Community Notes and Field Trial Set in Graceham Area
Local society updates from Graceham and Rocky Ridge report visits, family gatherings, hospital news, and a field trial bringing about a hundred hounds to the county. Absent deaths noted include Rebecca Ann Favorite aged 9 years 6 months. Christmas events announced at Lutheran and Tanheran churches.
Local Residents Attend Gatherings and See Notable Home Projects
Misses Maude and Rossi Recker visited family at the Recker home while Dr. A. J. Smith nears completion of a new residence. Various townsfolk and relatives are mentioned visiting, with notes on church improvements, upcoming oyster suppers, Sunday school, and recent travels including Miss Virrie Price in Washington. The text also records several residents traveling, visiting relatives, and a public sale of the late J. Frisk estate.
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Charlie Zimmerman
Rauter
Thos
Haugh
W. Ramsburg
Airs
Max Urrier
Woodsboro
Gail Ramsburg
Blanche Harper
Calvin Harner
W. Hamspurg
Rena V. Smith
Cgraceham
Edward Zinmerman
Walkeraville
Sallie Brandenburg
Dessie Leatherman
Jey Easterday
Luella Slaith
Stella Longmen
Messrs
Oren
Lisyd Gaver
John Palmer
Tanheran
Lutheran Church
Wl D. Nicol
Maude and
Rossi Recker
Thas
Mrs
Josiah Recker
Reformed Church
A. J. Smith
Local Notes Reach Across Towns and Families
Sharan visited relatives in York Pennsylvania and Baltimore on business last week. Miss Asnes L Hagan and Mr Herman Wone were married November 22 at St Josephs Catholic church. Miss Josephine Reindollar has returned home after a stay in New York City.
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Mise Lillie
Sharan
Relaives Mahoine Aids
York
Klagan
Baltimore
Harry da Crouse
Colemanstille
and Aire
L. C. Broek
Iran
Asnes L. Hagan
Herman Wone
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Nev. Walher Ed. Linnon
Josephine Reindollar
New York City
Suffragettes jailed in Bow Street court raid
Fifteen suffragettes arrested for rioting near government offices at Whitehall were sentenced to two months in prison without the option of fine. One received a month in prison and five were fined 40s each with a two week jail option. Chief Magistrate de Freitzon warned the women of leniency.
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London
Twenssine
Fenagettes
Whiteau
Bow Street
de Fritzen
Population growth and tax and crime items from 1910 era notices
The census reports Russian population rising to 160 million with a 2.7 million annual gain despite wars and plagues. State highway funds disperse over 9 000 to 350 counties in Pennsylvania. Irish Nationalists receive $10 000 via the United Irish League. Three peddlers die from gas in New York. Spanish peasants riot injuring several at a tax office. A new telephone meter tracks usage duration.
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Ituasian
Russia
Harrisburg
Delaware
Montgomery
Buccis
Chesist
Barton
T. B. Witepatrick
United Irish League
John B. Redmond
League
Buffalo
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers' Exchange
Quotations show a November market rundown for grains and feeds. Wheat No 2 Mal, corn sliced corn, rye, and oats listed with per bushel rates. Hay prices include No 1 and No 2 timothy, mixed hays, clover, and baled hay per ton. Straw and flour rates, mill feeds, and dairy feeds are included with per ton or per sack pricing. Cotton seed meal and seeds like timothy and clover are listed, along with potato prices per bushel.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Timothy
Iian
German acrobats plan world journey on stilts
Two German acrobats aim to walk the world from New York to Philadelphia and beyond traveling eleven hours daily at up to a mile and a half per hour. They will travel without money, living by selling photo postcards and may travel by ocean steamer. A police permit is promised to cover the crowded route from the Eifs Halk to Jersey City Pub before continuing to Tecledodysis. A separate item reports Starvena Nikitas and Custas Petal shot on Main Street Fitchburg with Nikitas family member Peter Nikitas missing and Prtalas in danger.
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Fitchburg
Maia
Mi Starvena Nikitas
Custas Petal
Peter Nikitas
Pr Talas
Weing
Nikita
Lone Indian on Warpath in Gold Dog District Killings
Investigation into the murder of Dr. J. Waidbert a California physician heir to a large estate reveals he was killed by a Piute named Quahe. The tribe member killed the first white man in the region and a reward is offered for Quahe who is pursued by patrols.
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Kingman
Ativ
J. Waidbert
Gillert
Quahe
Piutes
Jaining
Quahal
Avot
Good Fellow Disgraced How I Happened
Bronx National Bank official A Trelting faces arraignment on forgery and grand larceny charges. He is accused of obtaining 3000 dollars from the Knickerbocker Trust Company by selling a loan certificate with forged signatures. He claims the money was for another purpose and provides no further names.
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Mits
Uhiuobos A. Trelting
Bronx National Bank
New York
Bronx
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Join Brumhey
Belling
Deling
Anan
Delling
Wa Fing
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