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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1900
Page
7
The Daily News reports a historical brief with partial OCR text. It notes a local event or notice with minimal readable details including names and places, spurring readers to seek fuller information.
L. B. Lewis of Westfield Mass has installed devices to help the public drink at watering tanks in many towns of Western Massachusetts and surrounding counties. He proposed years ago that riders lacked readily accessible water and set out to fix the shortage.
Lavator B. Lewis funded and installed pipe connections with a cup outlet to channel water into troughs for animals. About 40 devices placed at his expense, with strong local cooperation. Installations reported in Hartford and multiple Connecticut cities, plus Massachusetts communities.
A severe storm near Sandy Spring Maryland struck several farms. Hon Wm M Canby lost a barn worth about 1000 dollars and Henry C Chaney’s barn was blown down. Charles Johnson and his wife narrowly escaped as roof portions fell. An oxen were killed or injured and a cow perished on another farm. A residence in Ashton received minor damage. A second storm passed later with heavy rain.
Local notices list sermons and services across multiple churches including Schiey v ill Mission School morning session at 9 30, Evening service at 8 00. Rev Charles E. Young of Baltimore preaches in Bronewick M E Church tomorrow. All Saints Episcopal holds services 10 50 and 6 45. St Johns German Reformed 10 00. United Brethren plans Keedysville institute Sept 11 13. Catholic Masses listed, Presbyterian and Grace Reformed times noted. Evangelical Lutheran has no service due to pastor absence. Union Bridge Reformed Church prepares trial sermon and exchange with Buckl ystown M P pastor. Evening services across several churches are scheduled with varying times.
Mrs Wary Brown of Gist Carroll county dies at eighty six. Judge Sloan upholds municipal vehicle tax ordinance in Cumberland. Sykesville hosts annual horse tournament with top riders. Clifford Webster buried in Deals Island after Summerville drowning. Anna Torbett found dead in Washington county home. Bare Hills copper mine expansion foresees 100 tons daily. Ohio flagman dies after being struck by train near Sand Patch. Samuel Laney of Washington county attempts suicide, fights doctors. Cecil county Wandain will dispute costs before Orphans Court and higher courts.
The Carroll County sale list records farm transfers in Middleburg Uniontown and Westminster districts. Executors of Jacob Sharetta sell 130 acres to Mrs Luther Shar etts for 5850, Edwin H Sharetts acquires 190 acres for 7913.50, E O Grizoes Jr assigns mortgages on 1582 acres near Westminster for 5150.25, and Lewis Redding’s late farm of about 47 acres near Manchester sells to Gm Simpeon of Baltimore.
A resident from Lickshills, in this county, returns from seven weeks with Edward in Guthrie Oklahoma. He notes a neighbor Nichols visited years ago and reports exciting changes. He tells of wheat corn cotton and fruit abundance and the striking growth seen on the trip.
Long list of visitors and residents in Middletown and vicinity with dozens of names from Baltimore Chicago Washington and other towns. Mentions of trips to Atlantic City Ocean Grove and White Sulphur Springs. Also advertises Al. G. Field Big Minstrels led by Will Hackett coming to City Opera House August 28.
A brief notice promotes placing a News want ad for 16 cents to spread word about a situation or request in Frederick. The fragment signals a fast inexpensive classified option aimed at broad local reach.
The Frederick County gathering of the Women's Christian Temperance Union opened with singing and prayers led by Miss Hate Hargis. Officers were elected, committees named, and reports heard including Miss Carrie Morell on jail and flower mission work. Mrs. Haslup of Maryland spoke and conducted memorial services. The next convention was set for Baltimore in October 1900.
Elder F C Renner of New Midway Maryland, born June 11 1840 in Smithsburg Washington county, is noted for a series of articles in The News. His family moved to Ohio in 1853 then returned to Maryland in 1857 and has resided in New Midway since 1858. He joined the Brethren church in 187 and was called to ministry in February 1885.
Sir Renner studies prophecy and believes he sees connections to biblical events. He watches for the coming of the Lord while serving as an earnest, unpaid minister for 13 years. Now 60, he remains devout and more fervent than at 30, after over three years of studying Holy Scriptures.
US NT CELEBEATINN and Hepta sophe prepare for Defensore Day on September 1 in Mcbilligg. A cooperative parade at 9 o clock and a cemetery ceremony at 1 2 o clock follow, with invitations, funds, and program details in motion. Major Goldsborough to receive cannons. prominent speakers expected. Local market routings listed for corn, wheat, and hay.
Local ads describe fall and winter apparel at Glow, tailoring at 4 W Patrick, and a varied lunch menu with fresh seafood nightly. Frederick area eateries tout soups, oysters, crabs, soft crabs, and beer, with notices for Frederick College opening and public notices about reservoir safety and local water superintendent.
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