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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1913
Page
8
The News reports Frederick county sale season runs from mid February to March with April 1 as the moving date when farmers must vacate or relocate. Average sale value around $2,000 per sale, total property changing hands near $300,000 to $400,000, with prices generally strong and cash payments rising.
Uplifting notes of church services and Easter observances. visits from Ruth Irey and Samuel Haynes. Mary E. Hurley funeral at U S church aged 81 with six grandsons pallbearers. numerous regional travels and sick lists. land sales and spray material preparation. Sunrise Prayer Meeting at U B church. Easter vacation visits and improving health updates.
Pleasant items note weddings and visits across towns. Mr and Mrs Benjamin O Vollage return from their wedding at Miss Clara Howe on South Street. Several residents travel to Baltimore for visits, Easter holidays, or college breaks, with numerous mentions of relatives and friends across Frederick, Buckeystown, New Market, and surrounding areas. The piece also lists new telephone connections and a pending Harper’s Ferry postmaster change with Garland Hurst tipped as successor.
Frederick business community endures delays as morning mail arrives late from New York and holds up deliveries. Postmaster Birely notes congestion when early mail arrives in one rush, causing a three quarter hour delay. W Q Stouffer reports as telegraphers union delegate to Cincinnati convention.
A nostalgic vignette invites a calm night by a warm open fire. A wide comfortable chair, a book, and a familiar pipe provide ease and leisure, with Ravenscroft’s lines promising relaxation as flames carry away daily cares while readers drift into dream and memory.
Frederick Md resident Philip Wisner testifies locally that Dean's Kidney Pills cured his back pain and irregular kidney secretions after using them from J W Harner's Drug Store. Ad notes the product is 50 cents and sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole U S agents, urging readers to remember the name.
The Sioux defeated the Rough Riders twice and tied the Buons for second place at YM.CG last night. Both teams will face each other next week as the race tightens. Scores were not fully listed in the readable text.
A poem fragment laments tree cutting by an axe man and helpers. It notes owls displaced from a sycamore and the loss of shade as trunks fall. The speaker asks why County Fathers allow daily tree removal and ends with a caution to watch the news.
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