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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1909
Page
4
A garbled passage discusses Maryland road proposals and U S political moves. It also mentions Nicaragua presidency, Zelaya, and a Brown University professor arguing about determining explorers' claims to polar discovery. The text references the North Pole debate and the Cook case without clear details.
The proposed consolidation of three Frederick county railways is described as beneficial for the county. The plan aligns with the current management policy of the Frederick and Middletown Railway, praised for excellent service and public-minded approach. The article notes approved figures and supports the move as a community boon.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions Abe and Otha, Weslness, and Cuban items, with references to Gettysheung Hall and Frederick dad. It hints at a community promotion, titles, and local figures, but the text is largely unreadable, offering only scattered names and phrases. The readable bits suggest a municipal or civic context without clear actions or dates.
The Baltimore News comments on reform, temperance, and the call for a general cleanup. It critiques the Roosevelt agitation, urges peace for business interests, and notes the need for principled leadership as the nation faces price concerns and trust scrutiny.
A garbled collage of quotes and dialogue snippets from various sources includes banter on marriage and money disputes, a misquoted Lincoln joke, a fashion remark about a gown, a classroom exchange about the harvest season, and a plumber gag. The text blends several voices with erratic punctuation and unclear attributions.
From the New York World report Representative Weeks of Massachusetts and Senator Culberson urge a thorough investigation into Sugar Trust and its ties to the customs service. Republican leaders balk, while others demand action unless intervening interference by Department of Justice is shown. Politicians imply a special probe may soon be ordered.
Fragmentary OCR yields a poetic, archaic sounding meditation on rain dust wind and love. The text references prayer and sorrow in a likely literary or devotional context with unclear attributions or structure.
Three principal county officials, Sheriff Ged Edw Myers and Clerk B T Hat hanid, complete their terms today and will hand over offices to successors. Myers has served two years and cannot seek reelection under state law, leaving Frederick to decide future work.
The county notes that Dr Hauer and Mr Cutéhali, both clerks, have managed duties well as they approach retirement. The article emphasizes the support and respect of residents for these longstanding local officials and their service to the community.
Raffner will resume the practice of medicine here. Mr. Cutshall will devote his time to farming and to the management of the Woodsboro Canning Company's factory at Woodsboro.
The sick list includes Misa Beesie Sandon near this city. Mr John R Beall East Patrick efrect shows improvement after a period of illness. Dr William C Willard of Norfolk Va travels to the Biltmore Sanstar dura in North Carolina as a brother to Geo N H Willard and Clinton B Willard, both of this city.
A fragment reports that deafness is not cured by local applications and that a doctor warns the condition is inflamed and may worsen without proper care. It mentions symptoms like catarrh and sinus involvement and urges seeking medical help.
Mentors outline plans for Petrol Castle lodge to confer the rank of member and arrange a banquet. The proposed building includes a 120 by 50 foot first floor bowling area, a second floor library and parlor, and an Alder room on the third floor for lodge needs. Construction near City Hall is slated to begin April 1, 1910.
Mr Harry W Bowers announced deputies for the circuit court including EW G Haugh Adolphius Fearhake N Loy Harry G Chaline Millard N Ruse Charles Bi Ggo and Charles L Ogle Groff and Ogle are noted as prominent locals serving in the roles previously held by berate Wa Haffner and Thomas Strychning for Candy. A five year old boy James and Ida Miller near Antietam Paper Mills died after swallowing sugar coated pills mistaken for candy. He crawled into a box and expired before help arrived.
Market prices from November 30 1900 list wheat corn and oats with variations by grade. Hay Clover and straw values appear with nonstandard measurements. A medical advertisement touts Kidney and Digestive remedies, claiming relief after years of illness.
Fragments describe a gutter and alley action by municipal authorities, a building torn down on Derr’s alley near South Market Street, a motion steam laundry and a painted frontage, and mentions of bonds supervised by Martin C. Kemp. The text is incomplete but indicates civic proceedings on property and redevelopment.
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