Frederick Education and Public Schools Highlight Town Strengths
The Frederick public school system is highly efficient with two strong secondary schools. The Boys High School trains students for college or business, while smaller town schools offer better individual instruction. Frederick’s public schools are praised as the backbone of local education, supporting graduates to universities or commerce.
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Frederick
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United States
Frederick City
Ute
Teampo
Woman's College
Meeting Yields Several Seeded Projects Considered
A report on yesterday's meeting notes many interesting projects that were raised and acted upon. The account is published to inform the public about the discussions and decisions made during the session.
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Dantes
Comet fears and wartime echoes in a jumble of notes
A chaotic collection of lines references a comet fear, political laws, Roman times, a sailing day, martial displays, cartoons, a fraternal meeting in Spokane, a bachelor’s social limits, bathing fashions, drums, a female police op in Los Angeles, and advice to youth about dances and outings with a humorous undertone.
Underhanded schemes and bold boasts roam in press chatter
A string of clipped, restatement filled remarks from Baltimore papers questions railroad chiefs plotting schemes, notes an extravagant settlement in a high profile divorce, mocks public speaking, wonders about road-building pace, and predicts aerial warfare will shape future battles with cyclone cellars for homes.
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Baltimore American
Private life and farming ventures highlighted in 1908 press
A scanned collage notes varied items from many papers. It references Gen Weyler and memoirs, Tafts private secretary literary reward, and a Massachusetts woman who became a farmer after agricultural studies. She rented land, invested in horses and poultry, and earns profits from eggs and crops while hiring help.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Massachusetts
State Agricultural College
Amherst
Acazon
Worcester
Aloaeila
Interior Department's Future Amid Broad Federal Restructuring
The piece argues for reorganizing the Interior Department into a new Department of Public Works to better manage abandoned farms and public assets. It notes Interior has swallowed unrelated duties like pensions, education, land office work, and Indian affairs, while suggesting moving central bureaus to other departments and merging forestry with conservation. It warns Interior could shrink to a few active bureaus in 28 years without change.
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New York Tribuneyj
Washington
Interior Department
Geological Survey
Reclamation Service
Gentral
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Indian Bureau
The Dreamer and the Toller from Moments with the Muse
A poem contrasts a tired dreamer with a toller and a speaker who longs for a simple river life. It laments city burdens and celebrates the dreamer who lives beyond time while the teller dies in a day. The verse critiques showy living and cherishes rural memory and patient, humble hearts. The piece ends with a plea to dream by the river and be loved for the dream.
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Tamalk
BorLe O'Rei
Maryland National Guard Rifle Camp at Glenburnie
Company A of the Maryland National Guard travels Monday in a special coach to Glenburnie for five days of rifle practice. Units from Elkton Cambridge Salisbury and Havre de Grace join the Second Provisional Battalion of the First Maryland at camp for instruction.
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Maryland
National, “Guard
Gléndurnie
Altachade
Thoy
Law's grip bail and street fighting arrests reported
Mrs Charles Bell posted 100 bail to keep the peace toward neighbor Sallie Blackstone on Enat Sixth street. Rachel Robinson, colored, was arrested for fighting on the street and committed to jail for a hearing tonight. Edward Stoner was arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct and sent to jail for tonight's hearing.
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Charles Bell
C. H.beckstein
Sallie
Edward Stoner
King and Stull
C. H. Eckstein
Fredonia Festival Draws Attendance Despite Weather
Fredonia council organized a festival under Fredonia Corneil O U A M last night with good turnout despite bad weather. The UA M Band performed adding music, and organizers say the event will conclude tonight. The ad joke notes advertising sells goods through a wife's purchases.
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Fredonia Council
Fredonia, Corneil
O.U. A.M
UA. M
Flag Day Observance at Key Monument
The Key Monument Association will unfurl a new flag at the Francis Scott Key Monument on Flag Day Tuesday afternoon June 14 at four o clock. Members of the association and the Anniversary Revolution group will attend with invited children to receive souvenirs recalling the memorial ceremony.
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Francis Beatt Key
Pranets
Scott Key
Reg
Ronument Association
Salvation Army Frederick Corps Plans Summer Outing Parades
The American Salvation Army Frederick Corps schedules open air services at 8 pm at Church and Market Streets and 9 30 am 1 pm on Sundays with a southern city meeting. Adjutant Marshall leads at 8 pm at 265 267 West Patrick Street while Lieutenant Storm speaks on Prayer with Faith. The corps promotes Children’s Outing events July 22 and August 20 with a cottage meeting next Tuesday evening and additional home services open to requests via mail at the barracks.
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American Salvation Army
Frederick Corps
American Salvation
Church and
Market
Patrick Atreet
Marshall
Storm
City approves sewer contracts for Carroll and North Market streets
At an especial meeting the Mayor and City Register were authorized to enter into an agreement with Measra Coblenta and Klipp for sewer construction on Carroll street from All Saints to Carroll Creek and on North Market street from Third to Fifth streets.
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Board of Aldermen
City Register
Measra, Coblenta and Klipp
Carroll Street
All Saints’ Street
Carroll Creek
North Market Street
Third
Fifth Streets
Mountain City Council to Attend Methodist Service
Mountain City Council members and Daughters of Liberty will attend a prayer service at the Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow at 7 30 in the evening. The order will assemble at their hall at 7 o'clock and march in a body to the church led by Rev. E H Lamar. Frost is predicted and Halley’s comet is discussed in context of weather and crops. Maryland State Teachers Association meets at Ocean City June 28 to July 1. Marylanders of Ohio hold a reunion August 3 and 4 at Kare Park Green County.
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Mountain City Council
Mountain
Daughters of Liberty
Methoodist Episcopal Church
E.H. Lamar
Halley
Maryland State ‘Teachers’ Association
Ocean City
Ohio
State Normal School Graduates at Fifty-Fifth Commencement
Misses Alice Arbelin Langdon Hazel Maude Patterson Mary Julia Schaff Estelle May Whitter of Frederick county were among the graduates receiving diplomas at the fifty fifth annual commencement of the State Normal School Baltimore.
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State Normal School
Alice Arbelin Langdon
Hazel Maude Patterson
Mary Julia Schaff
Estelle May Whitter
Frederick County
Daltimore
Mobley Brothers Win Jefferson County Courthouse Heating Contract
Messrs S Mobley and Brother of this city secured the contract to install a heating plant in the Jefferson County courthouse at Charlestown West Virginia. A Webwater modulation steam system will be installed.
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Jefferson ‘County
Charlestown
W.va
Frederick Market Prices From Frederick County Farmers' Exchange
Corrected June 11 1910 prices show wheat No 2 Red at .95 corn and eat corn at 3.30 per barrel rye and oats per bushel with figures garbled. Hay and hay related items listed with Timothy clover and mixed hay ranges. Flour prices for winter and spring wheat, cornmeal and potatos per bushel. Mill feed and dairy feeds priced per ton and per sack, seed costs for timothy and clover per bushel.
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Frederick County Farmers' Exchange
Baltimore stock market report of June 1910
The June 1910 Baltimore market column lists noon prices and corrections by Motter Bros & Co for cotton duck, gas, power, electric, railroads, and Seaboard lines. Entries include United Railways, Western Maryland, and Seaboard Company securities with varied bond and stock quotes.
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Gotton Duck
Bidens
Seeeenee
Houston Oki
Parmers & Mech Nat Bank Capital Plan
A promotional notice from Parmers and Mech Nat Bank outlines a savings plan for accumulating money with checks and passbooks. It emphasizes courteous service and urges potential customers to visit and understand how the plan works to earn interest.
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Parmers & Mech, Nat, Bank
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