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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1910
Page
4
The piece critiques politicians and unions, questions Arkansas Senatorial conduct, and weighs public reaction to strikes. It cites the New York World on military budgets, arguing high army and navy expenditures strain the economy and urging scrutiny of war-related appropriations and waste.
The piece argues that the United States should halt enlarging and improving fighting equipment if other nations continue to expand their arms. It suggests that, as nations feel the pinch of competition, a program to check extravagance and gradually reduce military wealth could be considered.
The Baltimore papers debate 1910 legislature actions on women’s intellect and divine acts, public service regulation, and conservative vs radical policy. Editors note calls for corporate rights vs public control, with quotes on societal shifts and the times.
A compilation of witty lines and snippets from The St. Louis Star Boston Transcript Washington Star and Cassell's Journal. The jokes touch daily life schooling and travel with quips about education stenography and hotel costs.
A New York World dispatch warns Congress that irrigation projects funded from public land sales have spiraled into bond demands. Officials seek 30 million in new bonds with possible 55 million more for expansions, risking unwarranted deficit financing and setting a dangerous precedent for open‑ended Treasury access.
Poem fragment on fate and life as a weaving pattern with destiny guiding threads. References to Persian rug metaphor and the notion of a divine, eternal design shaping joy and pain. Copyright line cites Frederick 1910 Clara V Morr.
A bill to incorporate Base Trust Company for Myersville in Frederick county was introduced by Mr. Rusherman. The proposed directors include Cyrue F. Fiook John C. Leather man Civotge D. Glaver Joshua B. Summer y and C Upton Grovanickle along with directors from the Myersville banking firms. The measure grants power to operate as a general trust company and had a charter previously secured and laid before bank directors.
A series of local obituaries reports deaths in Mount Airy and surrounding towns. Frances Sparrow, widow of Charles A Sparrow, dies aged 52. Mary Ann Baltzell, widow of James Baltzell, dies at 79 after a fall. Funeral details list St Johns and Mount Olivet interments, with survivors including children and grandchildren. Additional notices mention Charles Brown, a Deerfield merchant, and infant Dorothy Currens of Thurmont, with service details and burial plans. Proceeding notices name relatives and funeral arrangements in Maryland counties.
The Maryland School basketball team beat the High School five 28 to 19 before a large crowd. Kubjizki led with six field goals and helped Maryland share first place with Barker and Beavers as the league race tightens among closely bunched teams.
A Seattle dispatch reports a snowslide near Glacier British Columbia killing about eighty to one hundred workers. The blast involved two rotary snow plows and crews, with rescue efforts underway and casualties uncertain at press time.
Revival services in Yellow Springs draw large crowds with twenty one conversions so far. Rev Paul Henry Packard and party attended last night, delivering a sermon on profit and soul, as local residents list included names he and his companions from the city.
Daniel L Bussard of Jefferson and his son Luther were cutting a mountain tree near White Rock Hamburg when the trunk swung and struck Daniel knocking him onto a rock. He suffered a dislocated hip and badly mashed toes, receiving other bruises. They rode ten miles home by wagon for medical aid from Dr. Awd Smith and others. he is recovering as well as can be expected.
Maryland Day falls on Friday this year but the State Board of Education moved observance to the preceding Thursday. The topic is Education to Maryland with a proposed school program outline. Also jotted notes on local illnesses and a doctor’s absence in Washington.
Prices furnished by Frederick County Farmers Exchange show Wheat No 2 Red at 1.22 per bushel and corn prices for new ear corn at 3.50 per barrel. Hay and straw values, flour for winter and spring wheat, meal, buckwheat, mill feeds, red dog, dairy feeds, cotton seed meal, potatoes at 60 to 65 cents per bushel, and Timothy and Clover seeds listed with varied per bushel or per ton figures.
A Baltimore notice invites readers to place ads in The News for selling buying hiring or seeking positions. It touts low costs and wide reach to thousands of potential customers and job seekers.
A historical notice lists several names including Joseph G Mille and Frank L Stomner as patrons and promises courteous and satisfactory service from the bank. It reads as a general solicitation of banking business with emphasis on quality customer care.
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