Frederick News Delivery Notices in 1909
SE DAILY NEWS states a post office dated notice for the Frederick Maryland edition with a request for subscribers to report missed issues. It lists sale points including New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market St Central Restaurant Arlington Hotel and Braddock Height Zimmerman Gros Grocery Store McCardell's Market.
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New City
Buckey’s Cigar
St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
Wear Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Height
Zimmerman Gros
McCardell’s
State Roads Commission study on traction engines in Frederick county
The State Roads Commission plans a practical trial showing how a traction engine with cleated wheels damages highways, to test enforcement of a law banning such engines on state roads. In Frederick County the law is seen as unreasonable, unless courts decree otherwise. If authorities prove the plan prevents damage at reasonable cost, enforcement may follow. The piece also discusses spitting on sidewalks and a hunting law, noting public sentiment and past amendments, and mentions the new Workmen's Compensation law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State ‘Roads Commission
Commission
Frederick County
Fredrick
Frederik County
Jworkmen’s Compensation
Law to penalize employer for waiving employee compensation rights
The new provision voids any employee waiver of compensation rights and penalizes plans where employees pay toward an employer funded insurance premium. It targets employers who evade duties with a $200 fine per offense, and questions arise about enforcement and public sentiment toward stricter compliance and the authority of law.
The Baseball Season Reflects On Everyday Life
A 1914 reflection on baseball as a social force. It argues spectator participation inspires pride and moral discipline, yet warns fans may neglect personal skill by focusing on others. The piece treats gambling as incidental and praises baseball as wholesome entertainment shaping character.
Presidents Ploughing Tour Proposed by S W Hill in New York World
The New York World notes a playful plea to President Wilson to model a national fall ploughing tour. It imagines the president visiting multiple states to boost farm programs, roads and fruit harvests, likening it to Emperors in the fields and urging public spirited action. It ends by praising Meed for the timely suggestion and urging advertising in The News.
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New York World
Great Northern Railroad
S. W. Hill
Wilson
China
Felda
Bryan
South
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
New York
Florida
Pacific
New England
Meed
Mosher Visits Civil War Battlefields on Southern Tour
Orville Watson Mosher Jr of Wisconsin, Princeton class of 1909, visiting Civil War battlefields in the South while teaching history at Princeton. He toured Mt. Olivet Cemetery and saw graves of Francis Scott Key and Barbara Fruta, and the Frederick heroine relic. Also notes rising market stand sales and a mayor's comment on street vending licenses.
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Orville Watson Mosher, Jr
Wisconsin
H. HM. Maulsby
Princeton
H. Hanson Maulsby
Maulsby
Princeton University
Mosher
Georgia
Alabama
Mt. Olivet
Francia Scott Key
Barbara Fruete
Frederick
Moshera
South
Generals Bartlett
Massachusetts
Fraley
Lewis F. Carter
Hebrews Prepare for Feast of Tabernacles Observance
The Hebrews of the city begin eight days of Buccoth celebrations with services in the Masonic Temple tomorrow evening. Leo Weinberg of the Frederick Bar will deliver the sermon, assisted by his brother David Weinberg, as the regular peace service is held in OR Junction per President Wilson's proclamation.
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Buccoth
Visitor’s illness leads to hospital operation on Brunswick resident
While visiting Mrs. Ralph Musser on North Market Street, Mrs. Oscar Jennings of Brunswick fell ill and was removed to the hospital. She underwent an operation yesterday and is progressing well. Dr. R. B. Tyson is the attending physician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Musser
North Market Street
Oscar Jennings
Brunswick
R. 8. Tyson
Frederick items mark big aides for Farr fair opening
Twenty years ago in Frederick local columns note Charles N. Hargett names aides for the Farr fair opening next Tuesday. Chief Marshal C C Ket Best names aides as well. The report records a horse injured in a stable incident, 211 inmates at Montevue Hospital, a patent issued to William Steiner for a corn harvester, and injuries to Lee Moberry. Additional items mention construction work at the fair grounds and a new house begun for Jacob Enceltrecht south of Frederick.
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Charles N. Hargett
Frederick County Agricultural Society
Great Farr
Harvey R. Lease
Calvin R. Nutt
J. Lee Simmons
J. Roger McSherry
Charles Lawrence
Thomas Claggett
Eugene Grove
C.C. KE. T. Best
Iis
Mehrle Hitcshew
Charles Thomas
James Davis
Charles Rohrback
Jacob Dutrow
Arthur Smith
Harry Witter
Ashton Snouffer
Charles A. Staley
Willam Howard
W. A. Cramer
Richard Cramer
John T. Best
Silas Thomas
Arunah Fitzsimmons
William Hickman
Beverly Myers
Woodsboro Franchise Tax Dispute Heads to Commissioners
Citizens of Woodsboro push back against Frederick County officials over a back franchise tax of about 1048 dollars claimed for 1900 to 1913. The dispute centers on an amended bill signed by Governor Goldsborough, while the 1914 law book reportedly contains the original bill. A Woodsboro delegation will demand payment Monday, facing a possible stand that only the amended act applies.
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Banquo
Frederick County
Woodsboro
Iswell
Maryland
Corporation of
Frederick
Goldsborough
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Caleb C. Magruder
County Commissioners
Winter signs and local notices in Martinsburg brief
Brief items note signals of winter on goose bone and repainting of several homes in Etchison under Louis Etchison of Jefferson. Martinsburg may host a County Fair with an Apple Carnival and Poultry Show in November. Also mentions The Movie Girl musical at City Opera House starring Happy Bill Carlton and praises Dike Chamberlain's Cough Remedies.
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William
Etchison
East
Chireh Street
Louis
Jefferson
Megare
George T. Strumgardner
I Claggrett
Ramsburg
South Market Street
Laurren L. Welty
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frederick
Fane Eaith
Wcs
Bill Cartllon
City Opera House
Matthew Ot
Siercess
Net York
Noise complaints hit Northern Central railroad area
Residents along the Northern Central tracks from Church to Fourth streets complain of nighttime engine noise. Mayor Fratey says he asked railroad officials to investigate, but trains continue with whistles and bells from midnight to near three in the morning. The grade above Second street amplifies the noise.
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Northern Central Railroad
Church
Fourth Streets
Fratey
Second Street
Prize To Miss Gertrude Haberkorn At Hargett Gardens Essay
Peter Henderson & Company, New York florists, donated a handsome potted fern as a prize to Miss Gertrude Haberkorn of the Girls' High School for an essay on What I Have Learned From the Hargett Educational Flower Gardens. A few words in her entry cost her the win.
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Peter Henderson & Company
Florists
New York
Gertrude Haberkorn
Girls’ High School
Hargett
Lookout for Stolen Auto Prompted by Baltimore Police
Frederick police asked to watch for a six cylinder Hudson car stolen a few days ago. Factory number 45360. Maryland license 3862. Maryland It rense registered is 3862.
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Frederick
Baltimore
Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedies Statement
An advertisement claims deafness from inflamed Eustachian tubes can only be cured constitutionally, with 100 dollars offered for any deafness caused by catarrh not cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. It asserts catarrh as the common cause and urges sending for free circulars from Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Joent
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Draggista
Takelalla
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SE Daily News
Southern Printing Amd Manufacturing Company
Gieranty
B & Delaplaine
Gee'y and Treas
Birely
Will Fout
Mallee
Wah
Frederick, Md
Frederick News
Authority OF Law
THE
Taken Hi
Tar News
John Ramsburg
Montevie Hospital
William QR. Steiner
Lee Moberry
Citizen Office
William Hanshew
William Hayes
Mac Phoebus
Jacob L. Enceltrecht
Law
Chamberlain
Misa Haberkorn
Garrett
Vze Grange, JR
Central Trust Building
FAR. & Mech. Mat. Bank
Farmers’ & Mechanics
Charles B, Thail
Prest
James H, Harris, W. Prest
Albert Gilson
Comptroller
Banking House
U. S
Pearre’s Pharmacy
Pearre’s
Emory C. Crum
Ara Floor
Douns
Buckeystown
Augtédimon&énFimon
William C. Humm
Seersenjee
Market
West Pourth Street
Provini
Chiluys
W. South Street
H. E. Hank
Chicago
Fort Gee Teller
Ric
the Quatrok Nas Co
Gil Porres St. Baltmore
Mit
Sourren L Welty
John T. Lewis White
East Church Street
Tarry C. Hull
People's Fire Insurance Building
Church and
Court Streets
B. Eward Kepner
CG & P
Aprédiy
Rosgart
Singer Sewing Machine Moe
RVER
Frank Shomeld
Septssacee
Gulf
Hagerstown
R&d. Mantz
Market Street
WM. Anderson
Mel- Tor
Sykesville
Well Farms
Frirearita
Janeane
Morsell
McCardell
Es Life
Frederick County Agricultural Lo‘ettey
Aaron R. An_ders
Elmer Brown
Orchard
Retreat Grove
Crete
Robert L. Hammond
Patrick Street
Eighth
Studebaker
Dr. C. TF
Lexington
East Patrick St
K. J. D. Kaufman
Septzsade
Ureken
F. Loraine Simpson
Libertytown
Archie W. Ogle
R. D
Jefferson Pike
Gem
L. E. Stankie
Thomas Kemp
Sepianmere
South St
H. Kreh
All Saints
St Sprisaert
Potts and Griffin
South Street
Winchester Street
J R Runnin
Marshall Miller Frederick Crown - Ings Institution
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