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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1892
Page
5
The article voices strong claims that The Werky News reaches more Frederick County farmers than any rival paper. It argues farmer readers seek broad publicity and that The News offers superior advertising value for farm and property sales.
Frank Acholl entertained many friends at his mother Mrs. D. M. Schol's Booth Market Street home. The evening featured music and refreshments as guests lingered into the late hours before departing for their respective homes. Carrie Clem hosted a distinguished event in honor of her friend Miss Recey Renner of Woodabro, with a pleasant gathering and lively conversation.
Firefighters battled a blaze at a barn on the Long farm in Weabi County. The structure burned down recently while workers were en route to the site, with efforts ongoing to contain the incident and assess the damage.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a bride and names with unclear context. Readable bits reference a ceremony or event and names such as Kessel and Ry but details are garbled. No clear date, location, or action to tie to a public notice or obituary.
A lively review of the Mendelssohn Quintette Club from Boston performing at the City Opera House under the F.C. YM organization. The concert featured Paul Stoeving, Bax Adler, Thomas Ryas, Paul Henneberg, Hermann Diestel, and Starle Barnard with a rich program from Mozart to Haydn, praised for mastery, tone, and expressive delivery. The audience lauded the performance with standing-like attention and applause throughout.
The Middletown Register reports deaths and related family notices from Carroll and Howard counties. Michael C. Davis, 53, died near Mt. Airy after typhoid pneumonia following a grip. Funeral at New Lisbon. widow Louie White Davis. Other items include Jacob Hagan’s 7 year old death, Annie May Hagan’s illness, a toddler Boasie’s death by fire, Jane Cost’s death at Lovettsville, J. C. Babel’s paralysis death near East Third Street, and Peter Holter’s accidental death in Tanwa. Funeral details and mourners listed, with Civil War service noted for Babel.
The jury returned a verdict of assault and battery against Gardiner Piper in a case involving an attempted rape. Piper was acquitted of the more serious charge and remanded for additional pending matters. The incident at Weverton on September 28, 1401 left Ellen Nelson, aged 14, bruised after Piper tried to assault her on the public road.
The Citizen notes many appointments to be made at the 4 Inter meeting and urges selecting first class men. Critics argue some current staff are faithful but aging. Uniformed wardens are suggested for authority and discipline. Montevuo should aim for self sufficiency and reduce farm emphasis for land kept in tracking. A report to show institutional advantages is urged for county commissioners.
A disturbance after supper on Thursday at the House of Reformation for Colored Boys led to Dennis Brightman fatally wounding Scott Robinson with a sharpened dagger. Superintendent General Horn was notified and medical aid given, but Robinson died from the heart wound.
A debate held at Male High School on North Market Street featured Principal M P Richards. The question about water rights was argued for by Wilson Beale Hugh Dear Stobert Nicodemus and Welty Fabrney and opposed by Stewart Dean Edward Stone A Barrick and Richards. The affirmative won.
Liberty in thia county nominates Rev. William H. Ironsides Reaney as a Navy chaplain. He is the son of Henry Reaney born while his father served on the ironclad ships. Cardinal Gibbons and Catholic church leaders in Maryland backed the appointment. A separate note records Prof. Kochenbach’s violin accident when a carriage wheel crushed the instrument after a failed engagement.
County Commissioners Gaither De lauter and Morrlesn visit Baumitaburg public school to assess need for a new building. They deem current facilities unfit for continued use and note a proposed annual charge to fund improvements. Public officials also review a Locust Grove project and a Philadelphia linked water contract.
The estate of R. Groff involves a fled and rected to weil matter. Court records show a probate action concerning the personal property and administration of the deceased.
The article advises farmers to expand turkey flocks yearly, start on a tall scale, and protect chicks from rain while feeding them hourly after shell exit. It discusses oats for horses, stock care, and recommends buying sturdy apple trees from reliable sellers. Market notes cover prices and seasonal produce.
A standing committee of free home fire companies and a Tweedey era group discussed taxing foreign ore freighters for about an hour at Independent Engine House. They will ask the Board of Aldermen to take action. The Independent Fire Company later planned a meeting at 7 30 to address the death of member Christian T. Habel. A separate note reports the sale of a block of Vail Bertay Beak stock near par with a premium on $100 shares, though no shares sold at the premium.
In preparation for a public announcement the community notes a formal event scheduled around mid March. The text references schooling and financial matters with unclear wording suggesting a municipal or institutional update.
Carroll County notes report on a surplus pumpkin variety called plo pumpkin. Local business changes include Brundage selling auto and tobacco shop on West Main Street to Reso Maler. Community updates cover delegates from Centenary church to the Lay Electors Conference, Governor Brown’s Easter parade invitation, and the death of R Chilcote.
Local item records residents and visitors including William Keller who moved to Hagerstown, William Musselman and wife from New Carlisle Ohio visiting John Moser near Drvad un, and Clarence L Bienmers and bride from Lanero Ohio returning home with relatives. Mention discusses county charity spending and alms house reform suggestions to reduce costs at Montevue, urging simpler oversight.
A rambling column recalls spring fashion, poetry, and social scenes. References to Dandy the dog, poet figures, birthday events, and upcoming plays at the Opera House plus local concerts, a Singer exhibition, and a sermon tomorrow. Mentions streets, youth culture, and community happenings with various local names.
Local notice invites readers to attend an art exhibit titled Art Needte Work, promising an evening of music and a viewing opportunity for all who have not yet seen the display. The note is signed by W. F. Chilton and references agama.
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