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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1909
Page
4
A debated plan urges preserving and expanding Frederick's water supply to ensure domestic, industrial, and firefighting needs while preventing contamination. Officials warn that unresolved conditions near key water sources threaten public health and could trigger a devastating epidemic if ignored.
A partial text references a community concern about safety and access in the area. It mentions ongoing issues and calls for continued monitoring by local authorities without detailing actions or dates.
Sunday worship and meetings reported for multiple congregations including St Johns Catholic, M E Church South, Evangelical Lutheran, Evangelical Reformed, United Brethren, and other denominations. Noted are sermon topics, times, Sunday school, missionary activities, a new Reformed church building break ground, and church events through the coming week. Strong entities include St Johns, St Pauls, and various church leaders and locations such as Brunswick and Water Street.
A fragmented note discusses a wagon attack and confessions, mentioning two people being taken to the park and a lack of observed effects in a center. It refers to building issues in commerce and banking returning, notes a minor league season, and questions the impact on public health and city happiness, urging Washington to flee.
A collage of quotes from various papers and voices recounting谈 whimsical exchanges about weather, Arctic explorers, newborns, comets and married life. The snippet weaves playful lines, partial dialogues, and fragmentary remarks from century-era publications.
A reflective piece celebrates the autumn harvest and the transient beauty of forests and fields. It traces how October rivals June in splendor, from clover and gentian to witch hazel and frost motifs, urging appreciation of seasonal succession and memory tying past and present.
Fragmentary OCR verse recalls a harvest scene with a mule, birds, and workers returning homeward. The jagged lines describe stars waking and labor long finished as fruit and fields are gathered, with archaic phrasing and disjointed imagery.
Mrs Jonas Gross near Reno four miles west of Middletown reports an egg laid by a hen three weeks ago with striking markings. The shell half blue bears imprints of a tile girl a woman an eagle a sword and a lerxo fish. Some think the egg signifies war or famine while others doubt. The egg appears ready to hatch or be laid again.
A Maryland agricultural study reports on mixed forage trials including corn cows and beans. It notes experimental blends to stimulate growth, the use of soils and fertilizers, and aims to determine the value of husks in forage mixtures. The foundation income for the year totaled 50,760,000 dollars with state and federal appropriations supporting the work.
Mr Bowars appeals to Maryland and Virginia to pass laws saving the Potomac shad fishery amid declining spawning success. He notes 25 million shad eggs planted annually versus a recommended 200 million and warns the industry may die out without strict regulations and coordinated state action.
Quotations corrected October 9 with prices for grains and feedstuffs. Wheat No 2 Red 1.16 per bushel, corn Yellow shelled 0.65, Rye 0.60, oats 0.70 to 0.83, barley 0.50 to 0.60, hay timothy 14 to 15 per ton, mixed 13 to 14, straw baled 8 to 12, flour winter wheat 6 to 6.5, spring wheat 6 to 6.5, cornmeal 1.75 to 2.80 per 100 lbs, buckwheat 1.2 cents per lb, bran 25.60 per ton, middlings 29.00 per ton, red dog 2.35 to 2.45 per sack, dairy feeds 36.00 per ton, cottonseed meal 33.00 per ton, potatoes 0.70 per bushel, timothy 2.00 to 2.25, clover 8.00 per bushel. Advertising activity boosts business.
Baltimore stock market report dated October 9 1909 lists corrected intrnalex prices and notes various commodities and company securities including Cotton Duck Gas Electric rail lines and Seaboard company's certificates bonds and stocks with multiple entries for United Railways and Western Maryland among others
Tomorrow morning at the Y M C A assembly rovin Joe Sheehan the Indian will address the meeting for boys. The talk centers on the life of the student at the great Indian School at Carlisle. Joe has been a student there and will speak with authority. Also Mr Eichelberger gave an interesting talk titled You Are the Temple of God and was well received. The gatherings aim to invite boys to attend church before the advice starts and every boy in Frederick should come to hear Joe speak to boys only.
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