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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1910
Page
4
Fragmented text discusses a request to collect a fair revenue from citizens and mentions state editor and Maryland. The readable parts are unclear and fragmented with missing names and dates.
The article discusses a state plan to reduce interest costs by selling stock to cover expenditures. It analyzes tax implications, estimating $8,000 in state taxes and about $70,000 in city and county taxes, with a net gain for the appealing party.
Fragmented OCR notes recount family roles and religious themes with references to Shadrach Meshach and Abednego. Mentions Chicago Tribune style detective, a plainclothes woman, and phrases about government derives power from consent.
Personal notices recount residents visiting relatives in Lewistown and Baltimore along with a city league basketball game where the Barkers defeated the High School team. A curious aside explains wallaby as a kangaroo dish gaining recent popularity in England.
The excerpt lists garbled phrases and names such as Gane Pye, Aldo, and Diama V. Morr. Frederick from 1920. It mentions a street roadway, coming home, and a anxious wait, with unclear dialogue about bees and fame, reflecting a fragmented personal memory or diary fragment.
Obituary notices report the death of Dr Edward Wooton after years of illness, noting his Georgetown College and University of Maryland education, Confederate service, and Democratic public roles. The piece also lists survivors and arrangements for funeral rites beside other local obituaries including Mrs Hannah Hemp and Edward Nichole with burial details in Reform Cemetery.
Fragments describe a Powder and Paint show in Baltimore and Washington with amateur artists praised and paid poorly. Scattered lines mention forest fires in Kentucky, a fatality in Indiana, and a Supreme Court ruling on Ospuga law, suggesting a late 19th century urban event record.
Quotations furnished show wheat No 2 red at 1.16 per bushel and corn at 3.40 per bushel. Timothy hay prices range around 9.18 to 20.00 per ton, with baled oats and flour priced per can or per hundred pounds.OTHER feeds and staples include buckwheat, bran, middlings, red dog cotton seed meal, and timothy priced between 3.60 and 12.00 per unit.
Baltimore stock market values corrected to noon today by Matter Bros & Co and Bakeremod Brokers. The text also includes a doubtful literary interlude about a clever man listening to a trap and a line about a peniteniary reference, suggesting a mixed archival clipping with market data and fictional excerpt.
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