Commissioner Zimmerman's Purchase of the Hargett Farm
Charles Zimmerman of Frederick County has bought the Hargett farm near Winchester, enlarging his landholdings to 478 acres. The sale, motivated by health, follows Cather’s earlier plan to convert the farm to orchards. Zimmerman plans general farming and will likely rent the existing residence. The 211 acre parcel stretches along the Baltimore pike and is praised for its fertility and location.
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Fike
Virginia
Chas
I Zimmerman
Charles Waterman
Clark Her
Winchester
Wathett
Frederick
Cather
Taos Farm
Zimmerman
Hargett
Ziumemrjaan
Frederick County
Boreas
Ziummertner
Lang
Zumerntin
Zimam
Baltimore
Death notices for Kregel, Rice, Bailey in Libertytown area
Mrs Mary L Kreglo widow of Jonas Kregio died at Libertytown on Tuesday from tuberculosis aged 83. Survived by nine children including Thomas of Westminster Charles of Libertytown Edward Kreghk of Mt. Pleasant Mary of Omaha Neb Mrs Annie Norris of Baltimore and others. Funeral held yesterday at 3 pm with services outdoors by Rev J W Parrish. Interment Libertytown cemetery. Sneadner Bros funeral directors. Manassas Rice died yesterday morning at his son Josiah Clayton Rice’s home in Araby from general debility aged 80. Survived by three sons and three daughters including Josiah Clayton Eli D Simon C Rice Mrs McCleery Wiles Mrs Samuel Stine and Mrs Harley Bier. Funeral at 9 am tomorrow at the house, service at St Johns Lutheran Church Church Hill, interment in church graveyard. Clarence F Bailey colored aged 19 or 1? years died yesterday afternoon at 2? o clock at 166 West Ailes Street from Brights disease. A former employee of Hershberger bakery. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at Asbury Church, interment Green Mount.
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Mary L. Kreglo
Jonas Kregio
Libertytown
Thomas Kreglo
Westminster
Charles Kregio
Edward ‘Kreghk
Mt. Pleasant
Marry Kreglo
Omaha
Neb
Annie Norris
Baltimore
Idabiter
Laberty
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Church Hill
Clarence F. Bailey
West Ail
Saints’ Street
Bright
Hershberger Bakery
Asbury Church
Green Mount
Near Flood in Hamlett and Webb Shop
A hydrant prank nearly flooded Hamlett and Webb on South Market Street last night. Hamlett shut the water off at the drain delaying discovery until Webb found water rushing in at about 5:30. The floor held a half inch of water and some iron sheeting soaked but no major damage occurred.
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Hamlett
Webb
Messrs
City Fathers Have Livley Session on Pipe Debacle
City officials clashed over ownership and sale of city pipe on Second Street to Market Space. Mayor Schell and Aldermen argued about rightful possession, refund of money to sellers, and the role of the water superintendent. The council ordered restitution for pipe sales and approved alley walk funding while deferring Patrick Street excavation.
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Rice
Lha
Tice
Ittce
Catholi
Romeane
Alderman Kemp
Roy
Cie
Wiener
Mayor Schell
Alderman Rice
Alt
Methodist Episcopal Church
Second Street
C. Thomas Kemp
Patrick Street
Moris Ramsburg Shows Continued Improvement
Morris Ramsburg the 3-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Elmer K Ramsburg of Utica continues to improve after being run over by a wagon wheel some time ago. He is progressing well and sitting up finely.
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Morris Ratsburg
Elmer K. Ramsburg
Utica
Vinol Promises Strength From Cod Liver and Iron
A Victorian era ad touts Vinol as a remedy for weakness and fatigue. Mrs. Mary Givan of Mt. Vernon, N.Y., reports building strength after using Vinol following illness. The ad claims strong results in one bottle and guarantees money back if not satisfied.
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Mary Givan
Mt. Vernon
N.Y
Omy O Tundowi jJast
March
Vinci
Ana
Williamson
North Market Street
Electrification Project Talks In Middletown
Fragments indicate Middletown discusses electric lighting via an enhanced grid. The contract terms and signed agreement remain uncertain as around the town residents await final authorization and extension of wires for current service.
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Middletown
Fred
Marriage Licenses in Orphans Court Offices
John Ed Beard of Mt. Piapis ant and Mary Elizabeth Tare of Frederick receive marriage licenses in the Orphans' Court offices as part of daily court business.
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the, Orphans’ Court
John Ed Beard
Mt .Piipasant
Mary
Elizabeth Tare
Frederick
Funeral for George Albert Simmons Now Set for 2 O'Clock
The funeral for George Albert Simmons will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock, revised from the earlier plan for morning services. The change adjusts the time from 9 o clock to 2 o clock as previously announced.
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George Albert Simmons
Rexall Remedies and Guarantee Offered at Rexall Stores
A local retailer advertises Rexall Remedies for baldness with a liberal guarantee. The notice claims roots are unaffected by remedies and cites a refund option up to $1,060. It directs readers to The Rexall Stores at Williamson North Market Street for purchase and service.
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Rexall
Williamson
North Market Street
Mo General Interest Briefs Tie Fragments to Names
Brief fragments list names such as Charles and Samuel Hol, mentioning foals, birds, and a 1600 pound item by York Safe and Lock. The text reads like scattered notes on interests and merchandise with limited context and several partial quotations.
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Charles
Millard Brust
Charles Mai Abrecht
Samuel Hol
Seeger
A‘ ‘Co
Kemp
York Safe and Lock
Social World Butchering and Society Meeting
Mr and Mrs J G Walte butchered five hogs on November 21 and hosted a gathering with many relatives and friends from Hagerstown Walkersville and local towns. The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church held a regular meeting at the church with president Mrs S Tull presiding and discussed a Thanksgiving program and donation envelopes for local decency work.
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J. G. Walte
Edw. Knodie
Pauline
Hagerstown
James Crim
Mamie
Mr Pleasant
N. E. Wachter
Pearl
J. M. Catsail
Maud Waltz
Agnes McKenzie
Mamie Whitmore
G. W. Cecil
Walkersville
Roy Cutsail
Frank Whitmore
Paul Waltz
Chester McKenzie
W. H. M. Society
Woman's Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
S. Tull
Thanksgiving Observance Among the Pewa Tribe
A fragment notes a Thanksgiving observance with references to the Red Men and the Great Stem. The text mentions adoption, compliance, and a phrase about a ceremony last night, with unclear names and events due to damaged OCR. The tone suggests tribal rites and ceremonial acts surrounding a holiday gathering.
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Hell
Henry
Beyptett
State and local bodies push for national commercial organization
The article notes Missouri towns and cities forming a state body similar to a year ago and discusses expansion of commercial organizations. It suggests a national organization could unite states and communities, wield influence, and boost interest in commercial groups nationwide.
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Ely
Missouri
Charlestown Game Tomorrow by Y M C A Band of Gridiron Warriors
Charlestown Y M C A gridiron squad eyes a tomorrow game at the latter's grounds. Tonight, signal practice at 7:30 PM. Captain Derr leads. Munshower manages. lineup lists Munshower Young Slaughter Shaw Albaugh Derr Bean White Thomas Wader Ho.
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the. Y
Charles Town
Munshower
Toung
T. G
Slaughter
Shaw
Albaugh
Bean
Q. White
Thomas
Wader
Derr
Trial Set For December 1 In Thompson Murder Case
The trial of Archie K.R. Thompson, indicted for the murder of Joseph St. Pops, a Lawtonsville farmer, by shooting him in front of Thompson's home, has been scheduled for Friday, December 1.
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Archie KR. Thompson
Joseph St Pops
Lawtonsville
Allnutt Murder Trial Set for December 4
In compliance with defense requests, the trial of Richard W. Allnutt a Montgoenery county farmer charged with murdering his sister Mrs Valeria W Weirs at Daw sonville on March 14 has been fixed for Monday December 4. Beautiful holiday packages Tudnin s Terfames, Adan full line manicuring sete and leather goods. HARNERS DRUG STORER.
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Richard W. Allnutt
Montgoenery County
Valeria W. Weirs
Dawsonville
Heliday
Harners Drug
Turkey Crop Large As Time For Thanksgiving Looms
Indications point to a plentiful supply of turkey and pumpkin across the country as Thanksgiving approaches. Dealers report steady demand and prices easing slightly in some areas while others expect continued availability. A Thanksgiving service is planned by Jefferson Council No. 127 Jr. O. A. M at the Lutheran church in Jefferson Sunday at 2 PM with Rev. Dr. Thomas Freeman to preach. Manor Council of Doubs may join.
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Turkey
Pyderiet
Maryland
Frederick
Jefferson Council
Jr. O. A. -Asmes Wi
Jefferson
Thomas Freeman
Presbyterian Church
Manor Uncil
Doubs
Pastor Leads Funeral Procession With Car In Rouzerville
Rev. J. W. Forrest, Methodist pastor at Rouzerville near Pen-Mar, caused a stir by using an automobile to lead the Shildneck funeral procession. It was the sole motor vehicle in the cortege, marking a new local funeral custom.
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J. W. Forrest
Rouzerville
Pen-Mar
Cascarets Promise Morning Cleansing and Cheerfulness
An old ad repeats that taking Cascarets nightly cleanses the stomach liver and bowels, relieves headaches and upset feelings, and leaves a clear head by morning. It pitches a 19 cent box for adults and children, promoting safety and well being through internal cleansing.
Grand Jury Opens Session in Montgomery County Court
The Montgomery County Circuit Court grand jury began its nine term today at the county jail, with reports of tensions and possible warrants aimed at individuals for liquor violations, rioting, and related offenses. The panel considers shipments and other crimes in its forthcoming trials.
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Montgomery
Mg Afibé
Haw Ee
Itp
Pape's Cold Compound Proves Quick Cure Claim
A nineteenth century advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a harmless, prompt remedy for colds and influenza like symptoms. It claims quick relief from head congestion sneezing and body aches and cites universal availability from druggists at a nickel price.
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Pape
Public Sale of Personal Property of Annie Engle
Administrators of Annie Engle's estate announce a public sale at 203 East Fifth Street Frederick City on Saturday November 26 1991 at 10 o'clock AM. Items include a buffet extension tables clock chairs stove bench wardrobe and other household goods. Cash payments only. property not to be removed until terms are met. John W Engle administrator and Harvey Rh Lease auctioneer.
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Annie Engle
Frederick County
Misses Engle
Fifth Street
Frederick City
Notice of Sale Report in Frederick County Circuit Court
Equity dictates the November 16 1911 hearing on the Report of Sales of Real Estate by Charles K Youngs assignee of Mortgage in the case of Mary J Castle et al versus Katherine E Ausherman et al. A copy of the order must be published in Frederick County newspapers for three weeks prior. The report lists the sale amount of 1100.6. Harry W Bowers clerk. Emory L Coblentz solicitor.
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Frederick County
Charles T. K. Youngs
Mary J. Castle
Katherine E Ausherman
Clement C. Ausherman
Charles K. Young
Unis
Fredaerick County
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AER
Lary F
Habner’s Drug Store
Anwpa
Henry Clay Beattiena
Middletown and Gas
Agreeme
Charlestown
Pastor
Cascarets
Jobn W. Engle
Harvey Rh. Lease
NIST
Harry W. Bowers
Emory L. Coblentz
E. M. Dare
Silas Thomas
Clinton McSherby
Attornet-At-La"t
E Second Street
Didiwisf
Bevard Espner
Frederick, MD
Aprédiy
Chase Gil
United Stats College OF Veterinary Surgeons
Fire
Doll & Dell
Carla
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