School Board Votes Deferred Action on New Districts
The Board of Commissioners met in the courthouse and adjourned after handling routine matters. Petitions sought a new Woodville district and a new schoolhouse. action was deferred. Proposals to relocate the Misner schoolhouse were postponed. Scholarships awarded to Miss Lou Binm and Cyrus C. Biser. Teachers’ accounts authorized for payment after May 15. Next meeting set for May 13 to appoint trustees.
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Board of Commissioners
Board of School Commissioners
Court House
Seasion
Mestre
A.A. Poddicord
Ludwig J. Messe
John T. Rennaker
John T. Bondergil
Lou Binm
Cyrus C. Biser
State Normal School
Baltimore
Law arrest sought over stolen fishing net bows
William Stone of near Lime Kiln reports to Constable Simpson at Police Justice Eckstein that John Hart, a colored man, stole and disposed of his fishing net bows. Stone recovered the bows but urges arrest for the offense. The article also mentions Leonard and a gun used to kill Anderson near Buckeystown years ago.
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William Stone
Lime Kiln
Simpson
Justice Eckstein
John Hart
Stone
Steve Fe
Leonard
Anderson
Buckeystown
Thia County
New House Erection on North Market Street
Mr George Bitzer plans to reerect a new house on North Market Street for his son Ralph.
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George Bitzer
North Market Street
Bla
Ralph
Regulation of bicycle riding in Hagerstown ordinance
A proposed ordinance to regulate bicycle riding on Hagerstown streets has been drafted by the city attorney and will be submitted at the next city council meeting. The measure, designated as chapter XIX of the general ordinances, sets fines and penalties for unsafe riding, lack of lights, excessive speed, and failure to maintain brakes, with effective dates and jail terms for nonpayment.
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Lemierm
Hegerstows
Hagerstown
Fas Nes
Toem
Hmlta
Maryland
Hagerstows
Hagerston Gulsss
Altsched
Atresia
Washington County
Resources of the States. Oregon and Missouri production figures
A survey of state outputs shows Oregon producing about 600,000 salmon cases and 1,500,000 pounds of wool annually, plus large forest and crop totals. Missouri reports 219,000 bushels of corn, 16,000,000 bushels of oats, 2,000,000 pounds of tobacco, and vast timber, dairy, and livestock values. The compilation lists state factories, exports, and major agricultural counts across many states, with figures for Washington salmon, Kentucky hemp, Illinois crops, Arkansas cotton and wheat, Illinois fruit trees, and more. It notes officials in Maryland and public notices, along with testimonial medicine ads and a funeral report.
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Oregon
Wool Co
Manachastis
Ube
Michigan
Unis
Rhode Island
State of Washington
Arkapnass
Arkansas Foreste Sre
Chbto
Churches Gather for Elections and Meetings
The M. P. Sunday school of Liberty will reorganize next Sunday with officer elections for the coming year. Mt. Pleasant Reformed Church holds its usual missionary meeting next Sunday evening. A large gathering of colored worshippers attended an all day meeting at the colored Methodist Protestant Church in Liberty last Sunday. The New London M. E. Sunday school reorganized on April 26 with officers J. C. Lowe superintendent N. H. Albough assistant superintendent B. Barnes secretary C A. Barall treasurer G. W. Biddinger librarian. The Woodsboro Lutheran Young People's Missionary Society will hold its thirteenth conversary on Sunday evening May 3 with Jennie Thomas of Frederick as reciter Rev Robert L. Patterson of Union Bridges will address the audience. Rev W D Litsinger preached at Walkersville and Woodsboro last Sunday morning and afternoon. Rev Shalager will preach Initial sermons at Libertytown and Johnsville next Sunday morning and afternoon.
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M. P. Sunday School
Liberty
Mt. Pleasant
N. H. Albough
C. Barnes
C A. Barall
G. W. Biddinger
Young People’s Missionary Society of the
Woodsboro’ Lutheran Church
Jennie Thomas
Frederick
Robert L. Patterson
Union Bridges
W. D. Litsinger
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Shalager
Libertytown
Johnsville
Wolfe Beall marriage in Linden Montgomery county
Mr G Maurice Wolfe of Linden Montgomery county wed Mary Frances Beall in Dolla county home of Miles Beall They reside in Linden where Wolfe is in business Also brief t
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F. F. Jasry
Pearney
Fragmentary medical ad from Frederick MD
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Pateiet in Six Hoare and bladder diseases with references to pain and treatment. It names J. A. druggist in Frederick, Maryland and notes sale through The News.
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J. A
Frederick, Md
Hamilton Disston Dead Prominent Manufacturer Found Dead
Hamilton Disston a well known political leader and business man was found dead in a spare room at his mansion in the morning. He had not recovered from a prior illness and died of heart disease. he remained active recently and had a busy day before his death. Disston runs a major saw and tile business once led by his father and now managed by his four sons.
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Heca Corpor
Pimaveneria
Hamilton Disston
Esterday
Disston
Broad and
Jefferson Streets
Bullitt
Harihtem Dissten Ams
Psem
Henr Disston
United States
Hero Disson
Be Bhot the Bag Stirs Baltimore Scuffle
Be Bhot the Bag relates a Baltimore incident involving Swosne R. Trogellas of 168 Entow Place. He was arrested after a deposit of $5 and a coat for a ring plate and claims his son was bitten by a dog owned by Mr. Lowentha. A McKinley scarf pin from W. T. Sherman Company arrived by mail, worn by supporter Mr. Jonner.
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Swosne R. Trogellas
Entow Place
Baltimore
Tregellen
Bernard
Lowentha
Linden Ayenue
Hammond Urne
Ta. W. T. Sherman Company
Manufraui Icing Jewelere
Providence
Raodisland
McKinley
Jrner
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United Wotal Bae‘ng Powder CO
the Daily News
Priday
Public Schools
California Fig Syrup Co
Rootbeer
Washington and
Ofmotals
Dantel D. Selbert
Frederick County
Wm. Downay
Hall of Correction Board
Jacob L Sweeney
Lan
Poole
Pleasant Hill Chapel
Thisting
O. J. Emich
Melick's
Chas. H. Wetzel
Sunbury
Woalter Shipman
J. P
A. J. Dear
Huby
Mr. Airy
South
Gilman Brown
Mill St
South Gardner
Nass
Dr. King
A. L. Pearre
Soloks
Albert L Pearre
Fpr
Mabel
Pierce
Stampa
Welves
Additsa
Worip
Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Butalo
TR. G. Cor Tass
Alfred Koeire
Cherine
Mas
Cotrars
SIME
Bation
New York
Fon
Oeban
A. Gilbert
Hos
North Market
Frederick, Wd
C. Ek
Cline
Grove & Kindley
Jenks Hauer
Unsted Fire Company
Brave Jenks
Havers
Weis & Co
Boy
N. T
Hazi
Alpert L Pestre
Etokison Bothding
Rav von Awe Iin
Bowns
Daitiens
Fursitere
Carty
Morris
Epor
Patrick Steert
Hares
Cumberland
Democratic
Repubican
Citizena
Albert L Pearre Etchison Ballardy
Gatarrh
Albert L. Fostre
Aikohison Boiitm
Omar Gree
Wlohe
Loy and Perry
South Market
Hiplomes
Capitel Gift Commercial Coulrse
Omaha, Nebraska
Evers
Opfery
Doe
South Market Street
Frederick, MO
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