Weather Forecast From The Daily News Notebook
Special Dispatch to The News from Washington January. Warmer tonight and Friday evening. Pressure rises in the lake regions and Newfoundland, with a high in the Central Valley. Sugar depressions in the Dakotas and a second in Florida. Rain on the South Atlantic coast, light rains otherwise. Temperature to rise in Tennessee Ohio Valley Lake regions Upper Mississippi Missouri valleys. Changes slight elsewhere. If rain in the South West and cold wave in the Northwest today, similar conditions follow in a day or two.
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Farr
M. W. Hageriston
New Foundland
Oco Valley
Dakotas
Florida
South Atlantic
Uaaes
New England
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Lake
Missisalopi
Mizcouri
N. W
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Local classified ads list rental and sale notices
A snapshot of reader notices includes House For Rent by John T. Green and A. C. Carlin, For Sale listings by Tyson & Zimmerman and Shriner Milling Co, Lost item Liberty Stage Driver, Dairyman Wanted, Public Sale notices from Roller Flour and Dry Goods, and lectures by Dr. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Green
Tyson & Zimmerman
Liberty Stage Driver
A. C. Carlin
Shriner Milling
John Hendrickson
Dairyman
John T. Best
Dr. Reed
The New Weekly Kews Offers Variety for All Readers
The issue promises the largest circulation outside Baltimore with home and world news. It includes letters from county correspondents, telegraph reports, fashion features, Homemaking dress columns, and sections on Farm and Garden, Dairy and Creamery, Live Stock, Architecture, and Good Roads. Also prints poems, stories, sketches, and ads from C Carty, Remnants in Dress House, a Bicycle Show, news office items, and a public sale notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
Our Lady
Daniel Webster
Judie Chollet
Weet
Asoweeta reMarkell & Trail
Frederick Chiy
Blan
Ieee -P. WS
Shriner Miling Co
John Hendrickson
Rodock & Neldiz
Walker & Co
G. H. Zimmerman
Sasignee
Kansas Man’s Grim Satire Mentioned in Indianapolis Journal
A Kansas gentleman tells a bitter quip about civilizing the Western red man and a lady’s critique. He insists no use in civilizing a “critter that can't tell a beard,” then nervily rambles about his own condemnation of Ban’s embrace members of the feminine sex.
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Kansian
Indianapolis Journal
Kansas
West
Masquerade Ball at Academy of the Visitation
Delightful masquerade ball ended in a grand display with 115 costumed attendees in the Academy hall. The event featured a grand march, diverse costumes, and a lavish dinner before guests learned of a guardian sister death cast a pall over the convent home.
Telephones Connecting Rockville and Sandy Springs
Workmen finished erecting poles for the Rockville to Sandy Springs telephone line and placed numbers across town while strings wires on Saturday. The complete system will soon link the town with the county and many offices will receive phones. Efforts aim to extend service to Bethesda Park for a Washington connection.
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Montgomery County
Rockville
Sandy Springs
Bethesda Park
Washington
Remarkable Remackable Household in Doub’s County
At Doub s county home, the sare ron s famile comprises Mr David Myers 72 and his wife 65. Jacob Specht 91, father in law, and Miss Annie Fisera 74, sister of Myers and widow of David Specht, complete the group. The four total 305 years, averaging over 76 per person.
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Doub’s
David Myers
Jacob Specht
Mr. Myers
Crawford Woolen Company charter granted at Martineburg
A charter is granted to the Crawford Woolen Company of Martineburg. Incorporators include XN. 2 Crawford, F. M. Crawford of New York, and Thomas L. Dunn JT. 8. G. Pitzer, Janes Thompson of the city. The business includes the Crawford Woolen Mill of tons city.
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Martineburg
Crawford Woolen Company
Crawford
F. M. Crawford
New York
Thomas L. Dunn
G. Pitzer
Janes ¥. Thompson
Crawford Woolen Milie
Tons City
Court backs Esher Bowmans in church suit case
Judge Edward takes opinion for complainants in Evangelical Church case, favoring Rev. J. J. Miller and Exber Bowmanttes. Court enforces trust deed to keep property as a place of worship for North America Evangelical Association. Reeser says no appeal will be taken. Dubaites in Central Pennsylvania Conference organize toward United Evangelical Church.
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Edward Take
J. J. Miler
Exber-Bowman
Echiaig Tiss
J.C. Reeser
Wetrngues
Platoufa
Maryland
Pennsyvania
Peatcud Miler
Mere
York
Leggisistioe
Ile
General Conference
Plslett
Evangelical Association of North America
Ani
J. C. Reeser
Dubste Evangelical
Hagerstown
Judge Stake
J.L. Miller
Hey. Reeser Sauwea
Isi
Central Pennsylvania
Eastern Pennsylvania
News of the State Highlights and Local Urgencies
Heaviest storm in eight years hits Talbot county while Laurel residents warn of stamp scam. Naval Academy tests firing gear on Bancroft guns at Annapolis. Elkton hosts the long delayed County Teachers Institute. William Smith dies at Hall Cross Roads aged sixty. Hagerstown Cuba Evangelical Church loses property suit to Esher Bowmanlies. Oklahoma A&M offers Easton High principal E B Murdaugh a new job. Court of Appeals hears case over $50,000 damages from failed courthouse land acquisition.
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Talbot County
Laurel
Bancroft
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Cocil County Teachers’ Institute
Elkton
William Smith
Hall Cross Roads
Queen Anne’s County
Cuba Evangelical Congregation
Hagerstown
Judge Stake
Esher Bowmanlies
E. BD. Murdaugh
Easton High School
Oklahoma Agricultural College
Court of Appeals At
John
Courthouse Commission
Invitation from 1850 for temperance hall event
An 1850 invitation in Mr Geo Esterly’s possession notes a July 25 date for a gathering in the Hall of Temperance to arrange a fair for the benefit of the fire company. The committee of arrangements lists numerous names including Kata Doub, David J. Markey, Wi H. Hiteshew, D C Bartgis, and others.
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Geo. Esterly
Mire
Frederick
Sona of Temperance
Ire
Tsmes
Sre
Kata Doub
David J. Markey
Wi. H. Hiteshew
David Cole
Wm. A Ebberta
John J. Smith
Andrew Hoyd
James Brunner
Pete Rhodes
Wm. H. Donb
Joseph C
Alberton’s Elder Poetess Lying Dangerously Ill
Mrs Wachter, longtime Alberton resident and widow of Frederick businessman Jacob Wachter, aged in her seventies, is gravely ill at home. Renowned as a poet with few print appearances, she is among the town’s oldest residents who helped shape local culture. A cursory column notes the era’s medical claims about laxatives and digestive health.
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Posteas
Wachter
Alberton
Jacob Wachter
Frederick
Trade notice on sale at 92 East Patrick Street
Advertises sale to Merzkstt at 92 East Patrick Street with delivery by end of February. Claims CERESVILLE ROLLER FLOUR improves yields and reduces losses, touting its superior baking performance against ordinary brands.
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East
Patrick Street
FREDERICK AND HAGERSTOWN FAIR MEETING REACHES AGREEMENT
The board of managers of the Hagerstown Fair and Frederick County Agricultural Society settled a long standing difference in Frederick at the City Hotel. Visitors including President Stonebraker and officials from both sides discussed dates, alternating weeks, and banning foreign professional exhibitors to protect farmers. A sleigh ride ended with no injury. The Montgomery County Agricultural Society planned land purchase and track surveying for a half mile track and set dates for the next fair on September 8 4 5 and 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstoun Vistors
Masegere
Hagerstown Fair
Frederick County Agricultural Society
City Hotel
Vistors
John W. Stonebraker
Geo. W. Smith Jr. Meaars
Garbirger
W. Stonebraker
Charles 8. Lane
J. Mecp
Lee
C. A. Sitter
Clarken J Webs
Hamiltan
B. 8. Bond
Gesera
Massenger
Baltimore An Abiio Railroad
Frederick
Lee Depo
Zschartan
Eefsh
Directiay
Prederick County Agriculures Asquocistun
Cosas N Harest
AU. McVardel
W. Downey
E. Mesuerry
P. HB
Huteebew
J.C. Morter
Col DU
Winebrewer, L
Clingan
Harry C. Keefer
D. UC
Hagerstown
Charlies H. Hargett
Market Street
Rockville Fale
Montgomery County Agricultural Society
Messrs. Dawson
Farr
Timonlam
Upper Marlboro
Not a Good Road letter to the editor disagreement
Letter to the editor disputes a petition to open a road from Rocky Springs to Shookstown. Claims petitioners misrepresent support and warns of large tax burden. Misinformation about widespread approval is denied, urging readers to review official records. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad follows.
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Rocky Springs
Shookstown
Certelo
Laugh provoking comedy at Cordray Theater
The crowd at Cordray's Theater enjoyed Sam J Burton and Lif fe Coleman in the comedy drama 8! Perking. The traveling troupe, with a comic parade on Pioneer square, delivered musical excellence and hearty laughter. Sam J Sutton and Shine Linte Cyleman were praised as clever comedians. Beal seats for tomorrow night were sold.
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Seattle
Weab
Cordray'a
Sam J Burton
Liffie Coleman
Ap. Pateo Fom Gremo
Sam J. Sutton
Shine Linte Cyleman
Beal
Pleasant Invent Pound Party At Zechariah Green Home
A New Year pound party at the Zechariah Green residence near Frederick on Thursday evening January 2 drew a welcoming crowd. Guests arrived about eight, enjoyed games until one, then dined on a beautifully decorated table of delicacies. Prominent attendees included Neve Porter, Fannie Remaburg, Beasie and Nelite Ranneberger, Addie Whomss, Nannie Suman, Clara Nusbaum, and many others. Chaperones were Miss Beysle Ranneberger, Mrs. Chas. Michael, and Miss Lizzie Brown. A dance is planned tonight near Shookstown hosted by Mr. Wickham.
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Zechariah Green
Frecarick
Bessie Kanigberger
Missea Neve Porter
Fannie Remaburg
Beasie
Nelite Ranneberger
Addie ‘Whomss
Nannie
Badle Suman
Clara
Oste Nusbaum
Jose Yingilag
Virgie Cromwell
Salite
Janie Ranoeborer
Clara Smith
Clara Shank
Hoss Greau
Messrs
J. M. Dutrow
Mr. Pleasant
Albert Mercer
Tom Cramer
Tolbert Summers
Braddock
Alen Webster
Chas. Bermaburg
Eugene Murphy
Lee
Geo. Ranneberger
Harry Iggett
Evening Cane In Fashion Yet Not Extinct
The piece argues that evening cane customs persist among youth though altered. It notes that four or five admirers in one evening counts as large, while earlier eras saw far more callers per debutante. Parlor settings reportedly struggled to seat gallants in the centennial period.
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Fien
Funeral for Mary B. Jones Held at Aabury Mt. B Church
The funeral for Mary B. Jones was held yesterday at 3 PM from Aabury Mt. B. Church with Rev. J. T. Owens officiating. Pallbearers included Tyler Taveyhill Chas. Boulden Frank Olland and Frank Herries. Burial followed at Greenmount Cemetery. A. T. Rice & Sons Funeral Directors.
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Punerals
Mary B. Jones
Aabury Mt. B. Church
J. T. Owens
Tyler Taveyhill
Chas. Boulden
Prank Olland
Frank Herries
Greenmount Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Lectures and Church Event Noted in Frederick
In Frederick on February 11 at M. E. Church Dr Reed lectured on Qualy tion that Win and related topics. The talk drew sharp wit and humor, keeping the audience engaged throughout. Local mention cites the New Era in Lancaster as noting this Interesting event.
Wanted rare stamps and home job ads flood Frederick Md
Classified page reveals a mix of stamp buying offers, work from home canvassing for The News and other publications, and local real estate listings in Frederick Maryland. Prominent names appear along with prices, locations, and earning claims, all in garbled OCR.
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Packe Syeere
Gorn
Gila
D.C
Sillam
Dewa
Tas Waeety Nene
Baltimore
Academy of the Visiation
Academy of Tha Visitation
Thelrogn Wort
AlGucund P.m
Long Dle
Soma
Air Percival
Miss Major
M. Engitah
A. Hanlon
Louis XVI1
Misa N. Foley
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinete
N. Eisenbauer
Ecd
A. Offer
N. L. Myer
B. Whyte
B. McSherry
C. Stansbury
M. Cullen
M. Trundle
Isd
L. Manulnog
Ballebargh
Beatrice
Benedict
Edne Worman
Mr. Prince
BM. Campbell
Reichstadt
Julia Montague
Salile Selman
F& Jockey
A. Totten
Sfix Ieinge
Alma Keller
Maude Extwisle
M. Healy
E. Webb
B. Myer
Liberty
N- McCaitery
Helen Cassiz
Katrina van Tassel
Adele Harrison
Sipper
Academy
Angel of Death
Convent
Abidat
News OF the State
Hayes
Ceresville Roller
Fiaderick Fair
Mulliniz & Kemp
Moo
Kue
TRE Social World
Raib
OREN
NSW Vale
Keadunshle
PRICE
Informa
V. Staub
Is This
Garthlee
F. V. Stavs
Doll Brothers
OEE Brothers
ODE
Wm.j. Tad
Caroline St. Sestimers
Rodlw
Desire
eeRee Canvassers
Ros
United States
Rae Pone
Thompson
Ry Frederick
Thomas & Clary
June Peas
Thomas MO
Clary
East Third
Rio
Patrick
Frederice
Patrick St
Iani Sdawiy
Attorneys-At-Law
Alfred Ritter
J. Alfred Ritter
Atiorney and Coumbelloe
LAW
Court Street
Ick
C. V. & Levy
Torney-Atlaw —Safd
Bolictior IE Chancery
Court Hope
Louis Saree
the Railing Grocery CO
BORTH
Secege
Wiener
Aso Scourtil
Plymouth Rocks
Rene Pendoties
Boudaus
Anny SoopEsaLt
Ind Awie Frederick
Bodoce
Kedig
Ropock
Ned
Fisitiaa
Curbdale
Jusu
Abe
Huan & Nls Dil
A. T. Rige & Sons
A. T. Rice & Bove
Fessrae Dhascron
James E. Walker & CO
J .B. Walker & Co
Fubmeh
Emhroides
James BE. Walker & CO
Allen Rohrback
Aizen Roszeacs
BOLE
B. H. Blackston
Brieseron
Brock
B. H. Blacston
John A. Kennedy
John 4. Kennedy
ASD Bluz
Piesa
Peer
Paris’ Pedoctien
John &. Kennedy
Marert
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