Debates Over Frederick Natural Gas Franchise in City
City leaders weigh the proposed natural gas franchise for Frederick amid concerns about street disruptions and a fair bargain. Residents seek details on standing, resources, and a reasonable plan before Aldermen grant access to the streets and extend gas service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
lner-Siite Sativa Gas Company
Poluta
Kanson
Assouri
Ohio
Permasivamida
Goa
Mary- Inui
Frederick
Ras Gh
Fragmented note hints at unnamed terms and proposals
The readable bits show an unclear line about a company proposal and a person named Fredertek. It mentions a duals concept and a legal or court context with the term attorney implied. Details are fragmentary and names are partially obscured.
Fragmented lines on oysters and Baltimore remarks
Fragments discuss Rayner and American topics, mentioning the Maryland oyster and Cumberland villages. The text hints at loopholes and cautious views about harming a man who consumes oysters, with scattered references to Baltimore and San sites.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Fragmented Merriness and Gossip Snippets in Prints
The snippet compiles quips and anecdotes from multiple papers including Cleveland Leader and Boston Transcript. It features a prize story contest winner earning $10,000, banter about suffrage, social chaperones, and humorous lines about failed ventures and hair.
Winter's Value: A South Sea View on Cold and Industry
The piece argues winter stirs thrift and effort, contrasts temperate zone life with insular ease, and notes how cold weather drives demand for goods and labor. It cites Florida freight and South Sea peoples, warning that absence of winter would worsen unemployment and moor idle habits in cities like Philadelphia.
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Florida
South Sea
Maruh
Hennder
Philadelphia
Moments of Life and Death in a Crat on Poem and Bank Auction
The item features a poetic passage about life dreaming labor pain joy and death then shifts to a bank stock auction note. Auctioneer Fisher at Hagerstown withdrew 47 shares of Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Frederick at 30.10 per share par 25 and 36 shares of Frederick County National Bank at 2230 per share par 15 from the estate of the late Alfred V. Barr.
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Fisher
Hagerstown
Farmera’ and Mechanics’ National, Bank
Frederick
Frederick ‘County National
Alfred V. Barr
Rare Of Onto Crrr Or Toumo Lucas Conmrr Sues Le Bs
Fragmentary OCR reads as a legal or civil action item, mentioning Onto and Toumo Lucas Conmrr as plaintiffs or defendants. The snippet references a barrier or denial by a Bay area entity and a notice style seen in The News. Details are unreadable but imply a court or civil suit action.
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Toumo Lucas
Warfield Davis wedding in Myattstown Maryland
Miss Carrye Olivia Warfield and Mr Ira Lynwood Davis, both of Myattstown, were married by Rev. B. L. Caton of Clarksburg Md. The ceremony at the Episkopal church drew many relatives and local figures, followed by a wedding breakfast at the bride’s home and subsequent travels to Baltimore Philadelphia and Atlantic City.
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Clarksburg
Hoor
Mian
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Baska
Myattstowsawister
Notley
Davia
Ateel Bray Broddeloth
Muihes
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E. Lee Griffith
J.D. Norris
Mabel Ainley
Elias Rameburg
Mabel Gilbert
Helen Hamabure
Grace Zimmerman
Frederick
A. D. Williams
Gamaville
William’ Bell and Family
Dorsey Gribb
Heuben Warfield
Misa Rachel Higgins
Laytonaville
Edith Warfield
Washington
Jamea P. Harrie
Not
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Dickerson
Find
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Atlantic City
Siipley
John W. Shipley
Browningaville
Mary Pearl Shipley
Betherda
C. M. Yout. Matrox—Leag
Nathaniel Mattox
Emma T. Lepg
Loudoun Ennty Va
Evangelical Reformed Jurion
Ry Eechboch
Staley Merck
Rowiyd
Ty Ataley
Walkersville
Jan Zou Mercer
Low Market
AumetTeal
Mirket Yeaterdoy Ly
Pe Riley
Diamonds Defeat Hanover A C in Fast Basketball Showdown
In front of a large crowd at the Diamond Roller Rink on Tuesday night the Diamonds beat Hanover A C 19 to 13. Hanover led 2 to 4 at halftime as Creager Duvall and Gill aided by Fisher and Derr sparked a Diamonds comeback in the second half. Dorr and Ficker led the Diamonds attack while Barry shone for Hanover. Diamonds travel to Govanstown Y M C A on December 18 for a rematch against the team that once defeated them on their home floor.
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Hanover
Hanover A. C
Hanover A.C
Creager
Duvall
Gill
Fisher
Derr
Tmiamonds
Hanover Fisher
Berry
St Montz
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B. Allewelt
Davall
Kintaing
Bield
Viehor
Kinteing
Allewelt
Referes— Staley
Timar
Sheotinn
Scorar
Shonk
Deputies Named by Sheriff for Various Districts
The appointment lists deputies for multiple districts including Buckeystown Nathan P. Scout Niddletown J Betnerd Sanner Creagerstown J Aliso Boitzler Emmitsburg Wm H Rahbaugh Proans Charles Die Liberty Stephen D Hyere Now Market Thoitne M Watts Hauvers Sids Ho Ruthman Lehighleboro Clarence Holler Uctoraville Morgan P Runkles Mechanicstown Wen FL Stull Jackson Samuel Ska Ga
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Wm. G. Gries
Imis
Buckeystown
Nathan P. Scout
Niddletown
J.betnerd Sanner
Creageratown
J. Aliso
Boitler
Hauvers
Sids Ho -Ruthman
Leboro
Clarencea Holler
Uctoraville
Morga
P. Runkles
Mechanicstown
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Kson
Samuel
Ties
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A. Gaupuh
Lewistown
Wam
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Te See
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Eiony News
Death notice for Emma W Lawrence of Unionville
Emma W Lawrence daughter of the late C A Lawennes of near Unionville died at her home December 14 aged 52. She leaves 4 brothers and two? in laws. Funeral was at St Peters Catholic Liberty? Church with interment at Valley Lake cemetery. Others named include A Ow in Washington and Jeterment detail repeated. Several local residents reported illness and improvement including Samuel Wai Eu, William A Blanton, Mrs Elizabeth DeGrange, and Mrs George Zimmerman.
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Wiles Emma
Deine W. Lawrence
C.A. Laweenes
Unionville
Gtea
Ernest Ora
Ellany
Washington
Ualoavike
Erm County
Moxley Wedding Jubilee Echoes Fifteenth Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Edward Moxley celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary at their home near Plane No 4 on Saturday evening November 11. About one hundred guests attended and were invited to dine on an impromptu feast of ice cream cake and fruit. The dining room wore pink and green carnations as decorations and the couple received many beautiful presents.
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Uivensary
Edward “Moxtey
Tons Syero
Mrs. Moxley
OMe Elected At a Meeting Of Pither McElroy Council No 70
An election at a Catholic Benevolent Legion meeting elected officers for the ensuing term. Chaplain Rev A S Silith, Chancellor Fons PPS aCOG Penh, Vice President Staub, Orator Daniel Crimming, Treasurer Kennedy, Collector Hewhadk, Materal Staley, Guard Elmer Stup, Trustees Ford and Dutrow, Representative George J Wilson, Alternate John A Kennedy.
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Pither McElroy Council
Benevolent Legion
A. $. Silith
Fons
PPS
Acog Penh
Staub
Chaving B. Stalev
ye _ Daniel Crimming
Feesane A. Kennedy
Joseph McDivitt
Left Testh Behind in Embarrassing Feat
A well known gentleman residing on West Fourth street was invited to a country feast and dinner but forgot to bring his tongue tooth slong, leaving him in an awkward, disappointed state as he could not enjoy part of the feast.
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Fourth Street
Erecting Office Building Adjoins Residence
Dr Meank B flvdgeste erected an office building adjoining the residence he recently bought on West Second Street. Lloyd C Culler is the contractor.
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Meank B. Flvdgeste
Weat Second Street
Lloyd C. Culler
Business Change at Southet Street Dining Parlor
Mr Ernest Poole has purchased the stock and fixtures of the dining parlor of Mr Clayborne Trokell Southet street and will conduct the business in the future.
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Ernest
Poole
Clayborne Trokell
Southetatreet
Frederick market prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations corrected December 16 1909 list prices for wheat corn oats and flour. Notable figures include nat wheat No 2 red at 117 per bushel, New Ear Corn 3.15 per bushel, hay timothy and mixed around 14 to 18 dollars per ton, straw baled 10.90 to 12.00 per 100 pounds, oats 18.12 to 20.00 per bushel, and cotton seed meal 35 to 36 per ton.
Wakeville Sale Sees Several Parcels Sold by Auction
Henry Baker acted as auctioneer at Wakeville and sold the Wokaville property for Albert E Hays administrator for the heirs of Jacob Stottie. The Dwyers farm of 60 acres brought $2,419.50 to Harry Eckard. Timber land sold to Cyrus Hays for 8 45 acres at $170 and the tonal property brought about $200.
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Wakeville
Henry Baker
Wokaville
Albert E.hays
Joacob Stottie
Dwyers
Harry Eckard
Cyrus Hays
Barbershop Stock Sold. New Manager Named
Mr. Harry G. Tritappe purchased the stock and assets of the barbershop formerly run by Mr. J. R. Young. The shop will be under the management of Mr. G. W. Devilbiag on Count Btheet.
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Harry G. Tritappe
J. R. Young
G. W. Devilbiag
Bucklon's Arnica Salve Promises Skin Relief
A fragmented ad-like notice touts Bucklon's Arnica Salve as a cure for eruptions pimples cracked skin and puffy eyes. It claims the product smooths velvety skin and clarifies complexions while extolling Pearre's Reliable Pharmacy as a supplier.
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Bucklon
Mies
Pearre
New York Stocks and Bank Notes Mentioned in Fiscal Ledger
Fragmented OCR recounts stock and bank references including Surplug and Profits with capital figures around 100000 and 125000, plus mentions of National Bank Frederick Maryland. Names such as C Aubert and GilLeon appear as cashier references amid unclear dates and locations.
Fire destroys summer house in Wolfaville
A summer house owned by Mrs. Clara V. Lizer at Wolfaville was destroyed by fire on Thursday evening December 9. Occupant David Himes was not home. Himes’ clothing bicycle and all canned fruit belonging to Mrs. Lizer were destroyed.
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Wolfaville
Clara V. Lizer
David Himes
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