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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1909
Page
2
A reader notes that peach fruit buds indicate tree health and next year’s crop. Examines whether present buds are viable, predicting that removing one third of fruit buds now can reduce loss from heavy infection and improve next year’s yield, if trees are heavily infested.
An uncaptioned excerpt discusses a bold housing concept with two iron houses built and then dismantled to reveal a cement core. A steam shovel, cranes, and iron balls are used to pour and shape the concrete while workers drill and chisel. The piece hints at a frontier tech showcase.
Reports describe a plan to study landwalk and breeding of buffalo at Pawnee park. The article notes the desire to produce purebred stock for New York and Boston markets, with emphasis on cow breeding and experimental selection to preserve quality and profitability.
The national monetary commission plans a series of volumes on banking systems worldwide including the United States and Britain. Edited by leading authorities in America, England, and Tope, the works will cover recent financial developments and aim for general publication and moderate prices. Congress may authorize distribution to inform readers about global banking conditions.
The readable lines describe a personal moment with Nelda and a plan for a wedding. References to a person named Genet and a baritope alager appear in a garbled context. Overall, the snippet suggests a social note rather than a full report.
The Maryland Legislature is urged to vote on a proposed constitutional amendment to empower Congress to lay and collect income taxes from any source. The measure requires ratification by three-fourths of state legislatures or conventions, with roughly two years allotted for state action. The issue divides parties with Governor Crother supporting the amendment in principle.
Event notes indicate Cambridge business leaders met to organize a board. Several public schools in the county have been recorded for attention and action. The report captures town updates and community initiatives from the period.
A 1910s dinner speech recount shows Mrs Meeing at Lenox Avenue discussing women's suffrage. Donald and Niolo Juello are cited amid a room of distinguished men, as she explains her stance on ballot access and women's independence without concession.
A Easton Maryland city council meeting heard a delegation of women and men urging charter changes to grant women owning property valued at 500 dollars municipal voting rights. They urged adoption of a bill to the Legislature to extend the franchise and urged council action pending mayoral approval and taxpayer consideration.
Fragmented OCR text notes farm sales and settlers from Europe to Maryland in 1900. It mentions debt, land purchases, health board statements, and proposed legislation for board funding and terms beginning May 1.
Brief notes indicate Mu Joseph and Staley Inc started erecting a dwelling on Went Fourth Street. Improvements are planned for the Trail property on Church Street. George Touck is listed as purchaser with HM Gittingoy as contractor.
Fragmentary note describes taking a small amount of dinpepsin to end indigestion described as dispepsia with undigested food and acid in the stomach. It references relief from heartburn gas and stomach pain and mentions a waiting pale person seeking aid.
Notices announce the annual meeting of stockholders of The rad Water Company Heightsater Danny Fredericx Waters to elect directors for the ensuing year and conduct proper business. Frederick County Maryland meeting set for January 4 1910 at 10 o clock pm. Administrator Edward Kefayuer presiding. An administrator's notice announces letters of administration issued to ANN CE SLIFER of Frederick County Md deceased. Heirs and creditors must present claims by January 20. Samuel T. Elifer named administrator.
Auction notice for a two story brick house at 314 Went Patrick Street with yard and outbuildings. Conducted by Ward A. Gittinger and Charles B. Fout under court order, sale set for Wednesday December 9 1908 at 11 o clock. Purchasers must meet payment and conditions per the decree.
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