Lost Tools and Advertisements In Local Notice
Fragmentary OCR reads list of ads and notices including The Model, Lost-Tools, Loy and Perry, Lost-Drawlogs, Wanted-Papers, For Rent-House, For Rent-Nouse, Rosenstock Brothers, Miscellaneotts-Stolen, Local Mention-Notice to Gas Consumers, and Chamberlain's Cough Medicine. unclear details but indicates a page of miscellaneous classified items and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loy & Perry
Rosenstock Brothers
Chamberlain's Cough Benedy
Brief Bits From The Frederick County Newsroom
A mixed set of local notes details a pension grant to Ben July Brown of New Market, upcoming Valentine’s signs, and plans for move to Union Ridge by Wo. T. Wagner. Reports mention Plymouth Rock chickens shipped from Hagerstown, a book agent being stoned near Emmitsburg, an injury at a local saw factory, and a jailer’s board meeting. Other items note porkers slaughtered, a play at Walkersville, trappers harming wildlife, George Shawn planning a new farm house, and anticipated April move activity. There are assessments filings in Annapolis, boarding patients arriving at Monterua Hospital, and the B&O investigating a fatal shooting in Washington Juperion. The February Carroll County circuit term begins, prohibitionists meet at Union Bridge, a three-year-old girl’s scalding incident near Westminster, $250 found by Harry F. Warner, and two lambing incidents among Carroll sheep. A store box of valuables is stolen near Dennings, an employee at the Lone Factory frostbitten, and alumnae planning for an event at College Hall. James Frightwell travels to Baltimore to place a non in the Maryland F R factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben July Brown
New Market
Valentine
Wo. T. Wagner
Liberty
Union Ridge
R T. Cramer
Plymouth Rock
Hagerstows
Emmitsburg
James Currens
Fairfield
J. E. Glenn
Board of School Commissioners
Wolfsville
Hezexiah Harp
Beales
Tyson
Stauffer’s Hall
Walkersville
George Shawn
Creageratown
Annapolis
Monterua Hospital
Aom
Harry M. Chew
Washington
John Gibson
Charles Street
Westminster
Toby
Saya
Harry F. Warner
Ailver
Elisa Roubinstein
Manchester
John Trafth
Carroll County
Joseph Stam
Dennings
Mluracalto
Frederick College
C. M. Gipin
College Hall
Guy Blackaton
East Fourth Street
Misa Mol
Ertage
North Market Street
James Frightwell
Baltimore
Maryland
Nebuchadnezzar and the Babylonian King in a Park Sermon
A preacher links Daniel and Nebuchadnezzar to patient religious introspection. The talk recounts the king’s madness, a divine warning, and the transformation from brute power to humility, weaving biblical imagery with reflections on conviction and conversion.
Nebuchadnezzar and trials guiding faith to endure
The passage reflects on God curbing pride through adversity and using hardship to refine believers, citing Nebuchadnezzar and other biblical trials. It urges anchoring the soul in Christ’s love, learning from afflictions, and recognizing divine mercy amid calamities.
Fire at Myersville destroys Shank property and gear
Fire swept a frame building at Myersville owned by John Shank and valued at about 12 000 with 67 000 insurance. The blaze reportedly incendiary charred the cream separator and multiple machines and wagons, including steam engines and mills. Fire company notes announce a Junior Fire Company memorial event with a portrait of founder Alexander K Mantz and ceremonies tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myeraville
John Shank
Shank
Shank Mrothera
South Mountain Creamery
Middletown
Fim
Weat Lesington Street
Baltimore
Rne
Alexander K. Mantz
Natien
Mae Ee
Envo At City Hall Tonight Presents Enoch Union
City Hall hosts a presentation of Enoch Union at the Guerin House to aid Freder ick’s needy. A well trained company will perform and draw a large audience as tickets sell out amid public anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Enoch Union
City Guerin House
Frederick
Maryland Society plans three public meetings this year
The Maryland Society of the American Revolution considers holding three public meetings this year. One will be in Hagerstown, another in Frederick, and a third on the Eastern Shore. The gatherings will address the deaths of Marylanders and Maryland history with present-day reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Society of the Donn
Hagerstown
Frederick
Rastern Shore
Maryland
Mullinix and Kemp End Year Strong After Major Sales
Mullinix and Kemp report finishing a record year with the largest business in years. They announce a fresh start this morning for another twelve months under the motto Irou protection to our customers. They warn against deceptive ads and promise to meet all competition in the future. A cordial welcome is extended to customers.
State News Briefs From Tuesday To Friday Echoes
A scattered summary notes tragic, legal, and civic items across the state. It mentions a murder case at Delaware City with a May continuation, a chapel healing theme at Cumberland Presbyterian, and a call to appoint a new Court of Appeals reporter challenging constitutional limits. It also references shipboard and academy events and a memorial for Governor Crown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percival
Ope
Young
Magnon Barracks
Mia
Bartlett
Lleutoianat Kanapp
Nasal Academy
Frist
Hutt
Johnie
Noah Benson
Deliveure City
Jacob
Cumberland
Court of Appeals
Paton and Hahn Claim Early Colonial Land Patents
The fragment notes Tad Paton and Mrs. L Hahn of Untontowsm district Carroll county claim possession of two original patents from the Lord Proprietary of Maryland, for Hollow Spring and The Tusuryay on Hollow Spring near Silver Han and Hope Creek. One 1741 patent covers 100 acres, the other 105 acres, with some loss and attached remnants described. The reunion of Company C, 2nd Maryland Volunteers, is planned at Grand Army rooms Emmitburg with a supper to follow at Emmit House, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tad Paton
Mer
Vahn
Joseph
Marth
Withdrawn sale auction for estate farm near city
At 1 o'clock Saturday afternoon Jacob M Rohrback acting for Mrs Mary Thomas as administrator of the late Christian Thomas offered for sale a farm near the city on the Court House steps but withdrew after a bid of 43 dollars per acre. Mountain land of 1 acres was bought by Keller of Jefferson at 7.25 per acre. Inventory of personal property and debts noted in estate records include J W Or rfton and Samuel Putas. Report of sales items filed under acts of John Young and others.
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Jacob M. Rohrback
Mary Thomas
Christian Thomas
Court Hovee
Keller
Jefferson
Monsey
J. W.orrfton
Ersonal
Samuel Putas
John Young
Clerco
Armatead
Narrow Escape on Gettysburg Street Car Drifts Off Road
A driver named Hann narrowly escaped serious harm in a recent incident on Gettyaburg Street when one front wheel detached from the Fiat. Acting with presence of mind, he managed to control the vehicle and pull to a halt near his home, preventing a potential crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hann
Gettyaburg Street
Fiat
Miteburg
Farm purchase by Thomas Julbneua near Creagerstown
Thomas Julbneua, described as living on the doctor Geu Jobneon farm near the city, has bought the John T. Haylot farm near Creagerstown and will take possession in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hought
Thomas Julbneua
Geu. Jobneon
Thinelly
John T. Haylot
Creagerstown
Local official Abb Qualifies as District No B Row Supervisor
John Abb appeared before Clerk Jordan Baturiay and qualified as row supervisor in district No B 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toad Baporvigors
John Abb
Jordan Baturiay
Gas discount ends for late payments on the 10th
Due to gas price cuts, customers who want the standard discount on their bills must pay by the 10th instant. no discount will be allowed after that date. G. Frank Cilngan acts as agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Frank Cilngan
James E Walker Co Offers Ultra Past 1 Comuk Bargain
James E Walker & Co markets a broad line of woolen goods including turkish khakis and durum twills. The ad promises high quality items such as nordic ginghams and whits quads and guarantees authenticity with a special bargain on men’s hosiery and tailored pieces.
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the Daily News
Frederick Weather
Dmountan Py
IBM
Peter Avecbaneyes
Essesieens Toy
Santiees
Nthe
Town Hall
Union Bridge
Sverre
the Tabernacle
Talmage
Detchad- Nextar
Ira
Boomers
Tle
Thun
Talia Ug
Chong
Tring
Asik
Daniel Fy
Nebuchuloeseis
Haw Wason
Asya
Babylon
Nebuchalocsnne
Petersole
Atuuhia
Rensol
Nebuchadmeczar
Nebuchadnezzar
Men
Bels
Ami
Ivory
Alana
Nebuchadoestar
Phecoartines
Batha
Carmela Amigenta
Nabylonian
Mingitien
Ber Intell
Redert
Sable
Fire Vitness
Dias
Dewty
Baty
Boasan
Belz
Paul
Teason
Angels of God
Arago
D'Aleubert
Banks
Goliath
Bia
Warsna
Poland
Napoleon
Moscow
Emperor Ia
Kunpowder
Neluichadnestar
Neluchindpestar
Hasan Pe
Mathers
Iecien
Csion S
Leary
Christ
Geal
Andi
Abraham
Israel
Canaan
Dante
Martin Luther
Jamea
Amnpeon
Ha Hat
Shakre
London
Earth
Heaven
Aga
Noah
Egypt
Boron
Angela
Lat
Jerusalem
Jeremiah
Dackert
Zechariah
Rei Hormes
Hermes
Griabe
Bey
Wil
Binal
Chen
Calvary
Chad
Carkatian
Henry
Geom
George
Magansett
Golab
Myersville
Mullinix
Muulinix & Kemp
News OF the State
Lotte
Wba
Trlaat
Omeder
Ernestiny
the Diyvabertets
Hayes Aude
Willtwin Alle
Delaware
Yalta
Meaples Society
Wage Wey Capel
Chienton
George W. Murray
Tre
Krounion
Colo'n Civalry
Co C
Volos
James E. Walker & CO
Wropeh
AMR
TRIN
Comporta
Noae
Oramer
Noahe Ramer
ASN
Frederick, MA
Reprecsntativs
Mee
Rodooce
Neidig
Ropes
Neldig
Tu Fc
Indi Mer & Co
Dia SN. Market SD
Gio Amd
Yadkin Ruthie
Guus
Vibe uEstoNy
Tates Iock
Neimig
Wali
Maui
MDS Paston US
Bryant
Phue
Italior
Ladfedtes Leewcai
Statutary
Nova
Warnite
Jess
John Hendrickson
RACH
Ea Batwoan Ilooxee & Diver A Company
Ortek County Peak
Firm Market Street
Ant Am
D. FH
Wrens
Renee Omerenanate
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