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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1890
Page
3
A jumble of notices including sales, administrator and estate items, retirements and travels. Mentions Mrs. M L V Dallgrea leaving for Washington, Dr. Lewin H U Steiner returning to Baltimore, and, locally, a meeting of the Har Association and various residents’ movements.
The piece discusses advertising strategy emphasizing consistent, legitimate newspaper ads over gimmicks. It contrasts traditional campaigns with imitative fliers and banknote style dodgers, urges practical, revenue-driven approaches, cites a Detroit convention, and notes the supremacy of established newspapers for broad, repeated reach. It mentions modern fire brigade parallels and stresses that proper timing, targeting, and reputable sources yield better returns.
A garbled report notes deaths of Lloyd Lowndes and Rick Connor amid a canal case petition. Mentions petitions for partition and court actions, with several names and procedural details unclear. The text references Mayberry Gofeen and alterations to financial terms, plus forthcoming hearings and travel for related proceedings.
Local items record church services at Union Chapel with preparatory sessions, farm notes on crops and bean sales, illness and transfers affecting district residents, and comments on local politics and registrar actions. Mentions include Mrs Lucy A Simm and Miss Binuche Strasberger, and Mr Henry S Wagner with elephant plant claims.
Mechanicstown news covers the September 23 issue with church services at Folus Mall, a deacon Ledgar, and a death in the Newton family. It notes municipal road plans near W Main Street including a street opening through to W SLO, and details about voter rolls, transfers, and disqualifications. The Rocky Ridge dispatch reports a runaway horse incident near Moltem and a buggy collision at Motora Station. and a report on the Montgomery County Agricultural Society profits.
A man named Mr. Pahenery faced a suspected affidavit scam after posing as a horse dealer to sell misrepresented merchandise. The incident ended with the alleged conman leaving town by back door while authorities and Mr. Pahenery pursued leads and questioned witnesses.
The Seventh Annual Sunday School Action Convention of the Hareratunn Poe district opens in Quinn at 9 AM with district superintendents and secretaries named. The program includes a morning opening, credentials, permanent organization, and reports on Sunday school work by leaders from Baltimore Frostburg Ellicott City and other towns. A separate report recounts a Sheriff Newcomer arrest for assault and battery following a domestic incident near Waynesboro with deputies guarding the suspect.
An old newspaper notice advertises Mulliniz and Kemp at Market Street with new fashion items. It highlights M4 inch dress goods plains plaids and stripes per yard mention of cloth and coats, and announces a sale on hats and bonnets with low prices.
Fragmentary notice notes arrival of fall stock for carpet department. Mentions patterns and prices but text is garbled with missing details and names.
The article reports a federal project starting work along the northern coast near Ula, with pipelines and substation plans near the Wat Narelits and Virginis areas. It notes potential routes, local labor, and possible committee deliberations in Washington as the bill moves through Congress.
A garbled account describes a tense event in Bronmewiek with mentions of a drinkin incident, a public space near a corporation, and a court or investigation. Text references the mare at Mir. Wee, contes tamery aunt prosimon huntness, and a Bealvon al pipe scene.
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