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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1909
Page
4
Fragmentary notice reports events at Frederith and Meg aa with mentions of Clana Mallsier and local posts. Details are unclear but reference a nighttime sequence and a cron bat of tangas. Further readable elements indicate a news brief from Pridetick, Md.
A New York divorce case, reached in minutes with names sealed, prompts questions about publicity and discrimination. Observers note wealth and influence may influence court practice, while supporters debate whether publicity harms society or protects privacy.
The document asserts that wealth led to favoritism toward Bertone and warns that such conduct undermines public trust in impartial governance by creating doubt about decision making. It stresses that the country needs actions free from the influence of wealth to maintain fairness.
A Baltimore News item reflects broad public discourse on the election landscape. It notes confident boasts from supporters and critiques from opponents, highlighting tensions between central authority, reform calls, and civic leadership.
A collage of humorous snippets, quips, and stray dialogues from contemporary papers. The items feature playful exchanges, mock dialogues, and brief captions touching on everyday absurdities and social manners in a light, satirical tone.
In a reflective essay from the Philadelphia Public Ledger the author muses on human knowledge about modern communication and life. The piece compares understanding of wireless and brain function to the locomotive and Marconi, noting humbling gaps in science and mystery in everyday movement.
Fragmented poetic lines describe harvest imagery, hedgerows, river views, and distant birds. Vague figures and places hint at a pastoral landscape with autumnal tone. The piece evokes farmers, cottages, and evening light as it glances at nature’s ripeness and fading summer.
County correspondence reports preaching by Rev Hesse next Sunday at 10. Other items note C E Convention in Baltimore and visits between families in Wollaville Rouzeraville and Emmitsburg. Several residents listed with illnesses and hospital stays including Miss Davis and Miss Butely. tax collectors visited Emmitsburg. birthday party for Henry Dukchart near Dry Bridge.
Deed filed at Hagerstown courthouse transfers ownership of the big cement plant at the Western Maryland Rail Trend site and twenty acres near Wil Maineport to the Security Cement and Lime Company. A mortgage to Safe Deposit and Trust Company of Baltimore secures $1,000,000 in twenty year bonds at 4 percent with sinking fund, covering Washington County Maryland and Berkeley County West Virginia.
A YMCA bowling contest began with twenty games to be rolled by all entrants. Scores listed include Avsherman 109, H Schmidt 119, Ev Willard 87, C Lea 80, Pane 86, W Swope 75. An unrelated medical testimonial touts Electric Bitters for indigestion and health restoration.
The Agricultural and Interior Departments discuss a large wave of settlers moving into the undeveloped West amid drought fears. Secretary Wilson seeks more Congress funding for reclamation and irrigation, while officials note vast lands remain uncultivated without water. Judge James W. Witten reports Standing Rock land lottery proof of growing westward settlement.
Reported stoppage of work on the aw bridge linking Salisbury and South Salisbury by court injunction. Other items note Earl D. Wilson, injured Naval Academy player, is seen as likely to recover. Baltimore flagman John A. Wakeland killed near Stephen in Harford County. Rev. Dr. C S Baker withdraws from ministry amid charges. Anne Arundel County grand jury censures police and declares the Colonial Theatre unsafe. scattered human-interest anecdotes and quotes from the New York Globe.
Fragmentary notice offers reward and warranty related to a cure for deafness. Mentions a circular from CHENEY Toledo and a $100 reward for information leading to a remedy. Also references SURETY and Mel's Casalla Gare.
The Baltimore stock market notes midday price movements and corrections as Motter Bros with Bankers and Brokers report latest quotes. Listings include Cons. Cotton Duck, Con Gas, Con Power, Cotton Duck prices, G-B-S types, Houston Oil, Norf & Portsmouth, Seaboard Air Line, United Ry series, and Western Maryland Investments among others.
Quotations from Frederick County Farmers Exchange list grain and feed prices. Wheat No 2 Red 112 per bushel. Corn Yellow shelled 65 70c, White 65c to 7c. Rye 60 70c. Oats 60c to 58c. Barley 60c. Hay prices by grade from 10 to 16 dollars per ton. Straw baled prices 10 to 12 dollars. Flour rates for Winter and Spring wheat. mill feeds like bran and middlings. dairy feeds and cotton seed meal. potatoes 65 to 70c. seeds for timothy and clover.
John A Derr formerly of this city and Eugenia Bolivar were married at Middletown at Mr George Beachley residence. Elder John A Bowlan officiated. The couple plan to travel to Baltimore and reside at 2537 West Bethmore Street after November 15. Derr is a Baltimore police officer. bride is daughter of John D Beachley.
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