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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1898
Page
4
Fragmented text outlines a weekly news and advertisement layout with notes on publication schedule. Mentions a twelve page issue, Wednesday distribution, and a dateline referencing December. It appears as a note about copying and advertising content for a rural or local paper.
A fragmentary 19th century column notes varied thoughts on moral habits and kindness, along with a mention of Mr. Tawny Mehring on East Patrick Street. It records Frederentalonian Lodge closing until September 1 and hints at local social events and attractions.
Purely personal item listing visitors and residents in the area. Mr RK E Leatherman of Washington and Grayson Renner reach home from Gettysburg. Baltimore travelers Webster Hiteshew and Arthur Newman noted. Alex Woodward visits Mt Savage relatives. Local residents and visitors named with travels between Washington, Baltimore, Hagerstown, and Middletown. An incident report describes Officer Cook stopping a runaway horse near the City Hotel, with no injuries.
An OCR fragment lists grain prices with wheat at 12 per bushel and various figures for corn oats and barley. Mentions Mr Wm J Whotmereet and a harvest period with references to beer and wheat yields. Overall the wording is garbled but centers on market quotes and harvest notes.
Disjointed OCR text recounts naval movements around Santiago, Spanish cabinet mentions, and a church or civic meeting. It references Admiral Sampson, Camara, and the fleet arriving at Santiago, plus a hay cutter accident and a Maryland gathering. The passage shows wartime chatter, ship movements, and scattered local items with many garbled names and phrases.
The text appears as garbled OCR from a sports page with scattered phrases about teams and bodes. It mentions players and possible match context but lacks clear names, dates, places, scores, or outcomes to form a coherent report.
A severe hailstorm visited parts of Montgomery County on Sunday, lasting several hours and causing widespread damage. Barnesville reported hail as large as marbles breaking crops, with further damage near Damascus where the storm's force peaked.
The town mourns Win Bennett while services were held at a brother’s residence with interment at Mt Olivet. A youth football squad led by Joseph Chew and John Loppher trained weekly and planned a meeting. Local land deals, a proposed Antietam Lime and Stone Company, and a Montgomery county syndicate were discussed. A divorce for Crystal was granted with custody and alimony arrangements.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses the founding of Maryland under Leonard Calvert, with mentions of George Calvert, Catholic settlers seeking refuge, and the arrival at St. Marys. It references Jamestown-era governance, colonist origins, and early settlement dynamics in the Maryland colony. The text blends names and events, highlighting the landing and governance framework.
Corel Lin Sunday school will hold an annual event on Sunday. Rev Daniel Collins pastor of Ak MB Church in Bouhevetan is recorded Sunday evening. Staly School opening at Josephs Church on Sunday with clan exercises at noon June 26. Rev AL TL Imnmermian resigns as pastor of Mount Savage Methodist for Breck Migham Industrial School post. Ladions Add Society meeting at Chicago Hall Sunday evening. Program included scripture reading, solos, recitations, and collected funds.
A Barton man was arrested by Constable Henst for desault and hatter en Maggie Temple and appeared before Justice White for a hearing next Monday at 3 oclock. The disorderly conduct charge against Mrs. Maury Syne est a diy otteer Cook led to a fine before Justice White. A list of names appears in the text related to local matters and penalties, including notes on tax provisions and voting stamp duties.
Local notice reports the death of Master Pagan near Taos with a religious service and burial instructions. The fragmentary text mentions a prayerful farewell, a heavenly garden, and urging consults for those with defective eyesight at Saks Optical Company and nearby hotel locations.
L. E. Mullinix writes about a small carpet shop facing collapse and a comatanty band amid a murky market scene. The fragment hints at a local business tale with unclear details and regional character.
A dense OCR fragment lists names, places, and terms from legal, commercial, and civic topics. It mentions individuals like John Hendrickson and Absalon alongside references to law, chancery, equity, and costs. The garbled text intermingles place names, venues, and organizational hints such as North Market and Crown and Bridge Work, yielding a fragmented snapshot of a historical page.
The readable fragments describe cloth, dye colors, and sales terms with references to vendors and prices. Names and places are unclear, but mentions of wool, camels, and various fabric terms hint at a marketplace or textile discussion. The text mixes garbled phrases with scattered numbers and product notes.
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