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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1908
Page
6
The readable lines show a damaged newspaper fragment from The Daily News and Independent Newspapers involving a Great Southern Preventing and Manufacturing Company. It references delivery, fees, and monthly charges but the text is incomplete. No clear event date or named individuals are discernible.
The column outlines subscription requirements and delivery details for The Weekly News. It notes that orders must be paid in advance and that the newspaper is connected with the telegraph service. It mentions mail subscriptions and the need for prompt responses to maintain service nationwide.
The bill contemplates muzzling dogs on streets and may exclude canines from the city. Voters worry about whether any new rule will be enforced, noting existing muzzling and leash orders are unevenly applied. The proposal hinges on a clear commitment to strict and uniform enforcement.
An engineer warns Frederick that under favorable conditions the current water supply may not meet demand. He proposes an economical, thorough fix financed by public funds, with Mayor and Aldermen to consider options and costs for a reliable water system.
The writer urges safeguarding historic sites from West Virginia to Maryland criticizing removal of the Moundsville mound and Fort Cumberland knoll. It stresses keeping the old National Pike and historic marks for future generations, arguing preservation over destruction.
Canberland News notes Governor Warfield reflecting on Mary’s enduring service and the chamber’s condition after Wash laid down his sword, marking the nation’s early restoration following establishment.
Fragmented dialogue centers on a contested mine and a man facing social scrutiny. Names include Miss Knox Yar and Miss Wise-Nosseset, with a mention of Houston and Cleveland as references. The scene hints at romantic tension and a plan to escape prudence.
The piece argues against vast war expenditures and private monopolies. It outlines how $2280,006,000 could fund homes for 120,000 families, 2 railroads, a national telegraph and telephone system, 60 to 100 electric plants, and relief from private control. It calls for halting wars and critiquing hypocritical religion.
At a Chippewa Tribe No 19 I C R M meeting ten candidates were adopted. The Fourth of July committee previews a 5060 member parade on July 3 with red and green lights and rockets along Market Street. July 4 features cash prizes for the farthest and most stylish parade, horse racing and driving. Merchants have signed to display, inviting all to Frederick for a busy two day celebration.
Edison film The Gentleman Burglar shows a thief’s romance and a planned wedding as the crime world collides with love. A daughter discovers her father’s identity as rivals confront him, with humor and sentiment. Other witty pictures and an amateur contest finish the program. Say you saw it in The News.
A congressional speech criticizes Panama Canal labor costs arguing a 25 to 75 percent higher expense than U S standards. It details extra benefits for workers including housing free fuel medical care sick leave and organizational support plus travel and clothing subsidies.
The report notes multiple marriages including Lt Tow Ahtnler and Miss Fila C near Middletown, and Stanley Carwell Jamies Lamilton with Margaret Amis Houghbeth in Virginia, plus a wedding near Feageville. It also records articles of incorporation for the Highway Construction Company of Frederick County with capital of 10060 dollars and 600 shares.
Warning against catarrh remedies containing mercury as they ruin smell and harm the system. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. H. Cheney Co Toledo Ohio claims to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Genuine product available in Toledo Ohio and sold by druggists with testimonials offered.
The Good Road league of Frederick Carroll Howard and Montgomery counties led by Jessie P. King urges a continuous improved road from Washington to the Gettysburg field by linking Westminster Laytonsville Gaithersburg and Rockville. The plan would connect major shipping points and ease cross state travel benefiting farmers dairies markets and local commerce.
Mrs Catharine Julian Buyer Goyer died Sunday morning May 24 at her Highland Middletown Valley home aged 87 years 7 months. She is survived by two daughters Catharine at home and Lauretta Roger wife of Rufus Inger. Funeral held Wednesday from St Johns Church Hill with Rev SG Stroup officiating pallbearers John T Gaver George C Gaver Philipp Charles W Johnson John F Summers Isaish Routzebn.
Frederick YMCA team edged Brunswick YMCA 107 to 0 in a duck-pin match at the Y M C A yesterday. The event drew a large local crowd and highlighted strong bowling from both sides.
Frederick County National Bank in Frederick Maryland announces capital of 150000 dollars and begins operations with a focus on local business and personal banking services. The bank highlights its position in the Frederick financial market and community involvement.
An anonymous postal card led to unearthing a sealed letter in the Orphans Court at Hagerstown. The letter, addressed to the late Gov William T Hamilton, claims a Hamilton will was never filed and was destroyed by the writer. Relatives and lawyers pursue the matter as executors reveal seven seals on the document. Tomorrow is a legal holiday with bank closures and adjusted post office hours. A memorial sermon by Rev Dr Charles F Steck is announced for Jefferson Council. A new help wanted ad promises a cook.
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