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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1905
Page
3
Public notice urges readers to report promptly any irregularities in News pny receipt papers to ensure accurate subscriptions and accounting.
Article examines why corn farming profits vary, noting average yields around 30-40 bushels per acre and prices near 36 cents per bushel. It argues profits depend on the farmer’s ability to exceed averages, invest capital, and persistently improve yields to 50-60 bushels per acre through planning and effort.
Short notices report a new pavement sale in front of Frank Moore on East South street, a wagon with coring pulled on West Patrick near Market with no injuries, a fatality of a three foot wake near Market and West Fourth streets, repainting of Miss Ells Shriver property supervised by Dr C E Main and others on North Market street, and Benjamin F Grove buying a sausage lot from H L Nicodemus on West Patrick street including heavy weights in the lot.
Joseph Angevine of this city and Esther O Kinna of Dres gerstown were quietly married at Walkersville on Tuesday evening by Rev Vernon N Ridgiey Emberdays today and Saturday are said to govern the weather for three months in the churches they are days of fasting and prayer Wednesday was also an Emberday What do you think Stevens has invested in a talking machine
The Frederick County Maryland grand jury for the September term reports 16 days of session, 339 witnesses, 108 indictments, and 46 cases. It commends Sheriff and Montague Hospital staff, urges removing hospital funding from political influence, and proposes an elevator, water line improvements, sanitary upgrades, stricter weapon controls, and more police coverage to maintain public health and order.
William Breckston was arrested last night by Officer Herwig and jailed for a hearing this evening. John Becch was arrested at 2 AM with disturbance on East Church street and fined $2 by Justice J Francis Smith after payment.
The column lists residents and visitors around Harmony Grove Hanover New Oxford Gettysburg and other nearby towns with names and addresses. It notes Dr. Clifford Sappington pursuing postgraduate work at Johns Hopkins and a Brengle bond case hearing concluding with arguments by Stoner and Keedy.
Frederick players Jolliffe and Smith won the doubles title at Brunswick beating Jones and Yellett 2 6 6 2 6 4. The silver loving cup becomes permanent property of the Frederick pair, who had also won it in 1904. They were hosted by the home club and the trophy was displayed at the Commercial Operator's store window.
A list of prisoners arraigned before the court yesterday includes Alexander Quickly John Williams and nine others colored charged with larceny statutory breaking and related offenses. The report also notes fishermen catching large hauls on the Monocacy and funeral services for Mev Hardison Génner.
The report lists various market quotes and product terms for haying season today. It mentions prices such as 2.90 per unit, 50 per bushel, and 40 cents per bushel with references to buyers and sellers and names like Mrs. John F. with Frederick City connections.
Baltimore figures led by Pollock and Lee visit Frederick to gauge local interest in a new modern hotel. Lee notes personal stake and $500 subscription while Pollock cites 75 000 to 80 000 cost and calls for substantial local funding. They name Baughman Winebrecer and Harry W. among those approached as potential subscribers and backers.
A fragmented obituary and scene report describe Dera W. Young's death and several local figures in Hagerstown. Mentions include the Mat fean bonattf Semxéntion at Deer Park, George Mihzere’s party, and builder reports. References to a fire, medical staff, and a pastor change at Emm itburg Presbyterian church accompany broader town references and industrial notes on local works and shipments.
A fragmentary public notice compiles assorted items from a community listing. It references a Friday night dance at Beiebts, an upcoming final date, transportation notices, and committee actions. Details are garbled with names and dates obscured, leaving a rough sense of local civic announcements and social events.
Merchants in Frederick Maryland advertise Sewlog machine needles gas ranges aluminum ware and discounts on household items. Exotic rail quotes mention travel rates to western destinations with ticket details and fall sales events. Local displays promote carpets and dental extras with prices and terms.
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