Ice Plant for At pica Virginia interests in Johannesburg venture
Virginias Worthington and Blevenson of the Jobsoncs Darg Ice Manufacturing and Cold Storage Company met at Hotel Reaper Ballitoe after receiving a cablegram about a new ice plant venture. They announced plans to incorporate a company in Joha nesburg, with Worthington and associates from Winchester, New Creek, and Warnerboro. The project faces high freight costs, rising food prices, and mining prospect talk, including estimates of gold and ore beneath Johannesburgs surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginiase
Johanneaurge
Breee
Worthington
Wi'l-Nown
Frederick
Urd
Rey Blevenson
Secrtary
Jobsoncs Darg Ice B
Reaper
Ballitoe
Abe
Alt. Worthington
Henna
Worthington Broa
Johanesburg
South Allies
Winchester
T. GC. Uyi
New Creek
Pra Tite
Bruce Worthingtod
Wo Ikey Stavenson
Wincheater
Thomas Nitpley
Warnerboru
Tevlder JB Roby
Warnerbora
Bing
Wioche-tee
Frick Manufacturing Company
New York
Ape
Waothington
Johanneshire
Worthiogton
Aheratfom
Uecks
United State Geological Survey
Baginau
France
Girmaoy
Ruala
Waynesboro
Sosapnestury
Johannesburg
Worthing
Mexico
Texye
Ain
Bible Study Club Meets and Association Rolls Updated
The Y M G A Bible Study Club led by Mr A Foar hake meets tonight at 8 to study the third chapter of St John. President B S Elsbelberger has completed reorganizing association committees with names listed for religious work education gymnasium committees and other subgroups. The advanced games session closes at 8 tonight. Funeral services were held yesterday for Mr Thomas L Thomas at St Joseph Catholic Church with pallbearers named and interment at the local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible Study Club
A. Foar
William D. Zimmerman
Qwan Compher
W. W. Parnwore
J. N. Cutehall
Harry Blackston
Aldridge
R. C. Waitt
Hammond Urner
Dr. Goodell
J. H. Apple
D. Willard
Thomas L. Thomas
At. Joseph's Catholic Church
Reese Vondarraat
Jobe Wadgett
A J. Mc Mane
D.C. Bready
Ges Bneuffer
Day
J. Fenton Thames
W.B
Euchleon
Rage Charge. Fhe off petatlin bed ned well knows wucteew of Mr. Thomas B lope
The fragmentary text references a dispute involving Mr. Thomas B Lopez on Market Street and Mr. Albert W. Gow. It mentions a weapon and a subsequent “after whelming” event, but details are incomplete and unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petatlin
Thomas B
Market Street
Popa
Albert W. Gow
County Prisoners for Release and Overcrowding Plan
Frederick County authorities submit a list of 124 female prisoners to Secretary of State Dallam for gubernatorial review. The move, led by Warden William Slack, aims to address jail overcrowding by placing names on the governor’s ballot for consideration of parole or clemency. The compiled roster includes inmates from Frederick and nearby counties with varied parole terms and transfer aboard Baltimore and Ohio lines. dates range from November to December, with terms from 60 to 90 days and several longer sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rederick County
Hense
William Slack Ard
Dallam
Lowndes
Frederick County
Jaggly Moore
Yon Kane
Bert
McCvelling
Baltimore and Ohio
Mathroad
Mirso Montha
Thames Kegnely
Dacexver
Jamee Williams
Ushhmare
Raftind
Toonay Styrnay
Decemur
Personal notes from Mr and Mrs Sturgis and neighbors
Purely personal items report Mr Edward Sturgis, former Frederick conductor, leaving for Washington to visit family. Mrs Frank Welty returns home after a short stay. Local residents Granger and Wood noted at North Howards Road and in New London. Miss Tillie Houck and Miss Hattie Blane visit Philadelphia and Frederick respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre UV. T
Boralator
Granger
North Wowards
Valitaure
Wm Wood
New London
T'S Counsy
Tillie Houck
Harmony Grove
Frederick
Death of a Child In 1920 Tells Tragic Tale
Willard Asrpontor infant son of Mr and Mrs Willard Kellar died of a severe cold at age 1 year 3 days. Funeral will be private tomorrow at 1 o clock from the Clark Place home with interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Community sympathy pours out for grieving parents amid a somber loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Asrpontor
Willard
Kellar
Earb
Clarko Place
Mt. Olyot
Fragmented OCR item reports political actions and nominations
An obscure historical OCR passage describes government actions and party caucus activity. It references Secretary at the government and nominations for senator, archbishop, and other offices, with unclear details about votes and dates. The text names several individuals and regions but is garbled.
Delays at the courthouse turn on a tense vote
Report of a delayed hearing and heated hall discussions as Lopros presided over a contested case. Names like Marella, Gallia, and Chadron appear amid references to witnesses, a late meeting, and subsequent governmental reception. The event shifts toward a broader review by officials and a formal recount of the year’s proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallia Qadeliser
Clarks
Sanday
Albedo Tnt
Iowa
Hanlin
Qaelle
Vetentto Saati ae Cail Bescos Tadd Dirbage che cere ieting
A garbled historical account references election aspects, church figures, and political charges with scattered names and places. The text mentions protests, candidacy, and alleged wrongdoing, along with a medical remedy advertisement inserted amid the confusion. It preserves vivid but unclear fragments and many proper nouns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vetentto Saati
Westerdas
Catearbiery
Chester
Ite of Women and Medical Claims in 19th Century Ads
An obscured historical clipping reviews women related topics and various remedies. It mentions Karl's Clover cures for constipation and promotional lines for Albert L. Pearre works. The fragment references many product labels, names, and places in a period advertising voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
Albert L Pearre
Untitled Med Remedies Advertisements Mixed in Text
Fragmented OCR text reads like a collage of 19th or early 20th century medical ads. It mentions remedies such as Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia, Pan-Tina for coughs and fevers, BhiBilon's Catarrh Remedy, Karl's Clover Root Tea, and a pain relief formula touted by a druggist in Frederick. The garbled passage blends promotional claims, addresses, and vendor names, reflecting an old newspaper page with ad clutter and possible mis-scanning.
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Roya
Urabe
Bota
I'Y
the Daily News
Atrica
Tordella Galtirh
Jane'le Galther
Wayneaboro Thurstay
Khernon
Frank Galther
National Hotel
Bowton
Phiadelphis
Congresa
United
Ain Caneetty
de Aphelit
Ifabe Vronilate
Ciaggett
Borar City
Democratanlan
Ford Cook
Sven Tnkite
Wioppo Pritchard, Tarrian
Cydan
Popattat Penaloriat
Loculock
Archbithap Monnens
Deri
Hertisaeny
Petate
Fatima
Tee Arch
Ake
New Castle County
Senate
HOUSE
Peterre Wall Gautier
Walttoys Cormee
Anne
Ateniytnes
Caawvernor
London
Grovernor i
Barerell
Gavedner Worteonagil
Nariei
Choi
Hehiyeh
Kenordy
Chey
Berg
Joby
Ford
Hegrkton
Wong
Dor
Ashame
Jeanie
Paw Wiley
Dewey
Greremwdlag
Chamberlain
Shoals Prining Depot
Cuntuburlain
Phare
Tranbhes
Vorrale
and. Cearm
Prodvenk
WR Rady
Abrys
Karle Chiver
Albert L. Pearre
Oontem
LaGripes
Preamonte
Philohn
Mehieon Palit
Trayes
Tutt
Ty Bas
Bose
J.A. Wilamaod
Senderick
A. Williamson
Prederick
North Market
Van-Tina
Steiner Bena
B. O. Wells & Co
F Roy. N. F
Bhi Bbilon
Albert Letease
Btohtcon Building
Abou Bbiioh
Albert LY Etchison
Albert Ly Hoasre
Bronson Building
Pan-Tina
Steiner
de Gams
Merve
Bethea
Cotin
De.buty
Merce
Diepensary Medical Association
Buffalo, N.Y
ANG
eTree Ecavenoar
Alway
Gail Borden Eagie
Sears
Beatatte
W.S. Miller & Go
Han Harnickk
Central. Hardware Co
Patrick St
Old Central
Ilotel Huilding
Akin
Drugeieta
Chemiats
Woodsboro
Steiner Brow
Rudy
Mt. Airy
Rex
Atrinak Wros
Droggiste
Worth Market Street
Ennyroyal
Aly Ceaulen
Bodo Pulcnor Adhdee
Weapenry
Kelleg
South Sarket AT
Carty
Capun A Ta
Tayy
Cash Patricks Street
Ring IN the New
Samoola
Samoa
Grove .& Kindley
Hartford
Hartford Typewriter Co
Hartford Conn
Counties
S. Howard
Montgomery and Carroll
Maddion
Deadic Puuy
Marie i.Al
Ih. B. Etchison
Beth Market &T
Frederick, Md
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