Osage City urged as model of industrial progress
Osage City Oklahoma 98 miles northeast of Oklahoma City is praised in a Manufacturers' Record letter by TS Ross president of Osage Land & Improvement Co. for closing a contract to supply 100000000 cubic feet of natural gas monthly and for plans to build a 100 ton forge plant a cotton gin a wire fence factory brick shale and potter clay deposits. The letter extols the town as a hustler with strong agricultural communities and distributing centers while urging more industrial investment and devoting funds toIndustries rather than bonds.
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Osdge Land & Iprovement Co
Oklahoma City
Okla
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Oklahoma
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Spectacle of Reno Protests As Brute Fight Sparks Outrage
Readers condemn the riotous display and the press that fueled it while praising the fighter's strength and endurance. The commentary argues no gains come from violence, noting inadequate preparation and reckless bravado. It laments crude sensationalism and defends intellect over brute force.
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Noth
Fragmented historical quotes on strikes and journalism tone
A collage of mid-20th century newspaper lines references a Baltimore Star American Cumberland News and Baltimore News, noting public sympathy for railway workers and condemnation of a avoidable strike. It critiques sensationalism and the role of maps in journalism, mentioning prophesied prizefights and judgment day as rhetorical devices.
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Cumberland News
Fragmented boozy notes on dances and rumors in a small town
A garbled collage mentions Adaline Genes and a Swedish dancer marrying a Mr. ult, questions about dancing, Jank biting Janis, and hints of moving pictures. It cites Maryland socialists wanting the U S Senate abolished and comments on wealth, humor, and devotion to spectacle.
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Adaline’ Genes
Ultt
Dame Thine
The Lost Art of Conversation and Practical Conservation
The piece discusses The Lost Art of Conversation as a low-key critique of modern talk and monologue. It contrasts Socratic dialogue with Victorian ipse dixit, noting the value of plain chit chat. It then reports Washington notes on conservation and a Madison Wisconsin forest products laboratory to reduce waste and find substitutes for costly woods.
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Philadelphia
Howe
Hassel
Histon
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Coleridge
Traetor
Jobmaony
Macralay
Washington: Herald
Madison
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Paper pulp substitutes urged by Wisconsin lab study
The University of Wisconsin urges research into materials that can wake pulp for cheaper papers, due to rising wood costs and higher pulp prices. The Madison project highlights practical conservation and the need for substitutes as duck mill prices climb.
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University of Wisconsin
Madison
Jaon Laboratory
Moments with the Muse on labor and meaning in a spell
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt laments the hollow rush of work as the speaker questions fulfillment and purpose. The verse contrasts toil with a restless, nearly magical weariness, naming terms like What is the Fulness and What is the Fullness in a weary meditation on season and spirit.
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J. Wo
Dinelelphia Ladger
Will Build New Garage by Ideal Electric Co
Ideal Electric Co plans a modern fire proof garage on Haat Mate rick street replacing the old Warner property. The project includes a brick and cement fire proof garage with dual street entrances, workrooms, showrooms, and a machine shop. The electric department will expand to prevent delays, with a foreman in charge and contracts to be accepted. Project cost about $30,000.
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Ideal Electric Co
Ideal Firetrie and Machine Co
Tra 8 2
Patiney, Mge
Thinetty
Haat Materick Street
Christopher Warner
Thwaite
Patrick
Carroll
Funeral of Roscoe J. White Held at East Fourth Street Home
The funeral for Roscoe J. White was held yesterday at 10 am at his home on East Fourth Street. Rev. Henri L. G. Kieffer and Rev. B. Lamar led the service. Pallbearers included Robert Rippean William McKinney John Hershberger Charles Mehriing Charles Wagle and John McGill. Burial followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Thomas TP. Rice served as funeral director.
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Roscoe J. White
East Fourth Street
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Rev. B. Lamar
Meests
Robert Rippean
Willian McKinney
John Hershberger
Charlee Mehriing
Charles Wagle
John McGill
Mount Olivet
Thomas TP. Rice
Judge Keedy Dismisses Protest Against Ruth Saloon License
Judge Keedy of Hagerstown yesterday dismissed the protest against issuing a licence to John H. Ruth to open a saloon within 500 yards of Pen-Mar Park. He warned Ruth to avoid conduct detracting from peace and order and expressed regret that the law limits court discretion in such matters.
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Keedy
Hagerstown
John H. Ruth
Pen-Mar Park
Ruth
I’en-Mar
Plum limb falls from Burbank plum tree in Adamatown
Mr J Feston Thoras deputy registrar of wills arrives in the city with a limb from a Burbank plum tree. The limb broke off this morning due to the weight of the fruit, a fault attributed to the Burbank variety, containing 17 plums.
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Burbank
J. Feston Thoras
Register of Wills
Adamatown
Divorce Bill Filed by John Smith and Grace Smith Case
John Smith filed a divorce bill through his attorney Reno 8 Harp alleging the marriage to Grace Smith ended. The document notes the marriage date as February 39 1903 and references Frane Coors wed eats thle a Wengen Aten sa as context.
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Reno
Harp
Bea
Grace Smith
Frane Coors
Banking Law Opinions Define Savings Banks as Stock Holders
The Attorney General’s opinions on the new banking law state savings banks with weekly deposits are to be treated as having capital stock. Certificates tied to weekly deposits are considered stock, and several bank charters explicitly recognize these as capital stock. Private banks not under state supervision must display names to indicate they are not corporations. Incorporated banks before the law’s passage must hold annual stockholders meetings each January as required by the act.
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State Banking. Commission
State Bank
Duke Downes
Lobe Straus
Downes
Quest Lion
Stockton” Bank
LeGore Safa Deposit, Banking Company
Balethnore
Primary Date Fixed For Congressional Primaries Statewide
The date for congressional primaries is set for Thursday August 30 across the state. Chairman Hanna and Vandiver reached an agreement after prior talks. The Republican leader suggested August 23 or 30, Vandiver awaited the choice. Vandiver was told by phone that Democrats preferred the later date, and Hanna agreed on the spot.
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Thesday
Hanna
Vandiver
Republican Organization
Brush Factory Team Defeats Rival 27 to 2 in Baxeball
On Saturday afternoon the Ox Fibre Brush Factory basketball team crushed a picked opponent 27 to 2. Garrett pitched for the opponents and was hit repeatedly. The Ox Fibres issue a challenge to play any city or county team, with Sond challenging B. I. Repuédy, core of Ox Fibre Benah Co., Frederick.
Real Estate Sale on West Fourth Street in Frederick
Cramer and Stauller, real estate and loan agents, sold to Mrs Urllcfia and M J Honil a lot of ground on West Fourth street Frederick on private terms.
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Vale of Lot
Cramer and Stauller
Frederick market prices from the Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations corrected July 6 1910 list farm commodities including wheat corn oats hay and straw prices for hay timothy clover mixed prices by ton or bushel with ranges for wheat corn meal flour mill feeds and dairy feeds. Notable figures include oats 48 to 52 cents per bushel and timothy hay 16 to 19 dollars per ton.
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Frederick County Farmers' Exchange
Abe
St. Nouv
Central National Bank Report of Condition and Resources
Central National Bank report lists assets and liabilities including loans and discounts, bonds to secure circulation, banking house, and reserves. It details notes of other banks, cash items, fractional currency, and the required redemption fund with the U.S. Treasurer.
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Trwak
Saugo Redemption Fund
Houklee House
Agen
Wit
Croulal
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