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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1910
Page
4
Saiacfonive COMPANY announces mail delivery options for the United States with a monthly rate of $1.50 and yearly option. C Delaplaine serves as secretary and treasurer. E. Delaplaine and Four will manage carrier services.
A fragmented discussion from a School of Peace era essay advocates arbitration over war. It questions disarmament feasibility and proposes a stylistic plan to represent military forces on land as a substitute, citing nations like Germany and Austria and stressing caution about fear-driven arms buildup.
A forthcoming peace project plans an editorial corps to supply to presses worldwide material promoting peace. The leader warns that war dangers rise from false sensational reporting by irresponsible writers and sensational newspapers. Prenestic County seeks affordable, quality reading material.
The National Good Roads Association meets in Oklahoma City urging state and federal cooperation to improve rural roads. Leaders stress that better roads cut fuel waste and time loss, ease farm-to-market travel, and reduce rural isolation. Local efforts should start with each farmer maintaining adjacent paths and forming county branches to educate and fund road work.
A political and legal row intensifies as investigators pursue alleged tampering and misconduct. Officials warn of far reaching consequences as leaders debate reforms and legal standards while the public and press watch closely.
Market report from Motter Bros & Co shows noon corrected prices for October 14 1919 in Baltimore. Listings include various consols cotton duck coins coal lines rail bonds and Seaboard United and Western Maryland issues with mixed yields and percentages across multiple securities.
Frederick Maryland statement shows 125000 surplus and 100000 profits in capital accounts. Financial figures indicate a capital position and earnings as of the period.
A damaged OCR fragment references legislative attention and officials including the Attorney General and the Governor. The garbled notes mention public notices or bids, with unclear names and dates, and suggest a political or legal context without coherent details.
A collection of humorous quips and cartoons from colonized by newspapers, including remarks on salary, recognition, frugality, and social scenes. The pieces mix light dialogue about work, money, and daily life with regional dialect humor and brief witticisms from multiple papers.
A reflective piece critiques the Frederick Railroad Company for plans to build a loop, suggesting they ignored the impact on the local community. It laments the neglect of education and the social costs, predicting workers will be left behind after project completion and supervision.
A devotional poem speaks of distant paths and kept proximity by God with lines about keeping watch between lovers. The page notes conductor Robert Sherald on West Fourth Street improving and Mr Harry Baumgardner’s health, with brief illness mentions and a stray fragment.
The managers of the fair named ladies as superintendents and judges for the household department. Superintendents and judges will staff Monday setup and Tuesday opening, with many named individuals listed. Also notes enrollment at night school and baseball score updates from Frederick fans with scores posted locally.
A robbery occurred on the eve of the Hagerstown Fair grounds. Among those robbed was B Philip Ho Cine, a farmer from Jefferson County Has county. He lost his wallet containing $40 after stepping from a streetcar into a crowd.
A report from Mast South street details a dntse thik pole rat attempting to enter a home. The owner fired a gun and killed the animal before it escaped, preserving property and safety.
Grain prices in Chicago show fluctuating wheat bids and corn quotes amid thin trading. Market notes indicate slight shifts in wheat futures and varied corn values as buyers and sellers reassess supply and demand factors.
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