Local Society Notes Reach Across Counties
A long column of social items from Frederick and nearby counties lists visits, illnesses, and engagements. Mentions Lena, Joe, Miss Millioah Lintticum, Linden, and Washington travels, plus families like Poole, Harris, and Miss Maatnie DEL of Frederick. Woven through are wedding plans, sick lists, and community events with many names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena
MB. Desai
Welbek
Wwesti
Rniaree
Chiriale G. Haris
Pooin
Mr. Garris
Tne
Davis
Neat
Sterling Elarnsener
Ae Serupseddora Minetay
Gasarinigs
Weloch
Wa. Harris Atlied
Urbana
Piviethstewen
Sprane
Maatnie del
Prederick Cits
Chee Paetoas
Mars
Harlie
Lattie Grreve
Frederick
Dilia Medel
Baltiare
Lester Arnold
Lawstorp
Vin Oy
Linwood Poole
Rank Poole
Poolesville
Mountgomery County
Geirgin Wa
Clhnielie Nichols
Mioonna Haye
Harnesville
Mra
Bogle
Sablie
Georgie Hug
Base Poole
Robersville
Poole
Moler
Daniel Nichola
Scotland
Als. Ciates
School tove route disruption near Michilles town
Fragmented report from Michilles town business centre describes a planned route through Myeras valley with delays expected. Officials discuss tolls and timing while residents worry about access to shops and services near the central business district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michilles
William Woltexon and local voters in Osage County scene
A fragmented account describes William Woltexon and Mary Dolanders voak voters in an Osage setting. The text mentions a Catoctin, a local figure Woot bh rani card wiles, and references to Pres aH efforts and a Sah B. Chrides moment, all in a historic newspaper tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheerpaerty
Willian Woltexon
Mary Dolanders
Hank
Prederich Cowry
Mht
Bovantic
Wirtmere Cael
Sah B. Chrides
Feydd Cotabe
Epee
Willian Myonel Werthoiien Reabestitie
Tee Sina Fk
HY MENEAL. VATA Tada Mrv dation We Bhat att Mr PE Davis
Community notes record a family event involving Mr Davis and others, with references to Catherine and additional names. The text mentions a gathering, a meeting date, and a local event with unclear details. Further context from the source would clarify the exact relations and purpose of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tada
PE Davis
Local Market Notices and Medical Advertisements
The page presents a jumble of market notices and medical claims from a local shopfront, listing prices per barrel and references to cures. It mentions Market Street locations, individuals such as Albert J. Pearre, and various products including tonics and patent remedies amid disruptive OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
Lowenstein & Wertheimer
North Market Street
Lal Peedi Ate Steels Ba Always Ttet Ohigs
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Lal Peedi in a local context. Readable bits suggest a person named Lal Peedi connected with steels or a steel-related event. The passage lacks clear dates places organizations or outcomes to confirm a concrete news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lal Peedi
Mysterious Woodwork Advertisement From Frederick Vendor
Fragmentary ad for wood products appears from Frederick with garbled phrases about mantels and walls. It mentions estimates and contact by call or write for pricing. No clear company or date provided.
Infected Market Town Receives Cured Cure Promises
A chaotic, OCR heavy tale recounts a public notice from a town in which vendors and healers tout cures and tonics. Names and places blur, but the piece emphasizes a community seeking relief through questionable remedies and promised remedies advertised in the streets and newspapers.
Fragments Reveal Confused Report From Erie State Front
Fragmentary OCR text references a canine front, a reluctance to proceed, and scattered names and brands. The garbled lines hint at wartime or conflict styled reporting with mentions of states, brands, and locations, but the overall meaning remains unclear and chaotic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pike
Motthead
Fragmentary notice on coal grate and practice declines
Fragmented OCR text mentions coal grate, practice decline, and unclear references to practitioners and cooks. Many words are garbled, leaving uncertain names, dates, or places. The readable portions do not specify a definite event or outcomes.
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Tyal
Rov
Rta the
Vriday
Stos Preyer
Cotaviews
Cqvauty Lawn
Annie, Bete and
Ora Beeler
Apts Aheith Athy
Rahersville
Mise Vera Cecih
Unispee
Connie
Mel
Sarade Pleilersotn
Auredosile
Archie Wells
Sbvattsaitto
Saaiay
Mitaana
Faraity
Jot Kaydar
Kanery Choreli
Con
Creple
Frank B
Harry Fraley
A.M. Clagett
Lawtonmshire
William Bealle
Vorsan Veale
ST OE de Corts
Charles County
Aieary
Winanere
Enater Montimiele
Mre
Edward Knodle
Heonatoro
Washington City
Kaeetle' A
Mir
Ani
Jota Bare
Near Here
Ee Me Richand Ditevineom
Mear
Local Mart
Wiest
Prederick
Ordtag
Marrtige Tieetikes
Dati AW. Falk Ane Hlizater
He, Davis, Dotlof Thinetly
Albert J. Pearre
Market St
Salter Saya
Reeve
Nivineeed
Andy Malit
Ostia Oman
Loti
Lady Albert Fa Penringin
Ghatatiire
Mushtina
Ouadergas
Abe Bell
Pierre
Vic
Doman
Ita Verlag
Volusia
Rome
Tiecarery
Titan
Pierce
Carmen
Dak
Vigtor
Vowll Teadhog
John A. C. Lipps
W. Patrick
Teleneant
Bead
James E. Walker & CO
Walker's
Deaki
Walkers
Biel
Srey
Proderiel
Beertscawe
Tie Phew
Yin
Wee
Deatar Walker
James E. Walker
Corsn
Washington
Nat Rebown
Webelepurinent
Wits
Walkersville
Steeet
Yani
Meade
Chauta
Tov
Prarne
Waereesster
Agiak
Celle Marcle
Caleedis Sycrity Pepsin
Itis
Rye Westin Tee Ee Eeeth Ltd
Wally Stdin
Baltianore
Srenedy Thabien
Tie Waelik
EA. Pearer
Deere
Ibe
Bes
Hila Yee
Catt Y
Anka Giering
Niet Bobeast Music
Strutt
Saltimgar
Fae
Pheer
Steiner Bros
Pruggists
Feala
Davie
Wving
Webb
da Geo. A
Bilbert
Hever
the Buffalo
Cular
Imropree Tor
Nigel
WH. S, Miller & CO
Central Hardware Company
Berkshire
United States
Caulion
Windaors
John White
Adumatewn
Mehibewun
Brehisen
Kaufman’s, Dry Goods and Nations
South Market Street
Frederick, Md
Carty
Nest
Plese
Garty's Furniture Store
East Patrick Street
Tebe
Iit Sin
B.A. Blackston & Son
Doll Brothers
N. Market Street
Lee
Amy
Electric Power
Telegraph
East
Patrick Street
Etchison
Pearre Building
W.H. B. Etchison
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