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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1908
Page
5
The WSESEE Nays announces a handsome weekly page to appear on Toursday with a large 30m hole ahead Raper in Frederick city and county. It touts unmatched advertising reach and invites new ads for The Weekday News by 5 PM Wednesday for space and 12 AM that day for chances.
A string of notices lists residents and visitors in Washington and surrounding towns. Names include Firasent Weeterepis, Ross Dyer, W F Obiltar, Robert Landis, Seyno isani Bawittheoz, and Chariss Re. Several have returned from travels to York Pa, Baltimore, Hegeisons, and Omberland. School and family visits are noted among East Patrick Street and Fourth Street residents.
Obituary brief records funeral and interment for Mrs Gao0t B Treat with services at 5 and interment in Mt DiNvet cemetery. Carty identified as funeral director. Ells Davis to conduct memorial tomorrow at five for the deceased at the Prespact 3 Methodist Church. Cemetery burial near Mrs Airy referenced.
A child of about five years named Gatrge toli gate Kse Balti fell into a basin of hot water on Saturday at BR at the stose bridge. He was badly scalded and Dr. O.M. Og. Dshnson was summoned to render medical aid.
Estrey B. News, auctioneer, conducted a morning sale for C. O Waters trustee. A frame sineire hoover on East Church Street, formerly owned by the late Sita Liedia A. R. Miller, drew bids from William A. Gahe and others, selling for $5050.
The Foster Fire Company held its annual gathering electing 12 new members and approving propositions. Treasurer Dan H. Gretner reported receipts of 4 292 25 and expenses of 5 184 83 leaving a balance. Officers named: President Julio Motter Vice president Charles Geoff J Henry Lamps Treasurer B Sappington Secretary Jesse Francis Smith Investigating Officers Theron Ree and others. A separate meeting of the Walled Fire Company elected Joseph W. Gaver as President with a full slate of officers and foremen named.
Royna, secretary of the State A, visited last week and outlined a reform plan for Frederick roads. He called for community involvement, a $9 annual membership, and urged the public to join by applying to the Secretary or committee members to support improved highway work.
On April 31 04 examinations started for the gyicasium project workforce. Dr H P Pabf rey led the medical exams with 23 individuals checked by the afternoon. The center class intermediates were examined earlier at 4 February with a 7 15 PM schedule, and later in the day 7 o'clock shifts covered the remaining workers.
A draft of the local option bill outlines sections on petition thresholds, voting, penalties for violations, and enforcement. It mentions prohibitions on intoxicant use, physician prescribing limits, and licensing provisions with penalties, including potential warrants for enforcement and provisions affecting public sales and shipments. The text references sections on social controls, medical exemptions, and penalties, noting the need for voter approval by majority yes votes.
Report describes Governor Elect arrival plans and escort details for Annapolis event. Company A, attached to 610th regiment, ships from Baltimore to Annapolis with troops, trains, and ceremonial duties including escort to state capitol and executive reception.
Notice posted from the Banking House in Frederick Maryland on December 9 2007 and January 10 1209 during banking hours 10 to 12 for the election of directors to Citizens Nations Bank of Frederick MD. Cashier William G Zimmerwan signs as cashier.
The letter from Peach Guessell, written in 1907 near San Queintia California, details Elssands portraying Frederick and his experiences in the navy. It notes travels totaling about 63,000 miles, visits to many foreign ports, and a charity circle raising funds for troops with hand made gowns and items.
A major fire raged through Hancock destroying several buildings including a clothing store and the Masonic Temple. The blaze threatened the Opera House and struck the heart of the town causing extensive damage with estimated losses around 13,000 dollars and 214,000 in buildings insured. Fire company and local groups responded as citizens watched embers drop toward nearby structures.
Fragmentary report notes a March 2 1889 style session of the General Assembly with discussion of Governor Crothers and a laboration near a penitentiary. Mentions of a colored individual and a Baltimore and Washington Railroad near Perryville create a jumble of names and places.
The text records multiple residents on West Patrick Street suffering illnesses including a patient noted as somewhat improved. It mentions Myrtis and Mrs Siamers with unspecified conditions, and an Andrew from Mildletown who fell in September and fractured something, taken to the city hospital for treatment.
A historical note summarizes the month with reported deaths and illnesses, births, and public health concerns. It lists conditions such as typhoid fever and dyspepsia, plus mentions various city health departments and officials. The snippet reflects a period health report with limited legible details and names.
Lloyd Howard Delte died Saturday at Ridyerse Hospital aged 73. Relatives held a service at Hope Fair church with Rev J A CG Hoe presiding. The funeral was arranged by Thomas P Rise with bearers named Webster, Nel, Nelson, and Brown.
Fragmentary text references a creamery or dairy facility and associated individuals and street names. The passage does not provide a coherent event, date, or location to form a definite news item. Further readable context is needed to produce a proper summary.
Local ads list Centre Marker grocer and Wedgewood Café offerings including kale epinsoh spring onions cabbage tre plants and fresh fish. Notes mention Y.M.C.A. facility, a court street entrance, and a sale of 1938 Cholos Calendars while promoting meals, oysters, and reasonable prices. Also references Dr C S Highbarger optical services and gas or electric bill payments.
A lively frontier drama titled the Filming Arrow opens at City Oars House tonight. Prolific writer Mr Linesly J Sarter brings an Indian band and cowboys to stage a government post tale with gunshots and romance amid authentic scenery and costumes.
Osensy commissioners appointed several constables including Frederick Gletrich Lewis F Carter Pescraville J Emory Nelson Morgan Roankles and Thomas Waltz for New Market. IN MEMORIAM Elis Blatz memory honored death two years ago with a tribute noting her kindness and faith.
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