New York Central Plans Farm Stations to Boost Agriculture
The New York Central Railroad launches three farm stations in New York State to demonstrate improved agricultural methods. President Brown says prosperous farmers along the line increase traffic and profits, with stations featuring practical farmers and modern tools to raise grain yields and farm productivity by 60 to 300 bushels per acre and up to 60 percent in profits.
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New York Central Railroad Company
New York State
New York Central
Brown
New York Commercial
Rallrgold Company
New York Centrals
Farmers urged to adopt modern scientific farming
The article notes railroad leaders and agricultural managers urging farmers to study modern scientific farming methods. It claims crops can be multiplied in volume by applying proven principles, and that farmers should join them in adopting up to date cultivation to share profits.
Public Utilities Debate Shapes Baltimore Bill Support
Editorial excerpts from the Taneytown Record and Baltimore papers urge a genuine public utilities law with real regulatory power. Critics denounce gas monopolies and call for oversight by a public utilities commission to curb corporate control and protect citizens.
Minutes of Merriness and Newspaper Snippets
Fragmented lines show banter and headlines across Chicago Tribune and Catholic Standard. References to trials, infidelity, doctors, and cautious commentary illustrate a collage of humor and critique from early 20th century press.
The Modern Farmer Campaign Gears for Profitable Yields
The Kansas City Star article stresses planning crop rotation to balance soil fertility and profits. It details nitrogen use by corn versus minerals in alfalfa, cost sheets for deciding production vs buying, and how livestock choices affect soil health and income with expert guidance from the USDA and state colleges.
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Kansas City Star
United States Department of Agriculture
Moments with the Muse Night Flowers
Poem fragment describes weary travelers in rain listening to night air. Imagery of flowers and grapevines hints at revival and hidden beauty near the wild growth. The language blends archaic spellings with dreamlike cadence.
Frederick City Abattoir Company to Erect Plant
An Frederick City Abattoir Company will hold a stockholders meeting Friday at 8 in City Hall to organize as a corporation with about $40,000 capital. The plan is to erect an abattoir and kill, dress, cure and pack meat for shipment and local markets.
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Frederick
Denison Night Watchman L M Baer Dies Quietly
L M Baer veteran Denison night watchman, born June 17 1841 in Frederick Maryland, passed away after a long illness. He earned esteem for fire vigilance saving buildings and lives, and leaves a widow two children sister and brothers. He lived for years in Lime Kiln before settling in Denison in 1883.
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Iowa
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Interest Peaks in Hagers Town Mayoral Election
In Hagers Town the coming municipal election draws strong attention as voters await mayoral and ward council selections. Potential Republican nominees include Dr J McPherson Scott former Mayor Abraham C Strite ex County Commissioner Abraham Albert and City Councilmen George B McC Wolf Elias Cost none publicly declared. Democrats reportedly favor Leslie C Beard though former Judge William J Witzenbach is not a candidate per law. It is likely Mayor William L Hammond will not be renominated while council races generate broad speculation.
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Hagerstown
J. McPherson Scotts
Abraham C. Strite
Abraham ©. Albert
George B. McC. Wolf
Elias Cost
Ice Harvest at Lake Royer Ends in Fatality
At Lake Royer near Pen-Mar workers cut 16 inch ice but excess thickness required shaving four inches before storage. Ice mostly shipped to Western Maryland Railroad Company. John C. McNamara, a farmer, died from injuries sustained at the ice operation.
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Lake Royer
Pen-Mar
Lake Rogers Wild
Western Maryland Iiroad Company
Veteran engineer John W. Neer dies at 82 in West Virginia
Obituary items report the death of Union Civil War veteran and former Baltimore and Ohio Railroad engineer John W. Neer at age 82 in Martinsburg West Virginia following a long illness. Survived by his second wife and five children, he was a respected figure in Harpers Ferry and Jefferson County with a 32 year railroad career. Other notices include Henry Wirt Shriver of Carroll County dying at Union Mills at 75 and Robert C Hubbard of Hampden Baltimore County aged 77, with funeral plans and multiple survivors listed.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harpers Ferry
Jefferson County
Baltimore and Ohio Raileoad
Lawes
Martinsburg
Mr. Neer
Misa Harriet Butler
Frederick
Emma F. Fryatt
Bartholomew Fryatt
Martinaburg
Henry Wit Shriver
MI. Roberl
Liu Bard
Robert.c. Hubbard
Hampden
Baltimore County
Bright
Emma J. Hubbard
Musors
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James M. Hubbard
Mire
V. Boanell
George Hobbs
Joseph Carrier
William Saft
Arthur Skinner
William Kelne
Wisner Street
John Paul Tyler
Mt. Olivet
F. Schroeder
Frederick market prices from Frederick County warmers exchange
Quoted prices corrected February 28 1910 for farm commodities including New Bar Corn 33.50 per barrel 65 to 70 cents per bushel barley 60 to 70 cents per bushel hay bale Timothy No 1 18.00 to 15.00 No 2 Timothy 17.00 to 18.00… Wheat 16.00 to 12.00 per bushel oats 10.00 to 12.00 per bushel flour and other feeds listed with varied per ton or per bushel values.
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Timothy
Sterlings vs Diamonds Tonight at Diamond Rink
Baltimore Sterlings basketball team meets the Diamonds at the Diamond rink in a fast paced game. The Sterlings trained with the Naval Reserves and will field captain Caxerly Brittingham Harbourne Pistel Blesfeld Dorrall. Game called at 9 oclock.
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Diamonds
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Casxerly
Brittingham
Harbourne
Pistel
Blesfeld
Dorrall
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