Frederick News Subscriptions and Delivery Details 1909
The Frederick News announces subscription terms and delivery options for 38 cents per month with annual plans. It lists officers Birely and Will Fout as president and vice president, and notes mail and carrier service within the United States. The paper provides office contact, submission instructions, and newsstand locations in Frederick Maryland.
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
Birely
K Delaplaine
Bec'y and Treas
Will Fout
United
Frederick News
Frederick Centennial Parade Highlights Trade and Industry
Frederick showcased city and county branches of trade and industry in a grand parade and pageant. The event celebrated the centennial of the Star Spangled Banner with displays of historical significance. Key figures praised the community effort and anticipated a strong full-weekend turnout, led by Senator Key Pittman as a national figure.
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Frederick
Mt. Olivet
United States
Key Pittman
U. S
Nevada
Centennial Committee
Sykesville Herald Celebrates First Birthday Anniversary
The Sykesville Herald marks its first year of publication with praise from The News, noting the paper is lively attractive and has earned the support of the local community. Congratulations and best wishes are extended to the Herald on its milestone.
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Sykesville
Herald
American Battle Hymn The Flag of Francis Goott Key
A patriotic verse urging unity and defense of the flag from sea to sea Behold its stripes of glory its field of azure blue and a constellation of states Let freedom endure and may the banner wave forever even in peril pledged to defend it unto death by GEO EDW SMITH
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Smith
Frederick, Md
Court To Hear Injunction Against Traction Engines
The State Roads Commission seeks an injunction to stop traction engine owners from using state roads on threshing equipment. Threshermen respond that engines do not injure roads, blaming poor road construction for damage. Attorneys G A Pearce Joan Francis Smith Reno S Harp A D Willard and D Princeton Buckey represent the threshermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Roads Commission
Threshermen
G. A. Pearce
Joan Francis Smith
Reno S. Harp
A. D. Willard
D. Princeton Buckey
Runaway wagon injures Mrs. Harvey Biser in Washington County
Mrs. Harvey Biser of near Nicode mus MNL Boonsboro was severely injured when a two horse team she and her husband rode ran away. He was thrown clear. She leaped from the wagon as it sped, struck a post and suffered head and shoulder cuts with possible skull fracture and internal injuries. Her husband escaped unharmed. Both have lived in Washington county for many years.
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Harvey Biser
Washington County
Nicodemus
MNL
Boonsboro
Middletown Valley
Bi Ser
J. Hubert Wade
All Made Narrow Escapes into Fence-Daughter Hurt
Vincent Kepler, his two daughters, and a guest from near Petersville had narrow escapes from serious injury returning from Frederick when a buggy and automobile passed too closely. Kepler’s machine plunged over a bank into a fence. Julia Kepler broke her arm, Rachael sprained her knee, and the vehicle damaged a fence and fenders. Medical aid was given in Frederick.
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Frederick
Vincent Kepler
Petersville
Kepler
Julia Kepler
Rachael
Unseasonable Chill Grips County After Damp Night
Last night was chilly with damp air, minimum thermometer reading 46 degrees, up from 38 the prior night. No frost was reported in the county. Yesterday peaked at 72 degrees under sunny skies, but this morning dawned cloudy and dismal with forecasts not promising favorable weather.
Indigestion Relief Ad Boosts Mrs Gallagher's Diet
Mrs M J Gallagher of Geneva New York reports severe indigestion and constipation lasting months. After trying remedies she used Chamberlains Tablets from a local druggist and says two bottles improved her condition allowing her to eat heartily with no ill effects. Sold by dealers.
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M. J Gallagher
Geneva
Chamberlain's
Ally
Wreck at Weverton disrupts traffic on BH&C main line
A Thursday morning wreck on the BH and C near Weverton delayed traffic for hours. Train No. 12 split into two sections, striking a caboose after a freight pulled onto the main track. No injuries reported as No. 13 and No. 43 trains ran late. Brunswick crew summoned.
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Weverton
Brunswick
Engagement announced at Thurmont wheat and five hundred clubs
At a joint meeting of the Wheat and Five Hundred clubs of Thurmont at Mrs Maude Martins home the engagement of the hostess daughter Miss Beatrice to Mr C Wallace Wiseman of Staunton Va was announced The wedding is set for September 21 An aluminum shower followed a mock wedding with Mrs J P T Mathias as groom Miss Jessie Rouser as bride and Mrs William Stoner as best man Tomorrow the 28th Middletown Valley Sunday Schools reunion will be held with crowds expected Music by Middletown and Feagaville bands and choirs Addresses by several pastors and C C Rehr of Baltimore
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Thurmont
Maude Martin
Beatrice
C. Wallace Wiseman
Staunton
Wag
J. P. T. Mathias
Jessie Rouser
William Stoner
Middletown Valley Sunday Schools
Middletown
Feagaville
Augustus R. Steck
Carlisle
C. F. Windigler
Braddock Heights
George Albert Snyder
C. C. Rehr
Baltimore
Local builders contract barn project after lightning blaze
Mr. B Albert Boyer of near Middletown has been awarded the contract to erect the barn on the Soyer farm near Broad Run, following a lightning fire. Carlton D Beachley supplies and stores the farming materials on his Broad Run farm. Augustus R Selby, formerly of Rover Mills, will manage the milling department of The Sykesville Lumber Coal and Grain Company in Sykesville.
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B. Albert Boyer
Fear Middletown
S. Leslie Soyer
Broad Run
Carlton D. Beachley
Augustus R. Selby
Rover Mills
Sykesville Lumber, Coal and Grain Company
Sykesville
Frederick Democratic Convention Delegates Named 20 Years Ago
Twenty years ago today in Frederick the Democratic County Convention met at City Hall to elect delegates to the Sixth District Congressional nominating convention in Hagerstown. The list includes delegates from Buckeystown Frederick Middletown Creagerstown Emmitsburg Catoctin Urbana New Market Liberty Hauvers Woodsboro Petersville Mt Pleasant Jefferson Mechanicstown Jacksonville Johns ville Woodville Singora Lewistown Tuscarora and more. The Frederick county delegation was instructed to vote as a unit. Also elected at Middletown were Grangers Mutual Fire Insurance Company directors Geo T Whip Henry A Poffenbarger and D Edward Kefaever.
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Hagerstown
Col. L. V. Baughman
Buckeystown
W. J. Grove
R. Claude Dutrow
Frederick
L. ¥. Baughman
C. N. Hargett
Dr.i. J. McCurdy
J. Roger McSherry
G. H
Edwin Devilbiss
Hauvers
James B. Brown
Thomas C. Fox
Woodsboro
G. W. Devilbiss
James S. Plunkard
Petersville
J. P. Biser
John D. Ahab
W. P. Savage
Thomas Hogan
Mt Pleasant
Wt. Renneberger
Adam Diehl, Jr
Jefferson
Moody
W. H. Myers
Mechanicstown
Charles E. Cassell
John H. Dent
Jackson
Joseph E. Castle
David W. Sommers
Johnsvhle
A. S. Phillips
DL EL Buckey
Woodville
H. S. Peddicord
W. R. Hipsley
Singanore
George Gaither
M Whitehill
Lewistown
Frank Stottlemyer
James D. Enclsh
Tuscarora
C. T. F. Howard
F. T. Lakin
M. J. Grove
Frederick County
Grangers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Middletown
Geo. T. Whip
Henry A. Poffenbarger
D. Edward Kefaever
Sculptor Kelly Has Schley Model Echoes Of Unveiling
Letters from notable figures and residents react to the Barbara Fritchie monument unveiling. J E Kelly of New York offers to show his Schley relief model. Col Vernon of Baltimore congratulates the Memorial Association and recalls patriotic history. Confederate builder James L Parsons regrets not attending, sharing personal ties to Barbara Fritchie. A Michigan correspondent describes a private memorial park project in Jonia. Plans for a park gate inscription honor Barbara Fritchie Betsy Ross and Francis Scott Key, with park lighting and flagpole details. Contributions to the fund are noted and a meeting is set for September 17.
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Barbara Fritchie
J. E. Kelly
New York
Memorial Association
Admiral Schley
George W. F. Vernon
Baltimore
Frederick County
Frederick
Johnson
Taney
Schley Ang
Franela Scott Key
Maryland
James L. Parsons
Washington, D. C
Stonewall Jackson
Tonia
Michigan
Tonia County
Parks Fisher
Winfield Scott Schley
Barbara Fritchie Memorial Association
Fisher
John Evans
Morgantown
W. Va
Fritchie Monument Fund
T J. Foster
Washington
Clara Steiner
Real Estate Auction in Frederick County Maryland 1914
Public sale under court decree offers three brick houses at 236 and 234 East Sixth Street Frederick and a third property at 234 East Sixth Street with fruit trees and alley access. Terms require half cash at sale and rest in six months with notes secured. possession dates set and nearby industries noted. Also sale of a forty-eight acre farm in New Market District with a frame house and outbuildings near Pearl four miles from Frederick. cash sale with $100 deposit, possession and deed timing specified.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Maryland
Cherries Francis Brookey
Lowte Fae Mate Orphan Asylum
Court House
Door
Frederick City
Ellen V. Brookey
Nouth
East Sixth Street
Sixth Street
Improvement Land and Building Association of
Frederick
Morris Iron Works
Silo Factory
Maryland Brick Works
Burcinger
John Francis Smith
Harvey BR
James A. Murphy
Murphy
Mary J. Murphy
New Market District
Marsland
Pearl
Wiliam Elias Murphy
Frederict
Ann Be
Prespa
Elfas Murphy
Geneva
John Francia Smith
Harvey KL
South Market Street
wWelock A
Jonnt Tee
Mouwlie
Morley
GMT
Clabaugh
Speedstanli Fe
Brief Items of Interest
Gshinz catches 16 bass on Potomac trip. Mantz lands several bass. Also notes on advertising, a catarrh cure claim, and a Toledo bank endorsement for CHENEY'S CATArrH CURE. Mentions Waterman’s fountain pen and Harvers Dag Store advertisements.
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Gshinz
Potomac
E. Peter Mantz
Pena Harvers Dag Store
Predesick Md CAPITAL .eeeee arecense GLEE M0008
An obscure OCR fragment mentions Predesick in Maryland with scattered capitalized terms and codes. The readable portion lacks a coherent event, date, or clear organizational names to establish a complete news item. The fragment suggests a listing or archival note rather than a full report.
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Kelly
Schley
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Col. Vernon
Memorial Committee
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Tate
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Emory C. Crum
City
John W Null
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F. Frederick
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Hahn & Betson
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Harriet V. Blank
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Bath
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Corner Market
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Flage
All Sainte
Etreet
South Market
Cramer & Stauffer
Augisatt
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Church St
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Park Avenues
North Market
Frederick County National Bank
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Hagerstown Pike
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Septsdimon
J. B. Mellor
J. B Mellor
Jantatt
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