Charter charter reform draft outlines public service limits
A draft charter measure proposes changes through a charter committee and Manufacturers' Association review. It seeks $1000 qualification for trustees and $500 for council, regulates bonds up to 10000 and 1 year to 4 years, uses surplus for improvements, and estimates tax impacts to fund lighting and water. If adopted, it would mark Weetakster's first major charter update in 70 years.
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Committee of
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Citi
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Weetiakster
Reception to bridal couple at 20 Wisner Street
The social world covers a wedding reception for the bride and Mr Vernon Finneyfrock at 20 Wisner Street. Guests arrive about 2 pm, dinner for about 15, accompanied by ice cream and cake. Many relatives and friends attend, with gifts of silver, glass, china, and linen. The couple plan a fortnight in Hanover and York before settling at 48 North Hartly Street. card party at Walkersville honors Detroit guests with local attendees.
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Tie
BD. W. Fioneyfrock
Vernon Fionyfrock
Tila Bride
Wisner Street
D. W. Nevfrock
Harry Fioncyfrock
Emily Smith
Hanaves
D. W. Finneyfrock
Vernon Finneyfrock
A. J. Waneyfrock
Katherine
Marshal Shafer
Wm. Blentlinger
Mies Mary
Rs. Win
Ennle
Nod Oop
Melvin
J. W. Peon
Margrett Dorson
Charley Craver
Wiliam
F Bart
gMre
Bowie Lipps
Mre
Mea
Clarence Paleeger
Acd
Charles Apdora
Charlotte
Albert Phroeger
George Phtreger
John Boyer
Hermon
Louis
Lewie Merihing
Eula Smith
Edna Lipps
May Vox
Laura Anders
Mamie Andrewe
Corrie Andrews
Dora Andrews
Cora Stambaugh
Mary Rice
Mess
H. F. Finneyfrock
David Lipps
Guy Andrews
Linzie Rice
Charley Finneyfrock
Mra. Finneyfrock
Hanover
Mra. Finneyrock
Mire
Goome A. Mora
York
North Hartly Street
Walkersville
Elsie Grimer
Ikersville
Pnd
Proctor
Detroit
Howe
Mra. Proctor
Frank Strong
Washington
City Hotel Pool Tournament Opens in Frederick
Interest rises among Frederick youths as the City Hotel pool room hosts daily tournament play starting tomorrow at 8 30 pm and continuing each evening until finish. All entrants must play every other participant with a 78 ball win condition. Early matchups include Stauffer and Reitz Tuesday and Kennedy versus Coblenets Wednesday among others.
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City Hotel
Frederick
City Hotel Pool Rooma
Cateiory
Watson
Pool Room
Gambianle
Stauffer
Reitz
Coblents Va
E. Kennedy
Payne
Young
Grimes Va. Ledwidge
J. H.kimea
Paul I. E. Marty Gilbert
A. F. Young
J. E.G. Reitz
Albert Gan- Hseach
R. Grabbs
K. North
Confederate coin draws record bid at New York sale
Auction in the Eider Rooms at 7 West Twenty third Street featured a rare Confederate half dollar thought to have Jefferson Davis in ownership. Bids opened near 1000 dollars and climbed to 5000 with buyer T. L. Blader purchasing the lot. the coin bears a Liberty obverse and a shield with seven azure bars on the reverse. Other sales included two 5 dollar US gold coins from 1707 and 1732 under pseudonyms, totaling about eight hundred dollars.
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New York
Ihe
Agg Bs
Suvaral Collectora
A. H. M. Peterwon
Oredera
Confederatis
Jefferson Davia
Professor Riddell
University of Louisiana
de Be, Alas
New Orleans
B.F. Taylor
Jeferson Davis
Philadelphia
J. W. Scott
Mingar Adame
Brooklyn
United States
Liberty
Eatiog
Hitler
Warm Wave Forecast Signals Shifting Front Across States
Chief Willis La Maite of Mitte States Weather Dairenat warned of a coming warm wave affecting the midweek period. Forecasters expect elevated temperatures with heavy rainfall in northern areas and possible winds as a front moves through the central region, followed by cooler air later in the week.
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Willis la Maite
Mitte
Carter
Bloomfield county notes recount family visits and births
County correspondence from Bloomfield reports a quilting party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wachter, a ten pound boy born at the Wachter home, busy farmers preparing corn, injuries and illnesses among residents, and various visits and travel notes including Bloomfield, Buckeystown, and nearby towns. Relatives and neighbors names such as Mrs. J. P. Angleberger and Miss Katie Rice appear amid community chatter.
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Lloyd Wachter
St Via
Austin Wachter
Wesley Wachter
Tia Carrig Dutrow
Literary society meetings yield varied program notes
The South Frederick Literary Society and Clover Leaf reported ordered sessions with recitations, essays, debates, and music. Programs featured pieces like Archiectasis recitation, The Spucking Bea Roveo, and debates on love of money and foreigner restrictions, adjourned to March 18 with judges voting 2 to 1.
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Alcott Lit
G. Roy Hees
A. G. Quynn
Archieatias
M. Ranieburg
Rhonda
Roger Feb
Bart Hargett
R. D Sapnington
G. BR
Lewis Bonck
Heraperger
Garrett Dethanke
W. L. Schaefer
Far! Hargett
Nferahberger
Zlowerwuan
Vuasyte
Glare
Journal
U.K
Charles Wiook
Witbur
Slook
Oscar A. Coblentz
Frederick County
Wit Het Rt
W Bowers
Merk
Circadt Court
Etany
Borus
Tyory L Cobjantz
Sullettor
Merzane
Rexall Constipation Remedy Promises Satisfaction Guarantee
An advertisement claims Rexall Orderlies relieve chronic constipation without laxatives. It touts nerve and muscle toning of the colon, no purging, and safe use anytime. Offered in 12 or 36 tablet sizes at the Rexall Store, J A Willemmoon, N Market Street.
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Frederick
Rexall
Williemoon
N. Market Street
Digestive Relief Promises Quick Indigestion Cure
An advertisement touts Pape’s Iapepsin as a harmless stomach remedy that quickly relieves indigestion heartburn gas and nausea. It claims rapid digestion of meals and freshness of the digestive tract with a 50 cent case from the druggist and urges readers to ask for the plainly printed formula.
Life in preferable tircomatey society meeting adjourns
A fragment recalls an obscure society proceeding with judges and voters. after the critic's report and journal reading by A Kraute and A Burpipere, the group adjourned to meet on March 1.
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F. Thodes
G. Goodell
St. Lebta
R. Nen
Opwen Poll
J. Pye
Criic
A. Kraute
A. Burpipere
Local Option Debate in Washington County House Session
Mr Draper and the Temperance Committee pushed Senator Millers bill to repeal Local Option amid clashes with Rep Brindle and Fox. Draper cited a 2010 majority vote against local option and urged delegation referral. Bridle's motion failed and the bill advanced for engraftment after debate. Senator Miller drew strong opposition during the proceedings.
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Draper
House of Delegates
Temperance Committee
Miller
Washington County
Brindle
Washington
Fox
Alsa
Middiekauff
Briodie
Depot for Hagerstown Station Plans Halted
After an extended process, most parties concur that building a union rail line station to Hagerstown is not feasible. The Western Maryland Railroad will proceed with a $0,000 station, while Cumberland Valley Railroad Vice President Kennedy pledged that planned improvements will involve about a half million dollars in Hagerstown.
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Hageretown
Hagerstown
Western Maryland Railroad Company
Kennedy
Cumberland Vailey Railroad Company
Hea Osured
Hie Npany
Statement of Financial Highlights December 1909
The document lists net capital gains and paid leases with figures for cash capital and surplus. It notes 88GOL 79 unvarned pretimims and 1404 all other liabilities plus 2,725 04 cash capital and 200,000 OU surplus, indicating overall totals and balances.
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