Weekly News advertisement deadlines and format details
The Weekly News promises a twelve page issue ready Thursday with wide circulation in Frederick city and county. It invites new advertisements with copy due by 5 p.m. Wednesday and changes by 1 p.m. the same day, highlighting its status as a leading advertising medium.
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Frederick City
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Notice to Subscribers Collect on Regular Day
Tomorrow the fifteenth of the month and our regular collection day. Tas Dar X News carriers will collect amounts due from all subscribers on their routes. Have exact change ready to save mutual inconvenience.
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Purely Personal Local Notices To Frederick Readers
Purely personal items note Joe W. Gaver returning from vacation. Miles Hoffmeier leaves for Holyoke to attend school. Annie Redcliffe of Liberty visits Dr. and Mrs. Radelite. Robert Paterson and A. A. Annan, Emmitsburg, called at The News office. E. E. Barn, E Q, returns from Unionville to Frederick. M. I. Lob, representing James Youre the tragedian, in Frederick today. Madge Shaw of Westminster visits Miss Emma Newman. Mrs. Gertrude B. Gallagher and 800 of Baltimore guest at E C McSherry’s. Prof. Edward Whipp of Burkittsville visits Rev. M D Gaver. Mrs. Jacob Honit and children return home from the West. Mr. and Mrs. Wim A James of Norfolk, visiting Mrs. James’ sister in Frederick, go home pleased with visit.
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Joe. W. Gaver
Miles Mary Hoffmeier
Holyoke
Mase
Annie Redclffe
Liberty
Radelite
Robert Pa‘tersoun
A. A. Annan
Emmitsburg
and Mirs
E. C. McSherry
East Second Street
Edward Whipp
Burkittsvile
Luthersille Seminary
M.D. Gaver
Whllamsport
Jacob Honit
Wim. A. James
Norfolk
Indignant Delegates deny local option link to fight
The Middle town delegation claims the dispute was against the old organization and that district candidates seek the clerkship. They say a circulated report tied the license question to factional attacks, and endorse their own candidates to resist such insinuations.
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Middletown
Frederick College to Open with New Professor
Prof. BH F Hamilton arrived for Frederick College opening tomorrow. He is Amherst trained with strong scholarship and endorsements from Amherst faculty. President of Amherst calls him among the top students and likely to distinguish himself as a teacher in mathematics and German.
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Frederick College
BH. F. Hamilton
Frederick Colege
Hamilton
Amherst University
Amherst
Pres
Cates
Mall
Sirens Rtcom
Property Deeded Between Local Buyers and Sellers
Beary A Hires and wife deed 1Q acres to Ashby P Bauer for 75 dollars. Wo H Zimmerman and wife deed 8 acres 3 roods and 5 square brokhes to Elf Renn for 219 dollars 53 cents. Renn to Wm N Zimmerman transfers 1 square perches for 1987 dollars.
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Beary A. Hires
Ashby P. Bauer
Wo. H. Zimmerman
Elf . Renn
Flag Ceremony Marks Maryland Day At Braddock Heights
The Key Movement Association of Frederick held Maryland Day ceremonies as the flag was raised atop the observatory at Braddock Heights. A large crowd rode a special train, endured heat, and enjoyed a program including band music, prayers, and Mrs. Donald McLean's patriotic address praising the flag, history, and national unity.
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Donald McLean
Marnest Fraser
Key Movement Association of
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Maryland
Key Monument Association
the Daughters of the American Revoluton
The
Historical Society
Monument Association
Frederick and Middletown
To &Irange
Beleg & Bupper
Frederick Select Orchetra
Osborne Ingle
All Sainte P. E. Canrch
Mona- West Accoctation
George Ed. Smith
Association
Fult
A. R. Yeakle
Alice Lucy Eisenhazer
Bmirs
A. M. Landauer
Mollie Eisenheust
William C. Birely
Misa Wil He Ritchie
Baker Johnson
Nettle Ritchie
Mary Ott
Kay
Httle
Rebecca
Emly McLean
Hettie Tyzon
Lois Mr . Kinsey
Henson Mauisbey
Dlae
Donald MicLean
New York City
Daughters of the American Revolution
McLean
McLeen
Pezse
Ckill
Ratons
Sarstoga
H Mn
F.sailth
Francis Scor Key
Conference On International Arbitration
Canada
Boston
Clevelse
Middle West
Clevelard
Ohio
New York
Grant
White
Thera Ton
Ingle
RicLean
A. DL. Eader
Helen Schley
Henry Wiliams
Clars Knanff
Afisa Marie Eisenhager
A.M. Lindauer
W.W. Tyson
L.eader Greaty
Lily Andera
C.F. Best
A. St. Landauer
Henry Williams
Massey Moille Eisenbauer
Clara Knanff
Helen &Chley
Ger. Derr
K. A T. Nixdorf
FF. Smith
B. Tyson
Bistes
United American Mechanics Open National Council Meeting in Baltimore
The National Council of United American Mechanics began its annual meeting in Baltimore with a Loyal Legion parade along a long route. Delegates from many states attend a three day session, with social events planned at Electric Park Gwynn Oak Park and Halstead's. About 200 delegates will conduct business while 60 ladies represent the Daughters of Liberty. Maryland hosts 3,060 members with 2,400 in 30 councils nationwide. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised.
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National Council of the Order
Aocess
National Council of the Order of United American Mechanics
Baltimore
Loyal Legion
Hazarer’s Hill
Franklin Street
Cathedral
Atonament
Madison
Eutaw
Gay
Lerington
Helldar
Fayette
Charles
Franklin
Washington Monument
National Officera
City Hall
Mooper
The
Maryland State Council
3. P. Fox
Hartford
Conn
G. W. Dickinson
Worcester
Mas
A. E. Thompson
New Britain
E. de Roche
Buverhill
Mase
Qasrler
J. P. White
Mess
Aides-De-Camp
T .B. Keys
Marchester, Conn
Col
L. M. Eschler
Danbury
J.D. Rete
Worcester, Sonn
State Council
Daughters of Liberty
Order
New England
Charles J. Distess
Cornior
Philadelphis
Morris Bauer
New Brunswick
N.J
Ira D. Gof
Riverside
BL L
John Berger
Philadelphia
Joseph H. Shing
Camden
Thompson
Msrehsi
Richmond
Elmer E. Hil
Protector
New Hampshire
A. E. Gilden
Vermont
Thomas B. Miller
W.D. Gravenor
Sharptown
Wicomico County
Wm. N. Alan
Chas. H. Stein
James T. Dieney
John H. Owen
Havre de Grace
Wm. T. Post
Vienas
Dorchester County
G. A. Ivins
Lnside Protector
Aberdeen
Harford County
L. ®. Atkinson
Rising Sur
Cecil Counts
W. L. Rhodee
Brookview
Maryland
Delegates Gather Across Districts For Republican Convention
A detailed list shows delegates from multiple districts including Bockystown, Frederick, Middletown, Creagerstown, Emmitsburg, Catcctin, Urbana, New Market, and more. Names of delegates central committees and a district resolution for John De Liehmutt for clerk of wills appear, with notes on Petersville primaries and county-committee votes. A report ends noting an ice wagon driver overcame heat and returned home.
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Thia City
D. F
Wm. Brown
Joshus Murray
John A. DeLarcmutt
Lloyd Price
David Brimage
James Spencer
Hiram Clarpin
Wse
Bockeystown
John 4
de Liehmutt
Liberty District
John H. Etzler
Thomas S. Boyer
Jasaih Brown
James Fritz
FE. W. Gilbert
Roscoe Sneadner
Jacob Kintz
John Bohn
Walter Myers
William Dorsey
Gilmore van Fosen
Charles Etzler
James H. Roberts
Augustus Etzler
Central Committee
John H. Etter
Thomas 8. Boyer
Charles Etzter
New Market
GL. Kaufman
J. C. Walker
JL. Watkins
MP. Wood
I. C. Lowe
A. Cashour
N. A. Albaugh
John R. Waiters
Isaac Loud
Hauyee
Hauvers
L. D. Graxford Wisclemvmas
Geo. M. Crayford
Geo E. Lovell
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the Daily News
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Lasi
Wassimerom
D. C
W.L. Moon
Weather Bureau
Clara Chew
Geo. A. Dean
Ane
John Hendrickson
Well
GC. Carty
Ipapef
KEY Association
United American Mechanics
Hood
Frederick Decthict
Yu ]Cgates
M. G. Urner
W. A. Long
Milton A. Woodward
John Davie
Wm. A. Woodward
Wm. KE. Birely
Wm. B. James
George A. Schroeder
James Howard
George P. Lowe
Sehieffer L. Rhosds
Charies Barner
Charies T. Wallace
P.L. Alteshew
P. L. Hargett
Charies Fleming
Luther F. Harrison
Degrange
Samuel L. Lily
Willam C. Reldig
Edward C. Bigee
George Glessner
Rev
Samus
Crocket
John Weast
Evan Brighton
D. d. Hargett
B. L. Groff
W. W. den
A. T. Young
I. C. Castle
J. H. Hoogle
E. G L. Beckley
C. E. Niemeyer
J. Hu Butts
W. W. Doub
J. 0. Gentle
B.L. Greff
A. L. Renneburg
N. A. Bowles
L. Miller
GL. Butts
J. E. Lutz
H. Koogle
Creagersto
Wiliam G. Kolb
James Aymap
John 8. Hoffman
George W. Staub
A. B. Cloer
George Fox
Frederick R. Mort
C. W. Loy
James W. Robinson
Wiliam H Staub
George Derr
J. Willam
John W- Grinder
E. D. Staub
John W. Loy
Barry Stu
A. B. Crose
Charles 5. Speak
Frederick KR. Mort
John W. Grinder
B.D Saub
John T. Resaong
Emootsburg
William Weaver
N. C. Stansbury
C. F. Rowe
Harvey Winter
A. H. Maxwell
John T. Gelwicks
Oscar D. Frailey
John A. Harver
James O. Harbaugh
Willian Fuss
Marshall Saylor
HF. Maxwell
G. Mead Patterson
Victor E. Rowe
Joseph WW. Davidson
S. N. McNair
J. Stewart Annan
George T
Emory Fry
Howard G'lbert
Jacob Routzsha
C.G. Biickenstaf
L M. Wize
Lawoa Shepley
W.H. Shei
E . Boop
8. M. Bickenstif
Ulbbana
Douglas H. Barget
Dante Miller
Baffoer
De’ezates
James E. Nelson
Jos. D. Himes
Daniel AlHier
Thor. Rightman
David Roelkey
Flook
Chae Ausherman
Delegetes
Col J. RB. Rouzer
John Root
Richard O’tools
John Lasanders
W. Loy
J. P. TY. Mathias
D. G. Zante
EC. Kefanver
George W. Layman
A. C. Anders
Charles Robinson
Aa. A. Troxell
Samuel M. Birely
J. B. Cave
Danial Sheley
EL J. Smith
Lloyd
Kevele
Whal AL. Biddle
J. P. Wildebrand
B.J. Toms
Daniel Pettingall
Daniel Poinberger
Hiram T. Smith
LM. Maugang
Geo. D. Toms
M.A. E. Miser
J.T. Flook
Wm. G. Moser
Melvin F.shepier
Elmer A. Young
T. M. Brandenburg
Henry Flook
B. A. Schildknecht
Geo. M. Moser
Jacob Koogle
John Clark
Chas. W. Johnson
Sumner Keller
Tounsville
John W. Smith
EB. G. Haugh
D. W.rirssburg
BE. W. Saylor
D. H. Fogle
James Hshn
Dville Diztrict
H. B. Wilson
L. JT. Seals CO
T. Cain
A. Dayhoof
J. PT. Aldridge
J.T. Bamen
Archie Molesworth
Dr. Devitbiss
Levi Plain
Wm. Long
Emory Dayhoff
J. T. Aldridge
L. T. Lewis
J.T. Sumas
Linganore
W. A. Nicodemua
Lb. E. Hart
B. T. Nicodemua
E. E. Harn
Howard Devilletea
Rufus Appleby
Jas. Peatre
Warren E. Dadress
Herbert Ecker
Edward Carlisle
Frank Carter
Marshall Nusbaum
Hintke Fowler
D.H. Denner
Tyler Mardock
Mas. Brunner
Jonas Thomas
Lewistown
A. N. Cramer
Charles 3. Snook
G. Lloyd Palmer
Harry R. Snook
Lewis Hammerick
Frank N. Miller
A. G. Frushour
Calvin Bowers
E. 4. Grushon
Elijah Stull
T. E. R. Wikler
Frushour
A. Grashon
J. H. Hines
J.H. Hauch
J. H. Hill
Frank Miller
Lee Morgan
Frank Mohler
Lloyd Palmer
Harry K. Snook
Geo. W. Mort
G. Snook
T. BR. Miller
Geo. W. Miller
Chas. Main
Adam Flanagan
John A. Baer
Joseph Cat
BURRITT_ILLE
W. E. Danner
Lewis H. Gowlus
Jonna E. Flack
Samuel Bowius
Matthias Abalt
Oliver Plock
Clawson Huffer
W.L. Galton
AI. L. Horine
John Jenning
John Branez
Elmer S. Wetnigh
Bufer
Kauffman
Peter BM. Horine
Geo
Huffer
George Whelen
Hygzela Ice Company
Harry Shultz
North Window
L. E
Sé Ta Model
Old Sul
S&t
Jom Henonatexson. P
Wesele
Paully Faraliry
William 'P
Lac Sosogh
Wetainster
Markey
North Market Etceet
Smith's Temple of Fancy
Bisytla
Frecaiick
C. E. Oline
Interstate Telephone
A. B. Hargett
Masons
Gac Doz
A. B. Hoazezrr
Mason
Fruitsjars
Railing Grocery CO
Seng Grucert
the Railing Grocery CO
Rodock & Neidig
Rrowock
Reidig
Togiraio
Rcduck & Neidig
A. T. Rige & Sone
Xstanusazn
A. T. Rice & Sons, Funeral Directors
North Mareat sTater
Fr. V. Stade
Freower
F. Vv. Srava
North Market Street
James E. Walker
BE. Walker & CO
Jas, EB
Wazasco
Doll Brothers
WINE
Express and Ferigat
Dou
J. J. Remsburg
Joan JB d- Remsburg
Delguist
Market St
Marlin Prompist
Bemsburg
Sotel—Carz
C. D. Dox
Sachiy
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