Fire destroys tenant house on Oscar Butall farm
In a Thursday night blaze on Oscar Butall’s farm the tenant house occupied by Mr. Tregoning burned to the ground. Loss runs to several hundred dollars with only one hundred insured. Mrs. Tregoning and four children fled in the cold and were sheltered by neighbor Chas Fox. Local residents report a steady stream of visits and well wishes as the community rallies to aid the affected family.
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Oscar Butall
Mr. Tregoning
Mr. Tregonings
Incomplete Walkersville Local Notices Briefs
Miss Ethel Vanfoasen on the Bick list and Priscilla Sewing Circle met at Mrs. Willan Strine’s home. Inauguration attendance noted. Several sick lists include Mrs. Valentine Carmack and Mrs. Warren Fox’s family. Multiple visits and calls among local residents with neighbors in Baltimore and New Midway.
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Walkersville
Ethel Vanfoasen
Priscilla Sewing Circle
Willan Strine
Valentine Carmack
Warren Fox
Mary
Alice Gibert
Margaret Gilbert
Fred Mrets
Baltimore
Eugene Clem
Roy Sheeley
William Wachter
James Reddick
Simon Seyler
William Vanfossen
A. S. Bitler
S. M. Fatis
Lewis Barrick
Robert Meberry
George Cramer
Harry Green
Lilian Zimmerman
Helen A. Vanfossen
Porothy Esler
Mary Elien Bitler
Blanche Shumaker
Sales At Brandenburg Farm Draw Big Crowd In Wolfsville
HW Brandenburg horses sold for 175 to 215 dollars and cows brought 55 to 75 dollars at a well attended sale in Wolfsville last Saturday. A. E. Hoover visits his father at Point of Rocks. Mr and Mrs P Eccard with John Noah Eccard AHE Hays Harry Palmer S P and David Bear and David Frey vacationed in Hagerstown.
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HW. L Brandenburg
A. E. Hoover
Point of Rocks
P. Eccard
John and
Noah Eccard
A. HE. Hays
Harry Palmer
S. P
David Bear
David Frey
Hagerstown
Build Church for New Sect in Topton Pa
Ephraim Steffey built a Church of God edifice in Topton costing 2500 dollars. Five members attended including Mr and Mrs Steffey their daughters and two sons in law. A revival starts this week to boost membership. Dedicatory services led by Rev B F M Fahl of Allentown and Rev J M Fahl of Mauch Chunk. Building measures 30 by 66 feet and seats 125.
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Topton
Ephraim Steffey
Church of God
Steffey
Steffer
Maggie
Preston Richard
Charles Reppert
B. F. M. Fahl
AL Jentown
J. M. Fahl
Macungie
Miller fined for shipping grain at illegal rate
Savannah March 10 The jury in the U S circuit court found Henry C Miller guilty of shipping grain over the Seaboard Airline at a rate below the published tariff. He was fined 5000 and costs. Morris F Miller was acquitted. L F Miller & Sons of Philadelphia were involved in the case.
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Savannah
United States
L. F. Mhler & Sons
Philadelphia
Henry C. Miller
Seaboard
Morris F. Willer
Father and Son Drowned in Pequot River Crossing Ice
Waterbury Connecticut reports the drowning of August Selmidzy, one year old, and his son Fred, twenty two, who ventured across the Pequot River ice. Both nearly fell through. August escaped briefly but Fred was rescued later by a relief party.
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Waterbury
Conn
Selmliz
Tory
Fred
Smele
Trent Byes
Valie
Fred &c
Constipation remedy claim in old tablet advertisement
An OCR fragment describes a medicine that allegedly relieves constipation and acts to overcome its cause. It claims to eliminate associated ills such as sick headache nervousness and bad breath linked to inactive bowels. The text lists benefits without providing dosage or brand names.
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Rexall Orderlies
Rexall
Pope Pius X Shows Marked Improvement in Health
Rome March 10 A marked improvement was noted in the pope's condition with reduced throat inflammation and hoarseness. He expressed relief and hoped to resume normal life soon as doctors urged continued rest. He passed a tranquil night and received Cardinal Merry del Val and his sisters.
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Rome
Pius X
Amici
Cardinal Merry del Val
Marchiafayva
Pension Warless Colonel Son of Veteran Pensio
Pittsburgh Pat March 0 Although the only fighting he has ever done was in political campaigns Colonel John Rosenberger of Kittanning township near here was granted a pension of 12 a month by the government The colonel was born in 1862 and is only forty inches tall The pension was granted on the ground that he is the son of a deceased veteran and is unable to earn a living by manual labor
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Pittsburgh
Pat
John Rosenberger
Kittanning Township
Here
Poison in Preserved Fish in Girardville
In Girardville Pennsylvania on March 10 John Hoffey and his wife son and daughter ate preserved fish at home and fell violently ill. A physician diagnosed the illness as ptomaine poisoning and the family began recovery.
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Girardville
John Hoffey
VANDAL'S AX ON SHAFT DISCOVERY IN GETTYSBURG
Gettysburg Pa March 10 Investigation into the battlefield vandalism shows nine large memorials were damaged with the butt end of a single ax rather than a sledge hammer, suggesting a longer weapon and a possible escape toward the Taneytown road and the Maryland line. Footprints near the Forty-sixth Pennsylvania site point to the suspect.
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Gettysburg
Gettyaburg
Orice
Gettyspurg
Taneytown Road
Maryland Line
Prominent Constable Andrew Butcher Commits Suicide
Hazleton Pa March 10 Andrew Butcher constable of Banks township and a noted Carbon county political figure killed himself at his Parkview home in front of his wife and four children during a neighborhood gathering. No motive has been given for the act.
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Kills Self
Hazleton
Andrew Butcher
Banks Township
Carbon County
Parkview
Butcher
Women Rally To Clear Mansfield Library Debt
Mansfield Pa March 10 Women from Mansfield set out Saturday to wipe out the library debt of 590 dollars and quickly raised the amount They plan to raise the remaining balance this week to fully clear the Mansfield public library debt.
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Women Clear Library
Mansfield
Mansfield Public Library
Vincl Restores Health for Anaemic People
A Frederick Maryland notice touts Vincl as a cure for anaemia and debility. It cites Mrs. G S Manuel of San Antonio Texas who reports weakness and lung issues improved after using Vincl, and offers a money back guarantee if it fails to deliver.
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Vinci
G. S. Manuel
San Antonio
Texas
J. A. Williamson
North Market Street
Frederick, Md
Auction notices of farm stock and tools across Frederick area
Auctioneer notices list farms near Frederick Frederick City Urbana Mt Airy New Market and surrounding areas. Sales feature livestock farming equipment and personal property with dates from 1913 to 1973 and references to Daily News Semi Weekly News and bills. Local auctions include Chas Renn farm James Houck farm and many more with detailed locations and terms.
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Ofcouka
Darner
Chas. L. Renn
Frederick
Jefferson Pike
O'Clooken.m. US
Chas. K. Wilson
Franks Downey
New Market
A. m. Ee
Norwood
Claude Wright
Vo Thy
John Lyddard
Charksburg
Wing's
Il O'Clowk
Wuctioneer
L. Kieffer Debauter
Jonn Fraheis Smith
Caurt House
Wooddrick
Urbana
Mahlon
Stull
Lewistown
William J. Darner
Joseph Buxford
Clark
Samuel G. Gover
James Houck
Prederick
J. L Norwood
G. D. Norwood
Jamison Farm
Georgetown Pike
Iynttstown
Bliss
J. Y. Dutrow
Jos
J. Bussard
Gov. W. Hamilton
Edward BM
Hamilton
Bargamass
Thomas Galther
Duionville
Harvey KR
C. C. Thomas
Baltimore Pike
T. M. Bready
Catherine E. Hargest
Ridgar T. Mercer
Emory M. Wagner
Milton G. Urner
Mt. Airy
Prospect Church
Z. L. Norwood
Wm. G.brewer
Alfred Pearson
Wm. G. Brewer
Dickerson
Barnesville
Daily News
Warvey
Louse
Joseph H. Bussard
George ¥. Tabler
EL. Norwood
Unger
Thurston
Adv
Milton IL Garrison
Henry Nusbaum
Harry BK. Snook
George A1. Bussard
Catoctin Furnace
Eicholtz AM
Ted M. Bready
T. W. Carson
Fred
Poole Place
Poolesville
Breamare Landing
Sas
Eiger T. Mercer
Yingling
George Shaw
Creagerstown
Duis
Samuel Torney
Avetonerr
al MN
Frederick City
Ses Daily News
Auction notices from Frederick area mid March 1913
Multiple notices announce sales of live stock farming implements and household goods by auctioneers including J H Bussard and L Norwood on farms near Frederick Maryland. Auctions list dates in March 1913, locations on roads from Liberty to Urbana, and properties at Bethel Station Poolesville and Mountville with items described as valuable livestock, farm equipment, and household furnishings.
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Aiatich
Ulysses G. Hooper
Granvills C. Woltz
Broomfeld
Seaville
TELL
Norwood
Strube Bros
Thomas Jones
Mt. Ephraim
Dickerson Station
Avenonoar
Charles Fr. Clarbaugh
H. 7
Summers
Diehl
Dublin
Continental
Walkersville
Edgar Mercer
DeLashmutt Bros
A. Dit
DeLashmutt
Woodbine
John A. Rinker
Ernest I. Loy
Lucketts
Wills
Darner
J. G. Burdette
Ridgeville
Baltimore
Frederick Pike
Ames T. Fagan
Wm. van Meter
Brunswick
George Link
Harvey FR
William J. Kefauver
PR. Snook
Bradley E. Wiles
Lewistown
FE. L. Norwood
Myrtien R. Sheets
Charles W. Farquhas
New Market
Roy L. Crum
Henry Cramer
Livertystown Pike
Ceresville
ML Pleasant
E. Darner
Henrietta Compher
Pooletville
Tmoolesville
White's Ferry
M. Edgar VT
Mercer
C T. Hawking
Mtchison
Rey BE Grams
Dear
Pearl
Ddamecille
Stedins Amt Daily News
Oelock A.m. E. Q. Narseed
Tnmear L. Burdene
Trandyl
Gorgetaan
Frederick Roads
Thorsten
Welock
Liysees
Hooper
Aucusneet
Will Oh
W.C. Staley
C. C. Holts
Mary A Stalet
Charlesville
Greyesin
Berdiss
Gale
Ula
Nowa
Bald Tregister
Bolth
John L. Dutrow
Spout Spring
Turnpila
Rederick
Soa Udv
Bent
Marcel
J. da
Vanetlo
Mia
Baral M. Martis
Hocky Ridge
Locky Lidge
Creagerstown
J. H. Bussard
Chay
St. Summoars
New Dealgn
Frederick
Lawrance
Wm. C. Barnes
Unioinville
Liberty
L. Norwood
N.C. Bekenrode
J. . Cogley
Poolesville
Bliss
Q. Hogper
John D. Shanice
Bethel Station
Bethel
Yellow Springs
Sue Sami-Weeldy News
John A. Behveiter
Ralk
Trucheeystown
Urbana
Valdaile
Walter Reeder
Wen. H. Barry
Efferson Pice
Lee
Maggie UW. Woffman
Mr. Pleasant
A. Lawrence
M. Newton Hahn
Premiste
Lenry
Boyle Farm
Fredertelk
J.’ Darner
Gerry Lakin
Jefferson
Point of Rocks
Ally News
BK Leafs
J. Be Bhussard
George Vernon Davis
Hyatts
Thurston
Hyattstown
L. M. Bready
Duarner
J. Horward Allnutt
Three Springs
Buckeystown
Licksville
My Varvey Jr. Gease
Joseph H. Bussard
Premies
Snyder Farm
Frederick Junction
Georgetown Pike
Edgar T. Mercer
WAL
A. J. Smith
Graham
Rocky Ridge
Ml. Wim. E. Darner
Joseph H. Bussara
L. B. House
Reels Mal
Mantz's Crossing
Araby Tollgate
My Hi. OR
J. B. Bussard
Carlstan Wisner
Schiey
Opossum Town
Arci
J. Alien Grambling
Us Premizes
Braddock
National Pike
Harry I Snook
George A. Mort
State Road
I. Amberger
Ly. Burke
Baltimore Pike
W. E. Parner
Wil Sel
Edith W. Main
Lee Weinbers
West Tatnick St
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