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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1910
Page
5
Public notice outlines that sales on the same day must be recorded to avoid conflicts. No charge for the service is mentioned. Advertisers are urged to place orders at the earliest date to ensure bills and notices appear in the next issue.
The News Calendar Department resumes mail subscriptions for the calendar. Subscribers can request by calling or by mail with a two cent stamp.
Tomorrow the fifteenth is the regular collection day for all subscribers. Carriers will collect the amount from respective routes. Have exact change ready to avoid mutual inconvenience.
Dispute over City Hotel property on Weat Patrick street with 238 feet extent. David Lowenstein and Charles Wettheimer sue Jacob Rohtbank for ejectment and seek 31000 damages claiming wrongful possession after alleged encroachment four feet from the northern line. Attys Stoner and Weinberg represent the plaintiffs.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss opposition in waabil and Colonel Peatre’s federal bench appointment. It mentions Montgomery figures and the Republican party, with hints of August actions and Siepsore. Details are unclear but reference political maneuvering and appointments.
The Local Inspectors of orchards will attend a course on pathology and horticulture at the Agricultural College in Park, Maryland. The program covers identification of San Jose scale and peach yellows, insecticides, orchard practices, pruning, and practical horticulture.
Corral tenure settlements discussed at county meeting. Road supervisors appointed: Pleasant District includes George A. Etsler, Charles P. Fox, Williama Hosaler, James A. Walker. Mechanics and district supevisors listed. commission members Hogarth Zimmerman and Dennis attend Federation meeting in Baltimore.
A city committee in Frederick discussed plans for a new Waligiog school building. They inspected the North Market Street and West South Street sites and proposed improvements while delaying erection until public meetings and preliminary arrangements are set.
Fragmentary report describes a water supply cut off linked to a reservoir fault and a resulting disruption. Readable parts mention pipes, slush, and damaged infrastructure affecting service. details are unclear but source implies a local utility issue and response.
Readable text fragment mentions market and candies but lacks clear event or entities. The partial phrase suggests a local market reference and personal names, though details are incomplete for concrete facts or outcomes.
A West Maiburn area fire injures no one but destroys a house after a lamp explodes near an asleep child. Neighbors report the blaze started around 9 o clock in the evening leaving a charred room, damaged table, and scattered papers including schoolbooks and newspapers.
Several residents on Eighth Street through West Patrick Street show illness improvement while others remain seriously ill. Names include Mrs Bick, Mr Biltoher, Mr Lippe, Mrs Lambright, Master Beard, Master Anderson, and Master Lambhey, with several located on Third, Fifth, East and North Market Streets.
Details from a damaged notice report a marriage between Kinsey Boonte and Cora Johnayille with reference to a Union Bridge ceremony conducted by Rev. J. Edward Sassler. A medical note mentions someone undergoing an operation and references to local figures and roads.
Fragmented OCR text records a meeting with scattered references to individuals such as Maude, Freudflok, Daumscag, and others amid unclear locations including Mane Po and Cincinnati. Several lines appear to describe guests, clubs, purchases, and travel to Florida or New China, but most details are garbled and nonconclusive.
Announcement dated November 1 1909 states bank interest on all special deposits is raised to four percent per annum with changes applying to existing contracts. Depositors need not present books to receive the new rate, and new deposits of the same class will earn the 4 percent rate.
Snow began falling across the city and county with up to 11 inches reported in parts. Despite heavy snow and drifting winds, rail trains arrived nearly on schedule while the trolley line saw minor delays from mountain drifts as residents enjoyed sleighing.
Slander case brought by Williams M. Haugh through Reno Harp and Stoner Wein against Franklin E. Michael. The parties live near BM ant and accuse the defendants of injuring reputation tied to a butcher shop and storage business.
Property in Middlestown changes hands as Me. Wm. F. Seward buyers acquire estate from Mr Joshua in a brief transfer notice.
At the Farmers Mutual Exchange of Myeraville the following directors were elected: John T. Gaver, George S. Harp, Cyrus W. Blickenatoff, C Upton, Gross Nickle, Lewis H. Brandenburg, Jacob W Dutrow, Charles W. Harp, George W. Marker, Jacob L. Routsaba, Wm. H. Leatherman of G, George D. Dinterman, and Cyrus F. Flook. George Harp presided. Cyrus F. Flook praised the past year’s management. a dividend of 8 percent was declared payable on demand. the company plans plant expansion this year. Other business noted changes and a local accident leaving Mrs. George W. Moser with a broken left arm.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local paper page with mentions of meals at a hotel, a death notice for a child, sale references, theater listings, and names such as Dutrow and Fristoe. Sparse readable items hint at events, seats, and a possible memorial.
A partially readable town notice lists a Board of Governors meeting on a Tuesday evening in January. It mentions J Hager, a casino reference, and a heavy snow advisory causing a closure tonight. Other items include basketball and rink events, bakeries, and library notices with dates around January and December.
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