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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1909
Page
4
Mayor and Aldermen move to remove pollution danger near the Big Tuscarora receiver. A special committee will investigate the waterworks condition and report immediate remedies. Residents near the site will be warned to prevent contamination until watershed lands are preserved.
A readable fragment highlights the significance of the figure Ana Hie Lee Saatimare. The note emphasizes her role and impact within the local scene, with unnamed sources hinting at forthcoming events or recognition.
The text presents a garbled, quixotic exchange featuring an American officer and others arguing over speech, breath, and heart versus diaphragm. Amid stray phrases, references to rent worries and a distant grandma surface, suggesting a disrupted diary or transcription of a late 19th century scene.
The World readers discuss why divorce rates rise and mar riage stability declines. The piece cites Census and Bureau data, noting abandonment and marital strife, while exploring factors like education, social norms, and economic pressures shaping divorce and separation across American cities.
Fragmented poetic lines recount mortality, memory, and transformation. The speaker reflects on finishing, leaving the road, and a furnace funeral rite, with images of ashes, dust, and time, hinting at a master dream and a sheltered, evolving life.
A Valley feature argues the Shehandosh Valley’s climate suits apples, with experts predicting high quality fruit and strong export potential. It cites plans and past yields, noting New York leads production and forecasts revenue per acre could reach about $1,000 to $2,000 in ideal conditions.
A lawyer argues the board of election supervisors cannot place certain names on the official ballot without violating the Constitution and spirit of suffrage. He cites case law and urges the court to compel the board to print the name, noting potential legal consequences and political implications.
Obituaries report Mrs Jacob Pyler of Hagover Pa dying after apoplexy at age 46 with survivors including husband three sons and two daughters. funeral held in Hanover. Also noted Mrs Harriet Phlumber, wife of William Phlumber, died in Baltimore of Bright's disease at about 70. service planned in New Windsor with several relatives listed. Further items include William Costley’s death at 28 from typhoid fever and a Republican meeting address in Myersville by Anaherman and Leo Weinberg. various funeral details and mourners named.
A rough summary of multiple marriage notices appears from Grace Reformed and Washington events. Details include October weddings for John J Ferguson and Marion Whitmore at Grace Reformed, Rev. F. E. L. McLean officiating, in front of friends. Anthony F Ye ss and Lilian Ohmen wed by Rev. Puther Tidar at St. Aloysing in Washington. Daisy Martz engaged to George M Zimmerman, linking to Major Martz ancestry. Milton Valentin and Gertrude Dern wed at U B church in Walkeraville.
Mr Joseph D Baker of this city has been appointed by Governor Crothers as one of Maryland delegates to the third annual Atlantic Inland Waterway Association meeting set to begin in Norfolk Virginia on November.
Machinery for exhibition arrived this morning for the fall display. The collection promises to be longer and finer than last year, with some notable items already on site. In pool play, Lester Smith defeated Ire Newton Thomas 30 to 30 while P Goblents beat Iving Steam 50 to 4.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss centralization of manufacturing in Frederick, arguing against expansion and population growth. Mentions derk iged wording and widening thoroughfares and streets to extend manufactories. Questions aim to keep Frederick compact as a manufacturing town.
A fire destroyed the Roach County lumber plant in Virginia causing total loss of machinery and several thousand dollars worth of sawed lumber. There was no insurance. Frederick Rosch plans immediate construction of a new plant.
Frederick County Farmers Exchange reports prices for wheat oats barley hay and other commodities on October 17 190. Wheat No 2 red 118 per bushel shelled corn 70c per bushel oats 60c to 70c per bushel barley 60c to 90c per bushel hay No 1 Timothy 16 to 16 50 No 2 Timothy 15 to 15 50 No 1 mixed 14 to 14 50 No 2 mixed 12 50 to 14 Clover 10 to 12 hay stock feed prices peanut mill fees middlings 29 per ton red feed 24 to 24 per sack Timothy up to 2 45 per bushel clover 8 to 9 per bushel corn hitches and misc prices included
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