The Weekly News Ad Offers, Sale Notices, and Local Reads
A dense page from Frederick County publica tions highlights varied notices and ads. It argues The News garners the broadest rural circulation, urging farmers to advertise where reach is widest. The piece lists public sale notices, rail schedule notes, and cultural events, including Mendelssohn Quintette Club performances, with details on timing and venues.
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Wrrazy
Frederick County
Frederick
Experites
Frederizt
Brunswick News and Local Happenings
Brunsw ick news item highlights a singing class led by Mr J Knott at the Methodist church with about twenty members. town council planning early improvements. farmers preparing spring plowing. streets graded in Wenner Addition. Maple Avenue work underway. coal yard adds capacity. Community notes include accidents, local business moves, pension award, society meeting, and civic events.
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Brunswick
J. Knott
Atraction
Brunsyfek
Lust
Tiguuk
Singh
Wennera
Maple Avenue
Seerzares
Brunswick Yard
George Houck
Frederck
Wenner
Brunawick
Pullte
John T. Edwards
Brownsville
Robert Weber
Ogleton
Knoxwile
Lucinds Nelson
Knoxville
U.S
Philotssthean Literary Society
Etzhiton
South Market Streets
Kanataha
John Schiller
Cumberland
Walkersville
Albert Anders
Harry Ande
D. K. Cramer
Sarah Monroe
Benmiteburg
Maj
C. A. Hornet
W. A. McKenny
Oscar D. McMillan
J. E. Wible
C. C. Carrena
Loos
Hoonsbdore
Corporation
Joseph Knodle
Boonsboro
Ban
Delegation Opposes Western Maryland Rail Deal at Annapolis
Washington Frederick and Carroll counties representatives met Mayor Batrabe at City Hall Baltimore and voiced opposition to the Baltimore and Cumberland Railroad enlargement and consolidation plan. A large Walkerville group planned a meeting to organize resistance and seek preservation of local interests. Governor Brown heard the delegation but did not veto the recent act expanding the railroad's powers and capitalization. The assembly included officials from Mechanicstown and prominent local citizens.
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Washington
Frederick
Carroll
Annapolia
Getty
Jodee H.C. Steadir Felisneey
Watherviile
Kempods
Loti Dbeagher
Walkerville
Reid
Dent
Me Jun UW
Maughir Yelne
Pee Wee
Amuapetts
Ely
Lmainesa
Asvela
Haverstown
Maryland
Cappital
Dubor
Bankery
Pete T
DG. J. LePhyrsun
Washington County
Daltimore and Cumberland Railroad Company
Baltimore and Cumberland Company
West Virginia Central
Mechanicstown
Messie
Charles BE. Cassell
George W. Stocksdale
James K. Waters
Jacob H. Cover
M.J. Albaugh
Aid for Starving Russians Proclaimed by Maryland Governor
Governor Brown issues a proclamation urging Maryland residents to aid famine relief for Russians suffering from widespread starvation as Congress provides no funds for transportation per the President's request. The move frames relief as a public effort after federal inaction.
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United States
Govenor Brown
Maryland
Congress
Reported Salon Near Knox ville Sheds Hopeful Sale of Old Weverton Property
A fragment reports Ezra Willard of Knoxville visited David H. Rourke on an adjoining farm to discuss the sale of the old Weverton property. The site houses large block buildings once used by the employes of the company, dating back about 30 years.
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Salon
Ezra Willard
Knoxville
Ook Bia
David H. Rourke
Siso
Ifanten
Weverton
Walsh
Accartes
Ton Company
Real Retate Trainere gai Barah I. Grimes bet of land
Land transfer items show DMARON B. Urinaes aiding wife to Barah I Grimes, Sohn B Bell and wife to Annie Long, Wenner and wife to Jere mish Karn and wife, and other transfers including Broee week with unspecified details.
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Dmaron
Fragmentary regional note on governance and Belgea mentions
Incomplete OCR text references governors and a Belgea rep. It notes a gentle Belgea contact and whispers about actions in the region. Names, places, and clear facts are not readable due to damage.
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Govarrenos
Marriage Notices From Park Mills District County
Marriage records show Merriage IAcermes and Joke D with Pilessed Eilen J of Park Mills in this county. Teene 14 appears in the Santa 7 listing. Mars of Mi Alry, Carroll county is noted among local names.
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Merriage
Joke D
Pilessed Eilen J
Recraft
Park Mills
This County
Teene
Waters
Santa
Mars
Mi. Alry
Carroll County
Not enough readable facts for a proper headline
Fragmentary OCR text describes a district matter with names and dates unclear. No coherent event or outcome is present to summarize into a firm card with identifiable persons or organizations.
Letter From New Orleans Describes Metairie Cemetery
A special correspondent tours Metairie Cemetery near New Orleans noting its marble tombs and vaults, water table explain interment limits, and the ornate mausoleums built by benevolent associations. The piece recalls inscriptions, street scenes, French Market changes, and contrasts with the French Quarter full of Creole dialogue and urban details.
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New Orleans
Metairic
Greenwood
Metairie
Pompeii
Herculaneum
Seneshell
Constantinople
Deborahine
Bt. Charlies
Theses
Knights of the Macesront
Cate
Forlenaie
Chy
Tallem
Ovels
Thay
Ohatdingn
Elaki
Vichaany
Thoes
Paris
A Bad Fair in Brunswick Repair Shop Incident
A lone fragment reports an incident at a Brunswick repair shop involving Mr Z T Booth. The text is severely garbled with missing words, unreadable phrases, and unclear sequence of events. No clear outcome or authorities are identifiable from the readable portion.
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Z. T. Booth
Mt Brunewick
Ion
Committees on Leredutious Fire Engine Meet for Mourning
A meeting of the Junior Steam Fire Engine Company was held last evening to act on the death of Mr Washington J Marna. The president praised the deceased member and appointed a committee of Messrs Evdisuedt Hie Gessner and Willis Crim Inns to draft resolutions. The company attended the funeral in dress parade.
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Mrr
Washington J’ Marna
Marman
Bis
W. Gessner
Wiuisra
One Fine House
Fueral
State News Roundup From Baltimore to Hagerstown
A misspelled and fragment filled recap reports deaths in near Annapolis and Montgomery disputes, a fatal shooting near Colesville, and a court battle in Bladenburg. Montgomery County proposes two year terms for county commissioners with future four year terms, while Judge Douglas arrives in Hagerstown after being named adjutant general and ponders acceptance.
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Liveaty
Tere
Prope Fentertay
Ani Young
Lewis Ritter
Giovanstoy
Thoms Waekimaster
Ielice Frederick
Reat Denty
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Win
Canby
House of Delegates
Stottesgey County
Omg
Colessite
Tvhontan Howard
Upper Marlhers
cAntent
Khl
Duhp Clark
Bladenaburg
Clark
James PL Gott
Gene Royal
Montgomery County
Willis
Blade
Tivo Aball
Douglas
Hagerstown
Wastinton
Pspere
Lim
Howard
Baundere
Guard
Hera
Mons
Public Farm Sales Report From Ellerton and Middletown
Executors and auctioneers conduct sales of real estate near Ellerton and Middletown. One sale at Ellerton lists 19 acres and improvements selling to Charlie Wipe som for 9450. A Middletown sale by Minnick features No 1 eleven acres to George J. Renne burg for 200 and No 9 ninety four acres to J. Harman Ramaburg for 140 with additional parcels sold for 180 and other amounts.
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Heal Ketato
Charles W. Johnson
Samuel Wiseman
Ellerton
Kierton
Rooda
Charlie Wipesom
Woneeday
Bata Minnick
Clara ¥. Kepler
Lutler Kepler
Middletown
George J. Renneburg
JT. Harman Ramaburg
Bame
Frederick and Pennayhans Line officials attend Baltimore meeting
Hallroad election attendees Mowart Eisenhauer Payne Motherry Ditfendal Doll directors of the Frederick and Pennayhans Line Railroad travel by train to Baltimore for a Northern Central Railroad office meeting to elect officers. A banquet and cake supper followed at Carrick House with officers and guests, donations planned to fund a later purpose.
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Mowart
Jobn Eisenhauer
J. F. Payne
Dr. KC. Motherry
J. M. Ditfendal
M. E. Doll
Frederick City
Frederick and Pennayhans Line Railroad
P. R
Baltimore
Northern Central Railroad Oder
Offewts
F.& Pll. BR. OR
Remaina Removed After Homicide Near Mill County
Fragmentary report describes a homicide scene near Cornelius Mill with remains removed and transport to a local home. Officials noted no inquest was deemed necessary and a follow up will occur tomorrow morning. The report references a Mr Lewis and persons in the vicinity.
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Lewis
Cornelius Ann
Fragmented meeting notes on fire department drill committee
Fragmentary OCR text records a meeting of the jitending committee of the Tadefeoidsnt Hose Com. It references framing of a plan and an assembly of officials, with names and tasks unclear due to garbled words.
Canal Obligations and State Claim for Labor Debts
The state seeks 3000 to pay for labor and materials on the Chesapeake canal project through a board of three governor appointed commissioners. An appropriation of 75.40 is requested to cover these wages as the canal’s value and salvage were enhanced by worker labor. Claimants are workers who labored two years with no pay, seeking relief through assignment of claims to the state and equal treatment with other corporations.
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Garenst Tins
Celts
Tess and Ly
Chesapeske and
Otto Canal Company
Anti Srectors
Mtata
Biate
Nagmad Ag
Ftenaon
Gia
Alin
Runy Coounty
Denis
Stata
Dar
Che Guiyerner
Local Exhibit and Event Postponements Noted
Local notice reports an exhibit of neodie work continuing until the evening of Saturday 27th, with music planned for callers. It also states Joe Gutman’s passing leads to postponement of Krederton events at City Motel until March 6, with references to February and March dates and a sign-off from B Buckey.
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Ark Neville
Tate
Avery Caller
Chilton
Joe Gutman
Dn Krederton
City Motel
Buckey
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Han
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Sala—Kinching Wood
Tt. V. Ruckey
Sraggadocia
Rene Convenience
Hain
Otty Rail Bonight
Mendelssohn Quintette Club
Pesch Seas Peu
Bend
Mos
Eis County
Ralamee Hart
Bie
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Wsbebes
Vanes
Teft Ek
Mechanicstown Clarion
Joe
Saan
Afr
WL A. Conner
Weron
J. Shipley
Urbana
Mir
Poole
Tramsville
Robert Hendrickson
Fitzsimmons
Aloop
Sjamsville
Frank Hollman
Ijamsville
Julie
George Alfred Townsend
Clagetts
Gap
Pondest
Logensoker
Faratn
Rajee
Bushela
Hygela Ica
FP. R
Union Bridge
Horace Johnson
Connecticut
Board of Charities and Correc-ton
Dagerechi
Wasblemon
Tas
Wn Wagner
Baying
Iphs
Rome
Willmors
Miltea ‘Roodwerk
Nowern Ai
Circuit Court
the Sista
Gardner Piper
Wers
Btatu Va
Fran Smith
Back Diamond
House of Correction
Same
Ve. E. Howard
Ates
Mnerman
Myersullle
Tineger
P. Buoned
Distriet Ko
Bout F
Jordee Pestorda
News OF the State
Carrick
Rusiyn Herron
Ray
Wralmeen
Jounewa
Purity Lodge
Tacdh
Ingrams
CRINA
Ormee Cetus
Mullintk & Rea
D. H. Best
GHAY
Bath
Andretes
Cwrets
the & Tou and
Beaver
Floyds
Albatons
Sdoorn
M. Marteey
Sheetory
James ER Waleer
Prine
Meshurbrew
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Reveck
Duevisdors Tu TC
Wil Rents Coy
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THY RA Ratest
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Eeca Bay
RA Goodin the
Sarret
Kuduck
AKRWS
Weva and
Testure Siuals
Ita
Watt
Talis
Dante Ted Yngeuins
Leiarliys
Colter
Washineton
Manali
Crater
Clon
Fespath
Min
Faye Wranthar
Wit
Benet
Tale
Cook Way
Pont Perry Mt
John Hendrickson
Wwe
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