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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1909
Page
5
Community report notes a parcel titled Mond tn property in Aavettogtog area with figures suggesting an astronomical value. Details remain unclear due to garbled text but indicate a significant real estate matter and potential market interest. Local officials advised cautious verification.
New advertisements today announce a Saturday sale with Colta for Bale, noting available items and pricing in brief notice.
The clipping lists numerous residents and visitors from East Bhash Street West Church Street and nearby towns. Mentions include Mr George A Pear two days on business Ms Mae Cod Cariye from North Market Street and several relatives visiting Emmittburg Adamstown and Martinsburg with wedding notice for Miss Ella Josine Adams to Mr Andrew Cleveland in Martinsburg West Virginia on Tuesday.
Residents report property damage and repairs after a fire or incident. Movers remove items from a store and a paint shop occupies the rebuilt dwelling. Several residents on West and East Patrick Streets are named with sketches of daily life and local trades amid assorted misfortunes.
Observers described unsafe conditions along the Big Tuscarora and other streams feeding Frederick’s water system. Houses close to the stream threaten contamination. options included buying land and fencing or moving the intake upstream to protect the city’s supply amid a drought threat and potential typhoid risk.
No. 28 car from Frederick sustained the greatest damage after a collision with No. 51 and other trolleys in Frederick’s Public Square yesterday around 9 40. Motorman Jystic Hough from Frederick suffered injuries but remained conscious. Several cars were badly damaged. a few passengers were jolted. All cars were halted for repairs and extra cars ran to cover the regular schedule.
The Mita Society presented a high order musicale at Grace Reformed Church with a large, representative audience. Local musicians performed organ pieces, vocal solos, violin, and cornet numbers, led by Miss Helen Mullipix and others. The program concluded with the Middletown quartet, and proceeds will fund coal and light for the church.
Through habeas corpus proceedings, John C. Fotter yesterday awarded custody of a 10 year old boy to Charles A. Sobrover under state law. No order directing the stepfather to deliver the boy is on file. D. P. Buckey represents Giessing. Mr. Castle received fine corn specimens from Ghee Ceongerboroy Senate. an ear from Sige Oates reports woods yield about nine barrels per acre.
A political meeting is announced for this evening at 8 o clock at the second floor of the Masonic Temple. The event is organized by the men's association and will be held to discuss party matters and rally support.
Fragmentary notes reference a person who attempted suicide and communications from a father figure. The garbled text mentions a boarding house, a prospective guardian or official in charge, and possible dates or names, but details are unreadable.
The drift of wording suggests a church notice from Epworth in South Trinity. It mentions meetings resuming with a schedule listing 4:30 PM as a start time.
Local listings highlight a mix of cinema and social notices in Old Kentucky. The piece promotes The Marvel Tonight with “The Pretty” and Pathé pictures, plus neighborhood sales, theater schedules, and public notices about water conditions and city events.
The statement promises fireproof vaults burglarproof and ready for use at any time. It describes rooms for customers and secure storage for valuables. The offer aims to open accounts for individuals firms or corporations with equal attention to small and large deposits.
A bake sale at the Woman's Home Missionary Society to raise funds for the church building, featuring breads and cakes. Frederick City Hospital announces a Training School Course for the coming year, with applications via Miss Mary L. Nela. A piano exhibit with notable makers draws crowds, alongside furniture and home goods offers and a heater promotion, all advertising local events and sales next week.
Local retailer Neidig and Miller advertises a Saturday sale featuring a wide range of woolen fabrics and dress goods. The notice emphasizes low prices on satin stripe broadcloth black suitings and other materials, urging early shopping and noting special yardage offers.
At the Frederick Fair Charles M. Bueil of Baltimore promotes a large piano exhibit by Stieff Pinho at the show. The display will feature tuning services, a heating device, and a new winter wheat flour promotion. From Potters Fats to Bonneson Thy, local businesses announce fall openings and festive incentives.
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