Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
The readable fragments describe a local public sale action led by officials. Details such as exact date, place, or participant names are unclear in the OCR text.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1925
Page
4
The readable fragments describe a local public sale action led by officials. Details such as exact date, place, or participant names are unclear in the OCR text.
The article analyzes the rivalry between rail freight and trucking for short distance deliveries. Railroads fear revenue losses as shippers favor door to door service. It suggests railroads may own trucks, use them as feeders, and advertise faster, dependable service to compete on highways.
A quirky verse narrative titled Strap-Hanger by A. LV Frurrow laments rough treatment of transit staff. The speaker, a weary but honest strap hanger, pleads for fare, rent, and respect while detailing crowded riders and a life spent on the rope.
May deaths totaled 40 for the city and county with 15 in the city and 25 in the county. Burials occurred in numerous towns including Thurmont, Middletown, Woodsboro, Libertytown, Harmony, and Emmitsburg. Interments at Mount Olivet reached 16 with 14 adults in the city and county totals.
A 4 seat conference list outlines sessions overseen by the Reformed church. Home College in Weederick hosts July 6 to 13, with Ursinus College and others in Seamary Lan Geter, Pa, running July 18 to 36 and July 1 to 7 respectively. Several conferences are noted as already scheduled or pending.
A draft of a Q A with Ms Asha Piva Fomdan of Fenton presents citizen opinions on preferring extremely cold or hot weather. Naomi Huiyen from Dili favors extremely cold, while Mrs Margaret Shriver from Florida prefers hot weather and Mrs Edward J. Myers comments on cold or hot as dreadful. Maurice and Smith note cold weather as their view.
A muddled historical column lists events and anniversaries from 1800s plus today’s birthdays including King George V and others. It references Jefferson Davis, the Kiel Canal, the Merrimac sinking, and various national observances while noting a recent traffic citation in Kentucky.
Market notes show wheat priced at 1.16 per bushel and corn at 6.00 per hundredweight or unit, with regional abbreviations indicating agricultural commodity quotes in local markets.
Ambiguous text discusses personal duties and an agent pushing an idea about France buying. Mentions Wilkie Collins and national media copyright notes. Text is garbled and lacks clear events or entities.
The B and O Railroad Company urges careful handling of U.S. mail matter to speed service. Guidelines include legible addresses with street and number, separate large and small envelopes, affixed stamps in the upper right corner, and forwarding mail promptly to avoid delays.
About 140 persons attended the Moose Lodge no 571 Loyal Order of Moose gathering in Frederick on Thursday evening from 8 to 11 o'clock. Attendees included Ladies Honorary Tudor Order of Moose and friends. The program featured Marian Derry novelty entertainment and a quartet performance by Alea Quartet with Messrs Taylor DeVibles Kenaly and Cary. Charles Toga Khmer Hailing and Miss Dorothy Taylor performed, with Mr Hanson of Maryland Moose offering remarks on the Legionnaire degree and Moose work in Florida.
A 1905 Frederick column recalls a school of expression program at the City Opera House honoring Mrs. Medan nell and the students Miss Hundley Miss DeCrange Miss Hiteshew Miss Brown Miss Rodock Miss Willams Miss Janes and others. The event featured Bible class services with about 190 attendees and notes on reading room use and future class plans. Awards include silver pins for top scorers and enamel pins for second and third places. Additionally North Market Street meter work hit stone, delaying pipe installation but work remains in good condition.
Wednesday schedule lists WRAS Barrere lite symphony and Conan concert, Levitow Orchestra, plus ballgames, market reports, weather, and multiple city station lineups including WEAF WHAS WNAC WABC and Chicago Cleveland Detroit San Francisco. The schedule notes time zone differences and cautions stations may alter programs.
The Opera House will stage Charley’s Aunt with Syd Chaplin in the lead for a two day run. Manager Decker expects strong attendance after a New York City success. Also on the program is Rupert of Hentzau featuring a European romance and action setting, with a star cast and beautiful scenery, followed by a Larry Lemon comedy. The American Chemical Society plans its seventy first meeting in Los Angeles from August 2.
Notice from William J. Mobley as administrator of the estate of Claresce D. Mobley Frederick County Maryland warns all claimants to file with vouchers by January 8 1926 or be barred from estate benefits. Debtors urged to immediate payment. Also includes an Auditor's report order from the Chewitt Court for Frederick County May Term 1925 detailing mortgage matter and audit ratification.
Airy spoke on fellowship and W Paul Etzlos outlined lodge work and Mooseheart activities. He noted 1282 children currently cared for and educated at the institution. Grover L. Michael served as master of ceremonies as J J Anderson led the Moose lodge service. Refreshments followed the program.
Auction lists extensive hotel and restaurant implements including McCray refrigerator sets and dining ware, plus farm equipment and household furniture. Trustees announce sale by pieces if bids fail, with additional farm goods including horses cows and implements to follow on June 12. Public notices cover liquidation due to distress, with terms and payment details provided by auctioneers.
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