Semi-Weekly News outlines weekly publication details
The Frederick News announces a semi weekly issue published Fridays with a price of 1.00 in advance. It mentions subscription options, mail delivery, and local sales points such as New City Hotel and Central Restaurant. The paper invites reader reports of games to improve service accuracy.
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Unitet
Ite Weelones
Inate Ta
Clube
Aubmu
Sarachirera
Bedecrbers
Frederick
Paying the Highest Prices for Everything
A newspaper column urges readers to spot seasonal bargains in late summer stock. It argues one can profit by buying clothing and house goods now for resale value next year, noting gains from price gaps and fashion shifts. The piece also touches on frugality, personal finance, and local events like the Frederick Fair signaling a busy summer close.
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Goa
Sprith
Paris
New York
Britain as Guardian of the War? Wilson’s Neutral Stand
The London press seems to expect U S action to shield British shipping from German submarines. The United States has kept international law to benefit civilization, not merely aid Britain. If Britain is dissatisfied, it may pursue its own course, with the British navy responsible for its strategy.
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Great Britain
New York
London
Wilson
Germany
United States
From Frederick to Catonsville in a Quiet Rural Run
A lyrical travel piece by Folser McKinsey visits Frederick and surrounding towns. It evokes Willis limousines, old bridges, harvest fields, and hillside vistas. The verses name New Market Ridgeville Catonsville and Hie Forever, weaving rural scenes with nostalgic affection.
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Old Catoctin
Frederick
Aulutin
Woodlands
Willis
Minutes of Merriness
A Yonkers Statesman item notes a wartime cartoon caption about Officer Atkins pursuing the enemy and a humorous trench scene. It frames Private Atkins and Tommy amid a hornet in the trench and a digressive exchange about Beulah and Beulah’s eyebrows in a domestic room scene.
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Atkins
Tommy
Belle
Beulah
Yonkers Statesman
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items from The News September 1895 note a schoolhouse addition contract awarded to John W. Carey for 1800 dollars. A potato vines fire alarm at Development Company premises, and the loss at Charlies Roce’s Mountaindale home shows 460 dollars insured. Geldenrod national flexedz, HOC Hall to get front improvement on East Church street. John Whisner matches houses near Winchester brickyard behind Union Knitting Mills. The old tree at Market and Church streets, Rentz's Corner, has been cut down.
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Adamstown
John W. Carey
John Whisner
Wincchester
Jo's
Union Knitting Mills
Market and
Church Streets
Rentz
Letter from Taxpayer Tangles Frederick County Finances
A long reader letter defends county officials, accuses opponent Etchison of misstating costs, and compares Frederick County with Baltimore County. It argues pay and tax figures, urges clarity on salaries, and questions who bears ad costs while detailing rates, populations, areas, and road funds. The piece targets voters and taxpayers with a sharp defense of current commissioners.
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Ephraim
Etchison
Mr. Etchison
Board of Election Supervisors
Frederick County
Atttorney
Baltimore County
Rederick County
Taspayer
Coun
Baitimore County
Eichisen
Etchison Jin
Taxpeyer
Etchinen
Searate
Baltimore
Real estate and insurance notice by Markwood D Harp
Markwood D Harp advertises a fine three story brick house on West Church street with 10 rooms and a bath and hot water heat plus private sewer. A 66 by 300 foot improved lot with 8 room frame house and water in the house is offered near East Patrick street. A six room flat with modern conveniences is near New City Hotel and the notice asks for fire insurance. Pythian Castle Row No 1.
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West Church Street
East Patrick Street
New City Hotel
Real Estate Listings in Frederick County by Mercer
Grayson I Mercer advertises farms for sale including 112 acres four miles from Frederick on State Road with one building and premier soil. 190 acres with remodeled eight room home large bank barn and fencing near a country town. 161 acres on an improved road near a railroad. 21 acres with a one room house and outbuildings. 30 acres five miles from Frederick near State Road. 125 acres two miles from Woodsboro with two sets of buildings priced at 50 per acre. a four acre property with a comfortable house priced at 500 dollars.
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Grayson I. Mercer
Frederick
Weill
R.rk
Woodsboro
Frederick County National Bank Prosperity Ad
Frederick Co Nat Bank Frederick Md advertises capital resources of 1 170 000 00 and suggests readers start small business by opening a checking account to pay bills with checks. It notes liberal rates on special deposits.
Frederick Trust Company Condensed Balance Sheet July 19 1915
Audit certifies the condensed balance sheet as of close of business July 19 1915. Assets include cash and deposits 2954.24, loans 168023.32, receivables 15093.90, mortgages 11075.00, judgments 45839.08, securities 25812.36, real property and fixtures 59197.04. Liabilities show demand and time deposits, notes payable, taxes, capital stock 100000.00, surplus 25000.00, undivided profits 10065.00. audit notes no confirmation of balances due to and from depositors. Overall, books agree with the condensed statement.
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Cobe Vecesse Oeverence
Frederick Trust Company
County Commissioners' Expenditures Across Washington and Carroll
Washington county funds show roads 513387, bridges 15153.18, total 66540.18. Health 3904.96, printing 7599.22, hospitals and poor maintenance 24290.96. Carroll county lists commissioners' salaries 2064.61, health board 1149.66, large districts pay 150, small districts 190, total估 around 31490 with tax collectors receiving 6623.92. Large bridges 10058.68, roads 2. State aid and macadam 29.06, total roads and bridges 64662.16. County officials defend allocations amid questions of assessment work costs and fairness compared with Frederick county.
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Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County
Etchison
Taxpayer
Board of Election Supervisors
Oklahoma
Frederick
Rockville
Montevue Hospital
Maryland
Baltimore City
Garrett
Warford
Queen Anne's
Somerset
Kent
Cecil
Prince George's
Dorchester
Calvert
Mont-gomery
Baltimore
Wicomico
Allegany
Caroline
Worcester
Charles
Howard
St. Mary's
Mc. Talbot
Carroll
Washington
Anne Arundel
Washington County
Assembly
Wrederick County
Baltimore County
Washington Comy
Fred County
Carroll County
State Roads Commission
Health Board
Taypayer
Etchisor
Van
Freie County
Etchson
Chen
Dick and Hare
Lens
Carrill County
John Ww
Holter
John Woo
Thomas WN Moller
Tostew
Ort Annan
Frank VW
Stevens
Cartsay
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Emmy Sorrann Iu Printing Company
Swesiieut
Treas
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Brune
News Ofice
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Cigar
Market Ferents
Central
FF. K. Ferniee
West_ Patrick
Froder
Simi TiwiTiFis
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Voice OF the Press
Autoton
Jug Bridge
New Market
Noble
Ridgeville
Bob Nelson
Parr's Ridge
Elizabeth
Catonsville
Col.mns
the News
Charlies Roce
Mountaindale
Geldenrod
Me Hoc Hall
Hhis
East Church Street
Ricgos
Markwood D. Harp
and Insurance
Pythian Castle
GEO. L. Cramer & Sons
Il EB. Church St., Frederick, MD
Onome
Reese
Weert Parsick Street
Ber Pan
Stene
Cash and
Wall la
Albaugh & Harrington
Insurance & Typewriters
Mon Via
Hansonville
Monrovia
Jefferson
Ladiesburg
Urbana
Yellow Springs
Fred
Hood's Mills
Walkersville
Virginia
Brunswick
Mt. Pleasant
Buckeystown
Frederick State Road
North Market Street
Ing
N. BR
D. Mantz
Booth Market Street
Sourren L. Welty
Vail Tate
John T. Lewta
North Gents
Mether Ave
National
GA_ rage
Satesman
Ealtee
National Garage
Patrick
St. and Methodiat Church
Tia
Patrick Street
Tromoderna
Braddock Heights
Destrabe
Braddock Ch
Winchester
Waightee
Petersville
Farma
Frederick City
Cramer & Stauffer, Yh Conet
Pedr Sane
Deliers
Aveny
Vredeperk
Puderetwi
Frederick County National
Frederick, MD
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FRED _TRURT CO
Frederick Trus Company
Certificate OF Audit
FAR. & Mech. Nat. Bank
Farmers’ & Mechanics
National Bank
U. S. Govt Supervision
Federal Reserve
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