This Day in History Sept 14 Public Notices Graphic Fragments
Fragmented OCR text references dates and events from history with scattered names and places. It mentions Dats in History on September 14, various titled figures, and dated tokens or sheets. The readable bits mix names, dates, locations, and a few health and product terms, forming a jumbled historical snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martynfeu
St Crytiab
Areavisnop
Cartuoge
Julin Clurten-tods
Famauy
Juent Drenebir
Fritien
Wado
Notice to Subscribers and Miscellaneous Local Items
Tomorrow is the fourth Tuesday of the month and our regular collection day. Collectors will call on all routes. have exact change ready to avoid inconvenience. Also noted are Maryland Juvenile Institute convening tomorrow at 10:80. a mating license granted in Washington. and Maryland Day activities in Frederick with patriotic music on the chimes. The moon will be full again tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Newa
Hayle
Asteene
State Institute of the Juvenile
Pemplara
Maryland
el- Necott City
Washington
Willlam
Turper
Jennie Canode
Frederick
Mr. F. T. Racdin
Ditlom League
Sathasisatic
Fartty Lodge
Social Surprises and Local Gatherings Reported
A social event at Dr J W Strawsberger's home drew about thirty couples to surprise Miss Fan lo Yinger on East Fourth Street. The evening featured music, refreshments, and merriment until midnight, with many local residents in attendance. A separate family reunion at Mrs Rebeccamiths residence drew thirty nine attendees, including grandchildren and great grandchildren, sharing memories around the hearth. Ongoing community notices announce upcoming dances at Junior Hall and various neighborhood gatherings, with church and charity activity noted through mill boxes collections and the Key Monument event planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Strawsberger
North Market Street
Fan Lo Yinger
East Fourth Street
Sll
Misses F. Yinger
Haliie Lease
Grace Rowe
Virgie Fiautt
Nellie’ Rigdon
Magpie Ahiptay
W. Clemm
H. Byler
H Yinger
F. Leese
H. Strope
T. Bennett
D. Dirawnberger
E. Witkeleman
FP. Haines
Clayton Crowins
Rebeccamith
Bear Hene
Buodsy
Joanna Rogtzabo
Re. Lucretta Young
Middletown
Josephloe Abrecht
Frederick
Benjamin Thomas
Boonsboro
Baren
Mossta. Harmuth
Auilwarar
Mion
Jotn
Myernetlia
Hall
Frativitiea
Umaire Die Daverte
Cletion Livagin
Ral ‘Aang
Charles Wilson
Har
Loa Kaoneberger
Ua Teorsda
William Clem
North Market
Lady Mrawnberger
William Clema
Winchester civic pageant honors Charles Rouss donor
Winchester Virginia celebrates a waterworks gift from Charles Broadway Rouss of New York City with a parade and ceremonies. The event features fire companies, bands, and civic groups from several towns while Rouss receives thanks and local resolutions.
Fragmentary note about Pimtern Meenty enjoying food in sun
The fragment describes Pimtern Meenty thriving on good food and sunshine in the open air with hints of pleasant surroundings and facial expressions, but the text is incomplete and unclear on details.
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Pfercion
Democratic Campaign Office Arranges Fall Congressional Rally
Chairman Talbott leads at Carrollton Lore in Halthcore and organizes a fall campaign from Democratic headquarters. The executive committee, with one member per congressional district, names Luther He Galt and others in Baltimore and Laurel as key figures. Dr Frank Shaw is replaced by Van K. Ber as port collector while George W. and Christian Bitters join the committee. A conference for congressional candidates is planned to set the campaign timeline and messaging.
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Caupalen
Talbott
Carrollton Lore
Halthcore
Aeslet
Chalrainy
Kitet
Luther He Galt
Caroling
iMbher
Hartots
Ismes Hond
Baltinoreghy
L. Freeman Tasshy
Firth
Howard
Freaterdehs
Frank Ty Shaw
Sft
van Khber
Shaw
Abu Ila
Hwnd
Mannery
Laurel
Bes Tees
Slenegraphut
Renee Te
Chatrasan Yvailert
Dems
Valle Cupgressisey
Seggest
Ecoch
Centts Beataeters
Ible Mee
Talbot
Beereary Wwatkus
Lendland Club Seeks Official Star Spangled Banner Adoption
Washington meeting at Stoney Craft hosted by Rev Lerkto family features Dr Leakin and John Carpenter praising Francis Scott Key and flag spirit. Resolved unanimously that Don Krova adopt The Star Spangled Banner as the U S national hymn, with a discussion on key authors and comparisons to other anthems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lend-a-tland Club
Askethe
Key
Washington
Stoney Craft
Lerkto
Mins
Albert Dhousant
Leakin
Johu UC. Carpenter
Tata
Lessin
Francis Scott Key
May
Carpenter
United States
John Randolph
Fof Roanoke
Francis Heatt Key
Skowlog
Randolph
Wilverfores
Shepherd Leakto
Fort McHenry
Lendstland Club
Don Krova
Fair feats at Frederick fair attract large crowds
At the Frederick fair substantial attractions drew many spectators including the Kemp combination performing high jumping, hurdles, and novel races. The Epworth League convention at Hagerstown appointed committees and held sessions with reports, elections, and lectures. A separate item notes the mysterious death of John Jacknoll, a marble cutter, in Mapleville amid suspected foul play, and a separate accident injuring David Leatherman near Harmony.
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Frederick
Formntw
Canada
Cwo
Kemp Bleters
Agen Tan
Neal
Jews Brothers
Trenton
Ned
Carey
Seston
Hagerstown
T. M. West
D. Hshtelita
Lee M. Bender
BE. L. Watson
H. Richardson
CG. Bacon
Biise Grace Radcliffe
UW. Shieldy
Martinsburg
League
Boela
Ray
John W. Feldman
Haverstown
Grace Tadcliff
A. F.dsmith
Cumberland
Minute Robarte
Frontburg
A. D. Datby
Murdlncybury
Querctary
L. St. Wright
Point of Rocks
T. Wecite
Keyser
W. VI
T. M. Weat
Fionsburg
A. H. Zimmerman
Hington Square
Local sale notes show livestock loss and property auction results
A resident near Middleown reports the death of a 100 pound hog after a long drought and notes he would trade for a cow. Personal property of late Mary A. Balghtal from Clemeonrilice fetched 38 per acre for five acres. Union Bridge buyer paid 38 total. Unionville buyer J K Autley paid over 994 for five acres. The sale drew a large crowd and Hood's Sarsaparilla testimonials are cited as trustworthy local endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heal Kota
Mary A. Balghtal
Clemeonrilice
Mr. Biz
Union Bridge
J. K. Autley
Unionville
DEATH OF BARRY RIPPEON AT LIBERTY AGE 98
Barry Rippeon died at his mother's home in Liberty on a Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock aged 98 years and months. He was a former engineer at A H Rialer’s douring mill in Woodsboro and his health declined after rheumatism and other illnesses. Funeral services were held at the M P Church with Rev J F Casson and Rev G K Hanser officiating. Swosdeer Bros. handled funeral arrangements. The report also notes the death of Ex County Commissioner Esta Toma of Myeraville in the same county, aged about 110 years, with seven children and a widow.
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Fae David Leatherman
Elier George Leatherman
Wolfeville
Lemuel A. Harshmay
Blu
John Leatherman
Zimmerman
Myeraville
Barry Rippeon
Harry Bradisy Rippeon
Jane Rippeon
Liberty
A. H. Rialer
Woodsboro
Rippeon
Kteeelf
M. P
F. Casson
Hey. G. HK. Hanser
Tao
Mesers
Albert Atler
Abdiel Alsaugh
Albert Eisler
Edward Gilbert
Wan
Fritz
Swosdeer Bros
Baka Toms
Toma
Myereville
Tale County
Lesven
Flowers Preserved by Chemicals At North Market Street Store
Flowers precensed by chemicals from Washington were exhibited in a store window at Gndettakern and arnitura dealers on North Market Street. The carnations, pinks, and lilies look natural and could be mistaken for freshly plucked blossoms. A separate incident describes a street altercation near 10 Street, where a man was removed from a team and left Frederick, after attracting attention during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Schroeder & Sone
Gndettakern
Arnitura
North Market Strest
Washington
Ae Wa
Sud Aarted
Frederick Sale Morsaing
Unclear OCR Fragment From Willow Glen Farm Notice
Fragmentary record describes a gathering at Willow Glen Farm with mentions of Caton Chapel and attendees including someone named Shovlwen from Inteelty Were. Details are garbled. no clear event date or full names are ascertainable from the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caton Chapel
Willow Glen Farm
Wormes
Tariff law impacts country produce and local trade
The new tariff law affects articles of country produce with altered duties for items such as butter, cheese, eggs, peanuts, apples, pineapples, and more. The document lists several old and new rates, indicating broad changes that will influence prices and trade nationwide. The text also notes local incidents and notices, including a hanging of public interest items and various regional updates.
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Perth
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the Daily News
Thu Nowa
Wasutmipoy, DC
A. Ts
Noreiu
Nur Adner Shera
Chry Onera
Kieve
Feadington & Co
Robit Henderekson
Wd. C. Motter
E. Church S. Every
Rui Wats
Rodksec Af Trighe
Leear
Kees
Oharchea
Scotty
Kent Church
Wren
Treaveter
le C.Y. M. U. A. Toome
A.W. Relee
Prince OF Winchester
Virginia City
Musore Lie Forser Beet
Winchester
Trates
Enor
Charles Roadway Rouss
New York City
Oly
Rouwas
Erartua Wtman
Market Street
Water Street
Friendship Mire Company
Friendskin Fire Company
Chambersburg
Stonewall Band
Sarah “One
Cumberland Bird Company
Carliele
Union Fire Company
Ulta City
Washington Huse Company
Harriaburg
Harriaberge
Rouss Hook and Ladder Company
Blacks
Mount, Vernon
Ciizens
Batcelton
Turner Ashby Camp
Confederate Veterans
Mulligan Post
G. A. Rand
Hageratown
Woodstock
Strasburg
Thin Elty
Ewe
Fair Grounds
Holliday
Thomas N. Lupton
Bahalf
Rouwss
Charles Broadway Mouss
Frederick County
Peter H. Rouss
Baltzell
Rowse
Berkeley County
Confederacy
Twelfth Virginis
Ronsa
New York
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Rouse
Gotham
Rouss
Duoent Hebron
Kook and Ladder Company
Johnstown
United
Frederick Boys
Frederick Rished
Lewan
Hehds
Amuther
Catoctia Clarion
Wesre
Wertheimer
Congress
Veoh
Fair Featur
John Jacknoll
Hiahoms
Mapleviile
Washington County
H. McG. Wade
Bie
State’s
Charles A. Kitte
J. Irwin Bliner
Mapleaville
Wm. A. Wheeler
Wilson Seyedesth
Wm. H. Norrie
Middleown
Norrie Saya
Yytaett
Hood
Shriner Milling OO
Ibs
Sariaga Billing OD
Patsy Kane
Haryurptor
James Tl
Anny Olts
Caroline Vonaty
Mia Miltred Sobaiom
Prost
Euyad
Wadonshars
Cecil County
Halmare
He Heath Estate
Cordovas
Carroll and Blow Arf Cecuntics Amet
Spresvilla Mart
Mra
T. Caswell
Caswall
Annapola
Bealile Ber Manphier
Tip
Phe Cfty Cornell
Hauntsta
Ite
Gaimewell Yir Alarm Company
Frederick District
Epworth League
Ceerm
A. Kotla
Patterson’s Creek
Allegany County
J. C. Patton
Cumberland Buadsy
Washington Courthouse
Ohio
Hatal
Orry. Hotsy
J. McCumb
J. Greenham
EL. Harlan
W. T. Rince
O. T. Dawson
G. Teondur
WW. Morntan
Hewee
J. E. Goure
G A. Chickering
M Lambert
J.B. Philips
Hatdmore
Dayhoft
My. Air
Annapolis
McGilli Belt
Dickerson
J. K. Britton
Owemberaburg
Gakuin House
Jno
A. Blan
Careisk
O. H. Nelson
J. L. Dorney
BA. Homebdutz
Ballimor
Lj, Milter
H. H. Power
Philadelphia
Saxton
Mich
Ee Grorr Hovar
David Bix
Brocegilley
G.H. Bhater
Jostab Davis
Baltimore
W. H. Bacher
H. J. Briabellhot
Gettyayes Jac
H. Michael
Ostroll County
J. H. Brown
Spormuns
M. B. Leavitt
Frederick City
Mullinie & Kemp
Ammar Bhowing
Moun
Kaur
John Hendrickson
Gents New
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Nuw LX
Atlaye
Deavinie Uat
Baciu
Fick Nuges
Ven Lane MA Pints
Quants and
Haerlang
Verark Vy State
Bykenville
Carroll
Howard Counties
Dykeaville
Patapeco
A. Hameny
Pittsburg Bridge Company
Oswego
Comany
N.Y
Toledo Bridge Company
Toledo
Heiden Campane
Aarelasburg
Pennsylvania
Campball & Zell
K. Fl
Hood & Us
Washington, D. C
King Bridge Company
J. Fiurd & Co
Jersey
Wrou
Iron Bridge
Comoy
Cincinnati
Kobuyitl Bridge
Ompany
Penceylvanis
H. A. Rameny
Toledoridge Company
Ebiiciian
Sisora
Pies
Alec
Grocery Wu
WAL Aleah
Walt Ts
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San 28S Bra
Rodook & Neidig. A
Gil Clotiss
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WAND
Artioquakss
Wren Klaekis
A. T. Rio & Sons
AL T. Rien & Done
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Arles
South
Margot
Frederick, Ma
Berth Airy
Roialty
KVANH
Suns Extra Fin India
W. C. Eldridge
W.¢ Eldridge
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Shina
Aled Tyroasier
Walle
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