The News Frederick Item
Readable fragments describe a Frederick scene on February 2 with local people and events. The sparse OCR notes mention the city, date, and general civic or social activity.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1956
Page
5
Readable fragments describe a Frederick scene on February 2 with local people and events. The sparse OCR notes mention the city, date, and general civic or social activity.
A chaotic text describes Wisconsin cheese makers flooding the capital with talk of varieties from feta to cheddar. Barbara Brown and Alice Barbara praise cheese’s value, while references to a Queen of Dairyland and a dairy celebration hint at a publicity stunt or public event.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a Hods Vaetion event raising funds with a student faculty auction and sale of meals and handwork items. It mentions dinners for students, picnics, transportation to colleges, housing fairs, and services like barn sitting housework garden chores dog walking and car washing. It notes offerings centered on services rather than goods.
Amid classifieds and notices, buyers find farm and home ads from multiple brokers. Listings include dairy and stock farms, brick and frame houses, and rent-to-own options with prices, locations, and quick possession notes across Frederick and Walkersville areas.
Listings describe brick bungalows and Ramblers in Frederick County with 2 to 4 bedrooms, full cement basements, 1 to 3 car garages, and options from 48 to 6 900 dollars. Features include fireplaces, Youngstown cabinets, storm doors, and attic or basement spaces. Financing notes target VA and conventional terms.
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