Salisbury County Farmers Plan Wool Marketing Meeting
Charles Wertheimer president of the Sheep Growers’ Association says a Salisbury county meeting will elect delegates to a national farmers convention to address marketing and legislation for agriculture. The gathering aims to discuss wool production, the drop in U S per capita wool use, and support for Senator Capper’s Truth in Fairness bill to require wool content stamping.
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Charles J. Werther
Frederick
Sheep-Growers' Association
Etys
Ritchie Ag
Qiv
Salisbury
Ibis
Adalton -Torsnagest
Bomberger
Wertheimer
Heliier
United States
Singer
Senator Capper
Kausds
Senate
Amid Ills Ailments Suffering Residents In Local Area
Among the sick report Mrs Jonn W. C. Ahalt of Middletown suffers a badly infected hand and arm, requiring another operation at Frederick. Mrs Ruth Lighter Poole of Middletown undergoes hospitalization for an operation. Mr Harry Boyer is quite ill at home near Jefferson. Jefferson Community Show slated for November 4 and 5 with prizes for 107 entries. exhibits due by noon Thursday.
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Jonn W. C. ‘Ahalt
Middtene
the Frederick
Ahalt
Ruth Lighter+Poole
G. Millard Poole
Middletown
Frederick City Hospital
Harry Boyer
Jefferson
UL ‘Ay M
Hall
Halloween Celebrations Continue Amid City Festivities
The city plans a second Halloween celebration tonight following a weekend of revelry. Kids and adults alike will reprise costumes and doorbell ringing as confetti and gimmicks fill the streets. Observers note tradition persists, with election-night celebrations likely to mirror past practices and rekindle old-time customs.
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Hallowe’en
Hallowe'en
Ting
Seefta
Vonthros
Victorus
Mountaineers Triumph Over Mount St Mary's 21 to 0
Mountaineers display teamwork and sharp ball handling to defeat Mount St Mary's 21 to 0. Captain Johnny Chapman powers the offense with long runs and a late touchdown setup by Tommy Chapman. Tom Meard, Noyes, and others contribute as the Cadets fight hard but fall short.
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Mount St. Mary's
Sia
John
Tommy Chapman
Johnny Chapman
Nic Plinging
Alrvackes
Noyes
Hallack
Anapolitans
Chapmain
Canti
Old Ballot Recalls Election of 1864 in Maryland
Fragmented OCR recalls an 1864 Maryland ballot scene with Lincoln and Johnson listed for president and vice president. It notes a blanket ticket style, soldier voting in Frederick County, and names Whitmore of Libertytown along with other local comrades who supported Lincoln. The piece references seven electors and various state offices while detailing a rudimentary voting process.
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Lincoln
George
A. Whitmore
Libertytown
Predorick
Conpaig B
Bevinth Maryland
Culpeper
Australia
Whitmore
Richard’ Anderson
Didwwayd Duvall
George VY. Gittings
State Senate, Co
BK. ‘Vall
House of Delegates
David Markey
Samuel Keefor
Upton Wirman
Thomas A. Smith
David ‘Inchart
David Agnew
Frederick Boy Rewards Ace Gunner for Precise Target Work
Frederick Boy, captain of the U S 3 Oklahoma unit, rewarded P L Crum Electric nd clash for extraordinary marksman skills shown in urgent practice off Southern Drill Grounds. Crum fired a five inch gun to score four perfect hits on a moving target at one and a half miles in 22 seconds earning $20 and a Navy BK sleeve insignia for one year.
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Frederick Boy
Oklahoma
P. L. Cram
Elec
Navy
Cram
Crum
Scratch My Back at Empire Theatre Ad Art Display
A card box man performs a back scratching act in front of the Empire Theatre as a modern advertising stunt titled Scratch My Back. The display attracts youngsters curious about how the motor-driven act works and promotes upcoming performances at the Empire today and tomorrow.
Republican Women Meet Discuss 1916 Campaign
The article reports a Republican women’s meeting at party headquarters with strong turnout. Miss Eader led fair work and button shortage, while precict chairs prepared voters for the ballot. Leaders praised the campaign’s civility and discussed literature and canvassing efforts.
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Democrata
Ipower
Roston Ito
Harding
Senate
Frederick County
League of Nations
Eader
Miss Eader
Marle Dixon
Frank
Markell
Claggett Ramsburg
Hawling
Trail
Precict
Kader
Republican ‘Party
Markey
High Ein San
T Sampaign
Tsaral
Niss
Ritchie
Ritchfe
Whch
Aleo
Olidaye
Mardin
Social World Notes School Students Entertain at Harmony Grove
Miss Helen Fout hosted a gathering for students from Boys' and Girls' High Schools at her Harmony Grove home. Guests included Mildred Hull, Nola Moore, Katherine Hickman, Helen Myers, Lorraine Thomas, Edna Hargett, Effie Young, Vida Shipley, and many others. Chaperones were Mrs. Dixon, Miss Ruth Haberkorn, Miss Pauling Staub, Miss Sophie Wilson, and D. Thomas Ordenegan. The event featured refreshments and games.
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Helen Fout
Harmony Grove
Mrs. Dixon
Ruth Haberkorn
Pauling Staub
Sophie Wilson
D. Thomas Ordergan
Mildred Hull
Nola Moore
Katherine Hickman
Helen Myers Lorraine Thomas
Edna Hargett
Effie Young
Vida
Claire McCardell
Nan Gaver
Charlotte Haller
Katherine Barrick
M. J. Grove
Arthur Forney
Eugene
Fragmented OCR List of Names and Odd Phrases
The text shows a jumble of names such as Sauituets Ciniton Kelly Jala Ad ama and many others followed by stray words like stock stale deposits and underground salt lake. It reads as an OCR fragment with unclear context and no coherent event or report.
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Frederick Oh Streete
St. Johns
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Amony Inca Screen
Colgate
Jeer
Dentifrice
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Government League
United ‘States
Siindry
Teagtsisry' Castle
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Forbes
Baltimore
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Smith
Cate
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League
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T." Shaffer
J.8anth
B. Smith
4. Smith
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Ci Hickman
J. Englebrecht
Wi - Kings
Bradrup
Aiba Auer
Fout
R. Gibsop
Kelton
Rickards
Victor Records
Rachmaninoff
Zaza
Gypsy
Tovatore Strida
Mtere
Flamidhaire
Ds Sanitoniy
Sadie Bean
Enrico Caruso
Grieg-Elman
Mitcha Elan
Amoliia
Whit Tua
Charles Harrison
Tripoli
Louise Terrell
William Robyn Avalon
Paul Whiteman
Ambassador Orchestra
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