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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1910
Page
4
In southern Maryland the influx of new settlers from the North is noted by Mr. A. I. FE. Trappe. He cites the counties and towns near the capper region showing newcomers moving in. These arrivals, skilled and enterprising, are aiding the growth of the country and shaping local industry.
Partial readable lines show garbled phrases and missing context. No clear person, place, or event can be determined.
A historic editorial applauds Gov. Charles E. Hughes for his independent, unyielding leadership and predicts the country will feel the loss as it faces major economic and political challenges. It urges the appointment of a similarly capable executive to guide national policy.
The readable lines show a distressed speaker recalling a mother or beloved figure who offered faith and support. The text contains garbled phrases and incomplete lines, mentioning love, doubt, and guidance, but lacks a coherent narrative or full names. The passage resembles a poetic reminiscence rather than a complete article item.
The fragment notes a family gathering on Market Street with Mr John W Miller and others visiting the home this April. It mentions Mr Harry and Mr and Mrs George Setirbeder in the city, with someone recovering from a shell state tomorrow afternoon in Philadelphia.
Fragmented item recalls Andrew Brown of Frederick County jailed seven days for drunkenness and repeated offenses. Brown’s four children were placed in an orphanage after illness and his wife left him. Separate matter notes Ida Cronger before Justice Smith with a quarrel against M. Bissell. the case ends in dismissal.
Fragmented notes discuss a Beight budget and local matters. It mentions the residence of a jogosman and references property, streets, and chancery roles. The text includes brief allusions to justice of the peace and notaries public in Frederick County.
An orchard spraying demonstration led by Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station experts will be held tomorrow afternoon near Hetown at Tote. The event aims to show pest control methods and discuss whether spraying pays for farm estates. Speakers include local officials and farm leaders, with attendees urged to come and learn about spray equipment, costs, and plant health benefits.
A string of obituaries and funeral notices are reported, with survivors listed for each deceased. The items mention ages, family relations, burial sites, and service details, including churches and cemeteries in the Baltimore area and nearby towns. The list includes the deaths of Daniel Boulders and William Aldridge along with a newborn named Millard Blackiston and other family tributes.
The page lists Timothy hay prices and mixed hay prices at Fornistie Farm Exchange dated April 28 1910. Timothy hay No 3 weighs in at $17.00 per unit while No 1 Mixed is listed at $1.00 per unit.
Fragmentary text references Motter Broa Ge Seaboard Company Carmo United Rys Cons United Rys and funding. No clear event, date, or outcomes present. Unable to deduce a complete report from the readable fragments.
An announcement invites all to an evening service at 7 45 with good music and singing and a social gathering afterwards, noting a warm cordial welcome for everyone.
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