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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1898
Page
4
Promotes She Weekly News in Fraderick city and county claiming largest circulation. Ad space offers highlighted with deadlines for copy and changes each Wednesday before 4 pm.
A garbled miscellany surveys Lent observance, taxes, poetry lines, and stray notes about social life. It mentions weather, prices, and odd anecdotes including a camel in the desert and large dinners. The piece weaves vague vignettes without coherent narrative.
The column lists individuals managing travel and visits among cities. Names include Negagne Parngtra, Addie Keller, Jeary T. Urnin, Mroky Marind Manlio, JTamoe M. Tlood, Farward Howlon, Toate Bennett, Mary Dudevar, Meera A. Kemp Keefer, Laroy McCaniel, Calva Staley, plus mentions of Baltimore, Washington, Hagerstown, Germantown, and Yellow Springs with movements and greetings typical of a social column.
Married in the United Kingdom region appears to have taken place in Thurmont on February 24. Rev Bo oe officiated. James B McLain and Nettie Troster, both residents of the county, are the newly joined couple.
An early week appearance is arranged for Edwhard Z. Kidder in Shannon of The Sixth with a plot involving a stolen Light of Heaven, a court martial, and a chase across Delhi hills. The piece intertwines love with military intrigue and a Indian rebellion backdrop. County business notes appointment of Stephen D. Myer and John L. Dutraw to local posts, and saloon news from Mt Pleasant highlights a busy week.
The religious work committee will meet this evening at seven o'clock sharp. The hours of director will meet at seven sharp tonight. The gymnasium committee will meet tomorrow Wednesday at BU atelowk yam bong. John Albuagh and John Heddygen lose their torpedotat at Frederick Junction ready to three on the Spaniards as soon as.
The Junior So. 1. Company No. 2 held their regular quarterly meeting last night. No notable speeches or special activity occurred as routine business was transacted.
A garbled Frederick market dispatch mentions wheat quotes and a string of individuals including Ivory Seidling of North Market street and Lewistown resident Vek Lo Thaker. It references marriage licensing and a purchaser named Cordelia Kosterdia from Feige ville, with unclear context and dates.
Fragmented transcript shows officials and attorneys debating policies, with names such as Deanne Het, Mur and Gan, while references to state actions, rivals, and hearings appear amid garbled passages. The piece reads as an OCR damaged account of a public proceedings with unclear outcomes.
The article recounts a crowded confrontation over water supply funding and public works, touching on church involvement and community pressure. It highlights calls for accountability, protest rhetoric, and the tension between civic demands and municipal decisions.
Fragmentary OCR text describes municipal actions, legal notices, and financial dealings. Mentions a company named Trist, a Branswick bill, and a public works project with a $90,000 amount. References to elections, committees, and improvements in Western Maryland and Baltimore area, with various names and dates obscured.
Fragmented OCR item lists many names and places with unclear events. It mentions a Monday game against Mount Viry, a local hospital association meeting this afternoon, and an annual report about Geo A. Haggitorn in Hagertown. Names include Tamphal Noten and Hanna Baranya among others.
An old style advertisement for Mullinix promotes a large wall paper stock and decorating department. It touts variety, wholesale options, and seasonal novelties with attention to accepted trade practice and customer service. The ad references location on North Broadway and sales terms for wall coverings.
A legal dispute alleges misrepresentation and fraud surrounding a property transfer. The court allegedly found Mrs Whitney incapable and decreed the property to a trustee for the use of another claimant, with George Moore cited in the deed dispute and subsequent transfers under scrutiny.
Fragmentary item notes a local reference to Humter Catt and Ghia appearing on a pikeboard for today with some unreadable text. It mentions a petge and Phocartiely gad the pete in vague terms.
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