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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1915
Page
5
Evening sky features Jupiter Mars and Venus visible together while Saturn Mercury rise in the morning. The note adds a curious mention of Plan et Saturn in conjunction with the muon, suggesting an unusual pairing or typo in the column.
A fragment from a historical newspaper page lists numerous names and venues including Queen of Hearts Bettie Nansen at Hardware Co, Markey's, Carty's Neidig and Miller, H. C. Zacharias Domestic Building, Young People Branch led by H. L. Ebery, John N. Swope and Asbury Church figures Wertheimer, Buffalo, Shipley's Doll Bros, and Greenawalt's, suggesting a social or business directory style feature with assorted local entities. The text shows scattered shop names, individuals, and civic groups indicating a community bulletin or society notices segment.
The Frederick Art Club met in its rooms on October 28 with Mrs. Joseph Apple as chair. Minutes were read and club business discussed. Mrs. Charles Wehler presented a paper on Wood Engraving Tools and Technique and its 15th to 16th century development. Next meeting on November 4 features Mr. J G Crawford discussing pond animals.
Crisfield oysters homemade sauerkraut and frankfort sausage promoted by J M Culler and J Clark Devilbiss. Special ads for Victor Victrolas Archie Ogle pears and dried beef from Blue Ribbon Grocery. Hunting permits sold at News Office and various phone orders listed.
Direct From Holland offers a large shipment of bulbs including hyacinths narcissus and tulips Just received Secure your spring flowers now C HERMANN & SON advertise attractive prices and a contact phone 26 119 6 West South St An excursion to Pittsburgh on October 24 costs 4 00 round trip ask ticket agent H & FL Rwys
The Domestic Building Association begins taking subscriptions and issuing books for Series No 19. Promises a $500 home for $1.25 weekly over 350 weeks, or $1,000 home for $2.50 weekly, and a $2,000 home for $5 weekly over 250 weeks. Entrance fee 10 cents per share, dues 20 cents weekly. Francis B. Sappington, Secretary and Treasurer, Farmers' and Mechanics Bank, Saturdays and Mondays.
United States Department of Agriculture officials lead a second Frederick County survey on farm incomes and profits. Prof. W J Spillman notes third-year data will be needed for reliable conclusions, with a department bulletin to publish full results later. Sugar corn is also noted as profitable, and the project costs exceed five thousand dollars.
A Fraser-voiced attack on Democratic control in the state legislature outlines alleged waste and extravagance. It mocks Etchison and promises of tax cuts, arguing a business administration is needed and critiquing past Democratic misgovernance with references to the 1914 legislature and named figures.
Chief WM. G. BAKER and vice president H. D. BAKER are listed with WM. G. ZIMMERMAN as cashier in the officers section. The brief notice presents a formal slate of names under standard corporate positions.
A garbled notice featuring John D. Hendrickson and a new departure in merchandise appears. The fragment mentions FPASTEONS and ready to wear garments with unclear context or dates. The text is incomplete but signals a business or ad notice involving products and assistance.
POTTS AND GRIFFIN advertise Lint open for inspection at Major E Y Goldsborough on Rick Street. The lot measures 200 feet in depth.
A clipped ledger style list shows salaries of the Clerk to the Board of Election Supervisors and other county officials from 1898 onward. Names include H D Etchison, P L Hiteshew, S E DeLauter, C E Ramsburg, and William Grimes among others, with annual figures ranging from 200 to 375 dollars. The notice also urges votes for William C Rhoderick for Sheriff and mentions a four year pattern of primary and general elections increasing workload. An auto bus ad to Baltimore concludes the page.
A sale listing references 9024 acres of land near Liberty with a price of 97,800. The document appears partial with archaic spellings and unknown owners or firms. Further details are unreadable due to OCR damage.
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