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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1927
Page
5
The Frederic County Federation of Rural Women reports progress among seventeen girls clubs. Miss Emerson leads the county demonstration team, with Mrs. Deen assisting as a county demonstrator and inspector visiting the area to oversee projects and engagements.
In Conneaut Ohio police seek guidance to identify a killer who battered Mrs Cela Brown 27 and her five year old son. The bodies were found by Frederick Brown Sr. at their home near the railroad engine house where Brown worked. Bloodied scenes and a discarded poker and bathtub items suggest a sudden departure after the attack. A radio played jazz in the living room as neighbors fear a killer remains at large.
In Brussels the Congress of Oppressed Nations denounces imperialism and racial oppression. An American reporter Richard Moore presented a resolution noting 12,000,000 negroes in the United States lack full constitutional rights and face denial of equal participation, with the worst conditions in southern states where chattel slavery remnants persist.
In Miami on February 19, the Mine Workers of America reentered the wage conference with the aim of a contract built on no wage reductions. J Lewis, president, spoke to the joint conference of miners and operators in the central competitive bituminous field outlining their position.
The AP notes the influenza epidemic is receding in southern England while rising in other regions. Deaths in London for the week ending Saturday reached 407, with other towns reporting significant cases and vehicles affected by the outbreak.
In Rockville a party hosted by Mrs. Mary Schoolmaker honors a Sundar school class with decorations and cheerful singing. The event marks a community celebration ahead of the holiday season.
A 12 year old, son of Mrs James Hildebrand, was shot while a group of boys were gathering traps on Saturday morning. The bullet entered the right side near the shoulder, lodged near the spine, severing the spinal cord and causing paralysis. He was transported by wagon to Johnsville then to Frederick City Hospital for treatment and bullet removal.
Belgrade reports doctors with medical supplies rushed into Herzegovina Dalmatia and Bosnia as fast as planes can carry them. Officials warn wires are down and chaos slows aid raising fears of hundreds killed and many injured as troops work to reach survivors and provide food.
Market notes on wheat and corn trends followed by an in memoriam tribute to Tay others and ost. The fragmentary text references pricing and regional market activity while paying homage to individuals.
A reader from Baltimore requests a News-Post almanac to plan fishing on the Monocacy. The letter mentions tackle readiness and chalk reading as part of the preparation.
Local notices about a Ballenger Grange event a chicken supper in Peagaville on Friday Feb 23 from 5 to 9 PM. Also local ads for OLD & BELL Jewelers Cab Church and Market Sts and various sale listings including Ford vehicles Elgin Hemp Frederick Motor Co Loans and Potomac Edison promotions plus health and monument ads.
Fragmented OCR lists a public notice about a commission order and auction actions. It mentions Frederick provision company address at 28 North Market St and multiple vehicles and a sale of personal property on a local farm near Utica Frederick County. The text includes sheriff references and auctioneers Leslie C Harne and notes sale at 7 p.m. on a farm previously occupied by K Ramsburg.
The bank announces its executive lineup with J. Bacre as chairman of the board and D. Bante as president. I. Naxee serves as vice president with Josefa McDimit, Walrasr G. Zimmerman as cashier, Samuel Nutall as assistant cashier, and J. Travers Roms as assistant cashier.
A cluttered OCR fragment lists houses, streets, and many personal names in a broken real estate notice. Mentions modern single and brick houses with various features, plus numerous individuals and locations, making precise details unclear. The text resembles an old classified property notice with scattered buyer and seller references.
Real estate notice details numerous brick dwellings for sale including six room and three story models. Properties span East Church Street Park Avenue College Avenue Second Street and more with prices ranging from about 1 900 to 4 250 dollars. Listings promise modern improvements and rear alleys, with several two and three story dwellings and suburban homes offered to buyers.
A sequence of property notices describes numerous modern homes, brick dwellings, and business properties in several streets including East 4th, West 4th, South, Market, Trail, Braddock, and Balto Road. The listing cites realtor OILMORE R, FLAUTT at 309 N. Warket St as contact.
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