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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1910
Page
5
The newspaper urges readers to place orders early for public sale ads to ensure inclusion in the official sale record. It notes that all bills must be received before publication and that no notice will be published until orders and copies are in hand, with ads run in order of payment.
The News calendar for 1910 is ready but the Postoffice Department will not mail calendars to subscribers as before. Subscribers may obtain one by calling at the office or by request through the mail, accompanied by a two cent stamp.
Articles of incorporation filed in the clerk's office name Berry P Fahrney Peter D Falrney and Welty Fahrney as incorporators. The purpose covers manufacture purchase sale and distribution of chemical products and related materials. includes printing engraving and typesetting and rights to United States and foreign patents trademarks and processes. Capital stock is 25800 dollars divided into 2500 shares of 10 dollars each. Incorporators named as directors. principal office to be in Frederick.
A bustling audience at the Frederick theatre attended the Herne House program featuring a bold cast led by Mary Jane and Tige. Seth Sowdere and Miranda Stebbins drew strong notices for their performances while Blanche Latell impressed as a witty provoker. The troupe included a capable chorus and fine scenery, delivering an engaging if imperfect evening with several new characters and lively interludes.
At a stockholders meeting held yesterday the Braddock Heights Water Company elected directors. Named were George William Smith, James B. Ingram, E. Ingram, J. Emery, Coblentz, Motter, Coplentz, Mantz Besant, and others. Additional ballots listed Bayard, Ke iddver, and several others. The morning session confirmed a slate including Judge John 0. Motter and P. L. Harper among the directors.
A fragmentary OCR item notes a deed involving John Hinkley of Baltimore and a special matter in multiple federal districts including Macy land and the Middle District of Pennsylvania. The Western Montana road company is mentioned with a $6.5 million consideration. the deed is described as printed and consisting of thirty pages.
A horse wandered away from Buckeystown during a foggy night. After several hours searching, the animal was found over a mile from home near a farmer’s property. The incident ended without injuries and authorities noted the escape as a cautionary tale for rural riders.
Fragmentary OCR reads Reynolds Post extending thanks and noting extended services. Mentions Ber Palin Rav De rien F. partare Stéck and dates unclear. Context suggests a local post thanking community or patrons and referencing extended service periods.
Local grand council members gather in Lenore for a formal visit led by Grove AD and Regent C. West South Kich, Beas Sisponie and Virts coordinate the ceremony. Officials plan a list of duties and upcoming events for the council.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an accident at a New Year event involving individuals named Georga W Cookery and companions. The text references slipping, a broken rib, and names such as Dre, Shelly, and Hatopdep in connection with the incident.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference names Walter Weeoing and a mage, with scattered phrases about rings and near locations. The readable items point to a fantasy setting or character list rather than a complete report or event.
A flood of holiday visits and returns is noted across towns in the region. Many residents including Miss Helen Hales, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hodot, Miss Lilian McDaniel, and Miss Fannie Culler are back home or visiting friends in Washington, Frederick, Gettysburg, and Chambersburg. Other names appear visiting relatives in Philadelphia, Reading, and Charlottesville, with several families returning to their homes after the holidays.
A nuisance dog in New Midway sparked alarm as it attacked several animals and meant residents. Mr Jesse Renner shot the animal after it bit multiple dogs and chased people, with a reverend reportedly injured in a separate incident.
A fragmented marriage notice lists Foster Beales and Beales family names in Philadelphia area, with partial references to a reverend and vows. The legible text mentions a ceremony, possible groom and bride identifiers, and a distant burial of details amid garbled lines.
A local court adjourned a civil suit where William B Long and James G Stevens faced $100 in damages after the jury found for the plaintiff over removal of trees on a property deed. The chaotic trial featured confusing testimony and surnames such as Robart, Harvey, and Richa, with references to AG and various defendants.
A local notice reports the death of Travannon Magdeline Green at 14 Best Sixth Street age 3 years 4 months 20 days with funeral services at the house Thursday and interment at St Johns Cemetery Also a separate obituary notes Mary Jones a long time grocer and community figure who died in Philadelphia at 173 years and will be buried after Mass at the church with interment in St Johns Cemetery plus a colored infant Mereneh Wansel dies at 3 months 21 days with funeral tomorrow at 10:30 at home and interment at Greenmount Cemetery
The Teachers' Institute convened at 9 o'clock with Prof. John T. White presiding. Dr. M. Bates and State Superintendent of Education Stephartz addressed the assembly praising the speakers. Lectures covered Our Mother Tongue, Value of Literature, and Power of Suggestion. Drs. Baer Gilbert and Gordimier spoke, with Miss Kreig later discussing topics before the Female High School building committee.
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth A Hale were held yesterday at 3 PM in the M E cemetery with funeral director Stenieou and co director Riley supervising the rites. Witnesses recall family and local clergy attending as urns and markers were arranged for interment at the cemetery grounds.
A historical bank notice from Frederick Maryland announces the annual directors election for the Citizens National Bank of Frederick. It sets the second Tuesday and the eleventh day of January 1810 as meeting dates, with hours from ten to twelve, and mentions payment of the 4 percent rate on new deposits of the same class.
Beott Johnson faces trial in Elkton for the murder of James McAllinter and Mrs. Virginia Stepleforte. John M. Barnes of near Gamber, Carroll County, died from freezing. A Baltimore merchant, Tenac Pesu ie, died at 2438 Eastow Place. Emery M. Crabill, ex-resident of Chestertown, killed in Newark railroad wreck. Leopod Bop of Lansdowne killed by train. Maryland Poultry and Pigeon Exhibition opens at Fifth Regiment Armory, Baltimore. Arabella Warmer killed herself after a shooting at her home on West den street. A 78 year old man, Cal, father of a rapper, died at breakfast. Wool, murdered by Bob Eastman last summer, died near No. Daniel.
Last evening a week of prayer was held at the Presbyterian church attended by many. The service was presided by Rev. Br. Dixon with Rev Kitncore and Rev. Sharp of N aiding in prayers. Offerings benefited the American Bible Society. Tonight a service will feature Rev. J. W. Kiracofe speaking on Church of God on Earth. In Annapolis a Republican caucus named for Senate secretary and House chief clerk.
Me. W. H. McCardell of Frederick has been elected superintendent of the Subday school at Zion Reformed Hexerstown for his thirty second term. He previously served as assistant superintendent for two two year terms.
A chaotic OCR page notes a public sale of hive stock and utensils near Lime Kiln on March 45 0 7 Then a Frederick County Historical Society meeting on January 6 1910 at 7 30 p m plus a move of offices to Boy Market Street and a new jewelry shop address Open house and gas heating ads promote Frederick stores with bargains and discounts and a call to pay electric bills on time
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