Frederick Daily News circulation and office notice
The Daily News is published by the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company Frederick MD. Lists officers Le Berly Re Delaplaine president Secy and Treas Geo Birley C Will Foot vice president manager. Subscriptions priced monthly quarterly yearly with rates and mailing options. News office connected with Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange.
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Great Southern Printing Ayo Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
LE Birely
RE. Delaplaine
Secy and Treas
GEO, Birely
C. Will Foot
United States
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
Frederick
Prederick
Frederick News Subscribers and County Tax Share Debate
Saturday September 16 1911 notice urges subscribers to report missed papers and lists local sale points. Article argues Frederick city residents should receive proportional tax returns from county taxes for shared highway and public works costs.
County's 2000 Appropriation for Brunswick Sparks Fairness Debate
The county has earmarked 2000 toward Brunswick street improvements, prompting questions about Frederick’s share. The piece argues towns benefit from county funds as much as the county, calling for a systematic road fund apportionment to include Frederick’s proportional needs alongside Brunswick’s. It notes Frederick taxpayers also pay for roads and deserve immediate benefits from county road funds. The discussion highlights equity, proportional mileage, and earlier neglect of Frederick’s request.
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Brunswick
Frederick
Frederick City
Lund
Court Square
British Girl Defies School Oath in New Jersey
Catherine Audsley a fourteen year old English pupil at Perth Amboy refuses the daily oath of allegiance and flag salute under New Jersey school laws. She has been expelled as the case travels through the principal state education authorities amid a tangle of administrative action and debate over patriotism versus school rules.
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New York
Catherine Audsley
Perth Amboy
New Jersey
United States
State Board of Education
iState Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Trenton
Jersey
Maryland Delegation Gains Noted Support In Congress
A collection of editorials and letters praising Maryland's delegation, led by J Charles Linthiae and David Lewis, for federal highways and postal express plans, signals a shift toward leadership in Congress. The Baltimore Sun and other papers note rising influence and call for innovation in policy.
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Collier's Weekly
J. Charles Linthiaie
Maryland
David L.ewis
Messrs
Lewis
Covington and
Lanti
Congress
Thomas Bracket
Reed
Riescai
Trath
Baltimore
Euening Sun
Merriness Downtown Divorce Quip Report
City Editor notes a fashionable divorce with the Chief Justice presiding at high noon. Society Editor recalls a witty exchange about manners and propriety as the involved parties discuss periods and commitment.
Why Are You Weeping Sister In The World Verse
A dramatic monologue unfolds through a speaker named Sister recalling past sins. She confesses selling her soul for vanity and wealth, betraying lovers, and enduring loneliness now aged. The piece ends with reflection on remorse and self-made ruin.
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Someorrong
Herbert Kaufman
Twenty years ago to day in Frederick local items
From the Columns of The Niwn September 16 1891 Frederick items report George Fimmerman granted a patent on a corn hat the Foc of M and A secured attractions for the season Frederick Female Seminary and the Marstand School for the Deaf began sessions with many pupils enrolled St Marks Church at Petersville under construction expected occupancy before winter cast fan shotgun accident fatal for a little girl daughter of Nathan Green colored dying after injury
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George Fimmerman
Frederick
Frederick Female Seminary
Marstand School For the Deaf
St Mark's 12
Petersville
Chuence Bowers
Nathan Green
County urged to refund Frederick $2000 yearly for streets
A Frederick opinion poll shows residents want the county to reimburse Frederick city for road work. They argue current county road taxes do not benefit the city, proposing a annual $2,000 refund for streets and bridges in Frederick to finance paving and upkeep. No opposition in the county is noted as discussions unfold.
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Frederick
Frederick City
Frederic
Brief Items of Interest From Local and General Circulation
White fish hook along the Monocacy Thursday as Theodore Buesing landed a fine bass. Edsonerson of Washington visiting his father Vic R. E Anderson. A Bass string was landed by another angler along the Patomac. State Senator Blair Lee of Montgomery County, who failed to win the Democratic nomination for Governor, spent about 8.4 hours at home during the campaign.
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Jerry Moore
South Carolina
United States
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Othe
Boards of Trades
Seaman A. Wrapp
Ste Diff
Baltimore Sun
Theodore Buesing
Edsnerson
Washton
Vic R. E Anderson
Iwaty
Hiss Trensurer
Blair Lee
Montgomery County
New York Stocks Today Quotations by Motter Bros
Today's stock quotations from Motter Bros and Co. cover active trading on the New York exchanges. Prices, gains and losses for leading issues are summarized with brief notes on notable moves and market momentum.
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Motter Bros. & Go
Chicago grain market and New York bank statement snapshot
The fragment records Sept Wheat and May Wheat and Sept Corn price figures with percent figures, plus a New York bank statement showing loans 709,260 and deposits 4,602,000 amid other entries. Strong entities include Chicago and New York figures, banks, loans and deposits.
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New York
HalsyON-SALLTEL and O'Brien Studebaker Marriages
Two quiet weddings were held Tuesday at the Presbyterian parsonage with Rev. Dr. Thomas Freeman Dixon officiating. HalsyON-SALLTEL Joseph F. Dotson and Miss Currie M. Gmith of Tragerstown wed, and Ira B. O'Brien with Miss Ada May Studebaker of Riehl's Mills also married. Campaign set to start in Rockville as Democrats announce a September 26 meeting in Town Hall with Senator Blair Lee presiding.
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Halsyon—Salltel
Joseph FL. Dotson
Miss Currie
M. Gmith
Tragerstown
Presbyterian Parsonage
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Briln—Spudera Rife
Ira B. O'Brien
Ada May Studebaker
Riehl
Rockville
Vandiver
Blair Lee
Gorman
Wil
Bank Statement for Central National Bank Frederick 1911
Bank statement lists assets including loans and discounts, overdrafts, bonds, securities, cash items, and redemption fund. Liabilities show capital stock, surplus, profits, deposits, and reserves. signed by cashier Robt. A Kemp and witnesses in Frederick Maryland.
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Xavional Bank
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United States
Maryland National Bank figures and notices lose focus
A disjointed 1911 bank statement fragment lists resources, loans and discounts, mortgages, deposits, and liabilities alongside unrelated ads for Society King Shoes and decorative needlework items. The chaotic clipping mixes financial data with commercial notices and local merchant promotions.
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