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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1911
Page
7
Old Eli tavern Mory's famed for table carving chops and Bacchanalian lore faces closure on Sept 1. The Yale landmark, a hub for freshmen rites and War Harvard eve celebrations, recalls Carrie Nation’s visit and a famed peace photo that sparked a playful campus orgy in the back room.
A Pennsylvania commission denounces the current presidential primary system as unsound and argues it weakens party organization. It proposes two bills to amend the primary act, one standardizing May and September primaries by year parity and the other allowing party discretion on timing and direct or indirect nomination methods.
In New York the steamship Lusitania carried Rev Dr J Wilbur Chapman and Chanter M Alexander as they head to Wales for a month long campaign. The Salvation Army band and about 500 voices provided the welcome. Subscribed $1000 When Penniless.
Mrs Crocarit of Jeffersonville shares a cure claim for sore feet from TIZ a foot remedy. After the second treatment she could walk downstairs one foot at a time for the first time in five years. The ad touts drawing out poisonous substances and promises quick relief from foot pains with TIZ available in boxes and direct orders.
A university baseball game ended with Marea Mac Willitgas suffering a broken nose and bruised eyes after an accident involving Wilmineto Reb. MacWillins, a Carmell nine member, is unable to play this season due to injuries.
Cambridge March 2 Harvard’s fourteen year old prodigy William James Sidis has begun the study of simiology. He weighs brains and ponders whether the difference between Shakespeare’s brain and an Atlantian bushman’s is greater than that between Cushman’s brain and a highly trained ape.
Frederick market prices show No 2 hard wheat at 88 cents, shelled corn from 60 to 60 cents per bushel, oats from 55 to 60 cents, barley 63 to 60 cents, and flour with Winter Wheat around 4.40 to 4.50 per bushel. Feed and seed goods list include middlings 27 per ton, Timothy seed 16 to 20 dollars, clover 8 to 10 dollars, and mixed feeds ranging 10 to 18 dollars per hundredweight.
Advertisements announced sales listings for multiple auctions on March 3 to March 7 1911. Livestock farming implements and assets are to be sold by various auctioneers including Lease Mercer Youns and Forney with locations near Pearl, Linganore Urbana Braddock and Washington Junction.
Multiple farm and live stock auctions listed across Frederick area with sale dates in March 1911. Auctions describe valuable live stock farming implements and on premise sales near Lewistown Jarytown New London and surrounding towns.
The Semi-Weekly News lists numerous on site sales across Frederick Junction Jefferson and surrounding putative towns. Livestock farming tools and household goods are offered, with dates in March 1920 and locations on roads to Liberty town and Unionville.
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