Fragmentary 1900s Classified Snippet With Names and Ads
A partial OCR item lists various ad phrases and names such as The Buffalo For Corn, Bogey Wanted, Leach, For Rent, Pop Corn Brand, Optician, New Fall Goods, Hot Weather We Dry Goods, Bargains. It references a Market Street News Office and multiple local names including Hieldt, Carty, Jenner & Kemp, John Hendrickson, and Wilson & Bon, suggesting a crowded classified page fragment with merchants and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wotice
Optician
Parniture
WS. Today
N. Market
Morentihe Hieldt
Carty
Jenner & Kemp
John Hendrickson
N.S Wilson & Bon
Death by Own Action in Sabillasville Local Man Ends Life
Sabillasville citizen James F. Armsparger shot himself with a Navy revolver at about 10 o clock near his home. The wound was to the left chest and the heart. He leaves a wife and nine children and was 48. An inquest found a verdict according to the facts stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Armsparger
Babillasville
Sybillasville
Manahan
Maurice E. Bheffer
Wachter
Purely Personal. Pleasant paragraphs about locals in brief
A string of notes on residents and visitors to Frederick and nearby towns. Individuals include Hon Spencer C Jones and daughter at Atlantic City, Miss Marian L Cassell returning from Frederick county, and Robert D Jardine who moved to Akron with his wife from Springfield. Other items mention Miss Glenn Bickie of Hagerstown visiting Catherine Price in Frederick, Edythe Ritchie returning from New York, Miss Margarets Holler from Harrisonburg visiting Miss Allie Shriner, and Rev Fred A Gaines returning to Linden Virginia. Also noted are Mrs M M Branner and Miss Brooper from Buena Vista, Mrs Sophie Schley and Mrs Jane Clark traveling to Winchester, and William Getzen danner visiting relatives in East Courthouse Street. Additional items name Mr Harry Stanley of Baltimore, Mim Whittaker from Washington visiting, Capt Eli Frost camped near Shookstown, Miss Edns Vernon leaving for Baltimore, and Rev W McKenney and family spending weeks near Faruses. John Ritchie arrived from McAlister Indian Territory to Frederick, with others sending greetings from Lorddaughter and Dr Beale guests. The column closes with Jeffer Bedford Springs noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer C. Jones
Hegale
Atlantic City
Marian L. Cassell
Baltimore
Frederick County
Robert D. Jardine
Nettie DeLishmutt
Newman Bros . Large Publishing
Akron
Ohio
Springfield
Misa Glenn Bickie
Hagerstown
Catherine Price
Frederick
Mice Edythe Ritchie
John Ritchie
New York
Margarets Holler
Harrisonburg
Allie Shriner
Miss Shriner
Misa Roller
Morrisonburg
Fred. A. Gaines
Linden
M. M. Branner
Brooper
Buena Vista
Sophie Schley
Jane Clark
Winchester
William Getsendanner
Warabachle
Texas
James Brown
Laura Getzendanner
East Courch Street
Harry Stnley
Eaton & Burnett’s Business College
John T. Rigney
East Church Street
Mim Whittaker
Washington
T.T. Horsperger
Court Street
Eli Frost
Shookstown
Point Breezes
Gussie Blum
Adama
Gest Grant Gran
Gauguwer
John
Mrs. Beale
Jeffer Bedford
Movements Capture Fishers in Night Fracas
Report states that William Ely and Lol Derr captured about 400 snng fish inet night. The item notes a 16 year old involved and references a person named Hage Rattler with unclear context. Blacked text limits full clarity and place names are unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bak Fweh
William Ely
Lol Derr
Multiple Church Services and Events Planned in Frederick Area
Frederick notes show a slate of religious gatherings with Rev W L Bremsburg Rev Jake A Bowers Rev L P M Myers Rev Dr Eschbach and others leading services across St Johns St James All Saints Trinity United Brethren and Presbyterian churches. Highlights include sermons, Sunday schools, Epworth League, and a cavalry brigade visit by Staff Captain Blanche B Cox with horses and wagons. Pauline Whittaker from Washington to perform at St Johns. A stereopticon talk by Rev M Grablachoff replaces men’s service at the Woman’s College chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John's Catholic Catree Lomorrow
W.L Bremsburg
Myersville
Uhe
Eschbach
Reformed Church
All Saints’ Episcops
Bacon
Backeystown
Leiber Enhimen
KE. A. Stoner
Calon Bruge
CEF Sorieties
Frederieck
Wolfs‘wills
Jacob Wolf
Trinity M. EB
Booth
Epworth League
United Brethren Cénteb
Rev. C. W
Young People’s Society
Besle
Presbyterian Church
Frank Crouse
Westminster League
Moses
Blanche B. Cox
Frederick Aix
Pauline Whittaker
Washington
M. Grablachoff
Balgaris
Woman's College
Citizens' excursion to Bay Ridge seek best yet
The seventh annual Citizens excursion from Frederick to Bay Ridge and Bay Ridge area will be on Tuesday August 11. Fare is 150 dollars good for three days with half fare for children under twelve. Baltimore and Washington baseball clubs play in Baltimore that day. special train leaves B and O depot at 6 am stopping at all stations. Committee: Lewis Kefauver Scott Grinder H E Erise C Rems Joseph Grinder Bhafer Hargett E Smith. Families can travel with good order and enjoy Bay Ridge season charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay Ridge
Frederick
Baitimors
Sui
Baltimore
Washington
Sykearilis
Lewis E. Kefauver
Scott Grinder
H E. Erise
C. Rems
Joseph Grinder
Bhafer Hargett
E. Smith
Beate Work and Beate Knox Family Funeral News
An elderly Mrs Marie Knox of Middletown, widow of David X I, daughter of the late David Brandenburg, died at 10 o clock Thursday. Her funeral at the Reformed Church yesterday at 3, burial at Stck. Interment Sunday at two. Also notes about local residents Daniel Rosthey and B Rodock. An ad promotes syrup as a laxative tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keox
Marie Knox
John D. Keller
Catoctin
Middletown
David XI
David Brandenburg
Markets at Frederick Fair Open with Fresh Produce Rush
Marketgoers crowded Frederick’s bazaar as warm weather and fresh deals drew buyers from dawn. Cantalope, peaches, corn and tomatoes led early sales while butchers faced steady demand for meats and eggs, with country vendors reporting brisk trade and price ranges for butter, poultry, and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylors
Temperatures Peak as Heatwave Slows Residents
Yesterday proved another hot day as a warm spell persisted from morning through evening. A light breeze only offered brief relief, cicadas buzzed, and crowds gathered at local resorts while late night temperatures remained uncomfortable and humidity rose causing widespread illness and fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Braddock Heights
Wapatat
Picnic Program Shows County Wide Celebrations
Frederick county hosts a series of Sunday schools picnics and musical events in multiple communities. Braddock picnic draws large crowds. St Matthew's Anthoran Church, Methodist groups, and Lutheran Sunday schools hold grove gatherings with vocal concerts led by local figures. Other picnics planned for Middletown, Catoctin area, Araby, and Mount Zion Band feature speeches, bands, and religious outreach. Also noted is Potomac fishing fever with visiting congressmen and bear captures, plus local notices on agricultural and trade topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Pterica
Senday
Muse
Braddock
Williams’ Besctifel Grove
St. Matthew's Anthoran Church
Church Bill
Iis Grove
Mir
John H. Zlamerman
Glede Valley
American Mechanica
Walkersville
Retreat Grote
Fountain Rosk Station
Loy’s Sunday School
Loy’s Station
Middletown
Smoketown
Ton County
Lutheran Sabbath School
Ihurmont
Catoctin Pernace
Professor Sphar
J. M. Ahelt
Lewis C
Robert L. Ogle
Clarence
Leslie Warner
Araby Union Bunday School
Araby
New London M. BE. 5
Addreses
Hop
Mion G. Urner
Toby Marsh
Mount Zion
Christian Endeavor Society of
Johneville
E. Brandenburg
Achco
Charlesville
Ramaburg’s Grove
Renn’s Grove
Fengayille
Middletown and
New Market
Came
Barnesville
Montgomery County
Hansonville
Union
Ezra Thomas
Jefferson
Law’s grip frees jailed man amid habeas corpus ruling
Trot was jailed Friday by Urbana’s Jaattee Gronwell on assault and battery with intent to kill Aorado Burleigh. Bail of 100 dollars. Attorney Edward Hewns challenged the commitment via writ of habeas corpus. the court agreed the order defective and discharged the prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trot
Jaattee Gronwell
Urbana
Aorado
Burleigh
Local Notices and Promotional Bits From Frederick Ad Scene
Local items describe Isidor Bake of the Upticlas appearing at Rosenour's Store on Saturdays and Mondays, a self-promotional note from Charles N. Hauer about his Buffalo restaurant, Arthur Malden opening a Pop Corn Brand at 100 North Market Street, a testimonial about Dr. Hartley and nose throat ear care, and announcements for an HM. CO. dancing picnic at Island Park, beer brands on offer, a City Hotel lunch, and an education coupon offer for a six month tuition at Wells Business Colleges in Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Malden
North Market Street
Dr. Bastley
Wm. Is. Komt
North Stricker Street
Baltimore
City Hotel
Frederick
Neo Dr. Hartley
Local Beer Names Featured in Odd Listing
A fragmentary OCR item mentions EETER VORSION BROWN STOUT QUINNESS EXTRA FOREIGN BAGS ALE and a few unclear names including J J BORER DOBLIN, suggesting a miscellaneous beer listing or humorous caption in a late era newspaper page. The legibility is poor and entities are partially garbled.
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the Daily News
Moe Tage
Beatu
Woeathte
Tul & P. Augusto Geom Dipetca
Tae News
Mere
D.C
W.L. Moors
Borean
Sabillasville
James F. Armaparger
Hage Rattler
Frack T. House Sgr
Otb
Sanceavarles
Jie. Bowess
Thore Costas
M. Grablacho
Bnigaris
Methodiat Episcopal Church
Beate
Stck
Daniel Rosthey
West Patrick Street
B. Rodock
Jock A Neldig
Gosri
Bappiies
Ueda
Biby Backheimer
Cas'omera
Theis
Barkhemer
Friderick
Billy
Frederick Butchera
Fizvor
Market House
Allen Grambine
William Witmer
Beaver Creek
Black Hock
Witmer
Jesse
Cacy
Tonda
Casin
Dlaggett
Potomac
Willismeport
Tee
Tase Wheeshates
Tor
Raisy
Echogla
Shady Spor
Potomac River
Conocosheague Creek
Willamsport
Maryland
Penneylenie
Chambersburg
Spring Calvert
Carley de Garmondis
Pimiico
John Morris
Asow
Thoreday
Frederick Chysow Bassis
William Turner
Weckert. Josben
Kemp
Frank C. Norwood
peTson
J. P. Frook
Isidor Bake
Rosenour’s
Chas. N. Hauer
Ibe Buffalo
Enver
Charles N. Hauer
The
Buffalo
HM. CO
Island Park
Privea
Athletic
Mporte
Sar
Fam
Pabst Bohemian
Blue Ribbon
Bartholomay Apollo
Padet
Alx
Well's Business Colleges
Bagerstown
Isidor Saksst Hosenour
Best & Kepler
Courtey
Bisr & Karur, &i North
Mullinix & Kempator
Zounoul
Fetta Glover
Moisanx & Kw
Sore Eendorson
Telepacoe
ORNTR
Joan Henoaioxson
F. VV. Staub
Quinness
J. J. Borer
Doblin
Coberant's Puater
Continental Portae
F. V. Stars
Roktar Market Street
Doll Brothers
Brothers
North Mabest BT
Girlia
LAWEB
Don Baorizzi
Brat
V. BR. B
Peurea
California
Iin B. Oa
Martin ‘Wagner
Sretels
Ana
Pana
Wason and Implement
Parra
Bramel Paints
Bramerl
Br Re Sav
Browecke Relig
Pex Ie
Patierca Coord
Queliy
Soc
Wangerket Fe
Rodcce
T. Bice & Sone
Fistasuiserd
A. T. Rice & Sox Funeral Directore
James E. Walker
E. Walker & CO
Eptomber Elineator Eplembre Blinea
Sree
Pitt
Jas. E
Warzzz
Agerts Vor
Aity
Rhodes’ Orchestra
C. D. Dow
Thomas & Clary
REE ‘Estate
Thoma Jaro
H. Clary
F. Stull
Patrick
Frederk
Ges
Bartholomay
Rochester
N. Y
Bees Tre Apollo
I Kavs
C. H. Evans & Sone
Wading
Jobn 4
Lipps. Coz
Pacrex
Taiegraph
Telepaons
Frederick, Ms
Bent
Cratch Brrest
W. Gonth
Westpatrick Street
William A. Bemb- Sek
A. B. Bargrett
Pre Poued
A. B. Hanczre
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