Hagerstown News Briefs And Local Notices
A series of short items covers a summer crowd, a traveling man’s fall from a Fredrick to Hagerstown car, a Bo Got into Braddock Heights ear, and a teachers’ institute planned in Rockville September 3-7. Also reported is the mysterious George C. Bayder factory purchase in Hagerstown with a $19,000 sale price and a $13,000 mortgage to John D. Keller. The electric road project linking Hagerstown and Baltimore via Frederick is noted.
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Tod
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Frederick
Hagerstown
Myeraville
Braddock
Irving &. Blver
Earl B. Wood
Montgomery County
Rockville
Hagersown
Mysterione
George C. Bayder
Norman B
Mr. Scott
John D. Keller
County
Maryland Classis Reformed Church Names Union Bridge Pastor
A special meeting of the Maryland Classis of the Reformed Church was held in Trinity Reformed chapel. The classis confirmed the call of Rev. M. W. Switzer formerly of West Susquehanna Classis to serve as pastor of the Reformed church at Union Bridge. Revs C. B. Slagle J. O. Stonesifer and J. J. Sohneffer were appointed to install him.
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Maryland
Clasis of
the Reformed Church
Trinity Reformed Chapel
Classis
M. W. Switzer
West Susquehaana Clanais
Reformed Church
Union Bridge
Slagle
J. O. Stonesifer
J. J. Sohneffer
Unclear fragment reports medical case and amputation risk
Fragmentary text notes a patient with finger injuries and possible vein or nerve damage. It mentions a surgeon in danger of needing amputation to prevent further complications. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable.
Seed Seat Sale Promises Old Store Assets
Fragmentary notice notes Charles T. K. Young offering for sale a seed seat and other goods from an old store, with details poorly legible and awaiting full listing.
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Charles T. K. Young
Wale
The
FredericK City Tax Levy Discussed and Manufacturing Abatement Plan
The Frederick city council reviewed tax totals and proposed a 1906 levy with a 15 cent stock basis for 1905 and a $1.10 per $100 rate, while debating an ordinance to spur manufacturing growth. The measure offers five year tax abatements for real and personal property used in manufacturing within Frederick and incentives for new plants within two years, drawing mixed support from council members.
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Kindley
Frederick
Predarstok
General Assembly of Maryland
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Douglass
Douglas
Frederick area ad blasts and travel deals from 1906
OCR fragment lists local ads for Frederick including prices, travel to Baltimore via Eagle line, summer clothing, bread, seafood, and a call for dormitory rental. Mentions Mitchells Point NY, Royal Blue trains, and Eagles expedition August 26 with round trip fares. Event and sale details are garbled but reference school, travel, and shopping.
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Eagle
Baltimore
Frederick
The
Eagles
Autumn Garden Flowers Shine In Old Fashioned Style
The article praises a traditional garden full of blooming autumn flowers including sweet peas roses dahlias and petunias. It recalls grandma era plants such as Black eyed Susans Hudson River daisies marigolds and moonflowers while noting the beauty of autumn colors and stately palms and canna varieties.
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Norway
Jerusalem
Hudson River
Joseph
Purely Personal Notes on Visitations and Travels
A flurry of social notes lists local residents and guests visiting from Baltimore, Washington, and beyond. Names include Misa Alice Dade of Baltimore visiting friends in the city. Mr. John Hershberger and family returning from Atlantic City. Rev Dr and Mrs Eschbach back from Atlantic City. Mayor George Edward Smith returning from Washington. and many others visiting relatives or attending fairs and stays in York, Asbury Park, Oaklands, and Cedar Cheshire.
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Ising
Richard
D. Joh Markey
Misa Alice Dade
Baltimore
Jobs P. Cramer
Feagaville
Boonville Fair
John Hershberger
Con
Atlantic City
Donald Fabrosy
Dill
Venus
Pen Mar
Eschbach
Atlantic Cit
George Edward Smith
Washington
Wm. H. Brengle
Weat Patrick Street
Highfeld
Bafa
Pata
Baena Balissl
Louise Binm
Europe
A H. Frerle
Fred. McCardell
Gate
Falls Church
East
G. A. E Tome
Elisabeth Worman
Mary Nm
Gay Dronenburg
Weat
Patrick Street
Cereshire
Bosan Ener
Wm. Wile
Polo
Zilloota
Misa Mollle Moberly
Wet Patrik Atress
York
Eugene H. Albaugh
Aonary Commissioners
Rockville
Jonnie Smith
P. B. Patrick Street
Osroling Laman
Jessie H. Michael
Henry Baabe
Cowan Grove
Asbury Park
N. Zimmerman
Orth Market Atreat
Oosan Grove
Aabory Park
Melville E. Doll
Misa Henter Culler
Tht
City
Igpand Caveral
Misa Oda Baumgerdner
North Market
Atrest
Alton Carty
Joseph W
Carty
Bradley McHenry
Maye
Gomery County
Oks
Pauline
Mics Daisy Steiner
John
East Second Street
N. J
Misa Clydie Poole
Mick Madge Hardie
T. Stall
West Fourth Etreat
M. L. Firestone
Sterne E. Bowers
Martineburg
W. Va
Irma Blege
Patrick Streeb
Balsi
Liberty Baseball Loses to Mr. Airy Club 8 to 4
Osptate Williams led the Liberty lineup as they fell to Mr. Airy’s team 8 to 4 on Tuesday. Tracy pitched well for Liberty, driving in two of their four runs. The visiting Ms Airy squad dominated from start to finish, earning a third straight win over Liberty. Batteries: Ms Airy Watkins and Waren. Liberty Tracy and Barn.
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Alry Aaye
Watkins
Airy
Vosble
Liberty
Ms. Airy Boys
Board of Education Elects Treasurer in Baltimore Meeting
The State Board of Education held a regular session in Baltimore yesterday. M Bates Stephens was elected treasurer. The superintendent vacancy to replace Gambrill, who joined the Polytechnic Institute, was deferred to the September meeting. Notes include local schools and upcoming tournaments and events in the county.
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Ntae Board of Education
State Board of Edecation
Baltimore Yeatarday
M. Bates Stephens
Gambrill
Polytechnic Institute
B. B. Devilbisa
Obscure Names Linked to Wyoming Park Plan
A garbled notice mentions Bound, Rev. Dr Oborne Tagle and Mica Ingle connected to a Park project in Wyoming. The fragment hints at a meeting or action around a lake and a conon squad, with expectations of a Beant outcome.
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Oborne Tagle
Mica Ingle
Wyoming
San
Conon
Lakes
Chemplain
Stockville and Rockville Fair Draw Record Crowd
A large crowd filled the Stockville Rockville fair yesterday for three events. In the 2.18 mixed race seven contenders competed with Baltimore’s M J Kohn and Bedworth H among the notable rivals. The 2.93 pace saw Ball Hasel win the first money while a veteran campaigner faltered but escaped injury. A Washington man reported a ten dollar robbery.
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Stockville Fair
Rockville Fair
Dr. Bell
Worthington Brothes Joond
Ball Hasel
Washington
The Hospital Musical Canceled by Storm at Braddock Heights
The Hospital Musical was called off due to rain. Performers gathered at Hotel Braddock for an impromptu gathering as plans shifted for another show tomorrow at seven, with Miss Enright added to the program.
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Braddock Heights
Fredecies City Hospital
Hotel Braddock
Miso Enright
Local School Arts Day Highlights Student Activities
An OCR read describes a school event where students took part in activities and games. The report notes cheerful participation and enjoyable amusements, with several unnamed participants and routine routines mentioned in a fragmented style.
Relatives Return Home From East Coast Visit
A group including Master Harold Miller and companions from Baltimore Washington and Philadelphia returned home after a pleasure trip. Mrs Jacsb Rosenstook and Miss Adelaide Rosenstook with Master Benjamin Rosenstook also came back from Atlantic City to East Becond Street. The news notes several others from Washington D C and nearby areas ending with the group’s return tonight.
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Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Harold Miller
Olotere
Faith
Hops
Hummer
Walle
Mise Lacy B. Thomas
Washington, D. C
Messrs. Wealey H. Rediattt
Tens E. Joe. Fortoly
Grace E. Zuomerman
East
Patrick Street
Jacsb Rosenstook
Misa Adelaide
Benjamin Rosenstook
Bores
Atlantic City
East Becond Street
State News Roundup of Maryland Developments and Local Incidents
A broad Maryland news slice reports farm sales in Wicomico County, railroad engineers scouting an Eastern Shore route, storm damage at Cumberland, a factory injury, education board actions on scholarships, a Japanese war victim’s burial at Rock Creek, resignation of ex Senator David E. Dick from customs post, a birthday celebration in Allegany County, a large barn fire near Bandy Springs, a Howard County court bail decision, and various local property sales and transfers.
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Wicomico County
Wabash Railroad
Pentaguia
Cumberland
Nahialag
State Board of Education
Ekiojiro Mateukata
Ray
Rock Creek
Cemery
David E. Dick
Obargen
Martha Edwarde
Moung Savage
Allegany County
Jota Edwarde
Louis W
Bandy Epring
Mont
Tomeahoe
Benjamin
Howard County
Jeanus B. H. Wallanhorat
Ellcott City
Fragmentary note on seven percent Alpha wine results
An unclear OCR fragment mentions seven percent Alpha and suggests a race or contest outcome. Names, places, and concrete details are unreadable. The readable bits imply a partial reference to a result or win without sufficient context.
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NORTH MARKETer_ FREDERICK, MD
Altred Ritter
Ofice—Court
Anton
Ferrewan
A Lowther Forrest
Ofmoks
North
Chatton Street
North Market Stree
Frecetteh
L. Kefauver
North Market Jirest
Roceries
Bole Agente
Ehret's Byer and
Hersey Whitkey
Sezant & Enot
Moacax Oegil
F. B. Sappmeter
Standeré
West
Gary
Sapporo
Joseph Campbell
Lexington
Yassie
Preston Whip
Wm H. Ramsburg
North Mar
Miseoe Bareios and
Loutes Sobroader
Grafton W. Va
M. My Carty
South Market Street
Abe
Zimmermas
Nie Sadie Zimmerman
Mertman
Quean Hotel
Albory Park
Yeabella Dawson
Norbust
Ore
Abels Consign
Miotse Hammer
Meat Walkersville
Mise
BASE
Mt. Atry
Liberty Club
Catheram Phaloc
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