Brunswick Looming as Major Rail Center in Maryland Growth
Special correspondent reports Brunswick's rapid yard completion with roundhouse transfer depot ready in weeks, signaling swift rise from village to first class station. anticipated follow on by machine shop, oil and service buildings, and space for extensive shops. Capitalists and developers push hotel blocks and boarding houses amid surging real estate sales as rail lines connect to the B&O and expand toward Virginia and the valley routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corr Bavasmicy
NHL
Stat Division
Pers
Virginia
Brunswick
Ota
MW. & QO
Baltimore Land and Improvesment Company
Gale
Mutual Land and Improvement Company
Sarnane
Mies
Partica
Algher
Wick
J. W. Turner
Jordan & Turner
LG. Turner
Haltmore Lands and Improvment Company
Mesors
W. Wenner
W. W. Wenner
Jerd
Hagerstown
Minle
Maryland
Enat
Voters Note How to Mark Ballot For Party Column
The guide explains that a large square space to the right of the party emblem at the head of the ticket indicates a vote for all candidates in that column with one mark. A similar space to the right of an individual candidate’s name denotes a vote for that person only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ap Imade
Hirge
Dee
Market musings and price notes from a past morning
A fragment from a market column recounts gossip about a planned excursion, vivid dress pranks, and a depot departure. It then shifts to observations on vegetables, meats, and prices, noting aging produce, sour cheeses, and fluctuating butchers’ stocks, ending with typical price ranges for produce and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huey Mart
York
Bilge Heck
Martingturg
Laan Bornor Ingeuming
Italy
Bennett
Misses Mantz
Uncle Tom Smith
Urebana
Capt. Klokes
Jatin
Ren
Death of Mr Dewalt Willard Aged Farmer in Milletown Valley
Mr Dewalt Willard, an elderly farmer from Milletown valley near Broad Kan, died suddenly yesterday afternoon of heart failure at nearly eighty two. He leaves two sons Jonathan of Mooresville, Montgomery county, and Edward of Broad Kan. Funeral services will be held at the Reformed Church in Midgetown on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceroe Cerad
Dewalt Willard
Milletown Valley
Broad Kan
Tte
Jonuph
Mooresville
Montgomery County
Edward
Reformed Church
Jin Midgetown
Baltimore
Geo. B \C
C. A. Heagy
Clleagy
Chaos
Holleau
M. J. Smith
Arcadia
Ohio
Earl Smith
Dortheran
Bergatresner
Barettaville
M. E
Bunannah Heller
Jaycob Heller
Oliver Smith
Doubs
Thie County
Joseph Long
Ann Buh
FU Kha
Amith
Hergatreanor
SM Kor
Cato
Maryland Hlevela Club
Walthmore
Middletown
Winchester
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Frederek
Escott City
Baltismore
le Cato
Conens
Albert Mott
Frederick
Howe
Minnie
Want Bhooteg tops law on partridge shooting
The article notes a dispute over the law concerning partridge shooting by sportsmen. It indicates that shooting three birds before the November 1 date is prohibited, and calls on authorities to stop the activity until the stated date.
Morning and Evening Meetings Led by VMOC A Leaders
The VM OC A. Remy Hall schedule lists a morning meeting led by Lewie Ruprecht tomorrow and an evening session conducted by W. A. Titer ger.
Fragmented Local Notice From Wartime Era
A garbled early 20th century report mentions wheat delivery and street names in a brief, unreadable city notice. The readable bits reference a morning scene with traffic or market activity and a lone number forty five, suggesting quantities or timing amid unclear context.
Local notes from Myersville valley and surroundings
A crowded digest notes illnesses as Mr Josiah Smith and Mr Martin Younking fall ill with malaria. Mr John Beam of Burkittsville shoots a leg wound but recovers. Mrs Tracy and Mrs Heller mourn losses. local farmers report horse death, fire danger near Garfield, and land dealings. A lecture by M Z Smith in Arcadia outlines Matrimony. extended social visits from Dover NJ and My arsville residents. the area hosts church services and missions day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dot KE. Hurley
Wintiekl
Kaasag
Leon
Josiah Smith
Martin Younking
Joseph Wolf
Myeraville
Thia Attica
R. W. Dlumsford
Amdawla
Charlotte Stull
Santee Vm oMr Joln Beam
Burkittsville
Carlton T. Ahalt
Burkittaville
Fine Bay
Charles C. Blaer
Thia
Haltmore
Ahudietown Lodge
Menora
J. Newton
Charles Brown
Dover
New Jersey
Joseph Brown
Myarsville
M.Z. Smith
Arcadia
Ohio
Lutharan
Harry Harrison
Wevertan
Joshua D. Abalt
Amome Wedding in Jamaville and Nearby Notices
A wedding at 3 p m Tuesday united Miss May J Ford of Jamaville and Mr Charles A Campbell of Washington D C with ceremony by Rev Henry Bruner and music by Prof John F Smith. They plan to reside at 529th Street N W Washington D C. Also notices of a future wedding for Charles W Wallace and Mina Clara A Shull on November 26 and a contract award for rebuild of Monocacy bridge at Sell's ford to Gilbert Smith for 2900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacatAenfles
Jeane Ford
Tjamaville
May J. Ford
Jjamsville
Charles A. Campbell
Washington, D. C
Mina Luke B. Ford
Uamsville
William Campbell
Washington, D.C
John F. Smith
Henry Bruner
Henrietta
529Th Street
N. 1
Charles W. Wallace
Baltimore
Mina Clara A. Shull
Frederick
Carroll
Frederick Counties
Sell's Ford
Gibert & Smith
Pennsylvania
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TRE Daily
Dunnead
William M. McKaig
Alligany County
United States
Louis E. McComas
Washington County
Prohibition
Hosea B. Moulton
Charley Melriing
William ‘T. Hallerenya
Mary Jane
Piaf
Weefer
Alice
Witter
Patrick Street
Our County Contemporarien
H.R. Rudy
Mary Eyler
Denton Kuhn
Garfield
Adit Pae
Esam
Tracy
John Tracy
Charles
Keller
Mapleville
Wing AL Hidel
Ingomar
Prebla County
Canaviati
John C. Boyer
Broad Hunl
Arthur C. Wilhiard
Broad Run
Thin Valley
John's College
Annapolis
Havana
Chas. T. Katsariaul
Court
Citizen Office
Remees Pain
Ose Tromist
Permarert
Rhevariatel Am
Sciatica Apratos
Pendens
Herne
Seabion
FPR Chores A Wgeler CO Rathenee
DR. Lobb
S. S.S
Young Men's Republican Club
Frederick City
Geo. A. Pearce
Warner Miller
Fon Tit Ladies
Aridal
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