Great Many Bought Bonds
A long list of individuals including J. T. Christopher, Mrs. Willa Cannon, Bessie Doak, Hallie Fisher, T. Higz way, John Weland, Enos Marvey, Sallie Handy, Isaac Hart, J. J. Nichols, Harvey Nichols, Miss Letla Newhard, Mabel J. Parker, Walter Wheatley, Miss Edna Huston Wheatley, and many others appear in a Bond purchase roster. The document records names, initials, and affiliations linked to a bond-buying drive and reflects a broad community participation across numerous families and local entities.
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Albert Basons
Tillie Lanes
Lessie
Lomb Way
Lord
T. D. Latrimere
Claude
Liden
John —D. Lare
Harver
Fannie McCotter
HH. W. McMahan
T. S. McCrea
Thes
JR McMahan
PF. McMahan
Loi Meyer
James 2
Hurpay
Luccetta Mc. Murphy
Lenora EL Murphy
OS. Meredith
Percy FL Murphy
W. Messenger
W C. Magers
A. R. Messick
John M. Mills
Bertha L. Morris
Lee Morris
Lyda May Morris
Myrtle EL Mesalek
Mis Thos
Nichols
Olivia C. Noble
Daniel Nichols
Thos
L. Nichols
Emma H. Nichole
Chas Kinder Noble
J. J. Nichols
Robinson Nichols
Harvey N. Nichols
J. Sherman Neal
W. Edmond Neal
Henry L. Neal
Emma J. Neal
C. R. Neal
Harvey L. Newhard
Letla Newhard
Harry K. Nichols
Perdinaneg Nagel
Unima
Wv. Nichols
James A. Nichols
Geo
Alfred Noble
Joseph Odell
Fred Obier
Dt Poole
W. AL Puses
John J. Paul
E.G Poole
Mabel J. Parker
Umma Poole
Bo. Reed
LO. Fussum
Geo. Togera
FL Shufelt
J. W. Stowell
James T. Spicer
Harry Linwood Stanley
Meo
Calvin Snyder
Peter R. Short
J. K. Smith
Sarah M Sutherland
Ida C. Smith
Lamson H. Stanley
Huth Stacum
Atlas
Hannah Stowell
H. Stack
Coon Turner
G. W. Towers
Gi. M. Towers
Chas
W. Towers
Misa
Katie Truit
Nellie I. Turner
T. J. Todd
C. EB. Thawley
Ida May Turner
Marie ‘Tedd ‘Turner
Ida May Unruh
Harold W. Unruh
Annie von Gratvner
Charles Voss
E. C. Vincent
Tray Y. Wheatley
Edna Huston Wheatley
R. J. Wheatley
Ros. Wheatley
J. J. Wheatley
Wm. Dletcher Wiliamson
Joseph Waldis
Melvin E. Wheatley
L. P. Wheatley
M Walker
W. OH. Williams
M.A
HL Wuln
W. Washington
Oscar Wright
Alonso Wright
E. Wl
Jams
Ella Woodward
AL Willis
Lina Willis
Florence Wilte
Ida Walker
Huberta
Wheatley
Walter Lo Wheatley
N. TR Gannon
Froel Tuteher
W. HH. Holland
Ludwig Asche
JM Wuilem Manns Dovles
Plow
Golt
Stewart & Jarrell
L. Ro Chourh
Tsabelfe
Bareton
Mary EL Tlielis
C. Kemp Stuart
Nannie E Jarrell
Katherine Jarrell
EL Jarrell
Dno
M. Peaven
Mary Frances Fisher
Minnie
Lunehuth Fisher
Hennes Tisher
Wl Wood
WG. Bowles
Laura S Proce
Bob, Canney
Philemon
Worbench
Helen Fleming
Geo W. Favinger
Charlie Bowles
Co. Connolly
Pritz Kiimmer
Hoodung
We Oc Laing
Jlo
Mlemine
Win T Beauchamp
Dallis Mo Lee
Hannah M Lee
Mo. Jarrell Lauras
Geldborough
FW Deaarvens
Marys Cooper
EL Fleming
Waines Thompson
Susie S
W. TD Callahan
AL OW. Wankman
Wm J. Higgins
Oscar G. Johnon
Herman Murrs
Jeno P. Putin
BE. Jester
John White
Te. Albantiodt
Frederick PL Gol
Mebawedll
Frances AL Chance
Geo Cl Monre Jr
Crea
GC. Walls
W.O. Nnott
Oord
Nelle OM. Willis
Addie of Morgan
Cora Moore
Tierald Calhiban
Win B Coniyn
Geo, Ford
Joseph K. Kirsch
Walter L. Starker
CJ Anthonys
OB. Carter
Bernard FL Sparks
Laura Wooters
Virginia W. Helt
Valentine Thels
Joel Whitby
Paissum Rotdnsen
Ledward Flunteman
Haters Gyosen
Marc Eugenia Morgan
Aiphone
Bh. Giolt
W. Briscoe
George AL. Andrew
CL Oa. Deford
David M. Clopper
Harison Clark
Nathan J. Cade
Chas. Stevens
Hillward
Bo Whrisht
Floh. Toland
Lloyd Holland
T. Cannon
HA Moore
Bo C. Barton
Poo M. Wurllis
Walton
Frampton
Norman Hicks
Stewart
ML Coves
Harry Raton
Ira Calloway
CL TE Cordrey
Wylowe
WY JD Svilvester
Pawns
Sparhktine
Mare Straughin
Edith Straughn
Jas
W. Thawley
Els Bowens
OD Wothers
Owl Reynolds
Row
Jeutvern
Miizabeth Jones
Glide
Mo Gate
Wim
O Swann
Corey JL Robinson
Christopher Nichols
Tihivalethe Lightner
Phi Tiwer
Frank Fleming
HE. Flowers
H. (. Clowers
Byron
Barton
H. Deans
G. Cl Moore
Carter
J. MP Richardson
Louise Jt Wilson
Tropkins
Sneed Clement Drake
Sydnee Pindar
Tsaae Williams
St. John Parish
Marek Callahan
Alma B
Thompson
Annie Tarr
Romeo Pritchett
Georgie Favinner
Laura S. Knott
James G. Stayton
Benjamin Brown
Christine DB. Wilson
Taudse
Tn Wilson
Wo Piines
Jarod Ryness
AL J. Cahall
Joe Paton
John Baly
Stevens
Geo L. Walsoon
M Dorthy
Warto
Lacoon
Odin H. Frown
Richard S. Brown
Margaret Brown
Vwush Brown
Lucretia
Gibbs
Nelson Beaven
Ralph Hothind
Atie Thawles
John W. Berry
Keyac Banes
Robert Gibson
Amos Primpose
Th Lav Feaven
FE OM. Thompson
Clara M Thompon
Mary Stuart
Elva Mitchell
Noman Gibson
William Rhomes
Flare Ver Tice
Joseph T. Ward
Wok Sharp
DR Futsner
Cora C. Thomas
Josep A. Jackson
J. Ro Macserieyv
Bo Voshell
AT. McCormick
Luther CC Hiopkins
Huth Vo Flapkins
Jame
Hulliard
Annie 2. Hubbard
Mara i Hubbard
Uarev
Tlubbard
John By Fleese
da Cooper
Walter Stinson
Win
Asche
GJ. Wapkins
Lo Mott Carter
Chas W. Andrews
Samuel FL Rhodes
Miz
J. Eadward Connolly
Hillsboro Quern Anne Bane and a Long Read of Names
A fragmented list of residents and relations from Hillsboro and surrounding areas. The page names numerous individuals with varied spellings and affiliations, but no clear event or action is described.
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Hillsboro-Quern
Anne Bane
Hilleboro
Fragmented list of names and places in unclear OCR text
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous personal names and surnames with stray initials and punctuation, lacking coherent events or context. It presents as a damaged newspaper page segment with many misspellings and scattered tokens, offering no clear narrative or date.
Fragmented Names List From Twain Manor Records
A long list of likely surnames and given names appears, including Jones, Long, Lane, Matthews, and Smith, interspersed with initials and partial titles. The OCR yields a dense roster of individuals, many with repeated family names, suggesting a catalog or membership roll rather than a narrative event.
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Ders
Matthe Me
Plemiuimanns
Plattie Erisadam
Horace Johnson
Jacob Dackson
Geo
Haha Din Yey Hutt
J. Lane
David Kline
Victor Ty Wirsch
Roland Notte
Pred W. Kliseh
Geerse Raussen
Hos Mo Roemer
Woo BB
Rkauntman
Pred Kemp
J. M. Ludate
Adee Lane
Carnon Lane
Neva Pane
Male OM. Long
Mate W. Long
Bhatpor
T. Ba Laneh
Praneis
John i Band
Pamel Cybandh
Leagel
Chira
Bo Leiger
Ina
Means
Deine Dr
Matthews
T. OE
Marvel
Elwood Meoriis
Meredith
Mason
Gania
Madura
On - Tamelen
Mattthews
al Atdrehell Lae
Mitchell
GFE Vwewsin
EL Leo Mesinney
Nouvanonid Murras
Watter Mosley
Vatubews
Thelor
Opperman
Pita Pearsallaes
He Pippin
Bonnington
Pesatrsaul Toms
Jon Penuenecoim
Caehien
Has
Bporkdus
Pretuvnian
Anh T Nauwy
Pritchett
Boob Pedbleton
Porter
Dartlner
Pipping
Geininger
Dune Th
Samith
Pethaosmith
Clhate
Steve Uso
AL Os Vetisen
Dulellna Souuisbury
UL Simaith
Denas Slane
Mats M. Shaner
Ol Stanford
Mya
Lila Simon
Mo T. Saut Btres
Folin Sainsbury
Dorothy Salsa
Joseph Samiui
Do NK. Snewberger
Amma Cosmith
Hi Sinon
J. We
Simeon Tl
Cosmith
Selhs Smuth
Swine
Hope
Saulsburs
AOF
Saulsbura
Mavarre
Saulsburre
Marks of
Sadsburs
Fop Simen
Swann
Lav Ssmith
Starkey
Marvy Slaw
Hom Smith
Umba Smut Thiptist Smith
Raone Svatisbury
Sudden
Thos
Ajsmith
Geerse Slaughter
Russell Swann
Record Jump Remark by Commander Try
Commander C B Try recalls discovering his jumping talent as a boy when a terrier lunged at him. He leaped a ditch to a plum tree, while the dog waited below with a toad in its mouth. Hydrophobia fears and a hedge note how high he jumped, years before he tried again.
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C. B. Try
Navy
Pearson’s Weekly
Iron Foundry in War Area Operated by French Women
A Scientific American correspondent in France describes a primitive iron foundry near a warfront run largely by French women under male supervision. The women, in ordinary dress, worked cleanly and precisely on iron and brass parts despite shellfire, producing components and finished pieces that impressed visitors and outshined home molders.
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France
Efe
Ward
Hele
Scientific American
Names for NS Ten vessels draw on Indian history
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt recruits names for new naval ships with help from President Wilson's wife. She suggests Indian names meant to evoke terror among enemies, citing Sinnamahoning Shawangunk Saccarappa Sucanomack Tobesofka and related spellings as potent choices.
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Roosevelt
Navy Department
Wilson
America
Saccarappa
Red Cross Serves as Arm of Mercy in War Time
A patriotic tribute extols the Red Cross as the world’s greatest instrument of mercy. It lauds its efficiency and scope, likening it to mothers binding wounds behind soldiers at war. The piece calls for ongoing public support, praising the Red Cross as essential to defending civilization alongside American troops.
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Red Cross
Humanity
America
Army of the Red Cross
Paris Red Cross turns garrets into homes for refugees
Paris, unable to house the flood of northern refugees, leans on the Red Cross. Volunteers don overalls to act as architects and builders, transforming unfinished hospitals and vacant buildings into new apartments and sleeping wards within a fortnight. French peers praise American aid while urging broader support.
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Faris
France
Paris
Red Cross
Mie
Andrew
The Red Cross Man By Amelia Burr
The poem follows a Red Cross man guiding war weary exiles through Switzerland to France. It depicts ruined towns and mended homes as refugees seek solace near the front. A hopeful refrain speaks of the Angel of God’s Plan welcoming the Red Cross Man at heaven’s gate.
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Switzerland
Germany
French
Red Cross
Heavenly Gate
Bocks In Noisy Conclave In France Forest
A correspondent in France notes rooks gathering in large numbers on trees near Diliet as mild weather arrives. The birds swarm, wheel, and perch in fields not to feed, possibly due to nesting sites ruined by woodcutters. The rooks appear to confer loudly on how to respond.
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Bocks
Roeks
France
Diliet
Wilter
England
Fragmentary 19th century note about a man’s living and work
A damaged excerpt describes a poor man and his living situation and labor. The legible phrases mention ownership and work, but the overall meaning is unclear. The text appears to record a personal observation or quotation with missing context.
Muskrat Skins Bring Record Prices at Auction
A January market in St. Louis saw 710000 muskrats fetch 500000 total while skins averaged 0.75 dollars, with top pelts at 1.50. A Alaska Martin skin set a 57 dollar high, and overall prices reflected strong fur demand as buyers from around the world attended the sale.
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St. Louis
Inskrat
Anartin
Aljaska
Seven Room House and Five Building Lots for Sale
For Sale. Seven room house and five building lots in Mast Greensboro LEYMAN A JARVIS Greensboro Md.
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Mast Greensboro
Leyman A. Jarvis
Greensboro
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Denton
Howard Melvin Ban
Melvin & Johnson, Publishers
Firat Pare
Rig
Tan
Rideety, Ata
Psabette Nudrew
Ko Vane Eness Armtrong
McBennineston
Pav Bayard
Woo
Binchoink
Geotsee Bell
Thchard Ptrelborn Jr
Teatee Power
Feeaben
Ol Petton
Unest
Buckle
A. Bunting
Tolima Bunting
Nettie Bareus
Kington Mac Bear
Cheanles Th
Cote
William Common
Caterell Cannon
Mis Won
Cannonm
Phareven Clark
Wilhoam Curtis
Thao Clark
Mel
Cohee
G. At Clark
Mary
Cross
Tairl
Cechsali
Chai
Charl
George Cherry
Cotter
Ildna Detwuter
Tie Tesiber
Downes Viewchael A. Downes
pPowne
la Cer Downes
Dorothy Deve
Dondwld Osmvis
Booman Flere
Cleetryde Cofeye
Mary BL Deahes Clobert
MM Peanes Uporman Peaidies
Seremy Beankete Berger
Go Go Teein
Chords Draboe
George
Amelia Josephine Burr
The
Vigilantes
Stout
Erst
Avery
Shannahan & Wrightson Hardware Company
Avery Machinery
Maston, MD
Menton National Bank
Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Illinois
U.S.A
Harvey £. Cooper
TC. West
Cashier
Nuttle Milling Company
the Peoples National Bank
Denton, MD
Albert G. Towers, Prest
T. F. Jonnson
Sunshine Poultry Farm
Conkey
Caroline County
Orphans’ Court
Maryland
Sarah Ft. Thornton
Philadelphia
Pennsylvenia
Alan Goldsborough
Sarah
Thranton
John Howard
Win. Pepper Constable Attorney Sats Law
Maryland Trust
Baltimore, Maryland
Elston, Maryland
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L. H. Thomas