Minnesota Moves to Create State Water Resources Commission
The News discusses Minnesota plans to form a State water resources commission to manage and conserve water power resources, funded by using companies. It notes 200000 horsepower in use and 230000 available, compares to Maine and Massachusetts conservation efforts, and includes editorials about public discussion on taxpayer funding and a clarification disavowing some recent criticism of Frederick city health officials.
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Pennsylvania Prison Conditions Described as Distressing
A terse report to the Federal Justice Department labels conditions at a Western Pennsylvania penitentiary as distressing and dangerous. Attorney General Ellis cited findings from inspectors who examined the facility, noting serious safety and overcrowding issues that reflect broader state concerns.
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Satire on state penitentiary waste and corruption
A columnist lambasts the state penitentiary and its finances. The piece condemns alleged looting of the treasury, fraudulent construction costs, and a extravagant capitol monument while urging better treatment and funds for prisoners. It argues such conditions shame the state and expose moral failures.
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Maryland readers face rising prices for chops steak and butter as shortages loom. The discussion touches on inflation, possible rationing or distribution changes, and the broad impact on urban and rural households amid drought and regional debates on irrigation and food supply.
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Minutes of Merriness and Mild Shadows of Gossip
A collage of comic quips from newspapers features exchanges on marriage affection and domestic schemes. Bits illustrate banter about love, misheard lines, and social chatter. The terse remarks reveal tone rather than a single narrative, capturing the era’s light, humorous social reportage.
American Achievements Highlighted by Boston Globe
The piece lauds American milestones from democracy to invention, naming the steamship telegraph telephone reaper sewing machine and ether anesthesia. It credits Americans with expanding civil equality and global exploration including opening Japan Africa and reaching the North Pole.
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Moments with The Muse
Fragmentary poem extract from Brennan Cusmiens in the New York Times reflects on life and time. It contrasts today with tomorrow and imagines plans and imagined palaces of love and peace.
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Harvest Home services and area social notes in Grace Reformed church
County correspondence records Harvest Home services at Grace Reformed in the morning and Koyaville in the afternoon led by Rev. D J Wolf. notes multiple local travels and visits among residents including Miss Boutab Engler bound for Bound Brook and relatives in Somerville and Raritan. school openings, church activities, and visits by families from Pittsburg Baltimore Philadelphia and Harrisburg with social calls to Rocky Ridge Loys and nearby towns.
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Anna Shoemaker
Harrisburg
Experimental New York road study aims at durable highway
In Ithaca New York this month Cornell University partners with the State road department to test varied binders and top dressings on a one mile experimental stretch. The project will compare materials including tar oil binders and rock types, with periodic wear reports and cost tallies to show upkeep for each section.
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Eagles Fraternal Focus Over Buffet Issue at Onuln Meeting
Grand Aerio of the Fraternal Order of Eagles held a public opening in Onuln Nebraska with George F. West presiding. Mayor J C Dabtman and Nebraska State Action President J J Ryder welcomed attendees. Grand President Monaghan urged balance, noting 40 percent of annual suspensions stem from buffets and advising locals to avoid debt for sideboards in club rooms.
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Child custody fight over Nim Mincie Earlys children
A habeas corpus hearing was held yesterday afternoon before Judge Motter over two minor children of Nim Mincie Early near Highland. The court declined to remove the children from their mother's custody despite the petition by Eli Frost guardian. Attorney Reno G. He represented the Early party and the children.
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Funeral of Mrs Eli Froth Held in City Church
Mrs Eli Froth died yesterday afternoon at her North Beat street home. Services were led by Rev Hy Lemar. Interment followed at Mt Olivet cemetery. Readers are asked to omit rumors and report only facts. A reward note appears in the text, and an ad from Graney & Co lists services.
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Frederick Market Prices Reported for 1909 Commodities
Market price list shows corn, wheat, rye, oats, hay, and other staples for Frederick County. Prices include red and white corn per bushel, barley, timothy hay per ton, mixed feed, oats, bran, and meal, with ranges from notable buyers and sellers. Major items include corn prices around 1.03 to 3.70 per barrel and wheat futures around 5.80 to 12.00 per bushel, reflecting agricultural market conditions of the period.
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