Death notices for Mira Semas and Jagets A. Tasiue
Obituary brief notes the deaths of Mira Semas Virgins Ecrusids and Jagets A. Tasiue with scant biographical detail and no service information available in the fragment.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1930
Page
5
Funeral Notice for Me Wee I E
Funeral services are announced for Me Wee I E with details of rites and burial to be held at a local cemetery. Friends and relatives are invited to attend and pay respects at the family residence beforehand.
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
Marriage licenses issued for Martin Le. Deilinges, 27, and Marna Both of Edinburg. DP. St widower, ana D. Staxtin, 43, both of Washington. Property deeds recorded including Walter E. Ket yo to German Pefosmed church Wolfs and Martin et al. to James 1,500. to Martin and wife. Robert J. Ridgely to ers od wife 1,000. executor to Jess Ernest T. Se 2,040 and wife. Ernest I. Sexeer to elizer and wife county 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin LE. Deilinges
Marna
Edinburg
Ana D. Staxtin
Washin, Yma
Henry P
Mary L. Broile
Walter E. Ket
Ierman Pefosmed Church
Wolfs
Ana Martin
James
Martin
Robert J. Ridgely
Ers
Jess Ernest T. Se
Ernest T. Elizer
Ernest I. Sexeer
Suicide attempt and shooting at Westminster home
Baxton Lease, a Baltimore man staying at Mrs Bertha's home on Carter Street, shot himself in the head but survived. State and local officials investigated. Lease, about 30, faced nine charges, reportedly acting with unclear intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baxton Lease
Westminster
Baltimore
Awetager
Amself
Bertha
Carter Street
Theoore F. Boorn
Leo Wiy
Market Prices and Produce Report Fragment
Market prices and produce listings appear in a fragmented OCR snippet. It mentions lite stock and produce terms, with numbers like 120 220 and 3c 52 2s, indicating prices or weights. Names and places are unreadable, offering limited actionable facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevick Tenniy
Chestnut blight reports and later restoration hopes
An unclear excerpt discusses chestnut blight overcoming resistance, with references to years of reports by individuals named G1 Zions and others. It mentions a bash ay and a pretimioam bean, and suggests ongoing efforts and forthcoming updates on the disease status and restoration outlook for chestnut trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ime
Zions
Miscellaneous Local Notes From New Windsor
Community notes record visits and weekend plans among residents of New Windsor and nearby areas. Individuals such as Miss Anna Warner, Miss Annabel Fisher, and Mrs. Cora Gutten are mentioned visiting relatives in Baltimore and Berkeley Springs. The text references church youth conferences within Maryland and Delaware and various family visits across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Warmer
Kathy
Baltimore
Jacnet
Maryland
Delaoli
le Coge
Esxraper
Mra
Hagerstown
Peny L. Rohen
Bitte School
Dan
Dan West. Conference Dix M. RW
J. Weert
Wilson
Arts
Tam D
Unclear OCR Text Cites Various Food and Cream Terms
Fragmentary OCR content cites cream and dairy items with scattered phrases about risks and grades. No coherent event, people, organizations, or dates are identifiable from the readable text.
The Expansion of Farm Cooperatives and Regulation
A NEA Service summary discusses federal farm policy milestones from Capper-Volstead 1922 to 1928, detailing acts that supported cooperative marketing, packers and stockyards oversight, grain futures controls, warehouse systems, and farm extension funding. It notes ongoing expansion of forestry programs, Smoot-Hailey tariff effects, 4-H Club work, and road-building aid, framing federal action as a broad effort to address farm problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Rodney Dutcher
Gion
Farmer
Congress
Joan C. Ketcham
Michigan
Department of Agriculture
Capper-Ketrham
National Organization of
Farm Boys
Eteas
Foreign Service
Mts of State
Comwe
Ishabie
Nee
Drought Grips State Crops, Survey Finds
The Week ending July 28 reports extreme drought effects. John R. Weeks of the Weather Bureau notes the fifth straight week of drought with crops poor across the Eastern Shore. Record heat, dry ground, and scarce rains hindered wheat, corn, potatoes, and other staples while some showers offered slight relief in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Weeks
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Early fruits ripen as crops show mixed health in counties
Early tomatoes are ripening and harvested in southern and central counties despite vines being scalded and rotting. Sweet potato vines dry though yields improve on the Southern and Eastern Shore. Tobacco wilting and burning while early apples and peaches continue to harvest. A correction notes a witness name Brice instead of Mrs n in People's Day morning.
Local Lake View Opens For Swimming And Boating
Lake View invites the public to swim and boat with free entrance and parking. Hours are 9 a m to 11 p m daily, offering water access and leisure plus a promotion labeled Our Nestle Permanents Guaranteed. Arthur T McCanner Sr is named in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake View
Fragmentary note hints at Maske Grand Dance
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions Maske and a grand dance at Wolly Grove Beark with Silas noted. Details about date or organizer are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolly Grove
Brave News Tidbits From Manor Woods Picnic and Park Events
A jumble of notes describes a Wednesday August 6 event at Bett's Park with a dinner and supper and a Sunday School picnic at Araby, plus a Saturday Brave event and a chicken supper for 30 cents. It mentions Ha Band from two to ten pm and a dance at Manor Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araby
Cor
Brave
Notices Incomplete Text From Local Page Segment
Damaged OCR text from notices section shows unreadable phrases and garbled names, lacking clear action, date, or authority. No coherent event or deadline can be determined from the fragment.
Public sales and local notices mix August 1920 ads
Public notices and assorted ads list a Monday sale on August 4 1920 with band music and local officials. Other items include legal notices trustees and bankers, messages about banking and car rental services, medical ads for chiropractic care and a drug store, plus a request for reelection and a money loan offer.
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Bir Pipereth
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Star
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Frederick
Wrest
Corton 2
Pennsylvania
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Reid
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Berkeley Springs
Boston
Gisterseatar
Uhre Os
Bea
Wien
Sakes S.iwur
Sas
Gap Sa
Ais Vmmeras Ane
Saad
Noerry Shuricaze
Washington A
A. Annes
America
Nestle
Beants Fate
Arthur T. McCanner, SR
Ter Nore
Phadses
Etab Maske
Braves
Liberty” Finance Company
THN
You
Ved
Sescart Co
Bett's Park
Iantha Sizki
Manor Woods
Fance Art
Chas
Evergody Wel
Aion Y. Berets
Weisel
Citizens” National Bank
Potts
Griffin
NS Naliunsel
LAL Geonwy
Seebeck Se
Ualte AL
Imak
Bound Ad
Reante
Josern Media Wire-Bremidere
Ciws Lsheer
Saseen G. Devan
Assittant Cashter
Srv
Yrom Ag
Elosittaat Ceshter
Jdusern D. Bake
Thusas UH
Hall Ceakers
H. Conner
M.D. Ohne
James H. Gamers
Holmes D. Baker
Dasier Baker
Jon
X H. Baker
Ettas B. Wamnsburgr
Luther Rice
Walter Wing
Nath Market Street
O. R. McIntyre
Patrice Ele
Department OF Public Works
State OF Maryland State Roads Commission
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Francis Scott Key Garage Co
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Phans
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Marytana Industral Finance Co
W. Pat- Teksirzet
Francis Petrott
Tress
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General Assembly of Maryland
SEY Bulls
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Washington
Dargam
Owellon
Nard Ford
Preder
Powitry
Fredick
Wil Sellig
Cig
Luther
Third St
the Peoples Finance CO
Xeonoma
Goss
Real Est. Mort. & & Inv. Co
Sal
TSE News
Pol
Thomas Pv. Rice
Noah E. Cramer
Main St
Roa E. Cramer
EL Church
Prederick
East Third -Id- Maych
Bled Rige
UOCSE
West Third St. Mrooms
Auilierd N. Muze
East Second St
Twelfth St
Sindison St. Thana
Tooms and Bath
E. Second
J. Mire
W. G. McComas
Cramer & Son
E. Church
Loyd de Culier
South St
Gilmore R. Flavit
Market St
East Second Street
Tennen
Bath
Noor
East Third Street
H.C. Zacharias
Mioders
Patrick Gireet
D. Zar
Bae Potchs Wi Poors
A. Gilson
Orstre
Youngs Brag
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