Local residents visit kin and return from extended trips
The passage lists numerous individuals visiting relatives in Maryland, West Florida, and Washington Junction, with updates on their travels and returns. Notable mentions include Mr C Edward Ralling expanding a few days with relatives while serving as manager of the Plaza Hotel in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Die Baith
Lourie James
Baltimore
Ygore
C. Edward Ralling
Christin Ralling
East Fourth
Ralling
Plaza
New. York City
New York
Enjoy Annual Outing Of Jess Doll Bros Employees
The Jess Doll and Bros department store staff enjoyed an annual outing yesterday. The group traveled from Frederick to Middletown and Braddock Heights with a dinner at the Malley Hotel and sightseeing en route, returning home later that night. A large party including Mr and Mrs Iles J Doll and many relatives joined the excursion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Doll
Bros
Frederick
Middletown
Braddock
Heights
Marana Doll
Mr. Frank, Doll
Irene Howarth
Mr. Maw
Noger Doll
Nigstlelen
Eigin
Mra
Ernest M. Fox
Maughter
Margaret
Ay—aind
Olan Kand
Oxys
Allysee
Tall
Law Pages Fractured Report From Court Compass
Fragmented OCR shows a court proceeding involving defendants named in a case of alleged assault and potential charges. The text references a judge, bail set at 200 dollars, and mentions Princeton and other locale hints amid garbled phrasing.
Unclear text notes strike order and martial law request
Fragmentary report shows a strike order involving Avoca and Dlapaten and a plea for martial law as authorities struggle to cope with a growing jabination. The text is garbled with many unreadable words and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca
Dlapaten
Columbus
Cholera scare prompts urgent notice in Carolina town
A fragmented telegraph style report shows authorities issuing a cholera alert in a Carolina community. The notice references public health concerns and urges precautionary measures amid uncertain details.
Braddockalghte Casino Race Scores Report
A garbled note from Braddockalghte describes a racing event at the alleys of the Casino last night. Rus of the Baldwins led with 305 points, Shaff of the Distonde was close with 303, Kraft of the Baldwins tied the high score with 120 in the first gate, and votes were recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing.germea
Braddockalghte
Rus
Jonys
Baldwins
Shaff
Kraft
Munsey Tour Awards Honor Historic Tour Winners
Judges concluded the Munsey Historic Tour after a 1530 mile eastern circuit ending in Washington. Maxwell No. 25 driven by Henry E. Wella won the Sweepatakos prize amid a penalization of three points. Division winners included A-Brush No. 4, Ford No. 4, Maxwell No. 25, Washington No. 1i, and Ston ee Reania Corbin in various classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cacy
Frederick
Washington
Ronmaya
Tvhe
Brush
Bruab
Ford
Maxwell
Warroo-Detroit
Moon
Staver-Chicago
Crawford
Great Weetera
Enger
Ohio
Inter-State
Pierce- Rockne
Ston Ee Reania Corbin
Golambus
Kitue
Hon m
Mattieson
Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations corrected August 30 1910 list grain and feed prices including Wheat No 2 Red 0.7 per bushel Corn 3.60 per bbl Helled Corn 0.70 per bushel Rye 0.45 to 0.50 per bushel Barley 0.60 to 0.90 per bushel Timothy 19.00 per 100 pounds Clover 34.00 to 17.00 per 100 pounds Hay not baled 10 to 12 per ton Baled Wheat 2.80 to 3.20 per bushel Baled Oats 8.00 to 10.00 Flour prices Winter Wheat 5.55 to 6.00 Spring Wheat 6.00 to 6.50 Bran 4.5 per ton Pig feed 29 per ton Red Dog 2.20 per sack Dairy foods 3.4 to 3.25 per ton Cotton seed meal 3 to 34 Timothy 3.75 to 4 per bushel Glover 4.8 to 9 per babel Potatoes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Glover
Petateto
Ota Ie
Suriday- gSunday
Washington
Vin
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington and
Way
New York
Haare
Winchester
Martin
Staabin
Washashington
State News and Local Notices From Maryland Events
Statewide items report Cumberland fairs, Baltimore police investigation doubts, and a water famine warning. Officials discuss railroad, education costs, labor Sunday plans, and labor federation actions. Montgomery fair opening draws crowds as politicians renew district campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Kent
Queen“Anne’s
Toldhes City
Charles
Hein
Baltimore
Wnh
Myise
N. Baker
Conservation. Congress
SS Paul
Crothers
Shu
Baltimore Police
Public Service Commission
Inter Stitute Commerce Commission
Paul
Peart Wilenvig
Inaw
Wilensis Aros
Baltinore Overall Manufacturing Company
Oro
Ue. Federation of Labor
Baltimore, Chesamielio © and Atlantic Railway Co
Sullybury
Atha
Montgomery County Agricultural Society
Rockville
Milday
Editor’s insight on readers and newspaper balance
An editor in the West reflects on how newspapers must serve diverse readers with varied interests and tastes. He notes editors strive to avoid offense yet cater to all, likening publishing to grocery or dry goods business where experience guides judgment and self critics offer generic advice while failing at their own affairs.
Hagerstown Orders 6000 Gallons Oil for Street Work
Hagerstown authorities ordered another 6000 gallons of oil from Staddens Oil Company to fog or coat the streets. This marks the fourth tar weed by the city as it undertakes road upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Hegerstown
Wonderful Crabs and Curious Tales From the Sea
An exploratory feature on crabs with strange behaviors and lore, including their life in family cycles. The piece notes color changes, feeding habits, and the quirky idea of crabs as clever creatures with a dramatic, almost operalike presence.
Record of Secretary Wilson’s 1909 Agriculture Report
The twelve year report highlights 1909 as the most prosperous farming year with high prices and abundant yields. It notes total farm product value at 8.76 billion dollars, up from the prior year, and cites corn worth 24.7 billion across production period. Cotton and wheat follow in value with hay oats also substantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhues Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Wilson
New Brick and Cement Works Company Formed
New corporation Tad incorporatore forms to manufacture brick and related products from shale or by products. Plans to operate in Woodsboro with $100,000 capital in 1000 shares. Directors named include John Hershberger Louis Hartig Robert J. Mattingly Melvin J. Myer William S. McCarthy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tad
Ata Louie Haiti
Bert W. Felka
Melvin A
eMyoes
B Sehsider
Charles Carthy
Robert E. Pinta
John Hershberger
Woodsboro
John Hlershberger
Louis Hartig
Robert J. Mattingly
Melvin Jb. Myer
Wm. 5. McCarthy
Benjamin V. Schriger
Albert W. Felle
Local News Highlights From Heyattstown and Lander
County correspondence notes visitors and family news from Heyattstown including residents in Baltimore Washington and Alexandria. Seventeen people were baptized at a Baltimore church during a two week revival led by Rev Haskins and sermons announced for September 15. In Lander Ernest McGoy visited from New Jersey, preaching planned at Lander Schoolhouse on Sunday September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Koehler
Harry Simmons
Helen Simuone
Washington
Samuel Simmons
Sev. Haskins
Christin
Waskins
Watkins
Lyottstowe
W. V. Burdette
May Worley
Myrtle Harper
Misa Effo Hine
Inkl
Charles Hine
Familly
Rabletown
W. Va
Charlie Stankleyd
Ernest Betewrigo
Tuscarora
Gyeat
Eugene Harper
Alice Giddings
Washington, D
B.C. Wight
Charles Pawlsy
Virginia
Lillian Harris
Virgiota
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Brengle Kemp Near Frederick
Mrs Elizabeth Brengle Kemp wife of the late William Kemp died at her daughter's home south of Frederick on the Georgetown pike. The funeral is set for 2.30 p m tomorrow at Mount Olivet with services at the house. C C Carty is in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Brengle Kemp
William, Kemp
Calvin M. G. Swomley
Frederick
Georgetown Pike
Bservices
Intermental Mount Olivet
C. C. Carty
Valued Horse Dies After Fall Injuries
A valuable horse named by Mr. Tuc Quinn on North Market Street died last night after a fall on Fourth Street. The mare broke an arm and sustained injuries, leading to its death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey Brit
Fourth Street
Ari
Tuc Quinn
North Market Street
Advertisements Promise Quick Results for Small Newsprint Costs
A fragment discusses injuries from a fall on West Saint street and notes an advertisement’s value in buying selling renting or hiring. The piece endorses small ad costs in The News to achieve results.
Public Auction Of Land In Frederick County Maryland
Decree of the Circuit Court calls a sale of a large land parcel in Frederick County. Trustees Samuel A. Lewis and John J. Newman announce a public auction at the Frederick County Courthouse to sell three parcels totaling about 340 acres and two fenced farm houses with outbuildings. Bids will be offered in parcels or as a whole with specific cash deposits and terms extending over six to twelve months. The tract sits near the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and Monocacy River, near Licksville and the Noland’s Ferry road, with water wells and a frame barn, three dwellings, and substantial pasture and cultivation areas. Sale subject to tenant rights under a lease from April 1, 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lond
Carrall
da F.sttinkte
S. Javier Brown
Baltimore and Ohio
Noland's Ferry
Mongetex
Mer
Ulae
Jedburgh
Forrest
Amt
Dan Chiat
Xnakd
Tate Animes
Beri
Levin
Beall
Levin C. Beall
Het Weeett
A. AL. Derry
Edward Nichola
Noland
Perry Road
Oto Furnace
Monuvere
Deveri
Tan Ant House
Tie Iveree
Theo
Samuel A. Lewis
John 3. Newman
ALS
Bourne
Marcus
Winnile
Osborne
Fawn
Isabella
Nash
R.ease
Auelimnees
He Grove
Ork
Egaie
Garber & Green
Prlowwaiven
W. C. Roderick
John W. Sirtue
Walkersville
Frederick City
Turnpike
G. C. Allahernan
G. C. Allahernan, ‘Attorney At Law
Court Street
Frederick
Mul
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John Prancis
Aereset Jury
Princeton
Carlet
Podeiiistle
Patek
Carolin
SFE
Fitzgehaio
Russell
Saw York World
Dlamunds
Brazier
Keefer
Titaworth
Miller
Bradurier
Sv Pry Spyder
Dons
Keattz
Kyler
Astra
Echnical
County Farmers’ Exchange
News OF the
Maryland
CRAG
Howrvey
Paige
Camila
Uttire
Washidjion
Woodsboro Slate Co
Mies
Katie Mehrling
John Mehrling
Baints’ Street
Gireult
Fpederlek
Teddy
Jha
Cheredit Dine Marlo
Antoinette Roku
Age Martinn
Ala Antny Rion
Htouse
Wfrederick
Omy Marys Land
Biba
Tadal Ag
Oatime
Balthmore -Aml
Lamar
le Td Peony
sEdward
Nichole
S. Stunizie, bEnior, Brown Et
Cale
James
Win
Said A
Derry
le Bstun- Ile
Bacerstown
Jashine
Sim Neoonts
Sebrian- Noassenha
Tata
Furtt Tealara Stsetter
Coristisa Mi
Ee Hagerstoway
Tmuriea Igent Sr
TRE News
Officr
Bockingham School
Yackeystown
augdidawTak
Aled Lot Lumber
Jessle
Nauta
East
Patrick Street
City
Anely
Merle
Rothenhoeffi
Pannerene
Paltimore
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