The Welly News Promises a Week of Rich Local Reading
In its 12 page issue this week Tae Mews presents a liberal feast of local and general news and features. It announces Mrs. H A Stanley’s Story of a Newspaper War concludes and a six story series by American writers will begin in the next issue. The paper highlights departments, letters, and “Stories of Heroism” by Capt. Kilmer, plus county-town letters and a wide slate of advertisements and notices from N. O. Neighbors to Smith's Temple of Fancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Stanley
Tae Nawa
Will Lisenbee
Harry Stillwell
Edvearda
Tsd BR
Kilmer
N. O
C. Werking
Sarah A
C. R. Hemp
Barrisonville
F. W. Staub
Puabite Gale
W. R. Stelmer
Scessceaeee
W. R. Brelner
P. Erice
Urner
Harmony Grove C. E
Garland of
Bmcrion
Ceresville Flour
Shriner Milling Co
John Hendrickson
Doll Bros
Odock & Neidig
Atguassarsy Co. Co. Carty
Thomes H
Brief Bits of Local News Bright Items
A compact roundup notes 870 men per 1000 population in France, a vinegar tip for tenderizing fowl, a Master Workman elected in Maryland, a patent for Thurmont railway crossing signal, a Washington bicycle show opening speech by E B Hay, pension increase for John B Biorm of Frederick, Baltimore court order on mayor to administer oath to Noble H Creager, biblical word counts, a 1628 German village note, Jaguars adjourn March 90, ear piercing trends, a Howard county storm near death, and the old saying snow in March means parch in June.
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Esterday
Grand Lodge of
Maryland
Ancient Order of United Workanen
Richard O'Toole
Thurmont
Washington
E. B. Hay
F. B. Sappington
Jonn B. Biorm
Frederick
Ritchie
Superior Court
Baltimore
Hooper
Noble H. Creager
Ofeidan
Germany
Howard County
Esarch
Batutiay
Best of All Spring Remedy Endorsed for Families
A brief ad touts Ss7mp of Figs as a gentle cleansing tonic for spring. One bottle claims to benefit the whole family, priced at cents and a large bottle at $1, available from a drug company销售 apparent NaN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Rsisrup Company
Frederick and Middletown Rail Project Progress Update
The Frederick and Middletown Railroad project shows grading near completion from Frederick to Braddock Heights with plans to lay rails as soon as weather allows. President George W. Smith expects May completion to Braddock Heights, with a hand car and rails arriving soon. New Maryland weapon act advances in Senate, carrying self protection provisions, and a veterans union meeting is planned in Travilah Montgomery County with speeches and songs.
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Dewice
Frederick and Middletown
George W. Sit
Camelians
Prederick
Braddock Heights
Aisappe
Dave
Middistowa
Sontrattors
Most Sails
Frederick
Tuelsu Pines
Goin
Apikea
George W. Smith
Tos
Newe
Mr.mith
Smith
Frederick and Middlstown
Jonath
Baltimore
Washington
Emory
Maryland
Senate
Mount 63 Marys Baseball Club Player Sought In New Castle
Gilboy ses Ball, noted as crack second baseman for Mount 63 Marys, is linked to playing in New Castle Pennsylvania where he resides, amid local team discussions and county interest.
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Ses Ball
Gilboy
Mount 63
Mary's
Newcastle
Fire Damages Homes and Stores Near Buena Vista
A blaze at daybreak yesterday destroyed a dwelling and nearby building at Buena Vista Spring Station on the Western Maryland Railway. The fire, likely started by a tested store merchandise incident, caused about 100 dollars in loss to furniture and a further insured amount of 1000 dollars on the house with 350 on outbuildings. Local officers, including Mr. F G Thomas of his agency, investigated the scene as fire census figures and framed claims were noted.
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BighSeic
Buena Vista Spring Station
Western Maryland Railroad
Samuel Ruthe
Twachess A. Wassitr
F G. Thomas
Ubts City
Surprise party honors MayBelle Sitten at Nerina Broad way
A large gathering celebrated Miss MayBelle Sitten at her Nerina Broadway home on Friday March 13, with music recitations and games. Elders led by MayBelle Straw presented the hostesses, and guests from Baltimore Philadelphia and nearby towns joined the leap year festivity ending in a formal repast and warm thanks for hospitality.
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Gary
Maybelle
Nerina Broadway
Bridge
Aflair
Misa Gertsads
Mins Maybelle
Loulaé Rinehart
Lily Phillips
Messra Orville Wright
Harry Chew
Wilbur White
Merry Company
Misea Stella Hollenberger
Marg Zambrum
Accise
Mrs. Ecker
Qsk Orchard
Harry Lindsay
Preston Ecker
Warren Snader
Cold Spring
Willard A. Nicodemus
James Sostisn
Unionville
Charles E. Roberta
Joseph Balthis
Charles Wilson
Sam’s Creek
Albert Cover
Marston
Harry Harman
New Windsor
Funeral Procession Members Travel For Mrs Harp's Rites
Movers H B Witter Charles P Levy and C F Flook left Frederick for Anarius Pa to act as all beaters at the funeral of Mrs Kane Harp held this evening at 8 oclock Floral tributes included a Gaton Ajar pillow and broken canans Tears were selected from those at her wedding The funeral of Mrs Rican or C T Ma tider took place from the home of her nephew Mr William Anderson near this city yesterday at three oclock Services were held at the house by Rev Oshores Ingie Pallbearers were William P Manulaby Dr Bdeird Neises Blanchard John A Markell George A Gilbert and William Mines Interment was in Mt Olivet Cemetery Undertaker HB Etchison.
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H. B. Witter
Charles P. Levy
C. F. Flook
Frederick
Anarius
Kane Harp
Se Usbers
George A. Gilbert
William Mines
Mt. Olivet
B. Etchison
Hymeneal Planned Quiet Wedding Next Week
The marriage of Miss Mable Beth Hemleis to Rev W Wiseler pastor of St John's Reformed Church Carawises Pa will be quietly performed at Ber percabal home at noon on the 8th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wiseler
8. John’s Reformed Church
Carawises
Ber Percabal
State Legislature Deliberates on Bills and Reforms
The Maryland General Assembly adjourned with several measures debated and advanced. Bills include licensing and regulation across cities, railway and church matters, and a proposed civil service merit section. Governors messages and appointments shaped committee actions as lawmakers touched education funding and municipal charters.
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Pedingers Senate
Frederick Compy
Jeneral Assembly
Crowhers
Dobler
Baltimore
Gering
Isis
Iocrad
State Insurance Department
Department of Roads and Highways
Dures
Cecil County
Houvss
Day
Senate
Boure Ander
Ganon
Tall Graph
Oxpress
Othertate
Othertate Tax Commissioner; To Appropriate $100 Annually To Each Counnty
House of Delegates
Afr
Markell
Harmonson
Iqior
Logan
Padget
Maryland Electric Power and Light Company
Ford
Baltimore City
Mfr. Applegarth
Miller
Court of Appesla
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Assessment Conference Committee
Jackson
S Senate
Adu
Lowndes
Bir
Zacksrah GC
Ebsugh
Baltimore County
State Board of Education
Harry C. Longnecker
Conference Committee
Baltimore, Chesapeake ,and Western Railroaompany
Lewis
House
General Assembly
ciChy
Shriners Milling Receives New Grain Orders
Shriners Milling has received fresh orders including 40 sacks of sound wheat for a gentleman in Belto and four carts of Hemood Silver Lekota hard spring wheat for another customer. The timing notes feeding ages for horses and the year’s supply context.
Reynolds family illness and local notices in Basifisch
Tee Mok Little Misses Marie and Mary, daughters of Mr and Mrs Edward S Reynolds of Basifisch, are improving from measles under Dr Goodell. News of local residents’ health, travels, visits, and church appointments. Rev G F Farring and Rev Seymour Grady conducted services despite bad weather. Mention of snow, sleighing poor, and a recent comet. Numerous small society items from Somerset, Hagerstown, and nearby communities.
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Marie
Mary
Edward S. Reynolds
Harry Trait
Heath
Tratt
Thomes Ogie
Fredperick
Charles B. Tyson
Edse Retes
Wann Grove
Seymour Grady
G. F. Farring
Graty
Purely Personal Notes From Frederick Society Column
Miss Grata Purnell is the guest of Mrs Borths Trail. Mr B Rosencur of Baltimore is visiting his guests in the city. Miss Arno Nusz of East Church street has returned home from Ellerton. A varied weather pattern swept Frederick with fog along East Church street while other parts of the city stayed clear.
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Grata Purnell
B. Rosencur
Baltimore
Arno Nusz
East Church Street
Ellerton
Frederick
Presbyterian Church festival and sale details
A festival and sale will be held at the Presbyterian Church this evening and tomorrow evening. An important Gadiee Auxiliary meeting in the Y S O A parlor is scheduled for 8 o'clock this evening. Attendance urged. Also note a national stock offering from Baltimore and Petherick Branch with guaranteed 8 percent dividend stock, now $35,000 subscribed and $10,000 still open for subscription. Baxne Johnson, Agent.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Gadiee' Auxiliary
Y. S
National Building
Baltimore
Cry. &d
Pethherick
Baxse Jonnsoy
Unclear OCR Text Describes Technical Terms and Alleged Actions
Fragmentary OCR reads as a jumble of phrases about Telepacse calls lights criticism and an unspecified quantity to the scientific world. The passage mentions a murder line and a study of spring stock, but lacks coherent subjects or events to confirm details.
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