Insect Lecture At Farmers Institute Addresses Pests
Professor W Jackson, state entomologist, spoke at the Farmers Institute on pests and diseases affecting crops. He warned about 10,000,000 insect species, the financial loss from pests, and methods such as Paris green and kerosene washes to control chewing and piercing mouthparts. Johnson reported the scale insect’s spread to eleven counties, harming young peach orchards.
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Farmers’ Institute
W.ckson
St Pesta
Onasid
United States
Paris
Johnson
Presidence of Maris Family Rites and Local Notices
Obituary notes from Rocky Ridge area detail the December 26 service for Mrs. Mary Paeacy with burial at Hoddy Higgs cemetery, a child death from fever in Weathersville, and multiple local social updates. Reports mention Yellow Springs resident Mrs. Deville Kite's death, community sympathy, and upcoming Montgomery circuit meeting in January 1897. Additional items note dry wells, Christmas visitors, church events, and local visits by residents.
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Maris
Apaghiess
Prouker Baring
Mia
Mary Paeacy
Bateriay
Rocy Ridges
JU. Ais
Jon
W. Nall C. Loy
J. Miller
Messrs
Micksel
Jobe
Dase Corntower
Loiermenit
Hody Higgs
L. Slack
Thurmost
John Franklin Walwmore
Jos
Jobs
Aliie Whitmore
Rocky Ridge
Weathersville
Baltimore County
Mra
Deville Kitee
Daniel Kilne
Sear
Yellow Springs
Pallour
Church of God
Elia Richardson
Frederick City
James A. Richardson
Charles Plush
Branewick
Albert PF. Ramsburg
William H. Smith
Charlesyilla
Howard Blaley
Hymoneal Wedding at Summers Residence in Feton Springs
A double wedding occurred yesterday at 3 o'clock at Air. J. Eera Summers residence in Feton Springs. The couples were John A. M. Flanigan and Emma E Summers and Geo. Lb Twenty and Sadie E. Summers. The ceremony was by Rev. J. A. Asper with organ music by D. A. Schildtknecnot. Guests enjoyed a dinner in the dialing room amid evergreen decorations.
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Air
J. Eera Summers
Feton Springs
John AM O. Flanigan
Uilea Mills
Thla County
Misa Emma E
Geo. Lb
Rocky Springs
M’ss Sadle
J. Ezra Summers
D. A. Schildtknecnot
Myeraville
J. A. Asper
Lewistown
Breay
Jomnisor
Alfred Berry
Miss Battle BR Johnson
Rockingham County
Myersville
R. Byrd
Death of Hanson V. Carter After Suffering Injury
Hanson V. Carter of Point of Recas Serietuas died at home two weeks after being struck by a streetcar in Washington Junkina area. A former Restue 2a company worker and active Republican, Carter was about fifty years old and leaves a widow and several children. Funeral arrangements set for the afternoon at his residence.
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H. V. Carter
Hanson V. Carter
Sitram
Washington Junkina
Eft
Dovine
Jnjsries
Bal
Snd
Christmas Day Football Game Postponed on Grounds
A city game between the Jurira and Patrick Street Teams was postponed due to poor ground conditions. It will be played at O Leary s Meadow on New Year s Day at 10 o clock. All are invited.
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Jurira
Patrick Street
O'Leary's Meadow
Sordalty
Baka
Baltimore News Briefs From The State Capital Era
The State reports a string of local items from Hagerstown to Baltimore. Events include fires at 4 and 306 Park Avenue causing about $4500 in damage, Coll. Joseph C. Bill's death in Baltimore, and Dr. John Fulton drafting sanitary legislation for Maryland towns. Also noted are arrests for ferrying coal, highway crime in Montgomery County, and a call to Deirots for Rev. McComes.
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Bere
Hagerstown
Jon P. McComes
Arnspois
Deirots
George Bowls
Wen
Montgomery Courty
Iuibrado Coal
Aagerstown
Hite
Albert Meister
Tilghwso
Garrett County
John P. Clary
Hobbert Caviss
Patenoa
M. J
Gitk Mills
Baltimore Fire Department
Oakland
Tas Antietam
Fookstown
Park Avenue
Balmore
J. Hillman & Co
Joseph C. Bill
Grand Army of the
Baltimore
John Fulton
State Board of Health
Saltebury
Lonecoaing
Merchants and Manufacterers’ Association
Federation Graduate Cluba of American Univerabies
Johns Hopkins Delveralty
Elizabeth Williams
Henderson
Rockville
Baltimore Yearly Meeting
Prceds
Maryland
Congress
American Economic Association
Aeasloo
Levering Hall
YMCA Gym Work Schedule and Talks Announced
The YMCA to expand gym classes next Monday with W W dsundere leading and evening sessions. W N Molter of Washington will address members Sunday, with special music and a Bible class starting next Tuesday under Adolphus Fesrhake. Access is free for all men.
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W. W. Dsundere
W. N. Molter
Washington
Y. MC. A
Kemp Ball Specis
Adolphus Fesrhake
New Year Market Report From Last Market Morning
The last market morning of the year brought many customers to the market. Fowls were abundant dressed turkey ranged 13 to 15 cents, chickens large size sold around 80 cents a pair. Ducks geese and keets priced cheaply. Winter vegetables plentiful at moderate prices. Ep es and batter quoted around 20 and 19 to 20 cents per pound.
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Ikea
Shot in Galoon Provokes Night Scene on All Saints Market Corners
Excitement erupted near All Saints and Markets after a pistol shot issued from Walter Frazier's galoon. Jerry Hopkins, a Black man, was ordered out multiple times, threatened to stay, got shot at, and fled down the alley. The bullet pierced a window but caused no injuries as Policeman Andrew Renner contained the disturbance.
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All Saints
Walter Frazier
Jerry Hopkins
Andrew Renner
Mme
Pierce
Golden Medical
Dr. Pierce
Belle Osrandes
Napier
Property Deeded in Jefferson Land Transactions
Board of County School Commissioners deeded to trustees of Jefferson Hall Association a lot in Jefferson. Glenn H A Worthington and C G Keedy trustees convey 108 acres to Bradley Branden burg for 8159 dollars. Geo Sanders and wife sell to Jodson Hill 1 acre for 350 dollars. A lion et al to Jedson Hill 4 acres and 70 square parcels for 50 dollars.
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Board of County School
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Showed Effectual in Tests
From the Glenville Pathfinder praise for Chamberlains Cough Remedy as universally effective. Advertisements claim cures for colds and catarrh, with multiple local sellers listed and testimonials of success.
Blue and the Gray Line hoped for Gettysburg trolley
The writer appeals for a new trolley line from Washington to Gettysburg via Frederick to serve veterans of the Civil War and visitors. He stresses the need for direct access to the battlefield with monuments and memorials, praising old soldiers and suggesting the name Blue and the Gray Line. J. W. Sime, First Light Artillery Volunteers, represents Washington Post readers.
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Veterasa
Gettysburg
Gettyeburg
Frederick
Alvan
Sack & Toad
Pablc Alwaye
Washington
Mount Vernon
Gettysberg
Thair
F. Sime
Wadhlagion Pusat
End of Game Season Proclaimed in January 1897
The notice warns that hunting may only resume after January 1 1897 and notes deer and rabbits were plentiful this winter while partridges and pheasants were scarce. It cites Section 40 Chapter 102 Act 1890, imposing a five dollar penalty per pheasant partridge or rabbit killed between January 1 and November 1 each year.
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Cumberland
Hood's Sarsaparilla Calendar Offers Coupons for Novelties
Vendors advertise calendars with attractive coupons redeemable for novelties. The 1897 Hood's Sarsaparilla calendar promises a lithographing showcase and a compact Weather title book, with six cent stamps or drugstore requests directed to J Hood & Co Lowell MA.
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Hood
J. Hood & Co
Lowell, Mas
Robbery on the road near Washington Grove
George Bowie, a fresh meats handler near Washington Grove, was waylaid after dark while returning from a route. Two colored men, threatening with revolvers, forced him to surrender his day’s collections and nearly all his clothes, suggesting familiarity with his movements in the area.
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George Bowie
Washington Grove
Bla Assaliacts
Tle
Bowie
The Greatest Monarch and Health Remedies Advertised
A garbled advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy for dyspepsia and related ailments. It promotes Tonics, Tonics, and tonics, claiming benefits for sleep, appetite, and general wellness across continents. Also pitches Pan-Tina and Shiloh's Cure with various claims and local drugstore endorsements.
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Tas
Eorops
Tropics
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