Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged OCR fragment mentions Creag and names Joe Wace and Rav Mar Uiluntowa with a public sale reference on an unclear Thursday morning.
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Torning
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1910
Page
2
Auto Industry Booms as Mortgages Surge Nationwide
A historical survey shows about 400000 autos in the United States valued around 6.0 billion dollars with half invested to replace work horses and half for pleasure. The study notes rising mortgage activity to fund auto purchases across the Midwest South and West while the East reports fewer mortgages and bankers easing terms in some areas. In Minneapolis Wisconsin and Newark mortgage data reflect widespread financing of autos though Wyoming reports only 5 percent mortgage representation and 15 percent buyers unable to afford luxury.
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United States
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Perto
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Fer Wess
Nn Biles
Lipon Piortgages
Minneapolia
Wisconsin
Aulos
Necrasks
Kansas
Lanapolie
Wy‘oming
A. Bank
Newark
Banky
Walcicts
New York
Health Update From Frederick and Vicinity
Typhoid fever confines residents as Enat Vatrick Yoole remains ill at home. Albert Wallis and family at Peaddocks Heights show improvement after illness. Allen Jones of East Second Street reports progress, while E Moore with Mr. Chip remains under care at the hospital.
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Yoole
Enat Vatrick
Albert
Fi- Wallis
Peaddocks Heights
Allen Jones
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E. Moore
Mr. Chip
Probate Filed for J B Hyatt Will in Orphans Court
The late J Bradley Hyatt of Monrovia has a will filed for probate. Bequests include to his mother Rhoda Hyatt, to his sister Nettie Turnbull, to brother William Hyatt, to several nieces and nephews, and to New Market core lery 100. residual estate to Nettie Turnbull. Executor named Nettie Turnbull without bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hyatt
Oraghans’ Cours
J. Bradley
Hyatt
Monrovia
Rhods
A. Hyatt
Ife
Mutual Life; Insurance Company
Turnbull
Nettle
Hia
Lassle
Howard Turnbull
Nettie
Lone
Jonnie
Charles T. ‘Turnbull
Charless T. Turnbull
Ducks Pins At The Casino In Braddock Heights Tilt
Duckpin bowling at the Casino in Braddock Heights featured a match between the Diamonds and the Baldwin team from Hagerstown. Diamonds won by four pins as Keefer Sha v. Pranter Titaworth Miller and others posted steady scores. Baldwin teammates Bylder Jonca and Rod Trotter challenged but fell short. Tonight the Mall rounds resume with Mt Philp expected to start.
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Cagino
Braddock Heights
Diamonds
Baldwin
Hagerstown
Acoven
Keefer
Sha
Pranter
Titaworth
Ween
Miller
Ieveyeeey
Baldwins
Byyder
Bob Brangel
JONCA
Whr
Bylor
Rod Trotter
Mt, Philp
Social world notes from LeGore and nearby towns
A surprise party at Mr and Mrs P A Strive of LeGore featured games and a home dining repast with guests including Mrs String and daughters Evelyn and Irene, Miss Nellie Wilde, Miss Florence String and others. A pleasant reunion at Mr and Mrs Lewis B Flook’s home near Myereville drew many relatives and friends from multiple nearby communities. Mr William Brey and Mr Thomas Keup celebrated birthdays with supper and a village shower for Mr Barry W Dyer on East Fourth Street.
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P. A. String
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James Cover
Ada
Lewis B. Flook
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Frank Tarrison
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Henry
Ke Plook
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Mrs. C. We Houpt
Ruth
Margaret
My.creville
Allen
Sparrow
Von
Paul
Robert, Connelly
Russell
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George Fox
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Cand
Charles Layman
Monard Mud Catherine
Waynesdorn
William Brey
Thomas Kewp
Barry
W. Dyer
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Jefferson
Frederick
Slster
Lolo
Philadelphia
Vielding
Ming Mary Jones
Dickerson
Maurice Dade
Arthur, Mtchell
Washington, D.C
Cordell
Oklahoma
Daniel Roderick
Bessie Shaft
Mins
Feaster
Martinsburg
W. Va
Luther Shaff
Chester Motzger
New Jersey
Personal and Social Pleamant Paragraphs and Their Friends
A long list of social visits and greetings from a small town, naming many visitors and hosts. People travel between X street Y street and various towns like Baltimore Philadelphia Utica and George town. The piece mentions weddings, engagements and several returning travelers with brief notes on who visited whom.
Burglar Mistaken as Groom in New York Fire Escape Incident
Samuel Davis, who was to be married tomorrow, was killed last night when an intruder entering his home via a fire escape was mistaken for a burglar by John Guarraty. Local reports describe the confusion and the fatal outcome of the nighttime break in.
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JM. Sra C. Ramsburg
Utica Mills
Dickinson College
New York
Atudies
Brooklyn
Samuel
Davis
England Court Arbitration Rules Appeal Process
The News, London reports a decision from the court of arbitration in England. The article notes the ruling permits limited appeal and outlines factors considered by the panel in the arbitration, with emphasis on procedural matters and the governing law applied.
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London
Eng
Court of Arbitration Fas
England
N. Thoy Newfourdhand
Republicans Elect Delegates to Constitutional Convention
Special Dispatch to The News from Santa Fe New Mexico reports Republicans selecting sixty four of the one hundred delegates to the Constitutional Convention slated for October 3. The message notes the party’s arrangement for the gathering and outlines delegate distribution among precincts.
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the News
Santa Fe
The.epiblicans
Meat Packers Indicted in Federal Grand Jury Probe
Chicago September 7 twelve large meat packers have been indicted by the Federal Grand Jury in what officials describe as a major antitrust inquiry. The charges stem from collusion to fix prices and restrain competition, prompting swift action from federal prosecutors.
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Chicago
Local County Notes and Minor Misfortune Highlights
County correspondence from Ridgeville reports visiting relatives across Washington and Baltimore, with several social mentions and church notices. A strong wind incident near Lewistown damaged a box car, and local remarks emphasize compassion and contentment amid everyday life.
Notable Maryland News Items From Late 19th Century
Local notices report the death of John Carter Jr a veteran newspaper man near Boston. Cumberland sees a fatal engine overturn incident injuring Frank Stielt and others. In Baltimore a ferry passenger influx is noted with 341 cabin and 615 immigrants. Public Service Commission faces protests over telephone rate changes to per call. The Maryland State Fair opens at Timonium with strong exhibits. A fatal house fire in Bond leaves a widow and two daughters seriously burned. Ex Gov Brown urges Governor Crothers to widen state office probes. Lt S E Scranton stands trial at Annapolis over a crane accident aboard the Indiana. Police Department investigations continue amid testimony about bribe money for cocaine protection. The inquiry resumes next Tuesday.
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Frank MM. Stietl
Cumberland
Charles Johnson
Kton Jat
Townsend Hanna
Baltimore
Brenen
Frederick W. Bald
The
Reformed Church
Clearspring
Washington
Mercersburg
Baltimore City
Public Service Commission
Maryland State Fair Association
Timonium
Annapolis
Indiana
Tnitshipmen
Crothers
Murahal Barnan
Manning
Witneses
Masked Carnival at Braddock Heights Casino Tomorrow
A Grand Masked Carnival will be held tomorrow night at the Braddock Heights Casino. Prizes totaling $10 in gold will be awarded, with a special gold medal for the best disguised skater under 14. The Braddock Heights Band will provide music for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Wil
Frederick Market Prices September 7 1910 Prices From Frederick County Farmers
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers Exchange show wheat No 2 red at 7 6om ear corn 3 60 per barrel shelled corn 70 to 65c per bushel barley 55c to 60c hay timothy 19 00 to 20 00 per ton No 2 Timothy 18 00 to 19 00 No 1 mixed 17 00 to 18 00 Clover 16 00 to 17 00 hay not to 3 per ton straw wheat 8 00 to 9 00 oats 8 00 to 10 00 flour winter wheat 5 35 to 5 86 spring wheat 6 00 to 6 50 cornmeal 1 60 to 1 70 100 lb feed bran 25 per ton middlings 0 per ton red cotton seed meal 4 to ? met. Timothy 4 50 to 4 75 per bushel Clover 8 to 8 per bushel 450 to 100 per bushel News Want ads bring results.
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