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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
4
Incomplete clipping from a county newspaper describes notices tied to a court case and advertisements. It mentions BeWa dinpeiches and chattel interests with references to chattel law and publication restrictions.
The article warns that vandals steal and damage crops along roadsides, uprooting blossoms, breaking branches, and robbing fruits and vegetables ripening nearby. It urges protection for rural growers against deliberate theft and careless trespass, noting rising affliction as a habitual problem.
The piece reflects on past winters as the author laments current heat and humidity. It contrasts cold memories with present sweltering days and notes a longing for a season free from sleet and discomfort. WN. OAL LUFRUREOW appears as the closing signature.
Among the sick, Misa Katherine Herwis of West Pate Tick street greatly improves after surgery at Church Home and infirmary Saturday. Mr. Harry Schroder of Clarke Place is confined. Noah E. Cramer and Son sold two Frederick Trail Addition lots Now 1 and 2 in section B to Louis Montanoto and wife who will improve the property.
Fragmentary quotes from Abe Martin talk about a money box and castor with Finley Na and Uday in a nonsensical France deal. The garbled text references a money box, a bottle of castor, and a vault while mentioning Paris and a National Newspaper Service credit.
Residents across North Market and Court streets voice support for the Mayor’s selections. John W. Mum, Howard M. Albaugh, Harry Morrison, and Richard Bimmons give approving quotes praising the good judgment behind the appointments and the overall impact on city affairs.
A jumble of dates and names marks today’s history and birthdays with events from the Alamance battle to Utgroge Crown and Chinese Shanghai, plus figures like Richard Henry Lee and George Washington era references. Notable births and events reflect Revolutionary figures, naval history, and midwestern observances.
Leatherman and Rice, among the 11 convicted in the Myersville tar and feather riot, have filed parole applications with the Maryland State Parole Commission. Hearing set for July, with June eligibility and several other local figures expected to appeal.
The National Education Association plans its Indianapolis gathering with a first General Session led by John Tiert and George Cane Wessby. Speakers include Frank Ballou on Progress in the Science of Mentions and George Strayer on Education Administration and Support.
Fragmentary religious text reflects on faith and trust in salvation. The lines reference prayer, fear, and a timeless divine promise, presenting a devotional tone with archaic phrasing and incomplete syntax.
A fragmentary item notes a June memorial service at Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythias in Frederick. Hiram M. Kefauver is reported as the only member who passed away. Rev Charles F. Steck delivered the memorial address and Edward A. Gittinger gave a eulogy on Our Departed Mothers. the lodge orchestra played as the procession visited Mt Olivet Cemetery to decorate graves.
A dense Friday June 19 radio grid lists numerous stations across the United States and Canada with time blocks for orchestras, choirs, and soloists. Highlights include New York WGY and WABC networks, Philadelphia WIP and KYW, Chicago WLS and WGN, Boston WBZ, Detroit WJR, and Los Angeles KFI. The listings cover venues, programs, and times throughout the day into late night, with mentions of Father’s Day programming and various concert broadcasts.
Superintendent J W Gwinn will address San Francisco schools on significant developments in types of schools and curricula. President B C Man of Purdue University will speak on progress in colleges and universities amid a wide variety of subjects.
A cryptic note describes a ply person who can pull down the Nag before Luna in a symbolic contest. The fragment hints at an unconventional device and a deadline preceding a lunar event.
Miss Conley entertaining at home near Frederick with guests from Baltimore New York Milwaukee and Linsburg after a July 4 gathering. Following the party she will visit Miss Yous for the rest of next month. A separate note recalls Eleanor Lex Lexconex fifth birthday party with fifteen guests. Fire destroys 75 cords of stave lumber at Stouter and Biffle sawmill four miles north of Thurmont. local volunteers assist with a chemical from FE 1 Root to confine the blaze.
The Circuit Court for Frederick County orders action on the auditor's report filed June 1925. The July 4 date is set to ratify and confirm the auditor's steps, with publication in a Frederick newspaper seven days prior. Executors and parties may respond by the stated date.
In Frederick County Maryland a Bill of Complaint seeks a divorce from marriage in Ontario and custody of a minor child plus alimony and support. The plaintiff asserts desertion adultery and cruel treatment by the defendant now residing in Maryland and asks for publication notice and court action.
Executrix Melvin A. Oden estate in Frederick City Frederick County Maryland to sell at public auction two and one half story frame dwelling and adjacent lots numbers 10 32 13 14 16 18 17 16 and more including frontages depths as described. Terms: one third cash day of sale balance in monthly or all cash option with notes secured. Deposits required on each property and additional items a dockash heater and double heater offered. Auctioneers John Null and Reno S Sharp. d5 25 00 26-6 13 19.
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