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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1909
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment references Cuba policy and waterway improvements, noting official assurances about pork barrel politics and public reception. It mentions the president’s stance and congressional action while offering little coherent detail.
A report claims United States Steel Corp plans to buy nine pretreatment preserves in Fayette County to regulate Coke workers drinking. The plan allegedly aims to curb beer sales to coke workers, with a $10 million expenditure to control breweries and the beer trade, boosting profits by reducing downtime after paydays.
The fragment discusses who is a Constitution in Aryland, noting there is nothing in the ment that debires. It mentions a woman from the sight to hold office, be paid, and be a citizen. It references residency in the state for three years, county district nomination for one year prior, and reaching the legal age of 21. It cites Battnior, Americad Star.
Readers encounter a collage of quips and banter about marriage, cowboy depictions, and misunderstandings. A busy author and friends spar over reality versus stereotype, while a motorized scene prompts a playful exchange on pedestrians and progress. A directory canvasser and a railway engineer joke close the page with characterful wordplay.
A fragmented rant argues that editors do not enjoy immunity for errors that affect life and death. It contrasts judges and physicians with editors, stating all professionals should be held to account and criticizing arrogance in assuming better editorial control than licensed authorities.
Fragmentary OCR text appears as a poetic fragment about obedience and personal duty. The passage mentions a magazine titled Success Magazine and several unreadable lines suggesting inner resolve and reflective thought. No clear events or individuals are identifiable.
The county fair awarded prizes across classes for breads, cakes, jams, and confections. Winners include Mrs. Maggie Waters for watermelon and Miss Rosie Kolb for cocoanut cake, with many exhibitors named for best preserves, butter, and fruit products.
Fragmentary OCR text lists numerous names such as Mrs Nellie Rhoderick Annie and Mary Witter along with scattered items like canned pears berries corn and apples. The garbled lines resemble an old society or market notice with many misread spellings and truncations. No clear event or outcome emerges.
A partisan meeting at Thurmont features speeches on a local amendment. Speakers attack the clerk candidate and the taxpayer pledge, while Weinberg defends staff levels. Urner and Hammond cited for judge and clerk roles. Slipplee urges defeating the amendment amid detailed clause analysis.
A quiet wedding was solemnized at St John’s rectory last evening at 7 30 o’clock uniting Miss Agnes Ellen Meisling and Mr Clarence Scott Johnson. Rev Fr W J Kane performed the ceremony with Mrs Larry Johnson and Mr Wm Cannon as witnesses. The bride wore a blue traveling suit with matching hat and gloves and the couple will reside at 605 North Market Street after November.
Allan Pitzer of Frederick, son of George D. Pitzer of Arden, ships gold fish from a hothouse on George Showers' Tuscarora farm. He raises gold fish on a large scale and has achieved notable success in the business.
Holy communion will be celebrated at St Pauls Reformed Church Utica with Rev A J Verman as pastor next Sunday morning at 10 o clock The preparatory service and confirmation will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 15 o clock.
Frederick county market prices list commodities and bids dated October 26 1909. Wheat corn and oats quoted per bushel with protein notes for shelled corn and batede hay. Prices cover hay straw rye flour buckwheat and feeds with ranges and ton figures for several grades and storage terms.
The will of George W. Nicholas of Mountville, colored, filed for probate in the Orphans' Court. He leaves portions of land to various heirs including Nancy C., Cateb DAN Nichollag, Cartie FLD, and John Oliver, with a son named Franklin and other relatives named. After real estate charges, the residue is divided among heirs and executor appointed with bond. Also a brief note on a supposed near miss injury and an advertisement for Bucksen's Alpha Salve at Penarre's Modern Pharmacy.
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