Semi-Weekly News imprint and postal details
The Frederick News publishes semi weekly issues on Tuesdays and Fridays. Subscriptions cost 1.00 for four months, six months, or a year with advance payment. The office offers printing services and advertises locations where the paper is sold. Readers are asked to report missed deliveries to improve service.
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Come Ye Thankful People Thanksgiving Call 1915
Thanksgiving day message urges Americans to pause amid busy lives and give thanks for divine gifts health crops religious liberty and peaceful nationhood. It cites gratitude as a duty, notes Self Denial Day boxes for the needy, and mentions hogs slaughtered weighing 8456 pounds combined. Troops leave Gallipoli as Allies shift to aid Serbia and abandon Dardanelles efforts.
Line-Up in basketball opens season at Company A Court
The YMCA basketball team begins the season tomorrow at 9 PM on the Company A Court against Spring Grove. Manager Dertz baugh announced the line-ups: Spring Grove with Frederick Script Lane Hershey Caetts Myers Zeigler Bock Derr Kopp Gee Hartman.
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A. Court
Spring Grove
Dertzbaugh
Spring Grove Frederick
C.F
Lane Hershey Caetts Myers
Funerals and Events From Jefferson Area Notices
Funeral services for Henry C. Wise were held at his Jefferson home with Rev. Uhler and Rev. Gerhart officiating. Interment at Jefferson cemetery. M R Etchison entrusted funeral arrangements. R A Wachter of Cumberland buried at Mt Olivet with CG Carty pallbearers. Y M C A Ladies Day set. basketball and swimming displays by Girls High School students. Judge Norris Lyceum lecture next. John R Young celebrates 76th birthday.
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Henry C. Wise
Jefferson
George Uhler
Lutheran Church
Wim. Gerhart
Reformed Church
Abraham Hemp
C. E. Fry
Ralph E. Culler
Louis ©. Etchison
Clifford R. Cochran
B. A.bert Thrasher
M. R. Etchison
R. A. Wachter
Cumberland
Bo & O
C. T. Glessner
Utica
Y. M.C. Aw
Norris
Thankful Verse for a Nation at Thanksgiving
A Bentztown Bard style meditation expresses gratitude for a country keeping its head amid war, peace with neighbors, and life’s beauty. It cherishes mornings, seasons, mountains, fields, neighbors, honest work, and the flag’s reverence, all amid a call to shared peace and progress.
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Bentztown
Wild West Show Arrives Near Frederick Soon After Noon
Twenty years ago today in Frederick the "rawnee Bill" Wild West Combination stopped near the Hi farm north of the city. Local items note Charie P Levy son of C V.S. Levy Ess admitted to Frederick Mar. Mrs mother of Mr Ward Diehl, merchant on South Market Street, broke one of her frists. James Garver of Libests cited for weighing hogs of 408, 272 and 340 pounds. John Doll closed the cigar store at City Hotel. Deila Duvall from near Pearl appointed teacher in Libertr Mt. A fine calf born to Secretans Wither M Crimmina and Treacher Wo Ridge Hees of Vic Marc and stats Furegens Association issued to all others of the association.
Municipal ownership urged after American Mayors conference
Letter discusses the Conference of American Mayors held in Philadelphia in November 1914 on municipal utilities. It notes that nine articles advocate regulation and nine favor ownership, highlighting Pasadena and South Norwalk case studies and urging gradual public takeover of utilities under framed franchise policies. The writer endorses public ownership and cites opinions of mayors and experts, including Wilcox and Eshleman, as a reasoned shift away from private operation.
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Frederick
United Staten
Philadelhia
American Academy of Political and Social
United States
John M. Eshleman
Railroad Commission of California
Stafford Erickson
Railroad Commission of Wisconsin
Frederic C. Niowe
New York City
Robert Crosser
Ohio
C. M. Rosenkrantz
N. Y. Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Co
Frederick Reader
Pasadena
California
South
Norwalk
Conn
Ray Palmer
H. C. Hocken
Toronto
Canada
TP. S. Scanlon
Huntington
W. Va
Carter H. Harrison
Chicago
Ith
N. J. Baker
Cleveland
James M. Curley
Boston
Mass
Oliver P. Newmann
Board of Commissioners
District of Columbia
Oppke
Wilcox
Wiclits
McEquilkin Egrange
Oyster Roast at New Market Hosts Over Hundred Guests
An oyster roast was held last night at a home near New Market hosted by Migs Jane Detock and John U Detrick. About one hundred cucsis attended as the Braddock Heights Orchestra provided dance music. A Bowling League at the YMCA is planning a Sunday school program, while Teacers Thralters have been remailed in excellent condition.
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Migs Jane Detock
John U Detrick
New Market
Braddock Heights
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Miss Derr in French Red Cross Service Ward Diary From War Zone
Miss Norman Derr, daughter of Medical Director Derr US Navy, serves with the French Red Cross at Vitry le Francois on the Marne. The letter describes grim conditions, long hours, flies overrunning treatment areas, and a plea for colder weather to ease suffering.
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U. S. Navy
Norman Derr
US Navy
French
Red Cross
Vitry-le Francois
Marne
Paris
Doctor Derr
Ingene Bh
Frederick
Edward D Shriner
Miss Derr
Annual Banquet of Heart of Maryland Club Held at Buffalo Hotel
Office clerks and trainmen of the Of and F railway in the Heart of Maryland Club gathered for their annual banquet in the Buffalo Hotel dining rooms last night. A committee including J. Smith, C. Heck, and C. Turnbull hosted with toastmaster H E Willard. Attendees listed alongside toasts such as Another Baby Boy and The Bachelor Girls. Delicious menu served by Buffalo proprietor Engle.
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of and F. Railway
Heart of Maryland Club
Buffalo Hotel
J. Smith
C.K. Heck
C. K. Turnbull
Hue. Willard
G. F. Stine
L Lfaberkorn
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Cold Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a quick cure for grippe and severe colds. It claims two hours to relief with doses up to three, clears stuffed nasal passages, reduces dripping, and eases headache fever throat and sneezing. Sold for ten cents at drug stores with no substitutes.
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Bank Report of November 10 1915 From Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Frederick Maryland based Farmers and Mechanics Bank reports at close of business November 10 1915 loans and discounts overdrafts bonds and securities deposits and reserves. Cashier Albert Gilson swears the statement true to the best of his knowledge and belief.
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Frederick
Maryland
Pettey
State of
Ounty
T. Albert W. Ecker
Tional Bank
Berane
Federal Reserve Bank
I. C. Albert Gilson
Bove-Named
C. Albert Gilson
Cashier
Geo. W. Heinlein
N. P
Frank L. Stoner
Henry R Stelinel
Chas
J. Doll
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