Reform Effort Sparks Debate Over State Stationery Costs
The piece critiques legislative spending on stationery and the state library, noting conservatives seek to end the practice of $25 per session and $20,000,000 stock dividends, while opponents argue for frugal reforms and economy in Annapolis. The author laments lack of firm action by state administration to curb graft and waste.
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Grothiers
Tbrariai
Ibrary
Annapolis Indice
Esch
Relief measures urged as prices high across domestic goods
The Baltimore Star reports calls for government inquiry into high priced foods and a Washington meeting by an economy association. It urges housekeepers to boycott costly staples until prices normalize, while outlining two possible processes to restore affordability and relief for families.
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Lake Tiere
United States
Washington
the Economy Association
Battimore Star
Minutes of Merriness and Quotations
A collage of humorous phrases and snippets from various papers like the St Louis Star, Boston Transcript, Chicago News, New York Press, and Philadelphia Record. The items touch on suffrage wages parody and scattered dialogue of puzzled characters in short, jokey exchanges. The column preserves a playful, clipped newspaper voice.
Census enumerators face shortages and temporary work
The Washington Star reports a national shortage of good census enumerators with many applicants but low efficiency. The piece notes temporary, laborious posts, calls for a permanent census bureau to set standards, and urges careful census execution to ensure reliable statistics for policy and business planning.
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Census Tareda
Washington Star
Lheae
Permanent Census Bureau
United States
Rotain
Sensus Bureau
Isue
Daughters of Confederacy Annual Meeting Notice
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter No 279 United Daughters of the Confederacy schedules its annual meeting for Wednesday January 11 at 2 30 PM. After officer elections a brief program honors General Robert E Lee’s birthday, followed by luncheon.
Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Purifying Remedy
An advertisement touts Hals Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy that purifies blood and mucous surfaces. It claims the cure is not a quack product and was prescribed by a renowned clinician, offering testimonials and urging readers to mail for samples and further details from J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hals
Cheney
Toledo
Frederick freight depot plans advance pending approval
Plans for a new Frederick freight depot and improvements to the local passenger station are prepared by the railroad and await president approval. The project includes substantial funds, with the Musixena Men’s Association pressing for better freight facilities amid prior service complaints. A December wedding roll and a canceled Hagerstown basketball game are also noted in the page’s notices.
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Frederick
Baleimocy and Ohio Railroad
Ocal
Improvementa
Ei Tha
Musinexa Men'a Association of
Committee In Transportation
Jameali, Gambrill Jr
Potter
USA
Frederick College Triumphs Over Maryland School In YMCA Basketball
Frederick College defeated Maryland School 21 to 6 in the YMCA gymnasium last night. Lead changes and strong defense gave the college a decisive win as players like Nichol and Albaugh led scoring. Referee Fisher officiated the game before a large crowd. standings show Frederick College improving in the league.
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Hagerstown
Diamonds
Hagentown
Frederick
Higeratown
Mycroville
Derr
Sanders Fisher
Bradley Gil
Albaugh “Duvall
Frederick College
Prederick College
Maryland
Y.M. C. Aegymona
Loving
Boyle
Funeral service for Mrs Mary L. Media at St Mark's
The funeral for Mrs Mary L. Media was held today at 11 o'clock from St Marks Parish. Rev Mit Atwater officiated with pallbearers listed as nephews Harry Plefer Turse McGaha and William Edward Meta. Interment followed at the adjoining cemetery.
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Mary
Kien
St Mirk
Oburel
Servius
Mit Atwater
Brunswick
Harry Plefer
Turse McGaha
Willian Edward Meta
Wim
Etchison
Frederick market prices from Frederick County farmers exchange
Quotations corrected January 15 show wheat No 2 red at 1.24 per bushel and corn New Ear at 3.50 per barrel. Other grains listed include oats 70c per bushel, barley 50c to 60c, Timothy hay 17 to 18 per ton, mixed hay 15 to 17, clover 16 to 17, and straw price ranges. Feed items include bran 28 per sack, cotton seed meal 35 per hundred, and meal options per ton.
New York Bank Statement January 35 1910
Bankers and brokers Matter Bros and Co present prices of latest sales up to noon today in New York. Early market figures indicate shifts in prices for key securities and mortgage notes amid steady trading activity.
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Matter Bros. & Co
Mantland
Nick
John “i
Routzabn
Castler
William
RO Zahn
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Frederick County Farmers’. Exchange
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Crarges Wertheimer
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Cashier
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Richard Potts
Amistan Casbiani
Gregok Bintiy
Ta Ae Corewet
Exom L. Comterts
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KR. Ruam Lew
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