Nurses Win Noted in Pall Suit at City Market
Nurses win a legal case against Pall Suite at the city market. Hendrickson leads the filing as a key figure in the petition.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1910
Page
5
Nurses win a legal case against Pall Suite at the city market. Hendrickson leads the filing as a key figure in the petition.
Teachers Association met at Girard High School starting 10 oclock. A large majority attended with an interesting program including Scripture reading, a lecture on civics in grammar grades, practical talks on institutes, committee reports, and discussion on minimum requirements and uniform exam questions.
In New Jersey news clippings Col Baughman and Mr John Patterson return from a Buick racer trip spanning about 22 000 miles over four weeks along the Jersey coast. Other local updates mention Mrs Charled Six at Center Street improving and Roy Shipley suffering an ankle sprain from a fall injury.
A fire reported this morning destroyed a large barn on the Kefauver farm and a second barn belonging to James Wallace near Burkittsville. The blazes consumed a binder, wagon, oats and barley, and damaged threshing machinery and fertilizer. One cow died, several outbuildings and stacks were lost, with insurance coverage only partial. The incident followed occupants away in the field. authorities noted uncertain ignition sources and ongoing damage assessment.
Roland Randolph colored was arrested by Sheriff Grimes on a rape charge involving Allee L Weedon near her West Saint street home. He appeared before Justice C H Beckettin and is in jail on $500 bail awaiting a Saturday hearing. James Trartgia was arrested for striking Basil Sewell colored in the head with a stone. Basil Sewell county boy alleged the strike.
Miss Helen Anderson of Orange New Jersey and Washington led a group of guests departing Braddock’s Nibrah Cottage. Others included Miss Margaret Standiford Mrs Anne Wendeman and Miss Marion Fischer of Washington D C. Michael Schwarz a homeless Hebrew boy from Baltimore was found in need and taken to Frederick City Hospital. Annie L Able through attorney Reno Harp has been granted a divorce from Harry H Able.
Fragmentary notice reports a marriage between Saer Powell of Porteraville and Roente Powell of Keedyayilte with a ceremony on Thursday. Details are incomplete due to damaged text but indicate a formal nuptial event.
Fragmented notice records August marriages with local clergy and couples including Walkeraville Middletown and Jobnavilie. It notes certificates have not been returned for four licenses and lists names such as Guy P Broady and Rev Absalom Knox.
The report covers Hood charged with robbing mail boxes near a checker stake, grand jury actions, and his detention in Hagertown. It also details a high water mark land sale near Hagertown, including Abraham Shary buying 58 acres for 226.05 per acre, and other farm parcels sold at public auction. Additional items include local disputes, a wrist injury in a domestic quarrel, and a stray farm incident with a wagon.
City officials led by Superintendent Tyeryar visited Fishing Creek and Big Tuscarora to assess the water supply. They report noticeably lower flows since the prior visit on Tuesday, with the canal reservoir at 14 feet 10 inches and recent readings showing minimal danger of a water shortage for now but urging officials to understand conditions before deciding on a remedy.
A fragmented OCR read shows scattered financial figures and names such as banks and individuals, with amounts like 100,000 and 1,000, among garbled labels. The text lacks clear structure, dates, or coherent events, offering no verifiable actions or outcomes.
John D. Hendrickson promotes a harvest fashion display with a bumper crop of autumn merchandise. The ad highlights satin finishes, chiffons, and silk looks in Persian and Paisley designs, promising new arrivals to adorn shelves and tables for days to come.
Local store Neidig & Miller advertises Saturday specials across women’s apparel and home goods. The circular highlights knitted contes pillowcases shirts and blankets at reduced prices with a wide range of fabrics and garments mentioned for a weekend sale.
Local business notices advertise American Foundry and Manufacturing Company inviting subscriptions for tin stock at eight dollars per share with a par value of 100. Also listed are a Ladies Home Journal subscription offer, a Chestnut poplar pine toga ad, and an Os Fibre Brush Company promotion with a Braddock Heights casino tie in.
A Busy Corner style ad page lists household items, school supplies, and sale notes. It includes prices for toilet paper 8 rolls, 20c. 10c items. Mennen powder 25c. Acorn soup 10c. matches 5c. and a variety of sewing patterns, cleaning products, and ironing wax. Notices warn against responsibility for purchases from Cook and Weddle of Thurmont and invite nurses for training at Frederick City Hospital.
At Braddock the Seachrist Cottage offers return trips Baltimore to $1.25 every Sunday with a 7 10 a m departure from Fourth and Market. Also McCardell’s in Luray advertises Sunday trips to the caverns for $2.25 round trip from Frederick. A shoe sale notes hundreds of styles at Commercial Operators. Central Restaurant promotes quick sanitary meals. Milk price listed at 14 cents per gallon from Witte Cross Milk Co. Luray. Readers urged to join Frederick Lodge at Buffalo Hotel.
Fragmentary notice lists events including a big casino night and skating sessions on Friday and Saturday afternoons and evenings. A children’s party is mentioned with a bowling contest on Saturday afternoon. Details are unclear.
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