Anticultivators, Railroads, and Farm Plans Highlight World Report
The World today reviews progress in scientific farming and rail transit, noting cleaner cities as electric locomotives replace smoke. It details an abused farmer's plea for managed aid, the department’s farm plan based on the report, and references Judge Advocate General’s anti canteen findings from the Army.
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George ‘B Diviz
United States
New York World
Army
Fragmented OCR note hints at Baltimore politics and farm progress
The unreadable fragment references Baltimore voices on governance and reform. It mentions American airs, Frederieke Fale as a notable figure, and discussions of road development and progressive farming. The text suggests a Baltimore Sun context with civic topics and appointments shaping urban progress.
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Baltimore Sun
Minutes of Merriness and Odd Exchanges in Court
Fragmented dialogue shows an optimist and proalmist debating life and the anvil chorus. Scattered lines mention Mrs Brooke Leta Ver and Judge Magiatrata amid garbled phrases. Unclear context hints at courtroom chatter and stray theories echoed by Nils Cayenne.
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Brooke
Leta
Bushsade
Turbulent stock promotions skewed to small investors
The text laments a fraudulent stock promoter's actions, detailing how he lured ordinary investors with risky offerings. It notes poor market panics of 1904 and 194, accusing the promoter of draining funds from trusting followers to cover personal losses. It highlights his failed record and deceptive practices.
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Mith Meng
Thorman IV
Towson
Bi Tae Son
Atocka
Ais
Promo
Msn
Moments With The Muse Mortality Autumn Leaves
Fragmented prose-poem fragment speaks of autumn imagery and mortality themes. A rough mosaic mentions leaves, freshness, and peaceful tears, with obscure references to figures and landscapes lost in translation.
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Strieken
Freeman County real estate and marriage notices listed
Fragments show transfers of property in Frederick and Carroll counties, deeds involving Hanes B Meate and others, and a list of marriage licenses including John Lio g g and Jane B Baker. Also noted are guardianships and accounts for estates of deceased residents, with administrators named and properties valued around several hundred dollars.
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Hanes B. Meate
George L
K. Stoner
Rederick
Ae Republic Finands Camps
Ti ‘Water Portland Cement. Company
Rel Ae
Frederick
Catro
Pinknice Company
Tide‘water
Portland
Cemenit ' Company
Real Igeatest
Carroll
Arthur
A. Raddticordinn
Joshua
Bhipley
Alfred Ritter
Milton G. Urner
Joseph H. Hamilton
Thomas F. Pierce
Rholel Mt
Brunswick
Dummeé Gallan
Mier Xs Grogan
Teresh Ib
Iceneer
John Liogg
Jane B. Baker
Emmitsburg
Wotathan
Thurmont
Mattle May
Eyler
Libertytown
Alpheus Herbert Fogle
Gngce May
Woile
Wiliam H. Devker
Bertha
Fox
York
Javia Lewis
Trixie V. Delander
Wolfeyilien
Angleberger
Annie Q.” Raropid
Jefferson
Jeanie C. Leo
Wolfaville
Claus A DeGeange
Middletown
Artic KR. Smith
William NoKline
Rocky Springs
Hug
Sola A. Harger
David Fedward
Snd
May Grffin
Sigler
Kate J. Ford
Mary V. Dads
B. Shar
Roese
A. Aay Hin
Death of Rev Edward McSweeney a noted educator
News from Merce reveals the death of Rev Edward McSweeney aged 28 years professor of theology and philosophy at Mouat St Mary’s Seminary in Pittsburgh. He was a former student of Rome and earned a doctor of theology with distinction. Survived by his nephew Rev Thomas McLaughlin and two nieces, members of the Sisters of Charity.
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Merce
Braitibirg
Radwoad
Mouat St. Mary's
Fopmitsborg
NeSweeney
Archddeess
New York
Righy
Mgr
Patrick McSweeney
New Yorks
McEwendey
Rome
Thomas McLaughlin
New-Rosebellc
Slaters of Charity
Emuitellung
Tia Pyofeaser
Diamonds Triumph Over High School in Close Battle
The Diamonds beat High School 24 to 3 in a hard fought game with Hendrickson, Quyan and Flargert leading for the Diamonds. For the High School, stout defense and solid play from Hendrick, Ay, and Cregere kept the score tight in the second half. A mask carnival with prizes is set for November 3 at the Diardean Rink.
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Hendrickson
Quyan
Flargert
Dixigood
Tapa
Joe Yttarday
Teigier
Mannhower
Hargett Creagere
Duvall
Grengety
Uyon
Hersperser
Arpete
Kimeloopers
Amber
Social World Announces Annual Fair and Ball
The social page lists plans for an annual fair dance hosted by Frederick’s younger set with artistic music by Alaighte Orchestra and notable patrons. Also announced is the Annual Fair Ball under the Molted Fire Company auspices at the Masonic Temple tonight with the Frederick Select Orchestra providing music. Local residents report minor illnesses and recoveries, including Mrs. Sick Charles Barges and Mrs. Jobn K. Benll improving and others able to go out.
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iFrederick
Charles W. Rees, Jr
Bisburay
Mira Richard
Philpwee
Geo. “Ross
Conley
Semuel- Hoopes
Fratn- Ags
Spmvals
Ile
Migé Ritchie
Claes
Uidauspices
Molted Fire Company
Masoile
Frederick Select
Muele
Charles Barges
Center Street
Charley Amith
Fast -Church Street
Jobn K. Benll
East Patrick Street
Katie Hoffman
West South Street
Charley A. Six
Sickorgs
Baltimore Stock Market Brief Entry
Market quotes show limited readable data with bankers and brokers noted. The fragmentary text references prices around 20 and 1000 and a noon snapshot, but details are unclear.
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Tateat Geeber
Saday Ie Bionter’ Bros. Ls
Bankers and Brokers Ae Es
Hymeneal Wedding at Hildebrand Street
A wedding last night at 8 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willing on Hildebrand Street united Miss Hildebrand and Mr. David Edward Tiong with Rev. E J Tamar officiating. The bride wore brown cloth with matching gloves and a reception followed attended by friends from Baltimore Washington and Alametown with the couple to reside in Scheleyaville.
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Willing
Ji Hildebrand
Kira Hildebrand
Sand
David Edward Tiong
Ei. J. Tamar
Methodist Episcoal Church
Baltimora
Washington
Alametown
Toney
Sehleyaville
Frederick Barket Prices in Market Report October 20 1209
Market prices show wheat shelled at 6 50 to 7 cents per bushel and 7 0 cents. Various hay and straw figures list No 1 Timothy at 15 to 16 dollars per load and No 2 Timothy 14 to 15 dollars. Oats priced 12 dollars per ton, rye 13 to 20 dollars, feed stuff and medics priced per ton or per sack as read from the colonial report.
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Anna
Heevellow
Waite
Buakel
Hay
Raley
Timothy
Tignathy
Renee
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Houston
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Central National Bank
Central, National Bank
Pointe Court
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Charles Werthedier
William 'B. Story
Viter Beestdante
Robert A. Kewe
Ga Cashier
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Thorne
Frederick Barket
Purmiahed Iby
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Phimes Eathorpers
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Rat. Ray
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Forder County, National Bank
Frederick, MD
Motter Bros
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North Market
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Insurance
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Middletown Savings Bank
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