Justice Bow ers Fines and Dismissals in Local Court
The district court docket shows Justice Bowens fining or dismissing several defendants. A man named Droneburg received a $10 fine after a disorderly incident with Mrs. Chew. Kennedy and son were fined $10 and jailed five days for disturbing a neighbor, with suspended sentence for good behavior. Additional cases involve Albert Welch ordering food then fleeing, and Joseph and Anne Gongs penalized $5 or five days for peace disturbances. Several cases were dismissed or continued after public disorder hearings.
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Sherman P
L. Droneburg
Od Street
A.msecf
Harry Chew
Mos
Che Man
Justice Bowens
Juce Bowers
Friend
Justice Bowers
Kennedy
John Hennecy
Thomas
Tae Kennedys
South Alarke Street
P. Ny
Albert Welch
Damascus
Frederick
Luckry
Washington
South Market Street
Albert
Joseph and
Ann
Gongs
Keinehart’s Alley
S.reels
Udwymers
SnosTs
Cours
Jre
Con
Nto
Candy in the Windy Battle Tale
In a playful wartime scene, Hal, Coppy, and Windy attempt a cannon prank that ends with a marshmallow projectile. The crew laughs as sugar powder splashes a character, while hopeful plans for a future battle story hint at more.
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Goldy
NEA Service, Inc
Heat Wave Formation by Air Pressure and Currents
The passage describes how a heat wave forms when a low pressure area lies north of a high pressure area to the south and southeast. South winds bring hot dry air, lifting temperatures as warm currents settle over the continent. Cool breezes fail to intervene, causing temperatures to rise steadily.
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Reatherman
U S Wants Canada’s Breezes Amid Heat Wave
Fragmentary copy notes Washington seeking relief from heat with cooler Canadian winds. The text hints at weather exchange or cross border wind patterns but is garbled and hard to fully parse. No clear dates or entities beyond Washington referenced.
Court News Marriage Licenses Geis 34 OP
Geis age 34 and B Gmrest age 5 listed in court notes on marriage licenses with odd formatting and ambiguous details.
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Geis
Gmrest
Snallygaster Tale Reborn In Middletown Heat
Report from Middletown Maryland describes residents spotting a four and a half foot tall speckled monster resembling the famed snallygaster. Authorities note scientists doubt eggs hatch in 20 to 25 years, but locals suspect unusually hot weather hastened a premature hatch.
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Baltimore
Middletown
Pleasant Walk
Middletown Valley
Edward Lewis
Lewis
Ncessary
Washington County
Lime Kiln Time Klin Bars July 74
Charles Bruchie of Washington spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs L E Feage and family. Mrs Bruchie and son joined him, with Mrs Francis Wilson of Hagerstown. Several families in Baltimore and Washington visited relatives including Mr and Mrs Harry Tydings and daughter. Mrs Hames near Clarksburg hosted. Mr and Mrs Lewis Cutsail visited Frederick area. Mrs Thomas Wastler and daughter Lillian visited J Franklin For any family. Brinton Wastler also visited Fox home.
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Klin
Charles Bruchie
Washington
L. E. Feage
Mr. Bruchie
Francis Wilson
Hagerstown
Thomas Fisher
James
Thomas
Lenora Jackson
George Pietzer
Baltimore
G W. Psber
Harry Tydings
Thomas Wastler
Lillian
J. Franklin
Brinton Wastler
Fox Home
Deerfield United Brethren open air service concert
The third Deerfield open air service will be Sunday at 8 30 o clock on the church grounds near Sabillasville. Rev H E Krone pastor will preside. Quincy Orphanage Boys Band of Quincy Pa led by Joseph Harp will perform a religious music program. About 40 members. If rain, move to the church auditorium.
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Deerfield
Sabillasville
North Dakota House Moves Toward Impeachment Proceedings
After days of effort the North Dakota House finally reached a quorum and, with ex Governor William Langer present, approved a resolution to consider impeachment of state officers. A committee was appointed to advance the process, while Langer and allies sought to impeach him to align with legislature goals.
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Bismarck
N. D
Iself
North Dakota House of Representatives
House
William Langer
Langer
State Supreme Court
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L. Dronenburg
Coppy
Zisaiy
Maion
iThe T.ates
Walt
Mrz. H. C Periene
Los Anglese
Messures
Seattle
Seatie
Rairoad
Smith Cive Pier
Charles L. South
Peng
U.S
Canada
Jay
Sherwood Bros
Court News
Snallygaster
Amorg
Smice Elion Roosevelt
Henry H Arnold Sigs
Alaska
Incy
Service Sun
North Dakota Legisla
Ture
Kemp
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick NO
North Market Street
Quaker City
North Market
OLD Company
Lehigh
Dock & Son
Hamilton
ELGIN
Bulova
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market ST
New York
Mercger Frank
Maxegng Dinca
Lincoln
Gotham
44Th
45Th Sts
8Th Ave
Waters, Ugs
Markell & Ford
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
West Patrick St
Bell System
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