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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1910
Page
4
The piece notes state leaders near Wahiiatonas discuss appointing workers and training for public service. It highlights a Chicago banker who rose from a youth to a bank president, then to prison after misusing funds, reflecting on opportunities and risks in the nation.
A discussion on second-class postage rates features critics and supporters. The piece cites figures, policy arguments, and calls for thorough inquiry before any radical rate changes. It mentions government officials and the role of public information in shaping postal policy.
Fragmented text discusses quantities of muck and measurements. appears to reference containers, salts, and possible chemical or alchemical terms. No clear people, organizations, dates, or places are identifiable.
An unclear OCR fragment discusses Maryland economic concerns and a state visit to the legislature. It mentions economic conditions, industry effects, and potential policy implications, but details are unreadable. Local names and specifics are not recoverable from the text.
Across a collage of quirky quotes and misheard phrases from noted papers the item threads humorous misread dialogue. It quotes Wille on twining and fishing, a misdated opera note, a Brook Eagle snippet, Father Flynn dialog on daughter health, a Boston Transcrimipt exchange, and a milkman joke from Woman’s Home Companion.
An analysis claims US hen production could yield 18 billion eggs yearly at 20 cents per dozen, with farm profits around 1.50 dollars per hen annually and a capitalized value near 30 dollars per hen. For 150 million hens this implies a potential market total of 4.5 billion dollars, noting railroads' total capitalization and interest benchmarks of the era.
Fragmented verse fragments recount a Northumbrian miner's night vigil and voyage into the sea. Mentions of a missing figure, a melancholy mood, and a marine setting are woven with jagged lines and stray punctuation. A secondary advertisement-like fragment hints at medical ads and cures for catarrh and digestion.
The article discusses Lee versus Gorman for the Maryland presidency of the Senate with Blair Lee as a possible rival. It notes Lee’s role in the Democratic organization and his potential as a future party leader, depending on Arthur P. Gorman’s strength before adjournment.
Democratic senators re elected Isidor Rayner to a term beginning March 14 1911 after a noon session with viva voce votes. William P. Jackson was chosen by Republicans. Rayner and his son William B. Rayner attended Annapolis as the announcement marked the culmination of a six year political struggle and primary process.
Thomas McMahon was found dead and his wife unconscious in their Elkton home. A warehouse burglary at Aurntown failed to yield items. A Naval Academy Baracks worker was arrested for robbing Fuk McWilliams. Herbert Thomas, colored, to stand trial for murder in Rockville. James Higgins awarded damages of $5 000 in suit with Consolidation Coal at Cumberland. Residents of Preaton recall Edward Driggins who killed his wife and reportedly drowned himself in the Liechester River, with his hat found near shore.
A pleasant social gathering featured music and games at a Clap home. Guests included Misses Ethel Waters Fannie Haumgardner Thirza Eichelbenger Ruth and Emma Cornpropet and gentlemen Ernest Kennedy Wm Bennett Louis Eichelbenger Garrett DeGrange Jr among others. County Commissioners were entertained at dinner by Charles W Zimmerran and others. Woman's College reception hosted by president and faculty with invitations issued for Friday evening January.
Fragmented remarks reveal discussion of control over a rail line linking Baltimore and Ohio with Pennsylvania interests. Statements reference Judge Lovett and President McCrea, rumors of stock moves, and plans to pursue development independently despite competitor threats.
County Commissioners held a meeting to settle with road supervisors and appoint new district overseers for Liberty and Louping districts. Names listed include Clifford Miller, Ned Albaugh, Wm Wagner, Walter Hopkins, Dennis Lowell, and others in the Caubour, Maynar, and Lowe Bier groups.
The column lists residents of Adamstown affected by illness or poor health. Mary C Thomas and Mrs Beck are described as very ill, John C Whitter is bed-fast, and other locals including the Scarifs, Culler family, Derothy Dither, Edward Ol an, and Mrs Win William Null are reported as recovering or improving.
Market prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange list barley hay straw and grain values. Items include No 1 Timothy $217.00, No 2 Timothy $100 to $170, wheat winter $5.38 to $6.75 per bushel, cornmeal $1.48 to $1.85, buckwheat and cottonseed meal prices, and hay $18.00 per ton.
The Baltimore stock market list shows noon corrected prices from Afotter Bros and Co and other brokers with various securities including Seaboard and United Companies. A divorce petition is filed by Mrs Kate Mattoon through attorney Samuel A Lewis against Robert Lee Mattoon, married in Baltimore on December 22, 1902 by Rev Luther Kuhlman. defendant resides in Pennsylvania.
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