Frederick County National Bank Rapid Fact Card
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick Maryland shows capital of 150000 dollars and surplus and profits totaling 107000 dollars. The brief entry records financial figures for the institution.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1911
Page
4
The Daily News and Independent Newspaper Version
The Frederick MD paper announces a weekly and semi weekly publication schedule with prices and mailing options. It lists officers including Birely Delaplaine and George Birely, and notes circulation details for the Frederick area and nationwide.
Frederick News circulation notice to subscribers
TO SUBSCRIBERS The Frederick News asks readers who miss issues to report the failure. The paper is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store on Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store on West Patrick Street and Arlington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bent Cei
Gellar
M. Doll
Detzsatt
New Central National Bank
York
W. Patrick ST
Frederick
New York
Alibery
D. E. Kefauver
Manfager
Frederick News
New City
Buckey's
Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
W. Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Campaign Against Bird Plumage Gains Global Momentum
An official inquiry ordered by Secretary Wilson finds plumage trade for hats is limited across the country except Chicago where aigrets are sold in large numbers. The drive to enforce plumage laws after 1911 gains pace as New York and New Jersey laws shape cross state commerce near New York City.
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Audubon Societies
Wilson
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
New York City
New York
United States
New Jersey
Jersey City
Frederick Abattoir Company Sets Local Industry in Motion
Operations have started in earnest at the Frederick Abattoir Company, a new local enterprise viewed as a major industry for the community. Large investments back the venture, and with prudent management a profitable field is expected to develop, earning the best wishes of the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Abattoir Company
Tao
Eye Color Changes From Shock Verifies By London Doctor
A London physician states that a shock can alter eye color. A young man witnessing his beloved with another may see his eyes turn green and then black after further shock. Andrew Carnegie leads in a long distance diving race by several laps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Andrew Carnegie
Death Penalty Debate Across Nations
The Cleveland Leader pieces contrast Britain Canada and the United States on murder penalties praising swift just punishment abroad and warning laxity at home. A Chicago Journal note reflects on morality enduring amid scandals among authors and officials and warns against ingratitude in marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Great Britain
Canada
United States
British Isles
Joseph Pulitzer’s gift to Columbia aims at journalism education
A Historical note on Joseph Pulitzer leaving 1,000,000 to establish a Columbia University school of journalism with promises of further endowment. It traces shifts from hand presses to film and the need for practical training, civic insight, and high professional standards to elevate journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Pulitzer
Columbia University
Hall A
Puliver
Ministers Should Publish Every Image They Perform
The Baltimore Sun notes calls for a law forcing ministers to publish every image they perform in marriages arguing it would curb abuses and protect parties families and clergy. The Annapolis Capital reports the Federation of Women’s Clubs opposing deadly hatpins and urging an end to sharp stilettos seen as a danger to women and public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pis
Telty
Annapolis
Federation of Women's Club
New York
Voter contentment and business lessons collide in jokes
A fragment from minutes of merriness mixes quotes about voting and personal growth with lines from period newspapers. It portrays a young man seeking home, a printer’s quip about frugality, and a lumberman’s blunt honesty, ending with a washerwoman’s anecdote about training a boy in business.
The Brighter Side of Man's Deeds and Crimes
The Detroit Free Press reflects on the contrast between wrongdoing and acts of kindness. It cites murder and theft yet emphasizes that millions of fathers and honest men show compassion. The piece urges readers to see the world as largely good despite daily crimes.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Local Items
Frederick column recalls Bert Gilson resigning from the post office for a bank job and William Aaries filling a restaurant vacancy. A church basement sale at Seal Relarmed features a Tremare auction with multiple bidders. A Christmastime effort by the Young Men’s Christian Union is noted, and a college game outcome against Penn dal lege is mentioned with seating counts.
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Bert Gilson
Ofice
Warmers’ and Mechanics” National Bank
Major
B. Font
Cefavers” Ao
Fragmented financial rates and certificate listings
The snippet lists various financial terms and instrument labels such as Cons. Coal and Con. Power F&C. Cards show income figures, funding sources, and wheat and corn percentage figures across months. Institutions like Citizens' Bank and Western Maryland Isles Mercantile appear in the line items, suggesting a market or brokerage snippet.
Dispute Ends in Homicide in Virginia Jail Scene
John Shry, a blacksmith, is jailed in Leesburg after a fatal shooting near Shry’s home following a dispute over small sweet potatoes and beer. Merchant, near Merchant’s residence, fought over a settlement, a pistol was fired, and Merchant died before a doctor arrived. Shry, once bound over for peace and accused of abusing his wife, was arrested today in Virginia. An unrelated Domestic Building Association election kept its old officers in place with Harris as president and Wertheimer as vice president.
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Hani
John
Shry
Leeghurg
Merian
Dgallegen
Childe
Virginia
Leesburg
Domestic Building Association
James H. Harris
Charles Wertheimer
B. Sappington
F.c.wood
John D Hendrickson
John Baumgardner
Horace C. Zacharias
Georges. Rodock
Abe Rosenour
New York Stocks Quoted by Malter Bros Co Today
A brief traders’ note reports New York stocks showing price movements as Malter Bros Co furnishes today’s quotations. Market activity and specific share changes are not detailed in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malter Bros. & Co
Weather notes and fruit prices from West Coast trip
An Oakland resident reports switching his address to San Diego, while on an extended Westward trip. He notes fine weather, full bloom, and fruit sold cheap, with strawberries and raspberries at five cents a box. He mentions L. Q. Whinp from Jefferson traveling West and plans to change the News address.
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Oakland
Cal
San Diego
L. Q. Whinp
Jefferson
TRY THIS FOR COLDS Steaks the Worst Gold and Ends Grippe Misery in a Few Hours
An old advertisement touts Pape's Up Compound as a harmless, fast acting remedy for grippe and colds. It claims two hour dosing and three consecutive doses relieve misery in the head, feverishness, and pain without aftereffects, asserting universal availability and long research proving quinine’s ineffectiveness.
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Pape
Ronmisiv
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