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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1909
Page
4
A long discussion cites Secretary of Agriculture on farm rotation to prevent soil exhaustion from wheat production and overuse. It warns that overemphasis on single crops and intensive farming may boost short term profits but harm future national growth and trade.
A jumble of old clippings notes Thanksgiving themes and public moods. The Baltimore American laments defeated foes while Baltimore News notes consolation, with Cumberland News highlighting mortgages and ongoing raspy commentary on human nature.
A long OCR list of church announcements across many congregations notes service times Sunday schools and sermons. Rev Jota Paul Tyler, Rev Griffth, Rev LoL McLean and others are listed preaching at All Saints Protestant, Church of the Brethren, United Brethren, Evangelical Reformed, Presbyterian, St John’s Catholic and Methodist churches with times from morning to evening and events like protracted meetings, Sunday schools and church group gatherings.
The Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph and The New York Sun clash over Dr Landaberg’s proposal allowing women jurors while denying suffrage. Each side questions justice, governance, and the implications for political representation, warning that expanding juror service could foreshadow broader suffrage changes.
A reflective verse contemplates the gradual fading of friends and the harvest of memory. It envisions beloved companions departing one by one, enduring hardship, yet promising reunion in another land beyond earthly trials and seasons. The poem contrasts loss with enduring faith and celestial beauty.
A large Walkersville gathering planned to organize a fire company with over a hundred men signaling their intent to join. Elected officers include President James W. Long and Vice President N. A. Fulton. directors list B. T. Jamison David Devi ltbisa Thomas K. Saylor and others. A constitution and by laws draft was ordered and next meeting set by the president. Further details on separation of membership to be addressed at a later session.
A Woye brigade will be organized at Farst Baptist church Thursday evening at 7 30 under officers of Company A Virginia Maryland Regiment. Boys aged 10 to 21 invited. refreshments to follow. At Beagle Trials, C Staley Doub is attending National Beagle Club events at Shadwell near Charlottenville Va as a leading beagle expert.
A Boston boy named William Sidis, child prodigy son of Dr. Boris Sidis, enters Harvard at a remarkably young age with top honors after a swift, intense early education. His training, built on a theory that brain growth governs learning, began with alphabet blocks and calendars, advancing to reading, writing, multiple languages, and advanced mathematics by age eight.
Market prices listed for wheat corn oats hay straw and various grains and feed. Values shown in per bushel or per ton with several grades and variants. figures include No 2 red wheat 112, corn 656 to 8e, hay bale 1500 to 1600, bran 25.50 per ton, middlings 29.00 per ton, cotton seed meal 33.00 ton, and other feeds and staples.
A fragmented ledger style excerpt shows New York banking data dated November 6 1909. It references large sums such as 867 250 and 18 009 400 plus reserves and circulation indicators. The text is garbled with stray letters and punctuation, hindering full interpretation.
The Baltimore stock market report for November 6, 1909 records noon corrections by Motter Bros. & Co. including prices for cotton goods and railroads. Noted items include Cotton Duck, Georgia and Alabama shares, Seaboard Air Line bonds, United Railways securities, Western Maryland loans, and various Seaboard certificates.
New York stocks data for November 6 1000 was furnished by Matter Brose Geo. Quotations reflect market activity and listed securities for the period.
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