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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1912
Page
4
The Daily News, an independent Frederick publication, outlines its staff and publication details. It lists president and manager names, rates for daily semi weekly and yearly subscriptions, and mailing policies, noting submissions should accompany orders and advertising arrangements. The issue is dated Friday, September 20, 1872.
Subscribers who do not receive The Frederick News regularly are urged to report it to the office as the paper notes efforts to improve service. The publication is sold at New City Hotel, Buckey's Cigar Store, S Market Street General Restaurant, F K Schmidt's Cigar Store, W Patrick Street, Arlington Hotel, Hotel Braddock, Braddock, and Zimmerman Bros. Grocery Store.
One year later the News reports substantial growth in circulation for its daily and semi weekly editions. The paper credits its expansion to the paper's own quality and consistent editorial stance rather than promotions. It notes a sustained rise over 24 years despite opposition papers and asserts ongoing reader support.
The article urges proper authorities to publish traffic laws and enforce penalties for violators on public roads. It notes lack of common knowledge endangers highways and stresses formal rules, education, and stricter enforcement as automobility rises.
A historical note urging awareness of the elusive e of the public highway and the need to educate people on the how, followed by strict enforcement of pre-visions to reduce danger, hazards, and accidents. The emphasis is on broad information and firm rule enforcement to improve safety outcomes.
Washington commentary notes Secretary of the Treasury plans to issue new smaller, uniform notes replacing existing notes. Denominations unified, no distinctive styling, easing counting for bank staff and public. Critics ponder sentiments but anticipate cleaner currency and ongoing reforms.
A garbled column reports wind forecasts and prophecies from several figures in Baltimore and surrounding areas. It notes discussions in a weather prophets convention in Berks County and mentions figures like Cyrus SoShecki and John Fritz among others predicting a cold season.
The text presents a fragmented dialogue with names and phrases in a stylized voice. It hints at a scene where a young man seeks favor, a father answers, and others discuss winning a heart. The readable portions imply a social interaction rather than a news event.
A garbled exchange features Blubts and Slobbs discussing truth and exposure. The text references Philadelphia, a doctor, and various personal names in a disjointed, nonsensical snippet with no clear action or outcome.
A fragment of poetry contrasts hopeful verses with economic drive and a later report notes a fatal car accident near Mar tlesburg. Tascoe Lamar’s auto kills Henry Triggs, a county farmer, instantly. his widow and three children survive. Coroner Kline presides over the inquest.
Frederick dealers announce October 1 price hikes for beef and coal. Beef reaches record Chicago levels and Frederick abattoir notes the top price per hundred weight for prime cuts, while coal dealers plan a 20 cent per ton rise. Officials warn retail beef may not drop soon as cattle supplies improve. A Marylando clubwomen milk conference is scheduled for Baltimore County Glynden on Monday, September 30.
William J Campbell, Republican, was appointed yesterday by county commissioners as health officer for Thayerstown, succeeding a prior appointee who had declined the position. Campbell will also serve as city health adviser, with duties to begin immediately.
Local items note a trotting address sale and a royal dragoon member accused of a large money crime. Frank M. Scholl marks his 20th birth anniversary with family on South Market street and musical entertainment from Frank J. Schroeder and Rhodes Orchestra.
Quotations for today provided by Motter Bros Co present price movements across key shares. Trading shows fluctuations with notable activity in industrials and rails as investors weigh market direction this session.
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Frederick County National Bank in Frederick MD posts a financial statement showing reserves, deposits, securities, and capital. The report lists resources including loans, discounts, and bank notes, with a cashier's sworn certification by T A Kemp. Date context references September and prior fiscal figures, reflecting period banking activity in Maryland.
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