Daily News and Semi-Weekly News Advertised Rates and Offices
The Daily News is a Brunswick area paper published daily except Sundays at 41 North Market Street Frederick Maryland. The Semi-Weekly News appears Tuesday and Friday and offers $1.25 per year with advance payment. Office and contact details list The News at Brunswick Wick Times and locations for subscriptions and advertisements.
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North Market Street
Fredback
UX Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
le Birely
Delaplaine
Ako. LY
United States
Bruna- Wick Times
High Street
the Peoples
National Bank
Brunswick
the Times
Old Time Political Hype and Public Trust
Analysis of political forecasting shows managers exaggerate majorities to win over wavering voters. Local chairs and district canvassers gauge support, but public claims miss the mark, harming credibility when elections reveal the fraud of those boastful forecasts. Truthful candor builds lasting trust.
Advertised Letters In Frederick County Post Office
Uncalled for letters listed include Roy M. Baker F W Baker George Bord W E Burger Rodger A Cook L J Canovan Wilbur Davis Wm Barding Nolan V Lewis W A Nash George Ralph Rev Wm H Tyler and ladies names Mrs C XN Athey Helen R Krofft Odellion Winters.
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Frederick Cty
Roy M. Baker
F. W. Baker
George Bord
W. E. Burger
Rodger A. Cook
L. J. Canovan
Wilbur Davis
Wm. Barding
Nolan V. Lewis
W. A. Nash
George Ralph
Wm. H. Tyler
C. XN. Athey
Helen R. Krofft
Odellion Winters
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick Columns
Local items from The News columns recall a Democratic meeting at Central Brean and Seaali Club in Philomathean Hall. A horse ridden by Mest Kolb’s Frederick bait Jr. spooked near Montevue Hospital by an escaped insane woman. by Montevue men the woman was captured as the horse bolted up the bank.
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Frederick
Weil
Central Brean and Seaali Club
Philomathean Hall
Kolb
Frederick Bait Jr
Montevue Hospital
Montevue
Donations to Home The Harvest Home festival
Donations to the Home for the Aged Harvest Home festival on October 26 total many gifts from local residents and families. The list includes food items such as apples, sugar, coffee, cocoa, eggs, and canned goods, plus various items like quilts, glassware, soap, and pumpkins. Numerous donors are named, reflecting broad community support for the event.
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Steiner Brothers
Hargett
J. M. Newman & Day & Tba
Thomas Sehley
Geo. B. McCles
James E. Walker
G. Thomas
J.D. Hendricksoni
Stoker
J. D. Hendrickson
J. O. Hendrix
Edward HB
Measelt
Martha McCleerys
Miller
Mollie Zaimmernon
Jefferson P Ke
Amer
Jean Maguaine
Eleanor M. Johnasan
Rebecca Bo Wallis
Broont Heltenstein
John Eisenhauer
Mish
Betty Mardell
Boimen Od
Joseph D. Baker
Charles E. Falconer
Mas Ela Shriver
Mins Janet Williams
Mra
Lew
Ind Jer
William
G. Greenawalt
May Suisth Markell
Frank Ston
Misa Florence Doub
Thomas Kemp
George F. Thomas
Edwin C. Markell
A. A. Lough
Charles and
Harry Carty
Mary J. Chapanan
Lizzie
Faith Haller
Mary Routzahn
Mary
Kunkle
P. EL ' Stredy
Douglass Hooff
Elizabeth Robbins
Caroline Ross Rogers
Thomas
Market & Ford
A. W. Condon
Wm. P. Maulsby
Emma James
Agnes Schley
Casper Cane
Jennie Sehley Miller
Leg Rannebers
Alice Rice
C. Edwin Kemp
T. V. Stauffer
Noah E Cramer
Harris & Filler
Florence Trail
Chas. W. Ross, Sr
Misa Nettle Johnston
Thomas Chaphae
Romance of Frederick in Scenes and Cast Revealed
Production rushes ahead for A Romance of Frederick with early scenes in factory and church settings. Cast includes Mies Bierner Carty, Arthur Derr, Mayor Fratey, Willan Slemmer, Ernest Fettingal. director Deltouge. Camera man Maurice Vielson reports varied experience. rehearsal under way. wedding scene planned, participants noted in York PA.
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Frederick
Ateuter
Mies Bierner Carty
Arthur
Derr
Mayor Fratey
Willan WR. Slemmer
Ernest Fettingal
Deltouge
Whatine
Maurice Vielson
Eamera
Hal
Jack Bonita
Tampa
Fla
Suitan
Fereedeh
Adelson
Ley Ferman
Ote Odor Father
Ap Doves
Purely Personal Notices From Frederick Area
PURELY PERSONAL Mrs J B Gregg Custis and daughter visit sister in Washington. Mrs Clayton O Keady and Mrs Ellh DeGrange with others motor to Washington yesterday. Mr J Steiner Engelbrecht of Tanpytown spent Sunday with relatives in Frederick. Mrs Frank Maxwell Moody of Tuncaloosan visits Miss Katherine Wehler at Stedbeck Hall. Mr and Mrs George Nau and children visit Mrs Nau's sister Helen J Engelbrecht who was in hospital. Mr Carrotb Hendrickson of Baltimore spends a few days in Frederick. Mr Frederick Fleming and Mrs DE Fleming visit Hagerstown. G Shoemaker leaves Frederick for a two week trip to Ohio. Mr Wree Kaufman and family relocate to East Patrick street. Charles BE Fisher, Roy Routzahn and Frank Yerr return to Baltimore after a week in Frederick. Katherine Wehler returns from Atlantic City and other towns. Mr G Shoemaker plans further travels to Youngstown and Detroit.
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J.B. Gregg Custis
Miss Custis
Washington
Clayton
Keady
West Church Street
Ellh DeGrange
William Bales
Lawrence DeGrange
J. Steiner Engelbrecht
Tanpytown
Frank Maxwell Moody
Tuncaloosan
Minn
Katherine Wehler
Stedbeck Hall
George Nau Ang
Thin Eliy
Nau
Helen J. Engelbrecht
Uty Hospita
Carrotb Hendrickson
Robert Garrett
Frederick
Teendrickson
G. Shoemaker
Patrick Street
Youngstown
Cleveland
Toledo
Davton
Ohio
Detroit
Michigan
Hartshorn Krants announce marriage in Maryland home
Hartshorn Krants of Adamstown announce the marriage of their daughter Jule to Stan ford Harding Hartshorn of Gardner Massachusetts. Rev Dr Palmer officiated at the bride’s parents home Calvert Street in a small family ceremony. The couple will reside in Gardner after a southern wedding trip and home is planned for Gardner.
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Hartshorn—Krantz
Walter Brooks Krants
Adamstown
Jule
Stanford Harding Hartshorn
Gardner
Mass
Dr. Palmer
Washington Heights Presbyterian Church
Calvert Street
Hartshorn
Pennsylvania license changes to drive in January
Officials report new Pennsylvania motor vehicle rules require all car owners to obtain licenses by January with a simplified fee structure based on horsepower. The Maryland office will issue licenses December 1 as the state prepares for about 75 000 licenses, though 30 000 may not require refensing. Dealers and operators face new perpetual or annual fees, with higher charges for heavier and commercial vehicles.
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Baughman
Engler
Penney Vania
Harrisburg
Tanghman
Ure
Securiig
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Evlinier
Halloween Pranks Planned by Frederick Youths Tomorrow
Fredricksburg youngsters and older residents prepare for a larger Halloween celebration with parades in fancy costumes. Shops display novelties, and decorations brighten store windows as preparations continue. however, flour throwing is forbidden to keep celebration within bounds.
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Frederick
Hallowe'en
Johnny Pimpkinhead
Hallowe'en Lanterna
All Saints
Dereticaus
Halloween Dance at Libertytown Opera House
A Hallowe en dance will be held at Libertytown Opera House tonight under St Peters church auspices. The Frederick Select Orchestra will provide music. Also noted is the repainting of Mr A A Landsauer East Church Street by a work crew under William TH Gilbert.
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Libertytown
St. Peter’s Church
Frederick Select Orchestra
A. A. Landauer
Pape's Cold Compounds Offer Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compounds as the fastest relief for grippe symptoms. It promises two to three doses every two hours to clear head and chest congestion, stop discharge, and ease headache feverishness and sneezing, with a 20 cent price at drug stores.
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Dan
Pape
Alec
Endless Chain Scam Hits Minneapolis Mail
Federal agents hunt officers of the National Brokerage Exchange as women nationwide send 10 cents to join an endless chain promising a 1917 model gilt pin if they urge others to participate. The Minneapolis office is flooded with 25,000 letters and 25,000 dimes, many with no return marks, clogging channels and triggering mail returns.
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Jettera
Minneapolis
National Brokerage Exchange
Exchange
FE. A. Purdy
Doctor Prescribed Vinol to Restore Strength
A testimonial letter from Mrs. M. S. Mason of Trenton New Jersey reports improvement after a doctor prescribed Vinol a tonic made from beef and cod liver peptones glycerophosphates and manganese peptonates with a mild wine. The ad claims Vinol restores energy for the weak nervous run down and offers a money back guarantee through J A Williamson and Frederick druggists with availability in Maryland towns.
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Vinci
J. A. Williamson
Frederick
Maryland
Executrix Notice in Frederick County Md Estates
Edna May Slifer executrix announces from Frederick County Orphans Court letters testamentary for the estate of Thomas Arthur Slifer. All claims must be proven by May 1917 with vouchers. those indebted should pay promptly. Signed October 3 1916. Also a market report notes ninety two teams parked near the market house Saturday night and Third Street blockaded by teams.
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Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Thomas Arthur Slifer
Edna May Slifer
Cauge
Charles HH. Butts
Geo
Smith
John LS
Aldiaige
Albert M. Patterson
Vernon T. Smith
Charles W. Smith
Herman Coblentz
Ure Court
Geo. W. Best
Tate
Flora C.rest
Market
LL. Winebresner
Core Jiamison
Admnistratrices
A. J. Jamison
C. Xave
Frank Lorentz
Market House
Third Street
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Frederick, Md
Hine
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York, Pa
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Amer Rdtehic
New York
John Ritchie
Ritchie
Albert Ueehle
Baltimore
Marie Koents
Berlin
Germany
Hotel St. Regis
Wedveaday
Ethel Virgin'a Day
James
Browningsville
Eugene Walker
Bethesda
Mofercacdie
Decasion
Leonard Hays
Barneeville
Montgomery County
England
Hays
Araby
Wotts
Grippe
Teno
Sfarp
Aoctss
Chanberisin
Frederick County National
Voseeb
A. C. McCardell
JW. L. Carty
A. Leroy McCardell
East Eighth Street
Murray D. Fout
East Siath Street
Robert H. Thomas
Hood College
West Third St
East Seventh St
FE. Seventh St
North Market St
U. E Schlidknecht
North Bentz Street
Septzstraet
Court Street
Cramer & Stauffer
Bath
West Fourth Street
Fourth St
East Third Street
Kolt Brothers
Jyzodet
Market and
Third Streets
Frederick Trust Company
New Central Trust Company
B. Evard Kepner
Wilson P. Smith
Kepner & Smith, Architects
Frederick MD
Electric Blue Printing
Meer Ae
Shookstown Mountain
N. Market St. Moras
Home Seminary
Barrer
Furst Atvonce
Anpiv
Qry
Farmeils’ & Mechanicy
U. 8. Gov't
Federal Reserve Association
James H. Harris
Frank L. Stoner
C. Albert Gilson
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
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Bank OF Personal Service
Wm. Anderson
H. T. Kline & Son
Weat
Patrick St
C. F. Walter
Co. E
Fair Grounds
Park Avenue
East Church Street
Chas. E. Bader
E. Church St
East Church
Cramer and Stauffer,eal Estate and Loans
Sepudist
Grayson H Mercer
State Road
Monrovia
City
Tythian
Een Market Street
T. W. Wire
Apaply
Smart Millinery
Pai
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