Lincoln Memorial Road Proposed Through Frederick
A movement in Frederick aims to press Congress to build a Washington to Gettysburg memorial highway. Representative Lafene supports a 72 mile route via Westminster and Frederick, with a 160 foot wide road and toll-free access to promote traffic and tourism to Gettysburg and the capital.
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Frederick
Conwrew
Washington
D. C
Gettyaburg
Abrabam
Lincoln
Frederek
Seo
Strog
Con Greeeman Lafean
Pennsylvania
Bck Ceninge
Weatminster
Ita
Gettysburg
Perréuea
Wutafate Et Cour
Congress
Capitol
Union Station
McCall
Iends
Rooppevelt
Eo Muth
Ite
Keiox
Mets Papsbony
Congressie
Lincoln Memorial Road
Mr. Ean
New Advertisements Today Saturday Summary
Local paper lists varied ads and notices for Saturday including merchandise like blankets and tomatoes, real estate, dances, sanitary services, and job leads. Several entries reference businesses such as Rodach & Co and Braddock Haight, with mentions of sales, auctions, and company notices.
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Rodech & Co
Lireke Ve
Frederick Va
Fredo
Golt¢Dixon Dance Tong
Braddock Haight Sanitary Ca
Carype
Arver
Big Heights
Hendrickson
T. Ky Young
Pegnetis
Neldi
Miller Hank
Jrarmere
Heckt, Bank
Purely Personal News From Baltimore Visits And Travel
Purely personal items list residents visiting Baltimore or traveling to nearby towns. Names include Migs Lucy Eisenhiuer, Mr. Benjamin Rosendit, Mr. Leo Weinberg, Lillian Skate, Mr. Harry Young, Miss Ruth Rinehart, Miss Orig and Mazie Schnudt, Dr. George Houck, Mrs. Gertrudo Sharotts, Mrs. N. J. Wilson, Mrs. Aaron Rosenstock, Mrs. J. M. Frank, Miss Littian Hedges, Mrs. Mollie Royer, Miss Maude Huber, Mrs. George Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Stevens, Mrs. Grace Worman, Miss Toeborta Roelkey, Mrs. Clayton Kordy, Dr. J. B. Curtis, Mrs. E. W. Baker, Mr. E. Saat, and others. Several groups plan house parties and camping along the St Lawrence River or attend conventions in Kirkville.
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Plessant
Thass
Migs
Lucy Eisenhiuer
Baltimore
Benjamin Rosendit
Leo Weinberg
Weatmin
Lillian Skate
Keedydville
Harry Young
Washington
Ruth Rinehart
Hagers
Mies Littian Hedges
Middletown
Edward Sinn
North Marketatreet
Mollie Royer
Daniel Engtar
Wertiinistar
Ubi City
Misa’ Maude Huber
Havre de Grace
Misa
Agnes Tyergar
North Market Atreet
George Abbott
Havrado
Grace
Jenttie Miller
Mitss
Goldie
Dayton
Ohio
Mia
George E.F. Anderson
Patrick Street
Clayton
Kordy
Weat Chareh Street
J. B. Curtis
St. Lawrence River
E. W. Baker
Baker
Mra
Foxter
East Patrick
Miyersville
Sprioga
Frederick
Clarence Dorsey
Annapolis
James Robinson
Lulu Robinson
BE. L. Schmid
Yes Day
Sales Tomorrow by Joseph W Wolfinger Assignee
Public sale announced by assignee Joseph W Wolfinger at noon tomorrow. Items listed include real estate and notes as part of the Wert estate sale. Bids to be received at the house door with details of the properties and obligations included.
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Joseph W. . Wolfinger
W. Burimte
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Fragmentary OCR Note on Route Views and Localities
Fragmentary text references route views and fighting in unknown towns. Mentions Lutlldlogthe A Sie and Geapeeiae era with unclear context. No clear events, dates, or names. readable content is highly garbled and non-specific.
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Sesdon
Presbyterian Reunion Brings Presbyterians From Several States
The annual Presbyterian reunion convened in Pen Mar auditorium with attendees from Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia. Rev Thomas J Ferguson presided the 11 am committee meeting. Rev Joseph Brockton Roddy served as secretary treasurer. The group planned another reunion next July with date to be fixed by executive committees. The afternoon program featured music by Prof John C Bohl and a sermon by Rev Dr Rabarte addressing What the Presbyterian Church Stands For. The day closed with prayers and benediction by Rev De Bade.
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Pen- Mar
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Colimbis
Thomas J. Ferguson
Mechanicaville
Joseph Brockton Roddy
Harrisburg
Reu Lights
John C.bohl
J. H. Lacy
D. D
Winchester
W.W. Bhaw
Baltimore
Feed. J. Diehl
Henry Hoberts
Rabarte
Presbyteriam Church
Famaline
Presbyterian Church
Arthur Watkins
College of New Mexico
Rev
Boyle
Hagerstown
de. Bade
Lutheran Church
Amberine sale case nets fines for Mount Glade hotel owner
Mrs. Lowna Morgret, proprietor of the Mount Glade Hotel in Hagerstown, was found guilty by Justice Hoffman of selling amberine without a license. She was fined $10 on one charge and $20 on another, plus costs. The trial established amberine as a liquid resembling beer with a small alcohol percentage, and testimony debated its intoxicating nature and license requirements.
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Lownas Morgret
Lowna Morgret
Mount Glade Hotel
Hagerstown
Novober
Pire
L. D
Sie Margret
Saale Hoffman
Ambering
Calvin Lontz
Iddietown
Hawrer
S Brevis Company
Alexandria
Reduced Rates to Boston via Pennsylvania Railroad
The notice outlines discounted travel to Boston and Mess via Pennsylvania Railroad with an offer for round trips and stopovers at specified points. It mentions a $1.00 validation and dates around May 16 for passage and payment terms, preserving the era’s telegraphic style and station-to-station phrasing.
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Boston
Mess
Pennsylvania Railroad
Wai
Unclear OCR leads to fragmented historical note
Fragmentary text presents misread lines about a 1904 event with scattered names and terms. Core facts and proper nouns are indecipherable, hindering a coherent summary or identification of individuals, places, or outcomes.
Crowded Colony at Craddople Heights Seethes with Tent Life
July notes a bustling seaside colony at Craddople Heights with tents around cottages, a new tennis court and lawn tent, a growing Avalon, and visitors like Horning and Dill enjoying the scene. Mrs Haybin plans an addition for 1909 while Beholidays welcome new arrivals and summer comforts abound at Mount Nornow lawn and nearby cottages.
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Craddople Heights
J A. Haybin
Nibrab Cafe
Fr Horning
Miss Hornix
West Third Street
Colony Hie
L. Es. Mulli Nix
Bon Air
Amos Urner
Carroll County
Maryland
Mt. Nornow
Ausgiet
Myers
Avalon
Seachrist
Mies
Weir
M. E
Kemp
Mia
Seeachrist
Hubert
Bennett
Don
Catulpin
Misa Payne
Perry Cottage
Braddock
Tate
Mra
Goo
Wistuar
Perpormon
We 7
Eee Berkch
Baltimore
William Lewis
Texas
John Athes
New York
Guntav Fp, Krug
Erma A. Krug
Misa Elise H. Krug
Mine L. H. Dunlap
W. HL. Etchison
Wim, Boose
Muldredpoole
James Dodge
MeBar
Condemnation Proceedings On W F and G Railroad Property
Joe Myers and Deputy conduct condemnation today on a claim for the W F and G Railroad property. A former jury awarded $100 damages, the verdict was set aside, and a new inquisition will select a jury from Edward A. Gittinger, D M C fr Themes A Dunshee, Samuel Hiteshaw, Charles J Fout, Harvey Hahn, and others.
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Joe Myers
Horrff Smith
Oetin Mae
G. Railroad
Edward A. Gittinger
A. Dunshee
Samuel Yr
Hiteshaw
Charles J. A Fout
Harvey ‘E. Hahn
Meiead Qephna M. Thomas
T. Beet
Ren Aot Te Eee i Mise
John Oland
Edwin 8. Houck
Geo M. Worman
Lewin C. Gittinger
Samuel L. Bowlua
David Cramer
Manor Picnic Draws Thousands at Anqudt Manor Grounds
The Anqudt Manor Picnic held under St. Joseph's Catholic Church drew an estimated 6 000 to 8 000 people despite Governor Austin Crothers missing the event. Local amateurs and professionals performed, with J H Ganley and Mizx Gl Griffith noted among crownings, and crowds stayed late into the night amid a festive atmosphere.
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Anqudt
Picais
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
McOristal Falehie
Montgomery
Ik Grove
Phillips
Garver
Ove
Feauig
Tout
Oly
Montery
J. H. Ganley
Pleasant View
Clarence Griffith
Mizx
Frederik
Virgala
Freight Wreck Delays Baltimore Road Service
A freight wreck halted service on the Baltimore and Ohio line near Watermill yesterday at noon. Trains were delayed as cars leaked dripping water and the rear portion of the train shifted. One four wheel on a cart may have caused the collision, with the line not reaching Watermill until early this morning.
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Baltimore
Ohie
Suit for Divorce Filed by Mrs Brasie E Allison
Mrs Brasie E Allison through attorney Jesse B Hihemgy seeks divorce from husband citing marital breakdown after about one year of separation near the city. Process to be served as the case advances with court action and custody or alimony matters likely to follow.
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Brasie E. Allison
Jesse B.'Hi
Hémgy
Te . Allison
Local Braddock Reunion Promises Fare and Sales
A fragmented notice lists a Braddock gathering with round trips, adult and child pricing, and vendors offering Ladies Oxfords and discounted shoes. It mentions tomatoes and packing victory standards, with a signature from Corr Dixon Pacts Co.
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Corr-Dixon
Frederick College Classics Emphasize Individual Study
A 1908 notice from Frederick College emphasizes sincere living over strict uniformity, with small classics classes and extra attention for each student. A separate item mentions a Friday night event and a grand tournament, including admission details, local real estate and service ads, and various notices around Frederick, Maryland.
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la Fhfry
Doubin
Frederick College
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