The Daily News and Semi Weekly News Advertisement
The Daily News Frederick Maryland lists officers Sedy and Treas Geo Birely C Will Foout vice president manager The Semi Weekly News publishes Tuesdays Fridays with mail subscription rates and club incentives The News Office handles ads business notices and correspondence via Chesapeake Potomac exchange Frederick Maryland post office second class matter
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L. E. Birely
BR. E. Delaplaine
Sedy
And
Treas
Geo
Birely
C. Will Foout
United States
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
Frederick
Frederick Newscirbers Need Report Paper Delivery Issues
Subscribers who miss issues are urged to report to the office as the paper seeks perfect service. The News is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street Artington Hotel.
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Frederick News
New City
Buckey's
S. Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
W. Patrick Street
Artington Hotel
Frenchwoman challenges editor then hints at duel
A Paris female writer known as Mlle Arria By denounces marriage as an "abomination" and calls for lifelong singleness. An editor refuses a duel offer, deeming a fight with a woman unnecessary, while By mocks gender limits and jests about enticing a prospective husband. In New York a shop thief incident ends with a coat note asking the thief to call. The piece closes by urging good roads supporters to discuss aviation airs for aviators.
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Mlle
Arria By
Mile
Milo
New York
Oil Trust Gone Yet Gas Stands Still Serve Buyers
Officially the oil trust is dissolved but oil remains sold at the same stands. The growing number of statutes makes it harder each year to act as a law abiding citizen and follow all rules.
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Oil Trust Ia
The Voice of the Press Moral Reform and Railroads
The Erie Railroad ends decks of cards and gambling fare for commuters. The move signals a clash between rebranding as a moral railroad and concerns over reliability, schedules, and passenger trust. A separate Philadelphia Press item notes that war scares affect bond markets, with European credit tightened and U.S. securities trading impacted, dampening new issues and crowding timid sales.
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New York
Erie Railroad
Lendua
Arda
Traffe
Clara Barton’s decline and sugar price concerns noted
From Oxford Maine reports indicate Miss Clara Barton is nearly worn by age yet may recover for some time. Tributes pour in from many sources as the American Red Cross owes its existence to her. The piece also discusses New Orleans drought driven sugar price spikes and alleged industry price coordination among Arbuckle, Federer, and American Sugar.
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Oxford
Clara Barton
Miss Barton
American Red Cross
Susiur
Vouis
Arbuckle Bros
Federer Company
Amen Can Company
Governors Meeting Eyes Uniform Divorce Law Reform
The Spring Lake gathering of state Governors opens amid debate on uniform divorce laws. Proponents argue for a representative nationwide standard to curb evasion by wealthy individuals and by remarrying abroad, aiming to reduce legal confusion while acknowledging imperfect solvency.
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House of Governors
Spring Lake
N. J
Healtmore News
Sporting Porter and the Fire Department Banter
Jumbled quips from The Sketch and other papers recount a fire rescue effort. The line about a “second starm” hints at a misprint as readers note the team’s decisive action. A Harvard Lampoon gag mocks expanding the National House of Representatives and a New York Press joke jokes about size and mood during Lent.
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National
House of Representatives
New York Press
Morgan Plays Seen By Frederick Observers
Ray Morgan of the Washington Nationals attended the Lancaster Frederick game as an interested spectator yesterday in Frederick. Manager Baughtman had sought Morgan to participate, and McAlvey commented on the possible appearance, amid how the crowd drew interest from the local scene.
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Morgan
Ray Morgan
Washington Nationals
Frederick
Lancaster-Frederick
Baughtman
McAlvey
Frederick Twenty Years Ago Race Meeting and Races
Local notes from the Frederick paper dated September 16 describe announced races at the Frederick Pair with purses, plus events. Colored Masons celebrate the 32nd anniversary of their lodge in Frederick. A man named Martin Grove from Waynesboro is jailed by Sheriff Gaver at the Carlin House with a $100 reward for theft. Occurrences mention missing horses and Col L. V. Baughman named to the State Democratic Central Committee executive panel.
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Gaver
Carlin House
Martin Grove
Waynesboro
Brunswick
William HH. Koogie
James KE. Kinna
William HL. Koogie
Kinnnal
Koogle
William Schoauffer
Cinna
Kinna
Kinny
Frederick Couny
Washington County
John S. Newman
Glenn T. Worthington
Kieffer Delauter
Damages Sought in Railroad Injury Case in Brunswick Court
Miss Mina Danner of Brunswick sues Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for 8000 in damages alleging injury from a falling glass fragment on Oct 19 1910 while a train passenger. The case was opened with the railroad demurring to the claim and is under advisement.
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Brunswick Bank
Jewenece
Baltimore and Onto
Mina Danner
Bruunswick
Miss Danner
Hinswick
Baltimore
Miss Rainer
BL. Norwood
William P. Amulsby
Bond and Park
Westminster
John S. Newnan
The
Savings Bank of Brunswick
Brunswick Furniture Company
New York Stocks Quotations From Motter Brow Co
Stock market quotations show today’s figures supplied by Motter Brow. & Co. including price changes across major indices and key listings. Traders monitor opening trends, volume, and early gains or losses as the market reacts to today’s economic news.
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Motter Brow. & Co
Indiana Experiment Station notes lime use on alfalfa test plots
The Indiana Experiment Station says lime trials on a patch of alfalfa before full seeding help decide lime needs and can save lime expense. It notes soils in limestone regions may still benefit from lime, and that carbonate lime or finely ground unburned limestone work well with rates commonly around two tons per acre or more.
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Indiana
Central National Bank balance sheet fragment 1911
Frederick Maryland reports the state of Central National Bank with assets and liabilities including loans and discounts notes and securities. The document shows capital stock and surplus, deposits, due to other banks, and a cashier's sworn affirmation dated September 1911. Notable names include Robt A Kemp as cashier and Wesley Kindley as notary.
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AL Frederick
Ma Fand
Clase of
Strember
Oi Bomds
Seeairilies Humiene House
Ifurniture
Ational
Wok
Sheela
Sirate
Comna
Savanpani
Marylan
Frederick
I. Rowt A. Kemp
Robt
A. Kemp
G Wesley Kindley
N. Py
Chas. Wertheimer
Frank C. Norwood
Money Bank
UB Curren National Bank
U.S
U. S
Nul
Apeulis
United States
State of
Maryland
of Frederick
Ss. I. C
Albert Gilson
Chas. B. ST. Hendrickson
N. P
Baltimore Stock Market Prices and Corrections
Prices of intest gales corrected up to noon today by Matter Bros. & Co. Sankera and Brokers. Listings include Cons. Cotton Duck, Anacostia & Votar Chicago Railways, Fairmont Coal, Seaboard Line and Company securities, United Rus, Western Maryland, Mercantile Trust, Citizens' Bank, and Maryland trusts with various 4s and 1st/2nd preferreds.
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Matter Bros. & Co
Sankera
Anacostia & Votar
Chicago Railways
Ewer
Big Cabg
Ieee Fairmont Coal
ONL
Georgia
Alabama
Houston
Elec
Nort
Portsmouth
Somerset Coal Isa
Sparrow's Point
Seaboard
Seaboard Company
United Rus
United Vs
Ince
Western Medid
Dep Continental
Rust
MD. Trust
Mercantile Trust
Citizens’ Bank
Ates
Footwear and banking notes fill a fragmenty page
A garbled ad page shows Society King Shoes prices and types, auctioneering by John L. Dutrow, and a Woodsbore Savings Bank statement with cashier attestations. Other entries promote N M and D Mantz knit goods, Spirella corsets, and local services like wagon tires and horseshoeing by Waring Tyson.
Digestion and Assimilation Promoted by Liver Tablet Vigor
Fragmentary ad copy states vigor comes from digestion and assimilation of food not just quantity. Claims the liver tablet strengthens the stomach and liver enabling natural function. Mentions Druggis.
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Paralo Druggis
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the Daily News
Great Southern Printing
Frederick, MD
City
Philadelphia
Europe
New Orleans
Vierstand
Sporting Porter
Bishop
Dick Johbase
Lordalio
Jack Jolson
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Harvard Lampoon
Kansas City Journal
Re P
Charles FL
Mapple
Vain News
Frederick Pair
Orion
L. V. Baughman
State Democratic Central Committee
Emma Danner
Brunswick, Sues B. & C. R
Industrials
B. & Uug
Brooklyn
Chis
Ogus
Chic. M & Bt. Lite
Ales Tik
Brie
Krie H. R. Ist
Avi
I. Boro
L& N
T. Com
Mo. Pac
N.Y. Cen
R. R
Loca Co
Bay
Tig
Cora Producta
Castillera
Nat
Lean
Isi Ag
Pr Steel Car
Republic Wa
U.S Steel
Utah Copper
Chetu
Chicago Grain Market
Central National Bank
Inal Bank
Legal-tende Hotel
Eecesses
Toval
STOCE
Frederick County National Bank
Lesont
Savings Bank OF Libertytown
Libertytown
Clayton Trundle
Shelef
Iwin Devilbiss
James M. Sappingto
R. Frank Sappington
Otis B. Stone
Maurich FL Statt
Farmers & Mech. Nat. Bank
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
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Russia
Moser's
John L. Dutrow
Frederick, Ma
Telephone
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Woodsboro
Busine Asl E. Te
Epicauber 1
TESOL
Na Tips
Tie
Wang Aest
Lilasshle
Paul
Vitgler
W.saxten
Noel
Raewit
G. F. Slath
Roseph TL Shank
Royal Society
N. Ik
D. Mantz
S. Market St
C. K, Miller
North Market St
L. Ray
Fengaville
Ma Mr
Waring Tyson
South Market Street
James Long
John Esterly
East Sixth St
H.S. Landis
Landis
Newspaper
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