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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1916
Page
3
Alum and phosphate baking powders cost a little less than Royal Baking Powder which is made from cream of tartar from grapes. Alum powders vary greatly in leavening power while Royal Baking Powder yields finer food and saves money in the end.
Tomorrow The News Post Marathon will start at 9 30 a m from The News building on North Market street with about thirty runners, a three mile course through streets and park areas, watched by scouts and spectators. Prize presentation by Edward S Delaplaine. Contenders include C W Reddick Walkersville HS and Roy English Thurmont with handicaps applied.
Sixty five well filled sacks and baskets were distributed for Thanksgiving tomorrow as part of the Self Dental Day initiative started by Mayor Fraley. Officers Filby and Fraley worked at Police Headquarters to apportion provisions for each person. Each recipient received a half peck of Irish potatoes six pounds of corn meal two quarts of hominy two pounds of sugar one pound of coffee one pound of rice and three loaves of bread. The sacks were prepared in Police Headquarters where the aroma of coffee and groceries filled the room.
Tomorrow afternoon at Cadet Field 3 o clock the Cadets play Clearspring High in the season’s last game. The Cadets seek to cap the most successful year in school football history having won six games and tied one of eight. Coach Derr is credited with molding the squad into the best team the Cadets have fielded.
Promoter J A Kidwiler warns if patronage at the Armory tonight falls short there will be no further boxing events in Frederick. Twenty six rounds slated with Key bouts including Kid Alberts or Kit Sheeler vs Charlie Egan. Local fighters training hard, ref Joe Turner to supervise. Also includes an unrelated Catarrh Cure advertisement claiming cure with a money back offer.
The document shows the November 17 1916 financial statement for Franklin Savings Bank of Frederick Maryland with resources including loans and discounts 821,210.37 overdrafts 662.47 mortgages and judgments of record 800,882.92 checks and liens 3,119.41 due from approved agents 27,867.41 currency and coin 418.49 total resources 1 , while liabilities list weekly deposits 90,000.00 surplus fund 26,000.00 undivided profits 21,219.28 deposits subject to check 62,480.29 deposits savings and special 37,460.36 contingent interest 0. The secretary G W Helnin signs sworn in Frederick County on November 1 1916 with notary Francis V Staub and others.
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