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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1910
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mercury near perihelion and lunar conjunction, with garbled phrases about dates, degrees, and a nocturnal event. Reads like a weathered astronomy log or column fragment from American History era, lacking coherent beings or verifiable details.
Public sales readers urged to file notices early to avoid date conflicts. Advertisers are told no publication without orders and copy. lists of gates and dairy and ware issues may affect placement. The office emphasizes early placement of bills for ads to appear in the proper issues.
The News Calendar for 1810 is announced as ready by the Post Office Department. Subscribers may secure a calendar by calling the office or sending a request with payment and a two-cent stamp.
Mr Anderson of Thurmont visits relatives. Barry B Boke of Washington returns after family visit on Fourth Street. Miss Mary Williams of Boltiaione visits city relatives. Nellie Hobbe of Mertineburg Va visits her parents and Mrs Wyets. W W Bowers travels. Beery Crons and Misses carded to the k street, to return to Baltimore. Lydia and Pearl Strailaea of Frederic Mew attend Tienda in Middletown with Mit Carlton Molesworth bas. Birmi wegen Se 4 stage el ee team. Me Cay it tsebill until ths
The 8th chapter of the Anniversary records the Young Men's report of a year’s work. Volunteers traveled two miles north of Johnaville to two miles south of Unionville visiting White and colored families, distributing Bibles and Scriptures. Totals show 226 Bible distributions and 2, one, 43 Testament deliveries, totaling many volumes. The report notes deceased board members Nicholas Zimmerman and Joseph W. Gaver and includes Rev. Charles F. Steck’s address urging Bible commitment and national Christian citizenship.
At a Saturday meeting of the County Commissioners, road supervisors were appointed including Erick, Cruries H., Baws Wm., Fulton, John W., Holter, and al L. Young. The text notes a firm, Roigiano & Son of Baltimore, seed and fertilizer dealers, testing a scheme involving poultry supplies and a “poultry-keeper” venture, claiming a two decade business history and recent growth.
The document discusses appropriations totaling 549,900 and a board's report on state funding for a local institution. It notes past and recommended allocations, a plan for the next two years, and a recommendation to discontinue two appropriations. The text cites figures around 1,585,100 and 1,420,000 for related periods and references the Maryland National Guard in context.
On November the tat 1009 this Bank boreowed its Inter cat rate to Four 4 percent per annue par cont all deposits. The special interest bearing deposits, cash deposits to remain in all other re mpeota subject to the contract provisions. Referring to above notice it is not necessary for any de Poultor to sireeent his or her book to have any change made. The rate will also be paid on new deposits of same cane. This bank offers first class facilities for general banking business.
Names drawn Saturday by Judge Chet Widges reveal the February juror list for the circuit court. Locals from Middletown to Frederick are among the jurors, including William Anderson, Emmaitsburg’s William Morrison, and George Radock, with several towns and streets cited in the roster. A separate note reports Mr. William J. Thowsh sustaining a hip injury after a fall on West Patrick Street near the C P Telephone Company.
A garbled notice lists returning letters and names such as P.M. Blacks, Clinton W. Shewr, Lewie Baoich, John O'Neil, Mrs. Louies Bresee, and others with a return date of January 15, 1930. The fragment references accessing a collection and indicates postal or clerical handling of unclaimed mail.
A Braddock area social scene is described as freshmen host a junior evening at Braddock. chaperones Mrs. Trail and Miss Bromer. The party features supper at Mik Doll's, with juniors named such as Alea Atenrietté Sayze, Marie Weller, and Florence Tratl, among others.
Postponed inspection and scattered notices from Maryland. A regiment is ban issued pros the tion of Company A from 1 alight. Masonic Temple events in the city. Y M C A meeting in the afternoon at the Opera House. Dr. Merrill E. Gates to speak. Local civic notices and schedule changes reflect a disrupted issue with multiple names and events.
A fragmented notice notes a matinee at one PM featuring a dramatic subject titled The Broken Violin and The Dead Shot. The event occurs at the VM A dining room with broad attendance promotions, and tickets were given away after ten o'clock Tuesday morning.
A memo from the Gem Dining Parlors on South Market Street outlines plans for the upcoming season at 1010. The Board of Governors held a Tuesday evening meeting urging open discussion and pubic input. A Friday night session is scheduled to reorganize management and set 1910 goals.
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