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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1909
Page
4
Fragmentary note reports a near final dispute over a second mall project in Fridexie Maryland. Details are unclear but the item mentions eight mice and a contentious closing step tied to a local commerce issue.
A historical clipping reports Gifford Pinchot addressing attacks on the Forest Service. He defends its public service role, urges politics to serve welfare over profit, and calls for applying squarely the doctrine of equality, amid a year of progress and controversy.
The Baltimore News critiques Governor Crothers for overpromising and faces the question if he will back his stated aims with action. The Ta boytown Record notes skepticism about legislative outcomes and the governor’s willingness to fight for his agenda.
A garbled archive snippet shows a dialogue style from a 19th or early 20th century column with quoted voices and names, including references to Mrs Naggs, Harper’s Bar at, and a Cleveland Leader fragment. The text mixes questions and replies about supper, death, mistletoe, and a plant variety, all in a collage-like form.
The Washington Moral speaks at length about American pride and progress. It argues the United States leads in science and industry while supplying a large share of the world’s goods despite a small population. The piece stresses national resources and the importance of intelligent use of advantages.
Fragmentary verse appears titled Moments With The Suse A Christmas dated 1900. The readable lines mention a mother and child, luck, divination, and hopeful wishes for tomorrow in a quaint, poetic style.
The Daily News invites schoolchildren not older than twelve to craft a short defeat story about Buster and his companions, Mary Dane and Lige. Mail or bring the piece to The Daily News office by Friday five o’clock, with the author’s name and parental consent. Winning entrants may appear Monday and receive six charts for the Brown Show at City Opera House next Tuesday.
A Christmas program by the United Brethren Sunday school led by Mr Steno Harp featured a cantata Baneta's Success and gifted a purse to student Le Banon Valley College. Rev J W Ettacote presented the gift. other church figures and singers were recognized. Separate events included a Trinity ME church program with readings and songs and a $33.75 offering toward Rev Dr Osborne Ingle memorial. Some plans were postponed due to illness and weather disruptions.
Marriages reported across Thurmont and surrounding areas with multiple couples tying the knot at First Baptist, Graceham, and other churches. Notable unions include Worthington and Jensonette in Alapite ville, Harempood and Thomas Lewis in Brownings, and Lewis and Rosie Lewis near Garfield.
Frederick Henry Chew, 64, a longtime employee at Edward Sinn’s ivory stables, died at his home on West All Saints Street yesterday afternoon. He was a member of the Chew brothers of Bruns ra and related to Charles Richard Frank Thomas and George Chew. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2:00 PM, with services at the house and interment at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.
Auctioneer Carter opens sale at the Frederick court house door for Stephen Fout's 20 acre farm south of town. Dr R G Fout bids the property at 1500 dollars in the morning sale.
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Fair Exchange dated December 28, 1909 list prices for grains and hay. Oats, cornmeal, and buckwheat are shown with per bushel or per pound figures. hay and straw are priced by ton, and cotton seed is given per ton. The notice invites advertising in The News and The Telegraph.
Baltimore December 28 1960 stock market prices corrected to noon today by Master Bros Co Bank Toile Power list shows Seaboard Company Ist and 2nd issues with names Galton Duck 68 Md Etoe Ray Norf Portsmouth and more. Plus a note on gifts to Teachers at Boys High and a Sunday ad suggestion for classifieds in The News.
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