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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1915
Page
4
A Grand Jury report recommends using jailed prisoners on public works to reduce crime and aid families. It notes jail population, advocates light regulation for auto headlights and nighttime wagon lights to cut road hazards and accidents.
A circulated paragraph claims fourteen ninety cobblers nationwide are weighing a trust or machine. The idea seems unlikely as mnemonic movement toward combination appears improbable and uncertain at this time.
A discussion on cobblers busy with rising leather costs and consumer demand for sturdy yet repairable shoes. It links footwear affordability to profits, while branching into a clergy’s finances and whether ministers should engage in speculative investments amid moral concerns.
A discussion notes that while men often feel more confident, women can drive as competently as men in knickerbocker attire. It argues for equal traffic rights and cautions against assuming wartime chivalry at crossings and roads, urging safety and respect for traffic laws.
A reader from Frederick R. 16 argues for improving roads with limestone beds and graded surfaces at low cost. He criticizes extensive spendings on high grade, allopery roads and urges cooperation to test road work before the next Primary election.
The 70 acre Jefferson area farm, owned in the Hite exta estate by the late William P. Hier, sold this morning by executor Louis B. Rice of Jefferson for 4075 per acre to William Shaty. Also sold were two houses at 587 South Market Street for the Klein heirs to Mrs. C. Klein and two weather boarded houses on West All Saints Street to Dr. George J. Moore. McCardell’s Temporary Store reopened in the Kline building on North Market Street with the soda fountain moved from Braddock Heights. Temperatures rose from 42 degrees Friday to a 50 degree low and 7th degrees high yesterday, with warmer weather expected.
The ladies of Centennial United Firethren Church held a sale today in the church hall featuring a luncheon of chicken corn soup and condiments. Fresh vegetables fruit and assorted baked goods were offered. sale continues this evening. A neat window display at Buffalo Cafe by proprietor Miwon To Enele drew praise from many patrons.
Albert Doub, Republican nominee for Attorney General of Maryland, filed his campaign expense account with the Clerk of the Circuit Court at UMberland. The total reported expenses amount to $18.38.
Frederick column items recounts include Mr John Mainhart near VPossumtetn road dying from a fine heree. Charles Eo Wailer and harles Shapley aboard a wagon and four horses used with threshing machinery near Shooketa. Market notes mention a pea chess variety weighing 29 ounces and 14 ounces.
A Friday gathering of about a dozen Frederick businessmen at the YMCA discussed methods to increase local trade. They considered a fair booth, advertising materials, and regional outreach in Montgomery and surrounding counties. A committee will report next Friday on suggested plans including a possible Dallar Day sale and a reception at the fair.
Additional expense accounts were filed in the Clerk's office at the Court House. Ezra L. Cramer listed 154 25 for Register of Wills with 84 for hotel and travel and 64 for advertising. William F. Molver filed 81.29 for House of Delegates. Calvin ROC oblentys, comey Comins Simer, 24855 Millar, F Rice, George haard Smith and others for various offices appear with differing amounts.
A delegation from the cab Coun dh Sores of Jonadab will attend a large meeting tomorrow afternoon under the auspices of the count. The purpose is to discuss the Society and related matters as part of ongoing community organization activities.
A jumble of numbers appears to present several monetary totals and counts. The sequence includes 2,350.00 207 50 4,532.70 14264 4,792.79 and 864.61, with no clear context or labels to indicate meanings or sources.
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