Purely Personal Notices From Front Hoyah Area
Local society notices list several visits and departures. Thoss Ooms and Gate Mille Winters of Front Hoyah visit uncle B F Hamaker in Liberty. Mrs Rev B F DeVries and daughter of Barford county visit Edwin Devil in Liberty. Charles Lowe of Minnesota visiting brother J C Lowe near London. Frank Moxshaur of Liberty heads to Frederick for jail work. Ig Battie Doub of Middletown visits Cartie and Luis Doub in Franklin. James F Joy and wife return to Elerton Ohio after month with relatives in Middletown City. Was Georgia Slauer of Lisbon How county visiting relatives in the city. A O Sefton and daughter May of June IL visit mother and Tharmont. Margaret Clingan visiting Is Baltimore.
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Te Mille Winters
Front Hoyaha
B. F. Hamaker
Liberty
B. F. DeVries
Ig Battie Doub
Middletown
Minsea Cartie
Luis Doub
James F. Joy
Middistown City
Thars
Eilerton
Ohio
Georgia Slauer
Lisbon
Howcounty
Cty
A. O. Sefton
May
Jine, Il
Tharmont
Margaret Clingan
Baltimore
Harford Republicans seek redistricting and salarie reform
In Harford County the Republican group pushes for redistricting and salary changes as local factions discuss appointments and district control. Thomas Holly, jailed in St Mary’s, and Bancroft the Naval Academy cruiser return to Annapolis after repairs. The Peninsula Horticultural Society holds a meeting at Center and adjourns. Funeral rites for Judge John T. are held at Waverly in Queen Anne’s County. Salisbury council considers licensing to fund fire engine services amid wider liquor regulation efforts. The Poor rate debate reflects reformist spirit in the region.
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Harford County
Holly
Thomas Harper
St. Mary’s County
Naval Academy
Crufeer Bancroft
Andipolis
Norfolk
Peninvais Horticultural Society
Temaina
John
Market Tales and Weather Woes in Frederick杂
In Frederick the market scene blends humor with daily trade as winter lingers and prices for eggs butter poultry and vegetables shift. A gray cat and a rumor of a marriage proposal animate the market while Captain Levy promotes the Independent Bazar fair ahead of a busy two weeks.
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John Levy
Johnny Hardt
Maryland
Frederick
Worth Trying A Curiosity From an Old Craft Page
A fragmented instructional excerpt describes folding a strip of paper to draw a center line, rolling ends, and twisting to form two circles. The text is muddled and hints at a piece from a craft or science-lesson page, noting it has never been satisfactorily explained by earlier authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Kolb
George Hetelela
Ita
Fragmentary Notice From An Unknown Local Column
Fragmentary readable text mentions distances and subterranean channels with vague references to champagne and candles. No clear events, names, dates, or places are discernible from the fragment.
Syrup of Figs Promises Permanent Stomach Relief
Olden time people ignored lasting benefits and settled for temporary laxatives. Now it is known Syrup of Figs permanently cures habitual constipation, so well informed buyers avoid other laxatives that only work briefly and harm the system.
Master Workman Tribute At Frederick Lodge Mo1d
A formal presentation ceremony for Master Workman William F. Citioe at Frederick Lodge Missouri featured thanks from the senior officers and a tribute lapel badge. The ceremony expressed gratitude for five terms of service and urged continued devotion to the order's motto Charity Hope and Protection.
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Frederick Lodge
Wm F. Citioe
Lage
Alfred Jeter
Ctéeral Ce Wales
Phorphe A We
Ser Caiten
Tbs
Faesc
E&c
Avery
Supreme Lodge of Heavens
Rey
Woraman
Mazer Woraman
Rose
Sosron
Esus
Fourth Ballot in Maryland Senate Race and Proceedings
The Maryland legislature held a fourth ballot for United States senator with results: Wel megten leading Goldsborough 22 to 14, others scattered. Explanations followed, a fifth ballot planned, and a Republican caucus to select the nominee eyed as a likely defeat for Wellegion. Separate notes describe a bill to fund public libraries and a three-member governor appointed board, plus a report urging extension of Judge Bryan's term. Frederick county mentions Samuel Stevenson and Col. J B Rouzet, with reminiscences of a 1566 assembly session and notable figures from that era.
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United Statea Renacor
Wes Mog
Galdsborough
Westcott
Malliklo
Dixon
Mudd
Wel- Megten
Mrjing
Wan
Welilegion
Senate
United States
Jstat
Bryan
Madd
House
Cesate
General Assembly
Chesapeake Bay
Committee On
Colonial Bank of Baltimore
Frederick Courty
Licksville
Mesars
James Day
Edward Nichols
Charles R. Aland
Robert Ranneberger
Annapolis
Samuel Stevenson
House of Correction
Stevenson
Lowndes
Reagan
Cel
J.B. Rouzet
Frederick County
Lez.alator
Jear
Phillip Francie Thomas
Talbot County
Oliver
Anne Arundel
Issaa D Jones
Somerset
Richard B. Carmichael
Queen Anne's
J 0. Clarke
Baltimore
Phepa
Dorchester
Barnes Compton
Charles
George Vickers
Kent
Alexander Evans
Cecil
Mony
Romner
Literary Societies Tee Ceilomaterass Debates In Local Meeting
The regular weekly meeting of the society was held Thursday evening with President De Lloyd T. MacG Jr in the chair. The debate centered on Parkhurst's New York City published stance. The affirmative was supported by Prof Apple and Dr Bowles, while the negative was led by Mr John W Kolb and Mr H R Cramer. President MacGill, aided by Messrs Nicotemes and Houff, ruled in favor of the negative.
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de Lloyd T. Macg, Jr
New York City
Bantley
Parkhurst
Apple
Bowles
John W. Kolb
H.R. Cramer
Macill
Wm. H. Nicotemes
J. 5. Houff
Local Dog Event Ends in Tragedy in Coresville
The fragment recalls a Saturday incident in Coresville where Mr Thomas Brasdoutarg witnessed a disturbing scene involving two dogs. The text suggests violence occurred as the dogs were killed, with unclear details and garbled wording.
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Thomas Brasdoutarg
Coresville
After Trade The Bonsboro Merchants Meet to Boost Road Link
Merchants of Bonsboro held a meeting in Boonsboro to devise plans for improving the road to Wolfsville and attract more trade from that region. The effort aims to create a better connection and economic flow between the towns.
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Bonsboro
Boonsboro
Wolfsville
German Settlements and Monocacy History Talk
The evening featured a lecture by Edward T r cheig on the early German settlements of Western Maryland, focusing on Monocacy and Frederick counties, their migration routes, and lasting church establishments. Attendees heard historical notes from Rev. Michael Schlat ter and Rev. Hein r ich Mahlenberg, with discussion of Monocacy’s role as the first German settlement and the Lutheran and German Reformed congregations in Maryland.
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Castles
Gesmane la Maryant
Edward T.rcheig
Ty Lee
Feoulizie
Yale
Maryland
Prince George
Frederick
Frederick County
Pios
Gelden
Inderick County
Stnes
Marglach
Bohemia Magar
Cecii
Cecii County, About 1031. But Ube
Germantown
Wear
Philadelphia
Daniel Pastorians
Heeleg
France
Germany
Pennsylvania
Gancaster
York
Adam
Virginia
Lancaster County
Adams Counties
Monocacy River
Doll
Firet Qarman Charch
Lancaster County Court
Wright's Ferry
Wrightsville
General Assembly of
Potomac River
Virgina
Lord Baltimore
Potomac
Sarquebana
Monccacy
Monocaty
Monocacy
Zscharins
Michael Schlatter
Hoeinrich M. Mahlenberg
Fleo Fredericktown
Palatinate
Chanapeake Bay
Thomas Hcniey
Georgia
Innda
Prederick Town
Reformera Belit
Dulaney
Charch Street
Patick Street
Patrick Street
Tale Besidez
Toe
Arceted
Tha Lor Tals
Muhlenbdurg
Qgraceham
Parchane of Business Stand Purchase Noted in Maryland
H F Btone of Lappana Maryland recently bought from Messrs Schaffa of Brunswick a large property comprising store and residence with a substantial above store space reported in local notices.
Complimentary Arion Sextette concert at Woman's College hall
A January 20 benefit concert by the Arion Sextette for Y M C A and Library of Woman's College will be held at Woman's College hall. The program features Boware, McCutcheon, Binley, Harris, Hendrickson, W L Oarty, soprano Bertha Fox, actress Jenny Thomas, and pianist Dr Ender with tickets available at the door. The note closes with thanks for assistance at a recent house warming and mentions local ads for reading material and an Oyster Sapper fundraiser at Harmony Grove Chapel January 8.
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Woman's College Hall
Woman's College
Arion
Messrs
Ralph Boware
Wm. McCutcheon
Mesesra
Binleyambrill
Jas. Harris
Sacood
Chas
B. T. Hendrickson
Jos
W.L Oarty
Bertha Fox
Apprano
Misa Jennie Thomas
T. 3. Ender
Harmony Grove
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Arthur
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Ani
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Pees Marks
Till & F
Podal
Rewe
Jasmxeton
D.C
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Lake
Middle Atantic States
New England
Hatteras
Middle Atlantic
Aesinaboloe
Aspera
Middle States
L. Stevens
Snaen G. B. Zebbers
P Oats and Capes
WB Vaerseveseeenssan
Asiia Doderwear
Te Woman's College
O.U. A
W. W. Lease
News OF the State
Macahr
Aaron Davis
Asroo
Yeakle
Deslera
the State Legislature
Bitortoel Society
Shriner Milling
Urkesville
Ariel
Lyberansa
Dreland
McCreery
St Seb
Walter Saunders
Hamilton Lindsay
East Fourth
Benjamin E. Phoebus
Chay
B. Fout
Houe
South Market Street
Patman
Zagene Boonseller
John Hendrickson
Joax
Raingouk
Cam Kid
Emir
Bam
Joux Hencaksson
F. V. Staub
Rand
Rand Broat
LoTk
Wwe
Cour AO UK
F. V. Stave
North Market
Doll Brothers
Taib Sbihon
Don Badrness
Railing Grocery CO
Mackerel
Cod Fisk
Bright Goods
C. Eldridge
Brictmas
Mas Oode
W. C
Bodock & Neidng
Reece & Nedig
McBlin
Sal
Jgat
Kodock & Nridigs
A.J. Bice
BONS
A. T. Ricz & Sone
Navin Slacmot
Frederiak
Intse-State Telephone
Calla
James EE
Waleer
J. B. Walker
Jas. E. Warexe A
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D. Dow
Bartholowmy
Apollo
Durerarts
C. BH. Brau & Boes
Gessere
Tee
Chrismas
Milliaery
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Exparvez
Patriocn
Frederick, MD
J. F. Eisengauer
Lisenhauer
Sisenhac Em
A. B. Hargrtt
B.aargett
Swikt
A. B. Hasan
Prousaie
Witeme
Loo&l
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Buckley
S. W
D. H. Best
D. H. Bests
Sl Forth Market
Ee Egie
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