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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1910
Page
5
Fragments describe sunset timings, moon phase, and satellite visibility. The text mentions Bun sets and vines at 7 14, with unclear references to Pete and Supe re tour.
Classified notice listing sale items and mid winter offerings with names D Hendrickson and Keedy, including equity company reference and license or sales number 8514. A compact page fragment shows trade terms and vendor identifiers for local commerce.
The notice outlines requirements for public sale postings and advertising, stressing timely submission to ensure records match the Public Sale Record. It warns that notices will not publish without proper orders and copy in hand, and that promotions must follow specified billing and listing rules.
Under a Pontoffies department ruling the News calendar for 1910 cannot be mailed to Steaubeorbern or Ae Was, a former custom. Calendar ads must be secured at the office or ordered by visit, with two two-cent stamps required.
Purely personal items list names such as Oncar B Coblentzis Ethan Cramer and others, noting travels, visits, and brief movements. Mentions Hanover Pennsylvania and Westheimer area with multiple individuals connected by family and social ties.
Baltimore City adopts a new section 236C to levy a paving tax proportional to street frontage when streets are improved. The act requires notice and a right to trial by jury or appeal, with a circuit court to enforce determinations and settled shares for property owners.
The Tuscarora county supervisors held a session yesterday and settled with road supervisors. Appointments were made for many names including Ambruch, Oconte, Kberle, F Harris, James Catill, Walter Bayn, John Stup, Geather Wealey, Lee Dorsey Mokifwab, and several others. The note indicates the supervisors are being petted with today.
Members of St Matthew’s Reformed Congregation in Adams Town hosted Rev Atvill Conner and family at the parsonage on Wednesday. A table was set with tokens of love and envelopes presented. The gathering closed with expressions of appreciation and pledges of continued cooperation in the Master’s Work.
A wagon of Mic. John Hers berg was struck by a snow plow attached to a motor car of FP Angl Railroad near Ar Jobin’s store on West Ratick Street. The vehicle extended snow plow tore into the wagon rear wheels bending them and injuring the horse which tried to flee. Mr. Zimmerman faced charges as the incident was investigated by Conductor Keéfauver and motor origin officials.
Incomplete OCR text shows names and phrases related to a legal matter. Mentions Mr Charles Roache and a building or property device on a cantar riscet. Reading is hindered by errors and garbled words. no clear dates or actions emerge from the fragments.
Report describes rising water levels along South Market Street and nearby properties in the neighborhood. Water entered residences and a coach factory area, with depths reported near 067 deep and ongoing in the afternoon. Authorities note crossings and through traffic affected as Monocady and surrounding streets experience rising streams.
Public meeting set for 8 oclock in the assembly room of the MC A to reorganize the Frederick Baseball Association. Members present will vote for a new Board of Governors to manage duties for the coming season and discuss plans for a club display to promote the sport.
Robert E. Eyler, former mayor of Tippecanoe City, Ohio, a Frederick County native, is under arrest for forgery and embezzlement. Police traced Eyler to Dayton after he vanished amid accusations of stealing from the Modern Woodmen and forging notes. Eyler’s appearance and flight drew broad police attention as officials from Troy to Dayton pursued him.
Readers describe conditions and names with scattered errors. Several mentions appear of individuals in various places including Derry street Abgate Walkers Racer Samuel D. Thobiss and Belle Hisaat Fourth street. The letter touches on illness paralysis and hopes for improvement.
Fragmented OCR text describes a duck pin match at the YMCA with unclear details. Mentions players or participants including Arnold and Slack amid references to scoring and pins. The unreliable text omits clear outcomes or dates.
Fragmentary notes describe ore shipped from Nopaien Erin and Janus routes. Mentions ore tonnages and destinations including a smelter in Aquera Calientes and a sale at Queropabl. Details are garbled with several broken names and figures.
Fragmentary notice describes a first anniversary at an unclear institution with mentions of a one room program and advertising, suggesting a celebratory or promotional event but text is garbled and hard to interpret. No clear names, dates, or actionable details emerge.
A garbled 19th century style notice lists directors officers and banks terms. It mixes loan rates and deposits with theater listings and events. The readable parts mention November notices, a 4% rate, and various names and places, with ads for the Opera House and local performances.
The funeral planned for this afternoon is rescheduled to Saturday at 10 o'clock to allow more relatives to attend. The death notice mentions sister Mrs Catharina SjoKineey of Wilmington Delaware.
Local scene reports an athletic meet to set new records and a sequence of public notices and events. Includes a community meeting at the YMCA auditorium, theatre ads, school events, juvenile song birds, a high school game, and various local entertainment offerings with prices and times. The jumble reflects a busy town page with scattered details and promotional blurbs.
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