Daily News Frederick's Freddress and Rates
Frederick Maryland edition of The Daily News offers daily service by carriers and mail to US addresses at 25 cents per month, with rates for four weeks one month six months and yearly subscriptions. Office connected to telephone exchange and accepts news correspondence and business orders. Watered second class matter September 7 with post office designation under the act of March 2 1873.
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Ae Teu Daily News
United States
Amdrees
Frederick, Md
Taos
Frederick
Maryland
Frederick News Subscriber Notice September 30 1911
The Frederick News asks subscribers who do not receive their paper regularly to report the issue. The paper is on sale at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Sree Grocery Store McCardell's Store.
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Frederick News
New City
Buckey’s
Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Sree
McCardell's
The War Correspondent and Censorship Debate 1914
The piece argues war correspondents provide vital, vivid reporting that boosts home enthusiasm and neutral sympathy. It cautions censorship dulls the picture, slows communication, and weakens support by hiding troop movements and heroic deeds.
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Waterloo
Liege
Tearing Up Streets by Aldermen Aims to Speed Repairs
City officials reaffirm street work rules guiding diggers to complete trenching within a reasonable time, urging prompt and proper restoration. The Board of Aldermen emphasizes responsible work and accountability to maintain safe, orderly streets.
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Board of Aldermen
Enouch
Frederick City Urges Protection of Public Streets
Editorial argues for drastic steps to curb abuse of public property and prevent tearing up streets after paving. Cites Dr Frank Dixon on street damage and sewer gas and water work. Calls for city officials to gain citizen support to maintain streets in their original condition.
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Frederick
Frank Dixon
Chautauqua
The Editor and the Newspaper's Value in Society
The Carrell Record columnist muses on the editor’s inner thoughts and the newspaper’s role as a town booster and free advertising machine. He notes the industry’s paradox of offering value while often not being valued as it deserves, and cites the saying that paying for the preacher and printer reflects service to the public.
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Carrell Record
Jother
Society
Reality and religion blend in a hopeful life view
The fragment asserts life exists in dreams as reality and calls for love as the source of true being. It argues religion awakens large life and charity, while death is a illusion as conscience endures in eternity. It notes Mr J D Baker of Frederick being named a delegate from Maryland to the American Road Congress in Atlanta, Ga., November 9 to 14.
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Raymond Yorke Kingsworth
J.D. Baker
Frederick
Goldaborough
Marland
Atlanta
Goodyard Sentenced for Concealed Weapons in 1911 Case
Charley Goodyard a colored man was sentenced to three months in the House of Correction by Justice Fabian Posey for carrying concealed weapons to answer both this charge and an earlier eleven and a half month sentence after escaping from Frederick county jail. He had admitted buying the pistol for protection but claimed innocence on a prior arrest testimony from Mr. Carter.
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Charley Goodyard
House of Correction
Fabian Posey
Miller
Haover
Goodyard
Frederick
Carter
Kidwiler
Reveral
Fenfa
All Saints’ Street
Lidie Palmer
Florence Baer
George Ebert
Adams
Biggs’ Cafe
Noth Market Street
Ross” Plater
Posey
Robinson's Shore Shine
Freder ick District Woman's Missionary Meeting Opens
The Freder ick District of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church begins tonight at 7 30 in the local church. A large delegation is hoped though attendance may be lower than ideal. Program includes hymns, devotions, Rev Dr E H Lamar welcome, Casper Cane Jr vocal, Miss Mary Filler address, Miss Fricky of Washington, anthem and choir. Meetings tomorrow at 9 00 a m and 2 15 p m. Wheat price falls another cent per Mountain City Mills quotation, now one dollar.
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Frederick
Woman's Home Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ois
E. H. Lamar
Casper Cane, Jr
Mary Filler
Fricky
Washington
Ayain
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Highlights
Frederick items from Tar News dated September 30 1894 note Judith Greaser aged 91 at 300 West Patrick Street. Geo W Keyser locates his bicycle after theft. William Andersons ice wagon wheel broke on North Market Street and was repaired. M E K Adelsberger erects a new stable in Emmitsburg after fire. Frederick boys in Chicago plan to root for Baltimore in the Baltimore Chicago game. Republican Club meeting on Court Street with Reno S Harp elected vice president and Mrs A Ginger joining the five member committee.
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Tar News
Judith Greaser
West
Patrick Street
Geo. W. Keyser
Republican Club
Ourt Street
Reno
Harp
A Ginger
Farmers Anticipate Late Sowing Of Wheat In Frederick
Frederick County farmers plan sowing wheat mainly on Monday due to Hessian fly risk. County Farm Demonstrator Emory C. Remsberg warns against early sowing and urges destroying volunteer wheat to avoid Hessian fly. Ground is in good condition after rains, with some larger acreage hoped for due to higher next year prices amid European war. A Farmers Association meeting at the M C A features Prof Cyril Hopkins on lime and phosphates.
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Frederick Counts
Youbs
Adamstown
Emory C. Remsberg
Remsberg
Frederick County
Remasbery
Maryland Agricultural College Experiment Station
Homsberg
Farmers’ Association
M.C. A
Cyril G. Hopkins
Baltimore
Southern Settlement and Development Association
Hopkins
Property Transfer in County Executors Deed
Business in the courts records show Geo W Kindley as executor transferring real estate in the county to Sarai A Fairfax for a consideration listed as five dollars and more. The filing indicates a estate settlement action involving property titled in the estate and deed readiness for recording.
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Geo. W. Kindley
Sarai A. Fairfax
Casket Works Sold For 58800 At Hagerstown Auction
James Morrison Jr of New York purchased the Montross Metal Casket Company plant in Hagerstown for 58800 at public sale yesterday. The deal included nine acres, brick factory buildings, machinery, 800 finished caskets and about 3000 unfinished caskets. Morrison plans to expand with metal products, stamping, and resumed operations as soon as possible.
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James Morrison, Jr
N. Y
Capitaliata
Montross Company
Pope Manufacturing Company
Crawford Bicycle Company
Local Movies Tonight at City Opera House
Manager George List presents photographs from Frederick's Centennial activities at the City Opera House tonight. The show includes parade views, scenes from the Key graveyard exercises, and images of the human flag, Senator Key Pittman, and Centennial committee members visible in the frames.
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George List
City Opera House
Frederick
List
Francis Scott Key
Mt. Olivet
Key Pittman
Rally Day Observed at Pleasant Hill Reformed
Rally Day services will be observed Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock in the Pleasant Hill Reformed Sunday school. Dr. Joseph H. Apple president of Hood College and Rev. A J Herman pastor will give addresses. Special music and a brief program are planned for a large attendance. A bridge on Westminster road Roxbury Mills over Cat Tail Creek collapsed Tuesday under a heavy furniture van.
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Pleasant Hill Reformed
Orlock
Joseph H. Apple
Hood College
A. J. Herman
Cat Tail Creek
Westminster Road
Roxbury Mills
Ratification and estate notices amid local affairs
Notices detail ratification of real estate sales for Mary E Ehrehart and John Clark, inventories and distributions in Isaac M Fisher and Mary E Ebrehart estates, and final accounts for Herbert Thompson and Alonzo R Spitzer executorships. A Howard County delegation seeks funds to finish Clarkeville Pike macadamizing toward Elttcoit Chr as readied.
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Mary E. Ehrehart
John. Clark
Isaac M. Fisher
Mary E. Ebrehart
Fed. Cours
Geo H. Riges
Herbert Thompson
Alonzo R. Spitzer
Wm. F. Burkett
Howard County
Clarkeville Pike
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