Pocahontas and historical milestones in early 17th century
The item lists events from March 1 1610 about Pocahontas and English colonial history, notes on Napoleon Bonaparte, and the birth and deaths of notable figures. It also mentions Constantine, the assassination of King Ged, German air action on Paris in 1915, and the Russian retreat from Memel with astronomy notes referencing Mars Jupiter Saturn Mercury and a brief celestial timing reference.
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Pocahontas
Gravesend
England
Virginia
Pocahitas
Py.rnttan
Tain
John Silth
We Napoleon
France
Rbeatte Pasto Juarez
Mexican Republic
Constantine
Greece
Ged
Paris
Memel
East
Prus
Weather Forecast and Local Notices from Washington DC
Weather forecast for Maryland calls for cloudy night and warmer east portion followed by partly cloudy and warmer conditions Wednesday. Special dispatch notes public sales and ads including Civic Club rental notices, car sales, and various business notices from Frederick to Woodsboro.
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The
Washington, D. C
Maryland
United States Weather Bureau
Work of Death and Obituaries in the Hagerstown Area
Andrew Snyder aged 80 died at home in Hagerstown from Brights disease and complications. He was a Civil War veteran, member of the Reformed Church and Reno Post G A R, survived by his widow and children Mrs Mary Sigafoose Mrs Sadie Karger Mrs Mazie Hacker Clara Amanda and others. Funeral Thursday at two from his house with Rev Dr Kieffer interment Rose Hill Cemetery. Mrs Mary McDivit mother of Joseph McDivit assistant cashier of Citizens National Bank Frederick died in Baltimore leaving several children. Funeral likely Friday, interment Emmitsburg. George William Brunner of Poolesville died at State Sanatorium Killagville aged 16. Body shipped to Frederick for funeral. The mother of the deceased boy is at the institution for treatment. Creager funeral on Spring Here. Weather notes signal early spring with remaining snow flurries. Seminary Hall concert by Hood College students praised. Frank J Cheney of a local firm swears to pay one hundred dollars for each case of Catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Advertisements note watch for the News growth.
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Andrew Snyder
Hagerstown
Bright
Reformed Church
Reno Post
Mary Sigafoose
Sadie Karger
Brunswick
Mazie Hacker
Baltimore
Clara
Amanda
Lloyd
William
Kieffer
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mary McDivit
Joseph
McDivit
Citizens National Bank
Frederick
James McDivit
Peter McDivit
West
Harry and
John McDivit
Emmitsburg
George William Brunner
Americus Brunner
Poolesvil
AL W. Gleason
J. Cheney & Coll Toista
No Ban on Sale of Liquor at Frederick Fair
Legislature news reports no prohibition at Frederick Fair unless city county voters endorse the measure at November election. Delegate Delaplaine’s bill to ban liquor near the fair was unfavorably reported by the Temperance Committee. The measure had ministerial association backing, with expectations of passage. Also, Senator Kaufman seeks to let Frederick College property be acquired by the Frederick County Board of School Commissioners. Other items include charter amendments for Airy and Urbana turnpike purchases and changes to state tax assessment supervision.
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Kaufman
Frederick College
Frederick
Delaplaine
House of Delegates
Fredrick County
Claplaine
Board of County School Commishers
Col
Comlee
Delegatesworth
T. Airy
Prick
Urbana
Gator Frick
Frick
Meeting in Interest of Children’s Aid Society
Friday night March 24 in the Y M C A auditorium to consider plans for expanding the Frederick County Branch of the Children's Aid Society. Spaulding, long in charge, has left for another position. a public advisory board urged wider community involvement to aid at risk children and reduce future taxpayer burdens. Miss Bentley will confer. Judge Urner will preside and speak. the meeting seeks broad support.
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Mareh
Ededtt Welock
Y. Mc. A
Children's “Aid Society
Sie
Frederick
Urner
Frederick bridge bill moves to Ways and Means committee
The bridge bill, likely not purely local, is referred to Ways and Means. It proposes a board of valuation with state and county engineers plus appointees, and lets the majority engineers set the price with a possible role for the Board of Valuation if they disagree. Funds for state aid road costs are included.
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Board of
T Roads
Ways and Means Committee
LeGore
State Roads Commission
Frederick County
State
Roads Commission
Mr. Gore
County ‘Commission
Citizens' National Bank Report of Condition Frederick Md
Report of condition for Citizens National Bank of Frederick Maryland dated March 7, 1916. Details include resources such as loans and bonds, funds deposited to circulation, and other financial items as reported to the supervising authority.
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National Bank OF
Frederick
Pregeri
Maryland
Home decor fabrics and furnishings offer new spring lines
Announcing spring selections from a famed stand includes assorted fabrics and decorating items. Chrysanthemums motifs appear in flowered satins and silks at 12 to 16 cents a yard, with plain denims in Delft and other colors from 25 to 30 cents a yard. Fast color Madras curtain fabric offered in Ross, Gold, and Brown, priced by the yard.
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Delft
Madras
Ross
For Sale Real Estate Listings on Dill Avenue and West South Street
Thomas F P Riggs Thomas P Rich Frederick M1 Funeral Director offers 60 acres of cultivated land with a log house weather boarded 10 room barn well and cistern Also a up to date 2 story brick house on Dill Avenue with 6 rooms gas range and front 43 feet and a 2 story brick on West South Street with attic cellar and summer kitchen Includes ground and side alley furnished by Mark Woodak Harp Real Estate Loans Bonds and Tince Pythian Castle Building Frederick Md
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Ouse
Dill Avenue
Soutil Street
Mark Woodak Harp
Pythian Castle Building
Oo Bipederick, Md
Public Sale of Goor Wagner Fetches $2,637.80 Proceeds
A local sale conducted by auctioneer Edgar T. Mercer realized total receipts of 2637.80. Horses ranged from 81 to 1737 dollars, cows from 40 to 86, a 13 month old calf weighed 40 to 90 pounds selling for 10.40, and a barrel sold for 3.85. Openings today announced by Al Gro and others. Col. William P. Lane named for mayor by a nearby convention amid a political scene.
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Goor Wagner
Edgar T. Mercer
Auction notices and sales fill local notices page
A jumble of auction details and sales items from Lawrence Summers Harvey Leased auctioneers. Household goods include piano furniture typewriters office stock and fixtures. Also a supper sale at United Brethren church with cakes and oysters. Real estate and club dues offer appears with Paige automobile and building association terms. Local service notices mention cleaning cesspools and removal of dead animals. many garbled lines reference Frederick City area.
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Toda Motor Cars
Mountain City Garage Opera House
Undine
David Lowenstein
Civic Club
John Smith
H. Thomas
Cramer
Music Palace
Frederick Savings Store
Woodsboro Fancy Cretonnes
J. D. Hendrickson
Neidig & Miller Brass
EL Cline
Hospital Association
Blue Ribbon Grocery
Lawson H. Summers
U.B. Church Auto
Woodsboro
News Office
Grant Storr
Laithicam
Lanthicim
Linthicim
West Patrick Street
Harvey Lease
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Jupiter
Vents
Mercury
Washington
Seminary Hall
Cassic of
Hood Colle Bury
Acon White
Campbell
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Children’s Aid Society
S Cou
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Ways and Means
Citizens’ National Bank
Hira
Alpate
Wagery
Rita Sri A
John D. Hendrickson
Thomas Fp, Rigs
Thomas P. Rich
North Market Street
Markwood D. Harp
Bleutrig
Ines
Putman
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Sherdot
Snost
Win
P. Lane
Mayererstown
Thevention
United Brethren Church
Frederick City Hospital Association
City Hotel
Paige
Woodaboro
Ick Building Associaton
Pins SatuMay
J. W. J. Carty
Freerick County National Bank
Thomas 4. Haller
CW. King
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Thomas H. Hallen
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