Central National Bank Report of Condition September 1911
The Central National Bank of Frederick Maryland files its autumn 1911 report detailing assets including discounts, securities, and cash items. It lists capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, deposits, and liabilities with sworn attestations by cashier Albert Gilson and notaries.
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Central National Bank
Frederick
Maryland
Atlee Banking
Ciipantes
Nationnal Sappersam
Laweu
Tate Redemption Fund
LIA Bllitil
Eranlt
National Bank Ngs
MHU Ang
Tae Saft
Prust Courpanies
Ings
Cnerks
Danang
State of Maryland
Bort
A. Kemp
G. Wesley Kindley
Wertheeior
Francs Xorwood
T TR Winson
S&s
U.S
Securittey
State of
County of Frederick
Ss. I. C
Albert Gilson
C. Albert Gilson
B. P. Hendrickson
N. P
William O. Kolb
Henry R. Steiner
Trail
Shoes and goods offered at low prices by local stores
Miscellaneous ad notes children s shoes in sizes 1 2 to 6 1 1, cheap and good options from Vici Kid Button and Blacher and Gun Metal lines with feather soles and counters. Moser s at N Market 81 offers auctioneering and satisfaction guaranteed. Royal Society packages and embroidery floss decorative pieces from Centre Pieces to Gowns at N J MANTZ S Market 51 Peagaville Wa. Steel tires and horseshoing services advertised with roadside repairs by Waring Tyson.
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Toyal Society
N. J
Mantz
Ld S. Market
The Daily News and Frederick News Information
The Daily News announces printing and mail options with rates for six months and one year. It lists editors and officers, details shipping to subscriptions in the United States, and notes address and telephone exchange connection. The Biweekly and Semiweekly News are offered with advance payment terms and club incentives.
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Frederick
United States
Psapcake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
Kroder- Vek. Md
University Education Worth While Despite Naysayers
A Frederick News item reports readers can help ensure delivery, with vendor locations listed. A letter from a Winds Legislature member opposes increasing University of Illinois funding, arguing for closing the universities instead. The piece contests such views, defending college life and the value of a college education. It asserts most college students are capable, hardworking, and morally sound overall, despite some “black sheep.”
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Winds
University of Uinois
Crane
Harvard
Iisiitus
Colleg
River Navigation Marking 100 Years Of Inland Steamboats
The inland river steamboat era nears a century old with celebrations from Pittsburgh to New Orleans. From the first boats on the Ohio and Mississippi to the 32 palatial steamers before the Civil War, river travel rose then waned as railroads expanded. Today about 75,000,000 tons of corn grain iron and steel move along the Ohio, sustaining freight rates and coal industry growth while signaling renewed interest in inland waterways.
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United States
Mississippi
Pittsburg
New Orleans
Ohio
Mississipi
Louisville
St Louis
Seale
College Manners Moralities Questioned by Crane
A Philadelphia Inquirer column quotes Mr. Richard Crane sparking debate on the manners and morals of college men. The piece notes the credulity of believers and signals further commentary from Crane.
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Ladelphia Inquirer
Richard Crane
Crane
Ling Fever Association Bans Devil's Paint Brush Weed
The Baltimore Stir notes a youth attempted bank robbery in Laurel Maryland by a teen and warns against romanticizing outlaws. It argues the desparado image harms youths, cites the robber's capture, and critiques sensational dime novels while urging safer, healthier living.
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Ling Fever Association
Baltimore
Citiens’ National Bank
Laurel Md
Jesse James
Desperado
Tie
Ariel
Jolla Morgan
Les Nothings
Baltimores
San
Health notices urge cleanup in regu lar communities
The Halti more News laments annual health notices telling residents to clean up backyards as observers note such advisories are often discarded with trash and ornamentals. The piece hints that attention to alleys and yards should be better, asking for genuine focus this year.
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Haltimere News
Merriness Minutes Chess and Tea Jokes
A garbled mosaic of humorous snippets from various columns. Miscellaneous banter includes two friends splitting chess results, a bridge tea plan, and a deflated umpire joke. Minor quips touch on debts, forgiveness, and a quip about medicine and money.
City Hotel to Shine Under Reist Oversight
New City Hotel proprietor W A Reist from York arrives to oversee renovations aiming to boost fall business. His partner Cox manages here while Reist handles interior updates including lobby, dining room, and new paper. Improvements follow a period of rising local accommodations and growing clientele.
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Reist
W. A. Reist
New City
York
Colonial
Cox
Frederick
Fins City
Ois
Che
Broderich Sleily
Sew City
Wheeler
Braddock Hotel
Vosble
Waa
Rest
Frederich
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Report
Frederick columns recount events from twenty years ago including Besant resigning the postmastership on Capen Road Shenandoah County noting an earthquake shock near Braddock and community reactions. Grayson Renner received a grand prize for a book by Tarher Ruhlman about Gamay Harding and a blind boy led to and from Lutheran services. Republican primaries set delegates for the county convention with resolutions endorsing the MeckKinies Taunt Baloo.
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Grayson Renner
Ev Tarher Ruhlman
Gamay Harding
Lutheran
Caumiy
Temperance campaign to hear 41 pastors in Frederick County
Dr. L S Sieber organizes a temperance field day on Sunday September 17 with 41 pastors delivering sermons countywide. The Anti-Saloon League aims to press candidates on liquor policy and rally church participation across Frederick including out of town speakers and district officials.
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Anti-Saloon League
Frederick County
L. L. Sieber
Anti-Saloon League For
Western
Maryland
Fortyune
League
Frederick
Farning
Real estate transfers and political visit noted in brief
The notice lists several real estate transfers including Maury Credid to John Winebogle and Elizabeth Martin, with amounts and counties cited. It also notes Willian Grove Kidwell and lst Mas Pout, both of Urbana, and Clarence CH Wood Irene Cook of Bruns wick among others. A Democratic candidate, Joseph Dodson, is mentioned with a candidacy for State Senate and a visit to Brush Works near Breau is referenced.
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Maury
Fisher
John 4
Walker
Glenn H. Worthington
Ll. der So
Etchison
John Winebaogle
Saul Maron
Elizabeth Martin
Fae
Jacob Roehrbach
Sean Wood
Lyon Wood
Anna
Willian Grove Kidwell
Brunswick
Lst
Mas Pout
Urbana
Clarence CH Wood
Irene Cook
Toth
Binaswaick
Joseph 2
Dodson and
Carrig MM
Hazerstown
Stevius Gey
Emmitsburg
Senatch
John HH. Vrazier
Austin Baushwman
Alt
Brush
Ren Wats
Breau
Grain market update leaves Wheat and Corn steady
Chicago market notes show September wheat near 81 and September corn at 2.84 as trading remains cautious. Investors weigh supply signals and weather across regions while brokers advise patience amid mixed futures activity.
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WR Tnt
New York Stocks Quotations From Motter Bros Co
Today’s stock quotations shown by Motter Bros Co list prices and changes for active issues. Traders monitor gains and losses across rail, industrial, and utility issues with market mood influenced by early trading results.
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Motter Bros. & Co
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Corrected to Noon by Motter Bros
A Baltimore market update dated September 13 1911 lists closing prices and corrections for numerous securities including Anacostia & Potomac Chicago Railways Cotton Duck Georgia Alabama 6s Houston Oil Northern Central Seaboard Company United Rys and Western Maryland among others. The report shows varied bid and issue quotes with several prices in fractional form.
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A. L. Con
Anacostia & Potomas
Chicago Railways
Con
Georgia
Alabama
Houston Oil
Thouston O
Northern Central
Nort
Portsmouth
Somerset Coal
Sparrow’s Point
Seaboard Company
Common
United Rys
United
Western Maryland
Seaboard Air Line
United Rus
Continental Trust
Mercantile Trust
Citizens’ Bank
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Clayton Trundle
H. Clayton Trundle
Edwin Devilbiss
James M. Sappington
Frank Sappington
Wels B. Stud
Maurice Lostart
Sophsast
Woodsgourd Savings Bank
Wocoudsboro
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Broderick
Toal HW
A.mutzlen
Corrente Aite GF. Smith
Aoreph
J. Steank
CLOW
Dorcus
Wirestars
Sepalidsra
Sal
Tional Bank
Mary
Tang
Moser's
N. Market
Jon L. Dulrow
Telegraph
St. Frederick, Md
Telephone
Angeldlm
C. H. Miller
North Market St
Ray
Blacksmith
Peagaville
Waring Tyson
South Market Street
Agak
James Long
John Exstert
Las
Sixth St
Prederick
Cate
Hay Mente
the Daily News
Great Southern Printing Amy
Frederick News
Buckey’s
Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
SIM
River Navigation
Luis
Cies
Crvie
Kardon
Alfied Mena
On Tin
Jone
Heston
Jack
Wasiiloglon Star
Willie
Wille
Puck
Hor Besant
Capen Road
Shenandoah
Braddock
First
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E. H. Lamin
Wmn
FF. Anderson
Evangelic Church
VS. Rupp
J. L. Leiber
Evangelic Reformed Church
HL. A. Kieffer
C. P. Keen
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
J. Bibb Mills
M. B. Church
South
J.J. Rives
Win
H. Anderson
United Brethren Church
Uammelbaugh
L. JL. Seiber
Church of the Brethren
R. A. Nedrew
C. Yt Keen
Thapist Church
A. D. Winters
A. B Wood
Flintfell M. E
J. J Rives
Mr Jd
Mills
OM. FE
de Clow
Morsell
Carry
Gettysburg
Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Mr. Galt
Chicago Grain Market
New York
Industrials
Atchison
B&o. OG
Brooklyn
Thes. & U
Denver
Erie
M.K. & T. Gomay
Norfolk& West
Hock Island
Union Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Am. Beetagar
Am. Lee
Ag. Smelter
Car. & Fdy. Com
Col. Fuel & Iron
Uot.Uil
Consolidated Gas
Corn
Distillers Beate 3Uy Republic
Baltimore Stock Market
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