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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1910

Page

4

Insurgent Tariff Talk Dominates Pinchot Case Debate

Fragmented notes reflect a public policy clash over tariff impact on prices. References to Senator Aldrich, congressional resolutions about living costs, and a tense exchange on protections for wealth underscore political maneuvering. The text mentions Mr. Morgan, Rockefeller, and Tilton figures amid debates on land along the Hudson and preservation of natural beauty funded by a widow.

Darrian Morgan Coyutgh Rockefeller Miss Gonl Sage Aia Otter Porsesears Tilton Wemure Inedov Tang New Yorks Hudson River Valistides Warring Homtsee Niko Ubuaries Pratt New York

Fragmentary archaic text fragment from unknown source

The readable pieces reference military themes and fortunes, mentioning wings and wealth and a sense of reward, but the text is garbled and lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities. No clear人物, places, or organizations emerge from the legible portions.

Local Talks On Cutting Election Ad Costs

The Taney Town Record reports Baltimore discussions about reducing election advertising and publication costs after the forthcoming registration period. The plan aims to curb party newspapers dominating the printing market and influence the governor’s stated aims.

AUB Hok Ead Ikery General Lawn Peesion Taneytown Record

Minutes of Merriness and Optimist Tales

Fragmented quips from various papers recount optimistic and humorous reflections on youth, gender views, education, and daily life. The excerpts juxtapose snippets about optimism in a boy’s view, debates on women’s equality, a student’s desire for stability, and familiar lines about work and prudence from multiple sources.

Secretary Wilson Probes Food Price Upsurge Nationwide

The Philadelphia Press reports Secretary Wilson of the Department of Agriculture launches a nationwide inquiry into stubbornly high food prices. He notes meat prices do not benefit producers and vows to publish findings regardless of impact, aiming to reveal if food necessities are fairly priced for farmers, ranchers, and consumers.

Philadelphia Muretary Wilson Department of Agriculture Wilson

Moments With The Muse 7 Speak Gently

A fragmentary verse piece urges gentle speech across ages and situations. It counsels kindness to children, youth, the elderly, the poor, and the erring, arguing gentleness can heal and guide without harshness amid life’s cares and temptations.

Death and obituaries of Stonebraker Wachter Mulland Kemp

Obituary notices detail the life of John W Stonebraker, his public service in Washington County Maryland, and his roles with the Antietams Paper Company and Ha erstown Fair Association. Similar notices honor Lewis Y Wachter, James H Mulland, Columbus Remy Kemp, Daniel S Michael, and Abraham Butler. Frederick County Colony officers listed and a Lincoln's Birthday banquet planned.

Jou MS Stomnebrakel John W. Stonebraker Potomac Avenue Hegetetown Do‘ Bility Yith Funketown Hagerstown Gerard Ans Catheriny ‘ Debroder Steachraker Haerstown Fair Association Antietams Antietam Creek Citizens’ Development Company Kore Hill Presbyerian Church Truateon Stonebraker Mise Bausa Lewis F. Wachter Mountaindale Onesoo Granville Nohter Ezra Wachter Frederick Meaars Andrew Wachter Utica Weasley Wachter Broomfcid Caleb Wachter Charlesville John P. Wachter Bethel Catherine Ey, Rice Nansonville Hothel Gico W. Crist Rv. A. J. Herman Joby Cieron Milton Powell Oliver Ries Jacob Stuv Thomas Marshall Janes Greer L L. Creager Columius Remy J. Columbus Kemp Damaecus Montgomery County Kemp Montgomery James Kemp Damascus Rufus Baker Nemptown This County Daniel Michael Daniel S Asnie J Baltimore Hia Ato Washington Road Mount Winans Loudon Park Cemetery Abraham Uotler Abraham Buller West All Sainte Street Ade

Sewing School Holiday Program in Baltimore

The article describes a sewing school event with children performing a Santa act and receiving souvenirs. Misags Rhodes and Main made the souvenirs, Miles Rhodes arranged the entertainment, and Mrs Hetzler attended, noting the loyalty Temperance Legion Banner. Work in the school resumes January 16, with a Woman’s Christian Temperance Union meeting planned and plans for the National W. C. T. U. gathering in Baltimore discussed.

Baldie Clara Stokes Wexion Holler Siltee Geletr Ethel Prain Ed Mill Sant’ Claus Andy Misags Rhodes Main Miles Rhodes Mra Hetzler Baltienore Loyal Temperance Legion Ont Equity Olen Key Yust Sud

Parkers Mechings National Bank Election Notice

An election will be held on the eleventh day of January, 1910, between 10 and 2 o'clock a.m. for the purpose of electing Directors for the Parkers Mechings National Bank of Frederick, Md. Individuals and firms contemplating a change in banking are invited to open an account with the bank, promising courteous and liberal treatment.

Hila Bank North Market’ Street W. L. Carty Candler Fi AG National” Bank Heederick, Md Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Frederick Maryland Bugk. Srom Franklin Baltimore Frederick, Md Central National Bank The Central S ‘ Jrobert

County Correspondence Visit and Holiday Greetings

Reverend ACA Berninang visited his parents in Panguylvania while Nile, son of Frederick residents Mr. Molly Qimwoerman and Mrs. Williany 35, spent Wednesday with Mr. Marshall Rimmerman. Blu of Barkley Springs enjoyed holidays with relatives here. Mildred Ziniwerman visited in Maine with Mr and Mrs Cifiowan on Wednesday. Aogleborgot family celebrated New Year at their son KR. Zimineenan and Ava Neyuor with Willie Stull visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Williams Stil, Mansonville. Harvey Clem of Baltimore was at home during the holidays.

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Baltimore stock market today at noon prices from Motter Bros

Indusry 10,1910 and latest sale prices are reported by Motter Bros and Co bankers and brokers in Baltimore. The notice invites readers to place little advertisements in The News for selling hiring or seeking positions, promising reach to thousands of readers.

Eouy - Suanary Motlar ‘Bros. & Oo Balto Oblo Abby I & St Krieg Aix Nort West Pacific Union Pacific Boro Cen I. Boro Colo Indust Amer Consolidated Gas Distiller’s Jby National Coul Motter Bros. & Co Bankers Snd Brokers Iittle

Emmitsburg Bank Directors Elected and Officers Reappointed

At the Emmitsburg bank stockholders election the directors chosen were D. E. Stone J. Lewis Rhodes J. C. Rosensteel John Motter Seneca Shriver Peter F. Burker J. Rowe Abler William A. Dovithiss and Sterling Galt with 1964 of 2500 votes. Afterward the directors elected the officers unanimously reappointing D. E. Stone as president J. Lewis Rhodes as vice president H. M. Warrenfeltz as cashier and Ar. 2 1 Bureket as teller.

Emmitsburg Bank Ube Mramiteburg ‘Saylogs Bank Dhasen D. E. Stone J. Lewis Rhodes J. C. Rosensteel John Mottér Seneca Shriver Peter F. Burker J. Rowe Abler William A. Dovithiss Sterling Galt DE. Stone J. Lewin Rhodes Hom. Warrenfeltz Caghier Bureket Tetler

Death of Mrs Susan Gates at ninety in Cumberland

A Cumberland dispatch reports Mrs Susan Gates aged ninety widow of John Gates died today near Everett. She left thirteen children among which five survive, plus thirty three grandchildren and sixty nine great grandchildren and ten great great grandchildren. She was noted for sharp mind and robust health in old age.

Cumberland Susan Gates John Gates Mear Everett

Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers' Exchange

Quotations furnished for grain and feed products corrected January 10, 1910. Wheat No 2 red 1.22 per bushel. Corn New Ear Corn 5.50 per bushel. Hay prices by bale and ton ranges. Straw and mill products listed with varied per unit prices. Buckwheat and meal prices noted. miscellaneous feeds include bran middlings red dog carry cotton seed meal and others.

Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange

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