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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1910
Page
4
In a heated session, Cannon blasts the opposing side as the Legislature weighs a broad highway improvement bill. A controversial message from the Buckeye regisiture hints at influencing public thought while Frederick county’s highway commission announces tightened rifle controls amid broader plans for road upgrades statewide.
A Maryland notice reports a proposal to issue funds for road improvements in Prince George's County. It details appointment of the Board of County Commissioners and governor appointed inspectors to oversee the bond process and road work.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions roads and policing with unclear phrases. No clear event, names, places, or dates emerge to form a coherent news item.
A Baltimore News summary notes ongoing legislative tensions and the public push for voting rights. It cites criticisms of Speaker discipline and governor involvement, while praising activists pressing for full suffrage. The piece frames the battle as a spirit and enthusiastic fight for electoral access.
A jumble of clipped scraps from various papers features quips about anger and gentleness, a joke on military bills, a note about securing a permanent position, a playful exchange on probability and possibility, mixed with reflections on happiness and marriage, all in a collage from multiple sources.
A Boston Traveler item mocks a ruler who reportedly donated his own weight in gold, estimated at 72 thousand dollars if 4 000 ounces valued at eighteen dollars per ounce. It contrasts wealth with Western magnates, noting Rockefeller weighs about twelve thousand soldiers in gold and remarks on wealth as illusion.
Fragmentary verses evoke twilight mist over a city as a lone tower silhouette and a dark caped figure loom. Vague images of gulls and shadows blend with nocturnal musings, hinting at a dim, reflective mood and unseen watchers.
A call for more applicants to serve as enumerators outlines a February 5 test and a March scheduling process. The supervisor will review sensitive notes on applicant background, family, and language ability to ensure proper completion of the population schedule and related forms for the Twelfth Census.
A damaged fragment outlines a meeting of Frederick Ohdgiter society with routine business and an election of officers for a three year term. It mentions regent Mrs Francis H Trae, treasurer Miss Ov Keedy, historian Mrs Pilarchet Egeichen, and alternates. plans for an April Continental Congress and a possible social entertainment. Maryland Day March 25 during Holy Week and a request to postpone.
The funeral for Anna Biller, colored, was held yesterday morning at St Johns Church with Rev. Conlon officiating. Pallbearers included Swann, Spencer, Mill, and Frazier. interment followed at St Johns Cemetery. Funeral director was Rice. final rites conducted by John Pad. Interment later at Olivet Cemetery, Winthrop.
At last night’s meeting of King David Lodge No. 50 15.0 O. O. the following officers were installed by District Deputy Grand Master Rev Dr Thomas Freeman Dixon assisted by Grand Master Winpec: Noble Grand Charles I Seeger Vice Grand Charles Simimony recording secretary Charles W Keiser treasurer Eng Hough chaplain Rev Dr Thomas Freeman Dixon warden James Dubek conductor Philip Seeger right support to Noble Grand Frank S Ridgely left support to Noble Grand Milton T Engle sight supporters John Blumenauer left support Frank N Shipley inside guardian Henry J Cramer outside guardian George W Shipley Keefer Toms right scene supporter A. S Oleson left scene supporter.
Quotations furnished corrected January 12 1910 list prices for ear corn hay and straw per bushel or ton. No 1 hay ranged 17.60 to 13.00 per ton while No 2 and mixed feeds showed broad price bands. Clover timothy and buckwheat values appear with miscellaneous feeds and staples noted, reflecting market conditions of the Frederick County exchange.
Intest'sales corrected to noon today by Matter Bron Co Bankers and Brokers. jumble of quotes and phrases suggests market summary and conversations about aviation and automobiles with unclear attributions and quoted dialogue.
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