Defense of action raises rates as Pittsburg barbers rail at prices
The piece mocks defense of action as barbers in Pittsburg raise rates and argues consolidation schemes for breakfast food firms exploit a boycott. It notes Governor Crothers’ stance on Maryland School for the Deaf funding, praising the Board of Visitors and local citizens while questioning implied extravagance and management.
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Maryland School For the Deaf and Dumb
Ducat
Crothers
Asy Tom
Board of State Aid and Charities
Maryland
Frederick
Acrothera
Tan Ary
Maryland School Faces 1911 12 Budget Request and Repairs
The Maryland School seeks $32,000 yearly for maintenance for 1911 and 1912 plus $5,000 annually for repairs and equipment, with an extra $5,000 previously omitted. The principal notes rising food costs require higher current expenses and cites Marsland’s reputation as a well run, highly equipped institution with four decades of success.
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Maryland
Maryland School
Marsland
Kavi Mones
Political corruption fears rise in Maryland as DOJ probes meat trusts
The Baltimore American and Hallimore News report rising concerns about monopolies in Maryland politics. Editorials urge vigorous DOJ action against meat packers and a political shift toward accountability. Public debate highlights fear of government captured by monopolies versus government by the people.
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Maryland
Taresa
Hallimore News
Department of Justice
Haa
Baltimore
Calls for government retrenchment and tax relief
The text argues taxes and government spending are excessive, urging a businesslike reorganization to cut costs. It critiques salaries, special agents, inspectors, and attorneys, noting high living costs and the burden on poorer citizens while calling for economy and reduced war pay. It emphasizes restoring fiscal discipline and protecting ultimate consumers.
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Secret Service
Moments With The Muse About Fredericks Dirty Streets
A fragmented verse piece recalls Frederick with lines about the town and its filthy streets. The narrator reflects on aging memory, city growth, and repeated refrains about cleanliness versus corruption, weaving old imagery with recurring motifs from childhood.
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Frederick
Barbara Freitchie
Grry
Eightieth Birthday of George Frederick Windley
The article notes the eighty year old George Frederick Windley of Montgomery county near Mon ta via, honored by wife Elizabeth Kindley and family. He helped build Pleasant Grove Bethel and Shiloh churches, was an early temperance advocate, and spent most life on his farm. The event featured a pyramidal candle display and abundant feasting.
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George Frederick Windley
Montavia
Elizabeth Kindley
Yoster City
Winey
Yoas
Elaret
Maryland Annual Conference
Pleasant Grove
Bethel
Shiloh
Frederick County
Mindley
Bia
Kindley
Spelling Lessons and Humorous Quips in Wartime Humor
A collage of quips and humorous exchanges from early 20th century papers. Includes a mother correcting her son, a misread spelling lesson, and jokes about suffragettes and a man asked about his wife’s hat. Indicates light satire and domestic humor from period popular press.
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Thia
Smith
Payroll Growth and Public Costs Highlighted
An Indianapolis News column argues that ordinary government spending has surged under recent administrations. It notes about 100000 more payroll names and a $70 million rise in salaries, with $1,000 annual increases for many employees, and 22000 new hires in Roosevelt's last full year.
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Ram
Indianapolis News
Couritery
President II
Arien
Week's transfers and notices in Brunswick courts end Feb 2 1910
Real estate transfers across multiple Maryland counties and towns led the week. The Brunswick based records include numerous property deeds, marriage licenses, and estate actions from the Circuit and Orphans' Courts. Notable items include land transfers in Brunswick Thurmont Jefferson Walkersville Buckeystown and Capon Bridge plus several estates and guardianships.
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Circuit and Orphans' Courts
Circuit and Orphans
Jacob Ruhrback
Daniel D. Yost
Charles C. Main
Roea BM. Cooper
Richard L. Hatcher
Brunswick
Charlee C. Saylor
Sylvanus M. Ports
Walkersville
Charica Thomas Ranaburg
Henry i Bomeburg
Charles L. Renn
William G. Specht
Johan R. Rouxter
Harry C. Root
Adeline C. Grimes
Mary Elizabeth Bidle
Joseph H. Bedees
Shadpet A. Hedges
Samuel J. Gittinger
James A. Long
Maud C. Anders
Elmes W. Wettinger
Johnsville
Benjamin Cisnel Perry
Urbana
Mina Lucite Nast
Frederick
George W., Plengte
Carrie B. Baretholow
Shurmont
Albert 2. Milter
Chewsville
Minnie J. Rilne
Jefferson
Arthur Daniel Lippy
Tacie Lrene
Johnaville
Albert Cover Lovett
Daisy Manel Haines
Capon Bridge
W.va
Ernest Calvin Long
Creagerstown
Mary Florence Weikke
Miurmane
Frederick Market Prices Quotations From Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Corrected February 2 1910 prices list for farm commodities Wheat No 2 Red 1 25 Corn New Ear Comm 3 05 per bbl Rye 65e to per bushel Oate Sie to We per bushel Barley Ge to 60c per bushel Hay Baled No 1 Timothy 17 00 to 18 00 No 2 Timothy 16 00 to 17 00 No 1 Mixed 15 00 to 16 00 No 2 Mixed 14 00 to 15 00 Clover 16 9 to 17 00 Hay Not Baled 16 00 to 1800 per ton Strawn Baled Wheat 10 00 to 12 00 Baled Oats 10 00 to 12 00 Flour etc Winter Wheat 6 25 to 0 7 Spring Wheat 6 00 to 6 80 Cornmeal 1 75 to 1 85 100 Lbe Buckwheat 31 20 to 4c per lb Mill Feed Bran 29 00 per ton Middlings 20 60 per ton Red Dog 8 35 to 2 45 per sack Dairy Feeds 36 00 per ton Cotton Seed Meal 36 to 26 ton Potatoes 61 to 65c per hushel Gentle Timothy 3 00 to 22 5 per bushel Clover 88 00 to 69 00 per bushel
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Geatle
Timothy
Glover
Baltimore Stock Market Report February 2 1910
Prices of latest sales corrected up to noon today by Motter Brda Co Bankers and Brokers. Stocks listed include Cotton Ducks Georgia Alabama Seaboard Air Line Houston Oil Norf Portsmouth Seaboard Seaboard Company United Ry West Maryland and other entities with varied yields and classifications.
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Motter Brda, & Co
A.C L
Georgia
Alabama
Houston Oil Com
Rwy
Norf, & Portmouth Fa
Seaboard Air Ling
Seaboard Air Line
Deoge TT and
Seaboard Company
United Rys
United Rye
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