Market Prices Rise as Traders Note Trae Wore Appeals
Market notes show traders reacting to a notable decision by Trae Wore on appeals. The report highlights price shifts across commodities and government bonds as investors reassess risk.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1928
Page
5
Market notes show traders reacting to a notable decision by Trae Wore on appeals. The report highlights price shifts across commodities and government bonds as investors reassess risk.
Hard to interpret OCR text mentions numbers 129 and 3, likely a brief item or catalog note. No clear events, people, or organizations readable.
Fragmented notice describes political filing, mentionsDem tion and Youth reg placing on the land. References to Secretary Winebrenner and names Cobblentz and Parker with scattered details about a home surprise and spending.
Miscellaneous items including insurance mentions, stove and range for sale, furniture and table listings, window sales, and a few brief notices. It references Wind Storm Commission, Cravier & Fons, and a basketball entry with prices and addresses scattered throughout.
Local notices advertise a public sale by Cullen auctioneer with items from homes and properties for sale or rent. Listings include a brick dwelling, rooms for rent, a steam boat front, farm goods, tires, and a milk delivery service. Additional notices promote tires and battery service, scrap metal buyouts, and loan offers up to 300. Multiple addresses in Frederick Maryland are listed for these postings.
Public sales notice details auctioning one acre estate with improvements and about thirty additional parcels. Deposit required at signing and on day of sale, purchase money due in full at closing, sale conducted by local officers. includes corporate names and bank details toward the end.
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 from the late home on East Third Street for Charles W. Phebus. Interment followed at Mt Diver Cemetery with Thos P. Rice as funeral director.
Purely personal items list Miss Helen L. Smith spending the weekend in Philadelphia and Miss Mildred Brown visiting Rockwell Terrace. Mrs Grace Phoebus Collier of Atlantic City and St Petersburg visits Mrs Dudley Sitgeberger and Mrs W M Lewis at Gaithersburg. Mr C Newton Trundle marks his birthday. Mrs Cc E Compher leaves Daub for Elizabeth N J to be with son Carlton awaiting a serious operation. Mr Chas E Wenrick and wife travel to Miami to visit son C Ross Wenrick manager of the Dolphin Hotel for two months.
Among the sick Miss Mary R. Trundle improves while February’s days and holidays are listed. The piece notes dates for Christmas season events, Saint Valentine’s Day and Shrove Tuesday, and mentions Irvin Rice moving to Middletown and contacting a barber shop, with a patron at the Main.
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