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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1911
Page
6
Daily bank stock quotations provided by Motter Bros and Co list Frederick County National Bank amid figures showing Mary and September totals, with a large summed amount of 58,616,983 and a variety of smaller numbers in the 148,240.00 to 98,79 range and 3.09.
The Frederick Maryland bank reports its condition as of September 1 1911 with details on assets including loans and discounts 059067.79 overdrafts 2954.41 bonds securities and banking house value 500..... liabilities show capital stock 5000 surplus and undivided profits with taxes paid and various deposits liability totals. The report lists reserves from National Bank Notes and other reserve components and totals for total assets and liabilities.
The Frederick Daily News announces subscription prices and formats for the daily and semi weekly editions. It notes carrier and mail delivery to US addresses, rates per month and year, and offers club incentives with advance payment requirements. The Frederick News Office connects to the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange for orders and correspondence.
Tuesday September 12 1911 notice asks subscribers who miss papers to report to the office. It lists outlets selling The Frederick News at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market St. Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street Arlington Hotel.
A brief reflective line suggests that any improvement or reform should start with self-scrutiny and local accountability before broad changes are pursued. It emphasizes internal reform as the foundation for broader progress.
Mayor Gaynor backs a provision in a proposed city charter allowing destruction of obsolete public records by order of the appellate division of the New York State Supreme Court. He cautions discretion is essential to prevent private gain, urging a permanent commission to select records and publicly announce and hear objections before any destruction.
The piece discusses Gaither’s advocacy for a commission form of government and the need to weigh such reform. It then covers typhoid fever prevention progress, vaccination, and typhoid serum use in military camps, comparing historic and modern outcomes, followed by notes on altitude records and a claim by a Boston professor on curing liars.
Governors from suffrage states will address a New York gathering to discuss the ballot for women, arguing both pro and con. The report notes the issue’s weight against prejudice and highlights public interest in women’s voting trials.
A Baltimore Star item laments that the finest crops of local farms are the pretty girls, phrased as a light, tongue in cheek remark about rural life and community.
An Eastern college for women speech opens with playful salutations and offhand mispronunciations. The faculty and graduates hear humorous asides and comic exchanges referencing misaddresses and social quirks, as compiled from various papers and quotes.
A fragment from Harvey Peake in the Chicago Inter Ocean presents September as warm and golden with misty hills, harvest imagery, and a hopeful mood before frost. The item also notes Mr BB Dotterer of Graceham returning home from Niagara Falls and other New York spots after purchasing a herd of Holstein cattle, four with marked calves, now arriving at Graceham.
The International Bible Students convention near Mountain Lake Park concluded Sunday night after 10 days of meetings. Early Monday, the first of six special trains began carrying attendees back home, with daily attendance reported between 4,000 and 4,500.
Tut News recalls events from September 22 including McClain near Emmitsburg bitten by a copperhead he recovers after treatment. County Comisans attend Peach Growers picnic to view a new public road opening at Cold Spring. A burglary attempt on Thomas St Boyer’s near Liberty is thwarted when he wakes and scares the intruders away. Local colored citizens organize a Republican club to participate in the Annapolis state convention.
Local authorities and the Maryland Children's Aid Society pursue a safe home for a deserted infant after Mr and Mrs Benjamin Connor of Mihcien Ohio reportedly left on Friday with two other children. Miss Bentley of the aid society seeks foster or adoptive care while a Brunswick house to house canvass fails to find a permanent home. The sheriff and community rally to support the child as investigations continue and fundraising efforts begin.
Miss Madge Todycomb of Wilkes Barre Pa visits Mrs Robert A Kemp at Clint Ro Rev and Mrs Paul E Holdsratt of Parkton Md visit their parental homes in this city Mr Maurice Th Loy West Fourth Street spends vacation with friends in Harrisburg Pa Mr Ernest HL Pettingall resigns from Bo Resenour and Sons and takes a position with John J Hendrickson dry goods store
Grain quotes show Sept Wheat at 9.21 and May Wheat at 1. Ply Wheat and Sept Corn around 6.65 with minor variations. Market figures include miscellaneous bid and ask markers, with inconsistent OCR rendering and scattered percentages.
Motter Bros. & Co. report noon prices across diverse issues including Cons. Cotton Duck 5s, Georgia Alabama, Houston Oil, Seaboard Air Line and United Rys. series, with notes on various bonds, trust companies, and banks. Multiple listings show bid values around 41 to 58 and assorted income and funding securities.
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