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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1909
Page
5
Fragmented ad text shows multiple shop names and a bakery in a list format. The readable items include McCardell's, Notnagle's, Etehison Studio, Etebison Studio, and The French Bakery Doll Bros in a furniture store wed CB context.
Vereons planning public sales must send names addresses and sale dates to The News to be recorded in the Public Sale Record. No charge for the service. Ads appear in the Say Register only with valid orders for bills or advertisements.
Mr J Irving Miller visits Baltimore on business. Captain I W Dorey of New Market also in town on business. Mrs Thomas H Myers and family on Telegraph Street stay in Baltimore. Miss Matieus Myer returns from Wasi Pa visit. W C Krise and daughter Kathryn visit Waynesboro Pa. Miss Mamie Walters returns from Baltimore after visiting Rosa Dyer. Martin C Kemp and family move to 211 South Market Street with Roger B Wood of New York visiting Frederick. Luther Kubban in city for Mrs Anna E Balt’s funeral. Mrs Amelia Ha of Attleboro returns after extended visit to friends here.
Ongoing delays in reactivating the town’s electric light plant hinder power restoration. Officials cite missing pulley gear and supply issues as the cause, noting the component’s absence from recent deliveries. Residents remain without certain services as crews await parts and a fix.
The Farmers Midwinter Exhibit drew a large audience as Prof. Thewsa B. Symons urged practical schooling and insect control. Wing Smith praised Holstein Friesian cattle for dairy quality while Mr. Smith highlighted sanitary milk and farm hygiene.
A local Merriwood event drew residents to the community hall for a family night led by Mr. Markwood. The pageant featured a baby daughter and ongoing celebrations, with attendees enjoying a festive atmosphere at the home.
The State executive committee will institute Washington Camp No. 7 Patriotic Sons of America tonight. Attendees include State officers Neeseely, Wood, Redeokar, and Francis T. Monroe, plus District President Martin Wright. The event, held at Odd Fellows Hall, Independent Building, aims to honor the mortuary fund and bring credit to the city.
In a murky record, road supervisors in slontis att a and judges TOM Ws ere shall Waits are named alongside figures like Mr. Fox Hogales and James A. n zyaert. The fragment hints at trial or inquiry proceedings with listed participants and authorities.
Andrey ze Bin and Mipnie L Ki filed for divorce after a short marriage in 1901. The plaintiff alleges infidelity and abandonment by the wife in Beunawisk after their July 1901 union.
Readers were promised a strong all around stock company performance with a varied program at the theatre. The review highlights the group as one of the best in quality and execution, noting musical and dramatic versatility.
A fragmented item notes Frederick City Hospital with unclear references to patient counts and care issues. The text mentions a staffer or patient named Tar News es Haller and hints at a legal matter involving a sale on Doll Avenue with Mr. Carlton T. Stull and Mr. Singleton T. Stull.
Advertisements advertise S. A. Smith lecturing at Walkeraville tomorrow afternoon at a two story weatherboard house and a steel covered house. The Fun Y Vaudeville Company performs in the Opera House tonight in Brunswick. An evening of laughter for M C A members with free admission for members only. Also mentions a You Don’t Get Done When You Buy A Gunn promotion by Tax Evasion Furnitone and Stone McCardell’s. Includes various shop ads for picture framing, pricing and framing services. A warning from J. L. Weare about libel and slander claims against him and the danger of repeating defamatory reports.
Public notices mention J Washington 2 C opens a session in Satta and Mons day on January 16. An old frames restoration service and paint work is offered. Friday and Saturday special offers include assorted caramels at McCaponis. A January 30 event at Diamond Rink and a meeting at Red Men's Hall are announced. Insurance and local committee activities referenced with various calls for chairmen to convene.
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