Free farm journal offer for readers who settle arrears
A local notice announces a temporary promotion offering free delivery of the American Farmer and Avre Farmer journal to subscribers of this paper who pay all arrears and one year ahead. The offer extends to new subscribers who pay one year for Tut, Wrerkng News, with extension of current expirations by one year. The Avre Scan Farmer is a 16 page journal of national circulation focusing on economy in agriculture and farmer rights. It asks patrons to sample the issue at once and notes the deal lasts a short time.
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Fort Wayne
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Daily News
Eounltsburg
Geo. M. Morrison
Niwotle
Adilack
Opl
Sul
James Meyers
Thomas Svay
Mabea
Gettysburg
Hell
Gray
Chacch
Ubieage
Hopp
Charlie
Martha Koonts
Viton Koontz
Iy Place
Marshana Atkinson
Hartimore
Cot Kubler
Wed, & A
Senuo
Timmitsburg
Purely Personal Hints From Local Social Circles
Social notes list residents and visitors including Mrs Porter visiting Philadelphia, Misses Grinder from Buckeye Town, Mrs Hoffman from Baltimore, Mr L F Elmer of Washington, and Mr R H Campbell returning from New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Individuals travel to Philadelphia, Lefayette College, and Pennington New Jersey for study or visits. local clergy and families also noted. A nearby Archery Club meeting is scheduled at Fate Cronnite with rain contingency.
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J. Smallwood
Philadelphia
Grinder
Buckeyatown
Missen Annote
Nettie Stuard
Washington, D. C
M. Engelbrecht
Patrick Street
John ©. Hardt
Baltimore
John W. Dean
George W. Dean
Kay
Harmony Grove
Lefayette College
Kanton, Parey
Waslington
Travia
Kaat Thied
Ae Sam
Emmitsburg Notes on Rail Line Talk and Local News
Emmitsburg items report continued interest in a railroad link to Gettysburg with estimates for running service and stock funding plans. The column notes social events, marriages, deaths, a jury verdict, a private school opening, and upcoming performances at City Opera House, plus local property sales and a state park proposal in accounts from Frederick and Washington counties.
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Braildock
J. Ww
Hargettle
Paut Getzendanner
Freierick
Ladien Christian Association of Govany Iown
Cg Matemaemy
City Opera Trouse
Beth W. Griffith
Frederick County
Brookville
Montgomery ‘County
McComaslina
Antietam
Washington County
Gettysburg Land
Chickamauga
Geo. W. Kiracofe
Allen HB
Carty
Jones Baker
Man struck by freight train in Carroll county vows never to drink again
Willa C Bloom a farmer of Taneytown Carroll county was hit by freight train No 8 near Fulton Station while intoxicated and thrown down a bank. He survived with injuries to the hip and neck area and was taken to City Hospital where doctors treated him. Bloom declared he would never drink again. A train engineer Joseph Franken stopped and backed to the scene. The account also lists post office advertised letters for Frederick city dated Saturday September 1 1.
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Taneytown
Carroll County
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Fulton Station
Uattasore
Josep Franken
Il Illen
Fu Vas Fridenwaht
Bruke
Acad
Creely Beauties Open at City Opera House Revival
The City Opera House reopened Saturday night with the Creely Murlysque Company of artists delivering a lively program. The first part featured music and acts that drew praise from the audience, with several performers highlighted by critics. The revival appears to promise a strong run, though some acts faced uneven reception from the crowd.
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San Mer
City Opera House
Creele Murlysqie
Sam Lucas
Tal Frais
Local concert tribute and Brunswick yard update
A detailed report covers a fall seminary recital with Mendelssohn, pianists Wiebi and Frail, violinist Von Steinman, and praise for Prof. Geo Ed Smith. It notes the Brunswick freight yards expansion, track work, and drainage, plus a church society meeting and a piano contest victory by Miss Nannie B. Dixon amid varied local notes.
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von Steinman
Vfolufyt
Daltimare
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Gail
Seldon
Mendelssohn
Wiebi
Geo
Smith
Sentael
Misa Fox
Drowick Progress and Looming Growth in Loudoun County
The article traces rapid progress in a Virginia town, noting new warehouses, improved buildings, and planned wells. It highlights developments by Geo B. Wenner & Co, a nearby rail-adjacent warehouse, and multiple dwellings, with improvements including a market revival for the northwestern Loudoun area.
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Droewick
Rip van Waakle
Olf
Hinde
Eeventeen
Targett Ac Co
Prederick
Abyope
Church of Mae
Wenner
Lemtbesberg
Faatiwer Betas
Geo B. Wenner & Co
Wenner Tvs
Hrinawick
Loudoun County
Baltimore Opinion on Democratic Convention and Farmer Exhibitions
The piece notes a recess in the Democratic Congressional convention for the Ebest district to cool off and compare studies before the ballot. It discusses temperamental unity, upcoming meetings at Ocean City, and the value of farmer exhibitions such as William's Grove and Mount Keton Park for permanent improvement free from gambling and liquor sales, inviting families to attend.
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Baltimore News
Ebest
Tia
William's Grove
Mount Keton
Farmera
Avery
Baltimore
Ian
Adona
Leon
Republicans rally as nominations seal shared plans
The Nalimore American notes Republicans shaping a slate and rallying on good days work amid a crowded field. They name three candidates for representative and stress disciplined organization, urging vigorous turnout to overcome Democratic majorities and secure broader support across districts.
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Fort Wayne Trial Notes Forgery Claim Inheritance Case
Early Sept reports from Fort Wayne detail a courtroom dispute over a will and forged signature. Andrew J. Gavin and John A. Davis contend Andrew Davis heirship. W. Carvalho of New York declares the will forged after expert handwriting analysis. Proceedings hint at further litigation and public scrutiny.
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