Frederick Railroad adds new offices and terminal in November 1911
The Frederick Railroad Company has moved into its new offices in a modern terminal at Patrick and Carroll streets. The facility offers ample space for travelers and freight handling, signaling substantial benefits for Frederick’s growth and economic outlook. The piece praises the railroad’s role in Frederick’s ongoing boom and predicts further development over the next decade.
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Frederick Railroad Company
Patrick and
Carroll Street
Frederick
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Frederek
Town drives push for rail improvements and depot funds
Local officials report thousands spent last summer on terminal improvements including the B and Q lines and new freight house. Citizens call for clarity on the 44,100 allocated for the North Crow improvement project and urge action or explanation.
Vigilance against plagues and population gains outlined
A Kansas City Bear piece lauds modern public health progress and science fighting infectious diseases while noting medieval beliefs. It then surveys Canadian and U.S. population shifts from 1900 to 1910, highlighting western growth, immigration, and regional dynamics amid early 20th century events.
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Withen
Collier's
Wavana
Paunania
Canada
Chicago Record-Herald
United States
Alberta
Saskatchewan
British Columbia
Manitoba
Prince Edward Island
Quebec
Ontario
Europe
Move to southern site urged for aviation school in wartime plan
A fragmented report argues shifting the aviation school from College Park to a southern location would better meet winter needs and ease aeronautical training amid weather constraints. It references military considerations, wartime readiness, and the desire to keep facilities available year round while addressing logistics and protective measures.
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Ann Aviation School
College Park
Army Ovatur
Ely
Eine
Amy Pheteal Pau
Suber
Rinter
Valier
Epetaniens
Waaton Rowel
Minutes of Merriness and Oddities in a Fragmented Quip
The excerpt presents a chaotic dialogue with Howell and Powell discussing sleep and invention, mingled with stray lines about a suffragette meeting in Louisville and a New York surgeon. A patient’s terse reply hints at a street injury and a first aid witness, all illustrating a jumble of puzzles and sketches.
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New York
River's Way and the Fields of Barley in Verses
A fragmented poem passage evokes rivers, barley, and fields with lush imagery. It references a meeting at address 118 and a delivered sermon by Rev Hummalbaugh of the United Brethren church, placing the scene in a local community setting.
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Hummalbaugh
United Brethren Church
Farney Church Event and Local Farm Sale Report
The article notes a church event in the county tomorrow at 7 30 p m and reports J Frank Neibert purchasing a 40 acre farm along the Boonsboro trolley near Adamstown for 5500 dollars with possession next April Neibert formerly ran a dairy business in Hagerstown and plans to resume dairy operations after moving to the new farm in Washington County.
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Washington County
Allas Young
Boonsboro
Hagerstown
J. Frank Neibert
Adamstown
Mr. Neibert
Many Seek Divorces in Past Ten Months in County
Inquiry into court records shows 317 divorce applications and 831 licenses issued over ten months, with more divorce filings than marriages. The News investigated county books and found 17 marriage licenses issued since the year’s start, 44 divorce applications this year with 16 granted, 3 dismissed, and one nullification granted, indicating a rising divorce trend and a ratio worse than the national average.
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Daegr
Geneva
Washington County
Erick County
Testimony in Gaver Estate Case Brightens Courtroom
Orphans Court judges hear additional testimony in the estate of Orho AoGaever as counsel discuss alleged assets and claims. Proceedings unfold under local probate rules with observers noting expressions of concern.
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Orphans’ Court
Orho
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
A fragmented 19th century Frederick column recalls events of twenty years past including a Labertstown visit for a Catholic Fest, a public presentation by Charles Dittendall, and political campaigning notes. The text is garbled with missing names and unclear sequence, but hints at local civic and social happenings.
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Frederick
Labertstown
Charles Dittendall
Preterije Hengerveld
Dekel
Pieterije Hengervell
Ve Kel
WM. DP
Motisell
Bioute
Nea
Octscht&witter
Doans Kidney Pills Warn of Kidney Trouble
An old advertorial urges early action on kidney symptoms with Doan's Kidney Pills. It describes dark urine with sediment and back pain as warnings and claims testimonials praise the product, listing places and distributors in a promotional tone.
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Frederick
Dean
Pery
Braddock
Rofl
Neo Frewtak
FW Marweis
Avery Way
TorMilburn Co
Batalo, Xen Yeh ‘Co
United States
Doaa
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Baltimore Stock Market Prices and Bank Notice
Stock prices were corrected to noon by Motter Bros. & Co. in Baltimore with varied yields across coal, cotton, gas, and railroad securities. The Central National Bank of Frederick promotes its conservative, well-equipped banking services and invites new accounts.
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Bankers
Eines & Potomac
Chicago
Weeee
Georgia
Alabama
Houston Oil Com
Elec
Northern Sentral
Norf
Portsmouth
SoMerset Coal
Sparrow’s
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company
United Rys
United
Western Maryland
Continental Trust
Central National Bank of
Frederick
Maryland
Chicago grain market update shows mixed futures
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a Chicago grain market session with scattered terms like We dott and after Saturday, but no clear prices, entities, or outcomes. The readable bits offer little concrete data and no identifiable transactions or participants.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank Surplus and Profits
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank lists a surplus and profits section with capital of 410,000 and names Charles B Trail as President and James H Harris as Vice-President. The snippet presents leadership and financial figures in a compact bank notice style.
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Charles B. Trail
James H. Harris
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