederick Board of Aldermen will meet May 20 1925 to consider a terra cotta sewer under East Third Street between Chapel Alley and Middle Alley and to assess costs against benefited properties. The city will cover the remaining costs proportional to frontage, with opportunity for all interested to be heard.
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General Assembly of Maryland
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Board of Aldertmen
Frederick
City Mall
Maryland
East Third Street
Chapel Alley
Middle Alley
Frederick City
Board of Aldermen
Notice to Frederick County on Board of Estimates June 1925
Notice to all county boards and officials in Frederick County Maryland to file detailed estimates for appropriations not later than June 1 1925 for the fiscal year July 1 1925 to June 30 1926. The Board of County Commissioners will act as the Board of Estimates and may compel compliance under the 1920 act.
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Ard Oliver Barker
Ted
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Anita Fiat
Frederick County
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Board of Estimates
Maryland
General Assembly of
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Frederick
Order of the Board of County Commissioners
Notice in Bankruptcy and Estate Proceedings in Maryland
Notice lists adjudication of a debtor as bankrupt in the District Court of Maryland and a creditors meeting to be held at the law office. It names trustee appointment, objects to claim proofs, and outlines related business. Also notices probate matters in Frederick County seeking claims and deadlines for estate of Francis I. Engl, deceased, with probate and payment instructions.
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OLAND
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