11 Jul 1895
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1895
Page
1
Frederick press defends city unity amid debates over Key Monument donations and newspaper role. It corrects misstatements about contributions to the Key Monument Fund and praises local papers for public spirit and responsibility.
A reflective piece extols the newspaper as a public servant devoted to advancing all local interests. It notes critics misjudge its past service and value, while highlighting the press as a steady ally to community undertakings and civic good. Current commentary touches on opinion trends and regional labor manufacturing growth.
The piece notes an 8 cent drop in wheat and a 2 cent fall in corn as winter wheat losses are offset by strong spring wheat yields. It cites large exports, rising Argentine output, and Russia’s continued shipments as factors. The article projects a wheat export surplus possibly near 130 million bushels and corn output surpassing 2.0 billion bushels.
Mil ton G Urner laments abandonment of Seaquitemtersia celebration and urges renewed community effort to back local Frederick and Middlesex Electric Rail. Editor Cassell notes harvest bumper crop. community support and stock ownership urged. Local reminiscences and poetry excerpts accompany the column.
Purely personal items from Frederick note Baltimore connections and local visits. David Lowenstein of Baltimore is in Frederick. Helen Corner of Baltimore has returned home after a Freder ick visit. Ming Weems, formerly of Frederick, is spending a few weeks here. Wm P Dorsey of Glenwood Howard county is guest of daughter Ollie Pearre. A A Lough and daughter Ada visit Philadelphia and Atlantic City. Master Fred Miller has joined tailor Lewis Adama. Mary Lee Topper vacationing at home on East Patrick. S R Tregeliss and family, including Stanley, head to Buena Vista Springs for summer. Wm G Birely went to Gaithersburg seeking leads on Grimes. telegram reports a Grimes sighting near Gaithersburg. Birely leaves again to pursue the man.
Local Logic plans an inter state shooting contest next month and will hold a club meeting in a few days to decide if the venture should proceed. The note quotes residents including Mal Phoebus Ao Alderman editor D H Mowen and Jon A Jeff with brief local observations on city politics and weather.
A list of residents from various towns including Boston Knox elite and Grafton with notices of real estate transfers. Howard L. Norwood and wife to Ab per Garber acquire a fraction of an acre. Daniel C. Miller and wife to County Board of Commissioners, one half acre, price $20.
The social event at St Johns Institute ended after two evenings of progress with a larger crowd. Ice cream and cake sales raised about $125. Program included Frank K Rides, Professor Smith, Dr. B C McSherry vocal solo, George Beckley, and Frank Staub among others.
The G T Picoic announces the annual Dual Gread Lodge picnic at Mt Airy on Thursday July 18. The program features an address by Dr. Delos H. Mann World R W G T and short talks by Rev. C J Bus dette C F G Waring Tyson Grand Secretary Rev D M Browning G C Rev G F Parring 8 D Rev I W Steele G C F L Morling P G C 45 Paul Streyar of Balthmore and others.
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