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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1929
Page
5
Mrs Emma E Dubbs dies at 33 in unnamed location with services noted. Burial arrangements and local obituary details appear, naming relatives and the home address.
The page lists funeral notices for Mrs. Anca Rodgers and Charles Hendrickson among others. Interments occur at various cemeteries with services led by local ministers. Directors Eichsien and Son handle arrangements.
Market woman Elsie Crambaugh, operated on at the hospital Wednesday, is reported to be doing very AR.
A long list of names and visits features residents traveling to or from Frederick. Mr and Mrs Wai James and son from Texarkana Tex visit Ed James and family on East Church Street. Mary Pickett hosts guests, and many others from Baltimore Philadelphia Dayton and Washington appear in social rounds.
Grain and livestock prices listed show hogs at 430 to 150 per hundred weight, calves at 180 to 340, young chickens 2 to 6 cents per pound, hens around 40 to 60 cents, eggs about 186 to 200 per dozen, and bees loose. The figures reflect a snapshot of market activity with varied ranges across species.
Local items recap upcoming events and sales from August in Frederick. Includes insurance offer from Fifty-Fifty Plate Glass, fruit prices, and public sales at Jacobs Farm and other estates. Also notes a charity card party at Valley View Inn and shoe repair ads. Public notices cover auctions, timber, and antiques.
A jumble of items lists markets, sales, and notices including Sanitary Fla Market, Concord Grapes, Elberta Peaches, and various places like Valley View Inn and Braddock Pike. Mentions loans, drug stores, and telephone numbers, with scattered dates and locations.
A court filing involving Citizens' National Bank outlines a mortgage on land and improvements, with heirs including Murphy's son and a daughter from Gazerell, plus others connected through a telegraph and telephone easement. The document references The Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Company and seeks a court decree on the estate in Frederick County.
Old advertisement style notice offers a brick dwelling with outbuildings and farm land near Greenfield one mile from the state road to Washington region. It describes water, good buildings, and cash purchase options with quick sale. Also promotes real estate services by Gilmore R. Flautt at 109 Market Street Second Floor.
Fragmented OCR text references tariff act criticism and punishment for those responsible. Mentions Senate debate on the bill and ongoing three day program. Names and places are unclear due to corruption in the source.
Rev Millard G Wilson and Rev Bir Wilson are announced as next pastors of the Church of the Brethren in this city with the first sermon set for Sunday. Wilson will move this week and the event will mark a new leadership in the focal church. A separate note records the convening of a tari discussion with a session scheduled at noon tomorrow and a brief adjournment out of respect for Senator Lawrence D Tyson of Tennessee who died Saturday in Philadelphia. The piece also mentions Democratic leaders in the Senate preparing to attack Republican policies during the year.
The item notes Vincent Arnold, son of George Arnold of Tanestown New York, and an upcoming September wedding in Albany New York. It mentions a Westminster High Carpenter-Winpight and a class year 3929, with several garbled phrases about engagement announcements and church services.
A garbled OCR style note mentions Samaritas and an unclear date with scattered terms. The legible elements show supposed names and places, but the text remains incoherent and data fragments do not form a clear event or outcome.
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