Fragmented note on forestry and water policy issues
A garbled 19th century style piece discusses protecting streams by cutting timber and replanting, citing actions by associations and state officials. It mentions troop presence on banks, river water replenishment, and the goal of limiting stream silting to prevent flood impact, warning of consequences if policy fails. It reflects concerns over timber removal and watershed management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae ‘Growlng
Ataport
Trode
Dlopg
Preaek Pet
Ereticde
Cps
Ieee
Depting Hall
Frederick Thaz
Fragmented Punch era snippet sparks reader confusion
A garbled OCR passage from Punch hints at a muddled exchange with lines about cheating and a raid. The text is fragmentary with several unreadable words, offering little clear event or attribution beyond the publication’s satirical tone.
Pennsylvania Railroad Farm Demonstration Plan
The Pennsylvania Railroad aims to revive agriculture by developing idle lands in the Eastern States through an experimental farm project. By acquiring a 40 acre Delaware farm for scientific farming instruction and practical cultivation, the railroad seeks steady agricultural uplift beyond speculative stock plays, challenging past fiscal doubts and proposing a tangible regional expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News York World
Delaware
Penpaylvania
Silroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
James J. Hill
United States
Moments With The Muse October Poem Fragments 1909
Poem fragments describe October scenes and lingering autumn mood with floral imagery and reflections on spring. References include Frederick, Ma., January 9, 1909, and lines about violets, sunrise, and melancholy tones. The piece reads as a period verse note from a local publication with seasonal reflections and poetic lines.
Real Estate Deal in Hagan and Hagat Purchase Property
Mevera Charles McC Hagan and Henry J D Hagat buy store property from Mestra George and Harry Zimmer man. Located on private earth street, 65 feet deep, with improvements planned. The parties name copper Norkel and Wook as owners of the tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mevera
Charles McC
Hagan
Henry J.D. Hagat
Mestra
George
Harry Zimmerman
Henry Miller Dies at 42 in Frederick Store Firm
Henry Miller long time member of Neidig and Miller dry goods in Frederick dies at his North Market Street home at 3 40 PM aged 42 years 10 days after a brief illness. He had helped form the partnership of Neidig Miller and later Rodovk and Neidig. He is survived by his widow Minnie Miller and a sister, with a city committee appointed to draft resolutions honoring him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Henry
Miller
Frederick
Neidig & Miller, Dry Goods
Wmetchabit
Gaa
D.C. Wine
Firmowas
Lends
Minnie Ei Miller
Made
Sheanante
Biller
Thomaa’h. Halter
John 1. Hendeickeon
C. Thome ‘Kemp
Charlie J.doll
0. P. Ben
Artistic College Concert Delights Woman's College
Last night a concert under St Cevalin's All Balolectureh auspices featured Herr Peter Peters soprano Mire Boopts and Miss Fauot Le Roy. Peters displayed virtuosity with violin and cello pieces including The Nicolaus Anvati Yeeko. Hoopes sang superbly, with Bramer and Rosty additions pleasing the audience. Le Roy charmed, a chorus of young radios and the Anvil Chorus performed strongly. President Apple announced a repeat for students and faculty next Monday evening, with two thirds of the seats to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.’ Cevalin
Herr Peter Peters
Mre Boopts
Coprano
Ita
Petes
Hoopes
Blume
Mies Faunt le Roy
Mary Anderson
Fidwin‘Booth
Apple
Purely Personal Notices From City and Surroundings
A scrambled column lists visits and greetings among residents. Me Harry Quynn of St Laura Missouri travels to Frederick to see relatives. Mr Charles F Kroh of Aastington revisits family in the city. Mr and Mrs Henry Bennett return from a wedding trip. Several Baltimore residents and local figures are mentioned visiting or staying with relatives, with scattered addresses and light social notes amid garbled phrases and stray names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Quynn
St. Laura
Frederick
Charles F. Kroh
Aastington
Menry J. Bennett
Mies Irene Flannagan
Baltimore
Maud Lease
North Market Itreet
Thomas W. Blumeasuer
Weabner
Pareetal
Mita
Bosse
Brockstat
Haners- Seredenick
Zincaeenen
Wissain Schontes
Spooth West
Maggie
David
Ries
Ireio
Thistelty
Ana
Mre
Harry C.K
Walter Thomas
Anna’ Moreland
Gap
We .A
Done v
Joshus
Longman
E. Phreeger
Patrick Atreet
Mauleby Nelson
Ie Owen
Willem B
Belair
Harford County
Helene
Stuare
Lost valuable cow at Ademelowa fair grounds
A fragmentary notice reports a valuable cow lost on Friday near Ademelowa. The garbled text mentions a man named Mr. Einion and a boy involved, with references to an opera house and vaudeville in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einiom
Ademelowa
Revered Dr Steck Delivers Sermon in Shepherdstown
An historic Sunday service in Shepherdstown featured Rev Dr C I Steck of Mredenek Maryland delivering a sermon on the Ex ia Nasal ee. His address praised the congregation and noted a singing rendition by Miss Belok and piano accompaniment by Miss Bob Barnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charien
Audland
Hile
Shepherdstown
Ieee of Tig
Mies Belok
Bieaobe Barnes
Mrs Sadler Freed In Writ Of Habeas Corpus Case
The court ruled in favor of Mrs Sadler, freeing her from Dr Riggs sanatorium at Hemaville after her petition for a writ of habeas corpus. Testimony showed multiple months ago she consented to the stay for health, and improvements cited by relatives prompted action to release her homeward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petitiou Tor
Lehall
Sallie
Riggs
Mra
Sadler
Wees Voraythe
Sailer
Sudlitt
Plant Nearing Completion at White Cross Mills Co
Construction progresses on the White Cross Mills Co plant for pinot production. A refrigerating plant is nearly installed and the six large concentrators are being manufactured in Jersey City. Two carloads of Chicago machinery arrived last week with twelve machines due from Philadelphia. Carroll Keyer has been hired as plant engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cross Mills Co
Finiebedr
Bollera Verg Putin
Noty
Stampn
Chicago
Jersey
Campbell
Carroll Keyeer
Carroll Literary Society at Adamstown High School program
Carroll Literary Society of Adamstown High School held a Friday program on October 18 featuring song, verses, recitation by Jennie Diller, Louisa Krieg instrumental solo, Bernice Spring, an address by Prof HL Mock, and a debate on the prompt That interopetance brings more sorrow for the family than war. Judges ruled unanimously in favor of the affirmative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Literary Society
Adamstown High School
Jennie Diller
Louisa Krieg
Bernice Spring
HL. L. Mock
Tobias Zimmerman
Maud Stupp
Ruth Krieg
Mary
Day
Walter Virta
Wouldn't Pay License Charge By Meck Motor Cars In Allentown
Representatives of the Meck Motor Car Company of Allentown, Pa, arrived Sunday with two large buses for passenger service to the fair grounds. They were halted by city authorities for lacking a city license. They departed this morning for Allentown, citing the license cost as excessive. The cars, during their stay, attracted attention among locals and underlines city licensing enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meck Motor Car Company
Allentown
I's
Feir
Alikutown
Ldes
Frederick Market Prices from Farmers Exchange October 1960
Frederick County farm market quotations show wheat prices for No 2 red at 115 cents per bushel, yellow shelled corn around 65 to 60 cents, oats 10.60 to 12.00 per bushel, rye 20.00 to 12.00 per bushel, Timothy hay 14.00 to 16.00 per ton, and other grains and feeds with varied per ton or per hundredweight ranges. The corrected data dated October 19 1960 lists several commodities including buckwheat, millet, and codamiel with mixed pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mize
Renee Wheat
Pode Ryo
Baltimore Stock Market News and Banking Notice
Market prices corrected up to today led by Amotter Bros Co Bankers and Brokers. A call to depositors to open accounts with any sum, noting growing depositor patronage and offering interest on special deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nodn
Amotter, Bros. & Co. Bankers and Brokkerm
Bright local items and general notices
A brief page item notes an electric light on Wisner Street between Church and Patrick. Several locals recover from illness, including typhoid fever cases Gannon and Mull. Money and health ads tout 12 bottles of Electric Waters restoring vigor, with pharmacy claims. Central National Bank officers listed in ad copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisner Street
Church
Patrick Streets
Robert ‘I’ Danner
A. A
Chitholm
Treadwell N.Y
Nose Avery Oar
Poarro
Madar Pharmacy
Central National Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alain
Hanae
United Btates
Ching
Rade
THE
the Muse
Benen
Papatill
Joomreste
Teddy
KY Frederick, Ma
Henry Miller
Promin
Parone
Guy ¢ Opera House
Mrs. Sadler
Vourt
Frederick O County
Farmers’ Exchange
Hem
Xork
HAT
BANK
Chen
Otto
Deny Eerie
N.Y. Ont
West
West, A Ay Novialka Weare
CaGir
Air Ataaey
Pacibs
Ag ’Ad Piera
Am. C
onrGa
Atm
Smeke
Eer Mud & Iron
Baltimore “Stock Market
Nave
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick, Sup
Iist
Motter Brothers
Frederick, MD
R. Hes Peterman
W. Franklin
St. “Balmore
wardidawFly
OC L. Kefauver
Optical Specialase
North Market Birect
Frederick, Ma
Fes
C& Ps
North Market
Uck
Insuran Pafses Ok
Hire Insurance Company
Wrederick Gourtt
Central National Ane
MD. Cartsay
Proaernes
Carripal
Testites Tion
Middletown Savings Bank
Ruddletown Savings
Middletown
Tiffany
Igor
Mober’s
North Market Street
Frederik B
Bernabel
Muunery Opening
N, R&d. Mantz
H.S. Landis
Leadisgionalis
Eee
B. Oro
Meee
Tnawe
A.C. L
Cotton Dick
Power
Ate
Feirmont & Clarkeb
G-B
Adma
Lincol Houston OH Co
Blow
Rwy
Lor
Portsimouth Iu
Air.Line
Seaboard Ale
Seaboard Ompany
Ss Board Company
United Rys
Consulted-Rys
Incomes Sry
Funditis
Western Maryland
George Gannon
George Mull
East Sixth
Court House
Emory L. Coblentz
Agt
Charles Werthreiner
William B. Storm
Robert
Aiemp
Caster
Geo. T. Baungardner
Potts, Richard
Orbstrate
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!