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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1898
Page
4
A garbled OCR page presents a collage of varied items including weather, demographics, political notes, and local curiosities. It mentions Latin spelling errors and a London Times correspondent estimate, plus references to districts, mountains, vineyards, and a midwestern town with a schoolhouse project planned by county commissioners.
A block of casual paragraphs lists many Leesburg and Frederick area residents who have returned from trips to Atlantic City and other places. Names include Keller, Laase, Wood, Hardt, Tachner, Lindsay, Crompton, and others with mentions of visits to Baltimore, Philadelphia, and local sites like Rogby Springs. The items read as social updates on health, visits, and birthdays.
Fragmented OCR yields a chaotic report citing Sampson, Tin DPetot, and Lang amid uprisings, military moves, and calls for independence. Mentions Massachusetts, Secretary Lonon, and colonial authorities debating measures while natives seek autonomy.
Miss Meith Stndy Miss Nathe Starr aged eighteen died Sunday at her home near Johnsville daughter of Mr and Mrs Lo Lydrgiy No Starr She had saved a year in her early death Funeral services were at the Methodist Protestant Church Johnsville Interment in the nearby cemetery Rev TOY Hothingiet of Mt Piasait conducted the services Rev WoT Ploy led the choir Several attendees noted The La Rue child seven died last Saturday at Libertown Farm She was six years and some months old A bright child and favorite The church services were led by Rev Cross and Rev Ployd with Sunday school in attendance Interment at Fairmount cemetery The Independent Holy Company held a well attended meeting at their hall They will march in full uniform with the Frances Scott Key monument unveiling ceremony on August The group prepared uniforms and decorations Reported that members with uniforms should notify George Cet dapery The committee of seven was named to plan future signals for new uniforms The meeting adjourned to Friday evening at 7 o'clock for further plans
An experimental event unfolds as Tem or Stoo Pine Partners prepare a demonstration run tomorrow at 4 o’clock. Officials cite a symbolic move toward renewed movement with a focus on new avenues for progress.
A detached fragmentary OCR item mentions appointing officials and road matters in a county area. It lists names and places such as Western Mary, Calisto, Suncoast, and Nodrecthit, with references to a 4 Seven dare sticks at wheat and various local offices. The text is garbled and lacks coherent detail.
Deron and tia Be gistatine four lark Oswalder Paige appear in a muddled court record. Tas discovered blame, Post teyestatu, vege ad toebae eteuet paw a istae thr yuriselie Detbot THER gistrates Phen SfO0 fie Cy Di dyed cron. Clarence Lant is cited regarding law and peace as an optative Pf oat the gutasdy tia of justice.
A fierce storm ripped through Clarksting and nearby towns damaging a railroad depot and a warehouse. The tornado leveled farms near Weldon and caused extensive loss of grain and livestock. Local insurers assess the wreckage and operations halt as crews clear debris.
A fragmented notice notes an auction and a grand stall dedication related to the Ives Monument Association. It mentions Missis Pot Hargett and Co as parties, a sale at a specified price or time, and exercises for attendees. The text references grounds opposite the comary and conveyances tied to the event.
The Lake Allegany county plant of the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company has produced over 27 million pans of paper pulp since January 1, with daily outputs around 2.1 million cards and eight hours of work. Protesters push pollution action, seeking governor steps or appeals to DC Board of Health and Congress.
Salvation Army notes a farewell service at Salvation Army Hall with Captain and Mrs Moore. A development contest retreat is planned at 4 pm Tuesday. Early morning rain and showers caused minor storm damage near the city. an Antietam Monument appointment by Governor Lowndes aims to mark battlefield sites.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local sports and community update with scattered names and places. It references teams, seeds, venues, and a recent event, but many words are unclear, making specific facts hard to extract.
Fragments describe UVMTSBERG RAILROAD and a ward or meeting near Netherlands and Western frontier, with garbled names and dates. Mentions Biden, Wall, Gator, and Dallrdadd Asters amid distorted phrases. No coherent event or outcome discernible.
A fractured report describes a chaotic county scene with unclear dates and multiple named parties. It notes deaths, investigations, and warnings, mentioning Advaitatis county officials, Carter, Vistader, and other named figures amid a tense confrontation and rising concerns over safety and battery warnings.
Local society page reports Miss Laura Diwaies of Santhburg visiting Miss Daisy Bowers in Libertytown for weeks with several families. Abe Arthur Hall of Baltimore, Mr Doyle and family guests in Vidadelpla with relatives. Farm reports show hay crop abundance and wheat yields near county averages, with notable mentions of fields yielding thirty five to forty bushels per acre.
A garbled news item reports a disturbance or crime in a town, noting police involvement and community fear. It mentions local officials, a monetary aspect, and reactions from residents, with scattered references to streets, places, and individuals. The readable fragments suggest a tense regional event with no clear conclusion.
Unclear OCR fragment lists multiple names places and events. Mentions include various towns such as Baltimore and Madison, a party with a straw cake, a supper, and a turnout at a gathering. Several individuals are named alongside locations and venues, but the text is heavily garbled and lacks coherent reportable events.
Fragmented notice lists sale of Reed Chairs and other goods, including jewelry and silverware, from Markell & Pratt and others. Mentions Corner Market and Patrick Trent, with dense garbled lines about pricing, rooms, and mixed goods for sale or rental in a neighborhood center.
The readable text shows a jumble of names, partial phrases, and garbled terms without a clear story. It references persons, places, and items in a disjointed sequence, lacking a cohesive event, dates, or concrete actions for a concise summary.
An OCR fragment mentions a local sale or notice connected to a community event. Names and places are unclear, but references indicate a schedule of a sale or public notice with potential involvement of local officials. Further readable details are not present in the fragment.
Fragmentary OCR text contains no clear names places or events. The readable portions show scattered fragments likely from a legal or notices page but lack coherent subjects or dates to summarize into a factual item with entities.
In July a regional gathering is announced with details of routes and venues through Washington and Baltimore areas. Tickets for the voyage go on sale at a specified address with early booking and seating options, plus restrictions on child or group rates and acceptance of certain payment methods.
Local notice lists Mullinix as clerk overseeing an auction of varied and adaling assets. Bids welcome from owners and bidders within the advertised date and place, with terms to be announced by the clerk.
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