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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1936
Page
6
Notices report the deaths of Mrs Homer E Waltz wife of Homer E Waltz and Martin P Mille. Details are limited with fragmented lines giving likely times and locations of services and informants.
A garbled OCR fragment references an officer title with unclear spelling. Readable elements include names and titles but concrete facts are not established. The brief notes an official role and agency context without events or dates.
Gliterare Rave eine war has been razed prior to cens iarn Mars.
Fragment from the Frederics City area notes Mrs Chareh street remains ill at the local hospital with a brief stay expected. Grover Crum and others are listed with partial addresses on East Fourth.
Continues discussion of government practice and reforms with focus on national action. Mentions Red room and Ebrenner and notes a Ladies Aid meeting.
A fragmented notice notes grain trading updates at 2 p m with reference to the commodity market and potential price shifts. The text remains unclear on exact grain types or actions but implies scheduling and market activity.
Readers note two weddings planned at Calvary Church today with details continued from the page one item. The text mentions the dresses and a train, with names not fully legible.
Readable fragments describe a weather shift with cold air stopping rising stream flows. The piece notes a period of cooler conditions affecting local waterways and surrounding areas.
A political clash in Spain left one person dead amid street demonstrations. Authorities reported unrest escalated after protests turned violent at a central square, with clashes between demonstrators and security forces.
Fragmentary local notices show traders and trappers names with prices and items. The readable bits mention a notice to trappers and various pricing cues, along with scattered short references to goods and local names.
A fragmented OCR item lists varied phrases about a cash market, clothing economy cleaning, bingo fees, and a postponed supper. It mentions a box, a February date, a special view, and an aerial replacement notice but lacks coherent events or clear names to describe a definite story.
Public sale notices list items and dates for property auctions. The readable lines indicate sale actions with local officials and venue references.
A fragmented sale register lists multiple properties and locations including Locust Tirestess, James Court Horse, Mo Hahn, Tarrig farm, Auggnes cafe, Crow Kimp farm, High Brch, Annapolis Road, Braddock & F Frofsey Line, Jefferson area and surrounding streets. Names such as Crow Kimp, Conner, Snyder, Witham, Uniontifie appear with directions like east of Fred nets and near Ishinwitle. The garbled OCR details indicate numerous farmsteads, roads, and parcels scheduled for sale in a regional February listing.
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