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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1910
Page
5
Prospective sellers are urged to submit names addresses and sale dates for upcoming Public Sale Record entries to avoid scheduling conflicts. The newspaper offers free recording service but requires advance orders for notices and advertising.
Repairs have been completed from Market Street to Middle Alley. A new front for the Rubio Landis jewelry store on Market Street was erected by a band of workers under Martin C. Kemp. Several residents are reported ill with pneumonia typhoid fever and grip, including Mrs. Lizzie Smith Mrs. Augustus Rome Mr. Robert Water and others. Mrs. Mary Thomas is improving.
A short wedding notice records Grace V. Martin Jr. marrying at a town venue with Elder L F officiating. The item notes the ceremony date as a town event and identifies the officiant in local records.
The Anti-Saloon League of Maryland plans to deliver another engrossed bill to the legislature after the Wednesday defeat of the State-Wide local option measure at Annapolis. Baltimore city would be excluded in the new draft, with leaders signaling a renewed push focused on counties and a publicized meeting to feature Capt. Richmond Pearson Hobson.
Joseph Brown, a merchant in Myersville for over six decades, celebrated his ninety‑first birthday receiving more than 700 congratulatory cards from seven states. He was born at Foxville, is the sole survivor of his family, and remains in good health with a clear mind despite paralysis years ago. The report notes his eye ailment and end with a court term update on the Wertheimer Shafer case adjournment.
Funeral services for Eugenia E Got will be held at 2 o clock with interment at Olivet Natacy. In a regular series of mems in the Baltimore and Ohio Men s Chi tie tan Association Beanonsek team of Brunswick defeated the Be Baltimore and Ohio team by 70 pins in total pins deciding the match.
Mr Ausheerman introduces a bill requiring every railroad to publish timetables in newspapers to aid travelers. The bill applies where rail lines serve towns with stations, with penalties of 100 and court action for noncompliance. Committee on Corporations referred.
Purposely personal notices list residents visiting friends and relatives in Frederick and nearby cities. Names include H Dorsey etcplson Davit Lowenstein George Fr Hane Jobn Carey Hagan Wolfmad Margret Hood Alicy Muteny Irma Simmere Virginia Clary William Flautt F T Main Chief Judge Hammond Urner Lomine Einenberg Annie Lemar Mary McCardell Praline McCardell R Murray Stanley Clary Ross Angevine Levi Wiles Robert Hatch and others visiting or returning from Baltimore Annapolis Lancaster Philadelphia Washington Glen Cove Long Island Catonsville Ellicott City and Norfolkmid.
The will of William Allen, a Black resident of Patereville, is filed for probate. He leaves all property to Francis Allen and Teresa Lions to share equally, with support for his wife Aupa Allen. Estate allocations include $20 for masses and $10 each for souls, plus other bequests specified ambiguously in the fragmented text.
The Grace Reform Church hosts a reform movement evening sermon at 7 30 and a tomorrow 3 o clock service. Wayne H Bowers of Jefferson Michigan will preach tonight at 7 30. The public is invited to attend both events.
About 5,760 conductors and trainmen voted for a strike if needed after negotiations with Baltimore and Ohio officials broke down. Mediation talks led by Martin A. Knapp and Charles P. Nelli were sought, with action postponed to allow Federal mediators to work.
On November the 1st, 1000 this bank increased the interest rate to four percent per annum on all special interest bearing deposits, with deposits remaining under contract terms. The bank offers first class facilities for general banking transactions.
Dated items list upcoming events and ads including stockholders meeting for Colt Dixon Packing Co on March 7 1910 at noon in Frederick MD and a March 4 stockholders’ meeting in the Aldermen's room City Hall. Also mentions Easter posters bait and silent film cards plus price notes and a variety of goods offered at local shops.
A proposed dog tax for Washington County has been drafted and will be introduced in the legislature. Attorney Bakers men of Washington prepared the bill, claiming dogs have killed many sheep in Sharpsburg during winter.
The article notes Census Supervisor Dorton of Baltimore praising women taking census exams and joining residential surveying, despite a General Assembly setback. It mentions several property purchases by local residents for new homes and a veteran’s birthday celebration in the community.
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