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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1898
Page
4
A dense listing from the SLE Daily News outlines a pantry of vegetables and fruits with prices per unit, from cabbage and cucumbers to peaches and apples. It details assorted staples and meats with varying costs, reflecting a bustling market scene and consumer choices.
The weekly grain scene shows a rebound in wheat after a downward drift, aided by Western shortages and demand in Iran, St. Louis, Kansas City, and Nebraska. Prices for Frederick wheat opened at 8 to 9 cents per bushel, flour prices rose unevenly, and local farmers anticipate better prospects as supplies tighten and markets adjust to export restrictions. Freight, mills, and local merchants report cautious buying for immediate needs while overall demand stays steady.
Fragmented report covers stock market notes, local camp meetings, and accidents. Mentions Griffin stock movements, Viterbi reference, Emory Grove camps, and a hospital transfer after a tram collision near Monocacy bridge. Includes remarks on a long teaching period and general civic notices amid scattered names and places.
A garbled OCR fragment shows scattered letters and broken words about a local event or notice. Readable details are absent, with no clear names, dates, or places to identify a subject or outcome.
Fragmented text records a local society meeting with names and places. It mentions planning for future years and lists attendees such as John Hendrikson, George Boyner, Beatrice Chinilton, and others. It notes a meeting date and an upcoming picnic and school event.
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