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The Model features G. J. Dali & Son Mullinix and Kemp with sections for Special Notices Lost Cement Wanted and Wanted. A Local Notice Resolution of Thanks appears among the classifieds.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1889
Page
3
The Model features G. J. Dali & Son Mullinix and Kemp with sections for Special Notices Lost Cement Wanted and Wanted. A Local Notice Resolution of Thanks appears among the classifieds.
Newsboys from Baltimore enjoyed their ninth annual excursion to Tolchester with 120 attendees. Miss Zanie Zacharias helped organize the event while Westminster improvements include new buildings and a roof on one house. Local editorials praise the role of community papers. Frederick College Freeman Society thanks honor contributors. Rocky Springs notes cherry-picking injuries and crop prospects. Johnstown disaster memorial proposals gain support. Samuel Ready School closes with an open chorus, readings, and a final program led by E W Vesptine and Dr. S S Morgan. impressive dress, singing, and a concluding address mark the event.
A fierce blaze swept Laurel Maryland wiping a store owned by Mr Bond and threatening the town of about 1500 on the Washington branch of the B& O Railroad. Firefighters battled the flames from afternoon until late, with fears the town would burn, as local figures Barnes Compton and Arthur P. Gorman own country seats and a special county session set for July 15.
The Middletown creamery lost water supply after the well became contaminated about a week ago. Pumps were used to remove polluted water, but the reduced supply jeopardized operations and may suspend them until normal levels resume.
Jesse Ramsburg returns home from vacation in Germantown while Miss Birdie Walter and sisters travel between St Johns College Annapolis and East Third Street. Local trades build water pipes for ice plant use. Several residents visit Washington and Philadelphia. postmaster appointments, board enclosures, and gravesite administration noted. A charity bequest to the Maryland Institute for the Deaf and Dumb. medical visits and a city council session wrap. Brown’s Iron Bitters extolled for health. a child injures mouth on fish hook. Hood’s Sarsaparilla promoted for cures.
Sweltering dry spell and rising temperatures affect crops while farmers brace for continued heat. Montgomery holds two community events in Germantown and Barnesville for church benevolence and social gathering with bands and dancing. Frad Douglass named Minister-Resident to Hayti amid political patronage debates. Obituary notes the death of Reanna Staley, aged 52, long-time Rocky Springs resident and charitable G B church member, with funeral at her residence and services at the chapel.
The Mt Eb church lecture room, under three weeks of repairs, will reopen tomorrow at 10.15 am. The space now shows a handsome appearance with blended colors, new carpet and freshly painted walls. Also reported is a monster carp found on Broad Reach near Pooleville and Edwards Ferry Road, measuring over three feet, with an estimated weight of 30 to 40 pounds.
A gun misfire injured 22 year old Charles dininerin, an employee of Mr Waswalk IES, when he fired at another coworker, Mr Waa Eo wy, during a dispute at the business premises. The wound was not life threatening but could end his career. Bates Nowe.
Fragmentary report discusses opiate based remedies for children and mentions saothias syrup and morphine sales. The readable portions reference attempted relief for distress but the exact actions and authorities are obscured by garbled OCR. No clear outcome or names are recoverable.
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