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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1906
Page
3
The News calls for prompt reporting of any irregularities or errors in paper receipts. The notice emphasizes vigilance by readers and urges immediate communication of discrepancies to ensure accurate accounting and delivery.
A prominent Eustace man says a new toe factory will be established soon, with plans nearing completion. The venture aims to lower prices in the toe business, though officials and associates have not publicly disclosed names.
The article argues for Crawford county direct voting in primaries, citing U S experiences from Cleveland Ohio to Minnesota Michigan and Kentucky. It notes dramatic rises in turnout under direct primaries, with examples including 6173 to 14123 votes in Cleveland and high participation in Kentucky and Minnesota.
Tas Waskty News will be a handsome twelve page paper, complete with news and features. It boasts the largest bonSide circulation in Frederick city and county and offers strong advertising advantages. Copy for new ads due by 5 p.m. Wednesday. ads change by 7 p.m. that day.
Liberty Town notes visitors Calvon Motoalfo and Jo in Thompson from Sykoavilis and Philadelphia, preaching at Methodist Protestant Church, Young People Society led by Miss Movshauer, outings on the Singapore banks, a 4 4 baseball tie between Liberty Scrabs and Union Bridge, upcoming game with Union Bridge, Dr Radollff visit, Dr Sappington and Marion Pearre visiting, Liberty town Dramatic Club performs The Belle of Lynne and Brack Glynn's Wife, Mrs Katie McMasters visiting East Mats Airot.
Sixty five per cents are taking the examinations at the Frederick Female Mansonant building and will continue at Normal School.
A town hall meeting is proposed in Emmitsburg with a committee including Greelix Galt J Z Gatwicks Peter Barks Dee BD E Stone and Borneria to discuss market quotas amid unclear notes about Tyson and Nicodemus and local production data. The damaged text references Feats Wasah Mart and a day schedule not fully legible.
Givents of Interest list events yesterday and today. The Maryland Bar Association begins its annual session in Ocean City tomorrow while Methodist Episcopal ministers press for the next General Conference evasion for Baltimore. Lisha Hendrix resigns from the Bonus of Refuge now Maryland School for Boys after six years. Henry A Chapman aged seven dies at his Derwood home after long illness. Arthur Wilderman Hendricks of Kennington dies after a week with typhoid contracted in Arizona while nursing. A man known as Big Mike, worker for contractor Michael Elmore on the Western Maryland railroad, found dead on Henry Gearhart’s Big Pool farm. death likely from alcohol, not murder.
Descendants of the original settlers at what is now Eakie's Mills request publication of the Wyand family history. Prof E O Wyand of the Maryland School for the Deaf faculty studied courthouse records in Hagerstown and Plymouth. Lawyer Teanger, a Wyand family interests, plans further research in Somerset and Bormerest counties.
A political notice from Cumberland Maryland announces James A. of the area seeking a Congress seat. The brief item highlights his candidacy and regional background from Cumberland.
A garbled report lists residents Mrs John Salth of East Fourth Street and Miss Plerenes Poole on East Fourth Street. It notes illness or sickness affecting these individuals and mentions real names and places in a fragmentary local notice.
Budget of local and general news covers the Frederick county fair and Washington Grove camp meeting opened today. Baltimore trips are noted for next Sunday. Citizens are urged to weigh both sides of events. Minor items report pavement laid near Dr Bourne’s property and repairs on the United Steam Fire Engine. Bass and mullet catching along the Monocacy is recorded with local anglers identified.
A lively Braddock social evening hosted by Hore Braddock drew twenty five attendees. Participants included Mrs. Frank Seye reecey, Wirt and Erick, Mrs. A Pearre, Frad, Linton, Geoghter, Baltimore, Mr. and Mrs. Dowell and two daughters, Baltimore, Mrs. Lambie and alee and Mere. Den ham of Washington, Mrs. Orndorff and the Misses Caughy of Baltimore, Mr. Oanlk of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Lowenstein and Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Long of Braddock. First prizes went to Mrs. A L Pearce and Mr. Oasulk. Booby prizes to Miss Dowell and Mza Orndor.
Luther D. Warfold of Urleans area dies leaving Elin B. Warfield as life tenant with remainder to their son Gerrie O. Warfield. He names his wife sole executrix without bond in the probate filing.
A fragmented notice indicates that the firm Hargett & Co. has withdrawn their bill for an injection from the Mayor and Board of Aldermen, signaling a halt in the proposed action. The report notes the withdrawal and references the municipal body involved without detailing further outcomes.
Mr and Mrs Melvin PF Wood of New Market announce the forthcoming August engagement and plans for their daughter to wed in the late summer. The announcement notes the family and location, with emphasis on the upcoming ceremony and social significance.
The Postmaster General issues a sweeping order requiring rural route patrons to use box designs that meet federal standards. After August the public may use commercially bought or self made boxes, provided they conform to durability weather protection and safety. Owners must submit a sample or the box itself for inspection and approval.
A J Colbert contractor and builder died at his Point of Rocks home aged about sixty. Survived by widow and two sons John and William. A longtime Fairfax County resident, he helped build churches and bonds around Point of Rocks. Funeral Wednesday at 8 pm with services at the Save home and burial at St Paul Cemetery.
County financial figures appear in the ledger with numerous sums and names including AMATI and ZIMMERMAN. A July sale promotion follows with markdowns on ladies leg wear skirts and parasols, promising low prices and bulk gauze looks, white linen items, and white silk parasols in stock.
A correspondent warns editors publishing unverified statements about murdered Mr White risk punishment under New York Penal Code sections 243 244 and 216. The letter defends Mr White’s memory, urges respect for the dead, and calls on grand juries and district attorneys to act against such publications. It notes motive irrelevant to truth and condemns pretrial sensationalism.
In a special evening event, A M MN G and Com Camp members traveled to Beadock Heights. The gathering honored wounded soldiers with memorial remarks and a bones ceremony.
In a street fight incident, Hancah Palmer and Setonis Badd, both colored, were arrested by Officer Dieter and brought before Justice J. Francis Smith. Each was fined $20 or 50 days in jail for disorderly conduct. Andrew Gilbert, colored, was arrested by Officer King for assault and held in jail as ordered by Justice Breach.
The funeral of George Little colored, who died at Montevee Hospital, was held at his home in New Market on Sunday. Burial followed at Simpson's Chapel. The service was conducted by Rev Kent, with RK B Randle as undertaker. The funeral of Paul Knell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Simon P. Knell, was held at their Frederick Jandlop home at 10 o'clock this morning, conducted by Elder Hard of the German Baptist Church, interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Bobroeder was the funeral director.
A damaged OCR page fragment shows multiple notices and ads. It mentions thanks to fire responders, hat exchange, business names, gas ranges for sale, and farm equipment offers. The garbled text includes references to Oliver Chilled Plow, Frederick County Farmers Exchange, and local merchants, with scattered dates and prices.
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