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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1915
Page
6
The Semi-Weekly News will publish Tuesdays and Fridays and mail subscriptions nationwide for $1 per 4 weeks, with cash in advance. The paper promotes printing services, lists local代理 outlets, urges readers to report delivery issues, and contrasts past vacation norms with modern travel by farmers and workers.
The United States Steel Corporation shows first half earnings near bottom and sights a return to normal with quarterly profits possibly reaching a record. Independent firms gain noise in the trade as the steel barometer points to rapid prosperity, with railroad demand rising and domestic orders outpacing exports.
The Public Service Commission authorized the Pennsylvania Railroad to issue a blanket mortgage covering the Northern Central Railway property. The equities and value of the NCR were cited as strong enough to justify the issue, even without opposition.
Frederick city gains about $1,000 from its water shed peach orchard this year with the city receiving half and John W. Early, the orchard keeper, the other half under contract terms. The city’s share nearly covers the interest on borrowing for the property. The orchard has roughly 4,000 trees, about 2,000 bearing fruit.
Miss Evelyn Jordan daughter of J L and Mrs Jordan Brunswick fell from a trestle at R Gregorys residence and broke her arm. Dr Levin West set the fracture. Mrs Daniel Hendrickson of West Seventh street sent The News a specimen of fruit prania ansina she cultivated at home. Emmitshare Water Company directors declared a semi annual dividend of per cent. John King of Middletown killed a rattlesnake. Evers Shane cut a black snake in two while cutting hands for a threshing machine in the barn of Hanson Kepler near Bolivar.
Loss estimated at about 1000 dollars with barn and contents valued around 800. Tenant A R Phelps and workers saved the house thanks to metal roof and calm winds. A horse perished from burns. cause undetermined though lightning or spontaneous combustion are suspected. Readings note wheat stored may have fueled the blaze. 40 to 60 bushels present.
Cardinal Gibbang departed Baltimore yesterday morning bound for Southampton. He is to stay with Rev. T J Leonard at the rectory of the Church of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary during August.
W J Grove and local attorneys push for constitutional change while opponents led by Arthur J Willard warn against a constitutional convention. Proposals include a poll tax to restrict voting and revisions to the criminal and civil law. Major Preston of Baltimore supports a convention for state wide reform.
Mary M Remp administratrix files notice related to estate of George Shultz with attorney Jacob Rohrback and auctioneer William I Karner. Details include address 1114 Ady and dates 26 28 30 4ur. 69 rin. unreadable in parts but indicates probate actions and forthcoming sale.
A brief note playfully remarks that dollars are ultimately identical in value to pennies, framing currency as a simple form of money. It expresses a lighthearted view on finances without citing any specific events or data.
A report from Bursitiswiie states auctioneer Mr. Huffer was thrown from a hover near sundown last Tuesday and sustained a compound fracture of the right leg at the ankle. Nurses resign at Montevue Hospital with head nurse Misa Nannie Tinchard and night nurse Miss Martha Vbendschein remaining. County commissioners will meet today at Ventevue to fill vacancies.
From June 7 1914 to June 24 1914 the circuit court granted seventeen divorces nine to men and eight to women. A follow up count shows twenty four divorces between June 24 and July 14 1914 with ten to men and fourteen to women.
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