Personal Notices and Visits Across Town
A jumble of personal tidbits lists residents and visitors in Rockville and nearby areas. Names include Francis Smith, Min McG Bolt, Thomas Hickman, Richard Chit, Alderman and Mrs David Lowenstein, and Mrs Landauer. Observed are visits to East Third Street, Washingford, and Md locations, with several ill and traveling individuals noted.
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Nidge
Jobit
Yostery-At
Rockville
Pale Cove
Carllale
Francis Smith
Bolt
Was
Freiori
Touay
Sixth Street
Shaw
David “Lowenstein
Bal Batti
Niote
Rishard
Thomas Hickman
Abd. Bhild
Washingford
Atea
Nice
A. Danner
East Third
Wae Md
Ty Val
E. Haatmar
Onurtee
Landauer
Chirroh Street
Lonavoning
Walter Gi
New Wiedsor
Soiehane
H.C. Birely
City Election: Supervisors Announce
Readable fragments show local officials declaring an upcoming city election. Details about date, candidates, or stakes are unclear from the provided text.
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A fragmented account describes a committee chaired event with multiple names and roles. It notes a monthly meeting by school commissioners, appointments deferred to Whit-Monday, and a procession led by the Yellow Springs Band toward a church service followed by a return to Market Street.
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Hendrix
DE Charkés Winsbrewer
D'Mt
Mmos Curdy
Goodill
Ian
Neale
Cramer
Atloore Lowenstein
Ben
Paer i Ifavonty
Tesco
Dee
Puateda
Ata
Bota
Yellow’ Springs
Fragmentary report from early county heat event
A garbled OCR snippet mentions a heat event in York County, Pan. It notes someone named Beven or Benen and a pie theft context. Details are severely unreadable, but the fragment indicates a person recovered something and a location near a ground.
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York
Fragmented poem lines from unclear source
Readable fragments outline a poetic piece with partial lines and missing context. The text appears as garbled OCR, hindering clear meaning and attributive details. No identifiable event dates or proper names are confirmed.
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Unclear readable text appears fragmentary with no coherent event or identifiable entities to summarize. Unable to extract persons organizations places or dates from the provided source.
Nomination debate swirls as Warner May land support grows
Local chatter holds that Warner may gain backing at the Frederick County nominating convention amid questions about a candidate from the county. Friends courted by both sides discuss prospects while illness and family matters affect public events.
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Thomas C
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Cnonot Lac
Improvements to Molor bakery under way in West Fite area
The bakery run by Mr. August Molor is seeing improvements and additions including a steam heated oven nearing completion. A storage building on West Fite Avenue has been torn down and a new masonry phase progressing under supervision of Mr. TWH Ames.
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Molor
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Warden Wayler and Maryland Penitentiary Plans
A fragmented report notes Warden Wayler of the Maryland Penitentiary involved in reappointment concerns. It mentions an Independent Hose Company meeting to organize reel teams and an annual state meeting to be held in Baltimore with Emmitsburg clergy involved.
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Wayler
Joha F. Weyler
Maryland
Hoes
Will
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Athe
Baltimore
Fate manee controlled by pH Gla As ret
A brief note discusses fate manee being influenced by pH levels and the roles of Gla and As ret in its control. The entry’s readable text outlines chemical or biological factors associated with fate manee, with no additional context or outcomes provided.
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Gla
Population figures and state projections face rough edits
Fragmentary text details population trends across Western States and Maryland with references to growth estimates, capacity limits, and historical figures. It mentions three growing states and potential changes in representation, along with rough numeric examples and dates. The readable portions imply debates over population size, resource needs, and governance structures.
Memorial tribute notes amid church arrivals and delays
Fragmentary text references a memorial at a church, a tribute to a Semel wife, and work events with mentions of time, places, and people. The readable content hints at a sale or auction and a memorial memory in a Vietnamese context, but essential details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semel
Heat cree MDomeat's Ta sabe Beat
The fragmentary text appears jumbled with a garbled headline about a local heat wave or event. It mentions The Mews and directions related to news delivery but lacks clear details or coherent names, places, or outcomes to form a complete card.
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Heat Cree Mdomeat
Fragmented OCR notes mix arts, ads, and meetings
A garbled OCR fragment lists items including a memorial booklet mention, a Frederick Art Club meeting, and various scattered references to ads, admissions, and local notices. It reads as an incoherent collage of names, places, and prices with several illegible segments.
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