10 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
1
A large timber deal in West Virginia involved Elking Davia and Elkins interests transferring to Weet Virginia Pulp and Paper Co. AGO acres of virgin timber on Cauley mountain were exchanged for about $750,000. A death sentence case from Madridy July 4 is noted amid advertisements.
A federal inquiry outlines the methods used by a New Haven related railroad group and its broader network. It highlights large stock movements, deceptive finance, and costly transactions. The report urges banning nonoperational expenditures and stock acquisitions without federal approval to curb expansion.
Congressman Mulings of Pennsylvania introduces a measure to let farmers borrow from the government at a low rate. Borrowing would be via farmers loan associations with at least twenty five members, secured by farm mortgages, and a detailed repayment plan is outlined.
Mrs William Orvis of Clare Michigan writes that her Nidle Xiri suffered severe dysentery. She states Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy cured her completely and proclaims it the best medicine in the world. Advertisement from Joy and dealers.
Fragmentary report notes Servians suffer heavy losses with 15,000 killed and Bulgarians 25,900. Mention from London about Salonika tensions. A French Catholic mission father cites claims of summonsing wives and daughters, followed by a mosque being set on fire.
Bloomsburg Pennsylvania reports a probate notice that the late Congressman John G McHenry left assets totaling 20156 47 dollars with liabilities at 406609 17 dollars. Executors include Harry Long Mary E McHenry and M J Murphy with attorney H R Steel. The statement notes 48000 insurance but only 19572 05 equity and losses from investments.
Los Angeles hosts thousands from around the world for the opening day of the twenty sixth Christian Endeavor international convention. Rail officials estimate nearly 40 000 attendees. A choir of 7400 performed in the vast Auditorium Endeavor seating 354 000. McCombs Resting Well in Paris after appendectomy with no anticipated complications. Mrs. M J Farley holds police captain rank in Dallas Texas.
Whitman a longtime head of the National Association of Wool Manufacturers testifies on lobby funds and the sector’s hardship since 2009. He notes factories cannot run full time due to market conditions and labor shortages, with assessments shifting from carding machines to wages. a reflection on debt tendencies within the association. Separately, a Mount Tamalpais forest fire rages toward Mill Valley and Birche Valley Canyon, threatening redwood groves, while stomach trouble remedies and ads appear in the page.
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