Roofing Special Sale for Three Days
Local advert offers best grade roofing at special low prices for 3u days. Two ply rubber roofing guaranteed for 10 years. Rolls priced at $1.14 each and include nails and cement.
10 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1913
Page
1
Local advert offers best grade roofing at special low prices for 3u days. Two ply rubber roofing guaranteed for 10 years. Rolls priced at $1.14 each and include nails and cement.
Washington March 10 President Woodrow Wilson spent his first Sunday in the White House in quiet observance. He and his family attended church at the Central Presbyterian near the White House, after plans to visit New York Avenue were changed to avoid crowds. The pastor Rev Dr James T Taylor noted the president had not indicated a regular church home. The article notes the potential impact of a president’s church attendance on a congregation’s standing and finances with Taft’s prior influence at All Souls. It also mentions other officials attending various churches in Washington.
Farmers shift from four cents a bushel to fifty four cents as nearly 1,004,000 bushels are stored in cellars near Kempton Pennsylvania. A separate item notes Mrs George Mitchell giving birth to her eighteenth child in Stillisatorn Ofla on March 14.
Charles Cramer Conway and his wife Beatrice Ryall Conway were found guilty of the Baltimore murder of Miss Sophix Singer by a jury in Judge Kersten’s court. Conway receives life imprisonment. Beatrice Conway is sentenced to 11 years in the penitentiary.
In Monéssou Pennsylvania on March 10 Acting Chief George Etinger was shot dead at the door of a disorderly house during a raid by police, state troopers, and detectives. A warrant seeks former officer Mosh Hough for pandering amid rumors his daughter was kept at the resort. Mother Dudgeon and two inmates were later arrested.
In White House Washington March 10 the administration declares a white ribbon policy with no wines or liquors at any entertainments. The President and Mrs. Wilson and their daughters join in the abstinence, as do Vice President Marshall, Secretary of State and Mrs Bryan, and most cabinet members.
Lancaster man Walter Biferman courted in Reading and a Penn Street store proposed to Miss Emily A Feitler. They married soon after in Lancaster as reported with brief notes on Patrick getting a job and a pardon in New York linked to a murder case.
Rabies fears rise after a stray cat attack near Afien Jeter in Valleys prompts medical warnings. Officials discuss delayed onset and potential treatment options as community asks about prevention and exposure timelines.
Washington March 10 President Wilson’s silence on legislative pro g r i am and his failure to reveal recommendations is unsettling Democratic leaders. They progress with plans arranged last spring before the election. House leaders fear interference while committees must bargain and yield to others views. Tariff revision and monetary reform are the key issues. Underwood presses ahead on tariff while Glass seeks Wilson approval on monetary legislation. Without his explicit stance, a special session may delay financial measures until December.
Williamsport Pa March 10 Miss Re Enna Swartz a church worker of Hughesville waives hearing for June term on a charge of writing anonymous letters to residents of the town demanding money and threats. Detectives have chased the case as Swartz relatives face informations by state constables.
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