Broadside of The News Lists Editorial Mix and Local Notices
The issue presents a survey of weekly content from The News including household topics, fashions, gardens, prompts, and a general review of features. It notes a shift to cover promising subjects, plus local notices such as administrator and real estate items, dry goods sales, and tax notices with a half tone image of Linganore Hill and the old stone bridge on the Baltimore pike.
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Dhe
Tosson
Talagge
Pha
Tradi
Tas News
Éndhoneers
Pune
Joon
Mottoeney
Linganon Tis
Linganore Hilly Inn
Monogacy
Baltimore Pike
Potermake
Tim Nins
Death of Miss Charlotte J. Pickens in county
Miss Charlotte J. Pickens daughter of Thomas and Barbara Pickens of the county died last night at the City Hotel at 11. Death followed an illness of several years. She leaves two sisters Mrs James Dean of Yellow Stone Park and Mrs Harder of New York. Funeral this afternoon at 2 o'clock with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Also notes college improvements at Rit h a Spretenick College and updates on the Maryland towns growth and local events including a dance planned in Manor woods tomorrow evening.
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Misa
Charlotte J. Pickens
Thomas
Barbara Pickens
Totel
Misa Pickens
Derma
Hey
Miss Pickens
James Dean
Yellow Stone Park
Harder
New York
Mt. Olivet
Local dispute over school building contract ends in inquiry
Plaintiffs accuse contractor James and Shook of miswork on a West Seventh Street school project. Witnesses include Engle and Harp, with defense by Sichelbenger. Magistrate White reserves decision for the present amid factional tensions and allegations of bribery and improper influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janis
Iter Phoek
Daanes
Patty Scholaldate
West Seventh Street
Load Petr Seed
Hanies
Mir Plerry
Minine Hardilet
Comibssrentes
James
Shook
Tudins Mottey
Chattner
Chatonby
Mir. Engle
Mosers
Harp
White
Local residents listed for visits and social events
The page lists numerous people by name and town visiting relatives or staying in various locations, including Misses, Mrs. and Mr. with notes of origins such as Washington, Baltimore, and Quincy. It reads like a social calendar with travel mentions, visiting relatives, and captions describing residents and their movements. The fragment includes names like Delores John Bytgcardier, Miss Bessie Thaslosty, Miss Sadie RR. Whoonas, and Mrs. John Divas while noting streets and towns such as Hast Voarth street, Washington, and North Market strong Robert My Quuneburg.
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Ennsberieh
Poalrude
Vastang
Bessie Thaslosty
Gattis
Fhattie Navdiels
Tanton
Washington
Joseph
Times
Mis
Dames Ubrignat Earauttsbritey Bast
Steneday
Atg
Ant Mire
Dawe Tintea
Malton
Malton Baw Coster, of Palmore, Res Vertis Bn Enesity
Abeer Manip Young
Halttomne
Mra
John Divas
Trani
Lingie
Maarte Tone
Charrehy
Mos
Oshautrtts
Piidtem Sven
Baltumorgity
Mi BE
Chisit
Ma Teres
Watshimrenn
Wiet Whaat -Theet
Mies
Oho Disch
Ef Altianore
Walter Payette
Misy
Ceetges
Hengle
North Market
Robert My
Sadie
Glas Aieist
Jett Vestenbay
Tadher
Or Chis
Lexington
Mar
Mes
Snoath Mander
Corner-stone Memorial Sited for Baltimore and Ohio Rail Line
Historical society seeks a monument at the corner-stone site of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Under President John H. B. Latrobe, surveyors failed to locate the exact stone amid conflicting local lore. A laborers’ find near the Me. Clare property places the stone five feet below surface, weighing about 1000 pounds, with a gold inscribed center and U.S. seal motif.
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Baltimore and Ohio
John H. B. Latrola
Giwynn
Palle
Carewoll
Anil
cHizens
John Vo. McMahon
Charles Carroll
Carrolututr'y Addrees
Social World at Frederick hosts large Ellicott City party
Linh a the raha fay BLA AD WADLAW SS presided over a lively evening at a country home near Ellicott City where guests from Harford, Frederick, Carroll and Baltimore counties attended. A heavy thunderstorm interrupted the revels with rain and briefly cooled the torrid air. Visitors to Frederick include Thomas Straith and others from Wolfs, Catonsville, and Westminster. The piece notes a patent granted for hygiene devices and promotion for local advertising.
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Woolliwai
Agumnery
Drow
Hamelen
Frederick
Asv. Thomas
Ellicott
Gillin Owings
Funeral Notices for Rev John W. Everist and Mrs Maury J. Tyeryar
Funeral services were held for Rev John Ww Everist at the Hammond homestead Talbot County with Rev S A Hoblinewil and others officiating. Interment followed at New Market. Also observed was the funeral of Mrs Maury J Tyeryar at St Johns Catholic Church with Father William S Singleton, interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Pallbearers included former pupils and local residents.
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John Ww. Everist
Hammond
Royal Dale
Talbot County
Tay
S.A. Hoblinewil
AR. Tage
Baltimore
di Martin
Liveriat Touves
Mani Pitts Cook Phtculatas
Lyan
Savi
Qaborn Inala
Kotait New Market
Richanl Potts
George Metleory
George Doll
George
Rosy
Pratik Sinidh
Roger Wood
Edward Herring
C. P. Smith
Vincent Yingling
Lawrence Fiuble
Mr. Miller
Mbert Sanit
A. Thcoaul
Song
Mrs Mes Crary Plans Washington Visit
Mrs Mes Crary of Kanann City writes that she plans a Washington trip in October possibly staying at the City Hotel. She is wife of the late U S Circuit Judge George McCrary, a long-time congressman and cabinet member, noted for promoting temperance and wine prohibition.
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Sandy Combing
WO. Boteler
Mes Crary
Kanaan City
Washington
Ity Hotel
Ohio City
Mars. McCrary
United States
Coo. We McCrary
Town
Conprees
Odnyéa
Imadndy
Hayer
Missionary Meeting At Garrison Baptist Church Reported
A missionary meeting was held last night at the Garrison Baptist Church on West Fourth Street. A quartet from the Jandate College, Waltoningdon, Pa., contributed to the service. Another service was planned for tonight at seven with a change from the previous view.
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West Fourth Street
Waltingdon
Trolley Care for Fonerala in Maryland Ambiguous
Fragmentary report details a trolley car to be used as a new conveyance in Maryland for transporting Hieromana of Robert o Brouka from the Confedente Soldiers' Home Pikewille to Londonnark Cemetery along Frederiel road. A future time is hinted. readability is poor and many names are garbled.
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Fonerala
Maryland
Roberto Brouka
Confedente Soldiers
Pikewille
Londonnark Cemetery
Tin Prederiel Road
Tita
Maryland Farmers Institute Opens With Statewide Attendance
The Maryland Farmers Institute drew visitors from all counties, with Prof. Patterson leading the state experimental work and Hon. James Wicon of the U S Department of Agriculture to speak. Attendees toured college departments, heard lectures from the Weather Bureau representative, and observed demonstrations as the event moved toward a main address this afternoon.
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Parmners
Cid
Chol
Theo
Christiance
Tay
Armen
Hiales
EE Stanley
Wally Berery
Ospolic
Pthecoollege
Farners Theielves
Ana
Prat Ho Cavinner
Donnell
Ors
Buckley
McUbators
Broclerk
College Weenhoure
Wette S
Merete Dodge
Aft
Toad Inequaity
United States Department of Agrienulture
Bowtarn
Piet Williame Moore
Weather Bureau
St. Mary' S
Calvert and Talbot
Carroll
Patterpom
James Wicon
United States Department of Agculture
Tho
Rockville Opens Strong In Western Maryland Contest At Park
A fragmentary report describes a Rockville team viewed as one of the strongest to represent Chat town in a Western Maryland clash at Wiettle Park tomorrow afternoon. The piece mentions a 3 o clock start and notes attendance and a few local figures.
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Wiettle Park
Roclville
Mayland
Nelo
Atria
Rockville
Ame
Ofeluel
Fragmented listing of events and notices from a county paper
A jagged OCR summary lists a spectrum of notices and events across Frederick and Berkeley counties. It mentions conventions, church activities, farm exhibitions, a county fair schedule, and a serious accident near Dawsonville with a boy injured in a vehicle mishap. The text references several churches, associations, and officials, and notes upcoming gatherings and encampments through September and October.
Fragmented OCR item on local election slate
A damaged OCR line from a local newspaper segment mentions candidates and a slate but is unreadable. The readable parts show names like STITT and LEO and reference an election or political listing, though key details are missing.
Fragmented OCR legal notice on city hotel inspection
Fragmentary text describes a notice about a City Hotel at 24 Market Street. Mentions protection and examinations for defective light and related safety inspections. Lacks clear dates or complete entities due to damaged OCR.
Unclear Local Notice on Furnishings and Household Goods
Fragmentary ad copy mentions Curty's Furniture Store and a Peerlees Steatin Cooker as notable items. Also references a Mer Cutlingford student of Dickineen Colac and a Voerioea Steam Cooker amid vague notes on demand and housekeeping.
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Peerlees Steatin
Mer Cutlingford
Dickineen Colac
Carhely
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