Auctioneers hold sale of church street house and foundry lot
Captain Walter Dauniers auctioneer details property sales at West Church Street and West Seth Street. Wir Wheerun’s house sells to Wiles Virginity Pare for 1075 dollars. Trustees schedule sale of old Foundry property at West Seth Street to James Abrecht for 607 dollars. The wreck near Alchester involved a 4 car wheel chain reaction. no injuries reported.
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Walter Dauniers
Lauiaby and Relth
Weat Church Atreet
Wir
Wheerun
No Treight’ Wrees
Alchester
Enuael
Te Treakton
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Ideal Laxative Remedy
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a superior laxative, claiming it cleanses the system without weakening organs, relieves headaches and fevers, and cures constipation. It notes wide medical approval, appealing taste, and availability in 50 cent bottles from druggists, produced only by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Aloo
Pioneer story of California's first newspaper tale
The article recalls the origins of California's first newspaper, The Pioneer, started by Tepe Figueroa and Robert Semple in 1846, printed in Monterey and later moved to San Francisco. It chronicles the rough beginnings, the improvised press and ink, and Swan the lone surviving original staffer now living near Carmel Valley, with his weathered relics and memories guiding the tale. A separate item notes local Republican committee actions and a court case involving pork theft and minorqu.
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Riigg
California
Monte
Carmel Valles
Californian
Swan
Epain
Tepe Fiomeroa
Figueroa
Thas Tatentic
Monterey
Colon
Ehimraeter
Owl
Turove Trumnent Property
Agiant Chis Propertyowas
Hera Haround
All Press
Boley Aomiun
Iyet
Thobert Semple
Tegan
Bemple & Culton
Pania
Philadelphia
Semple
Kentucky
Joan Figueroa
Kemal
Orst Ebert
San Francisco
Carmel Valley
Siewhat
Platerners
Liha
Franetann
Sunday Church Services and See Harvest Home Sermon
Sunday church services are announced across city and county. Rev H M Hench preaches at Pleasant Hill Union Chapel near Yellow Springs at 10 am. Harvest Home service at Pleasant Hill Chapel 2:43 pm with Rev J A Asprecht. Other churches report morning and evening services, with Rev Dr Hamner, Rev M L Beard installed, and additional talks on religious topics. A 60-pound bell planned for Lutheran Church cupola.
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Paily
Asnonicomauta
Methodial Episcopal Church
Pleasant Hill Union Chapel
Harvest Home
Dethel
J. A. Aspert
St. Paul Miniatiare Aid Sociery
Wm. TK
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Fant Church Street
Chrch
St. James Sullicran Chapel
Sun- Uayeashoul
Beyhuuber
de. Maeskarl
Vleasant Hill Chapel
David J Henle
Presbyterian Church
L'Ricka
M. L. Beard
Middletown
HH. L. Beogher
Gattynburg
George 8. Bowers
Agerstown
Church Bill
Town News and Openings Highlight Maryland State Items
Planchester reports social unrest while Denton loses a home to fire and Esston opens a new Talbot County High School. Carroll county records list deaths Ephraim Myers near New Windsor aged fifty six and Joe Wheon T Poldicard near Lisbon aged twenty three. Western Maryland College attendance rises as St Johns College faces opposition to grounds street through Annapolis. Cycling attempt by H Wylis halted at Hagerstown amid state political jockeying over a successional candidate.
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Planchester
Matthew Garey
Denton
Enston
Talbot County High School
Esston
Manchester
Carroll County
Ephraim Myers
New Windsor
Joe Wheon T. Poldicard
Lisbon
Howard County
Western Maryland College
St. John's College
Annapolis
Ittea
Law and Disorder In Frederick Crowd Clash
A livel y trio Ernest Johnson John Vonall and Corn Grose were arrested by Officer Hobbs in Sheb row for disturbing the peace. The Grows woman complained about Charles Thompson and called Johnson and Tonsll to assist. Mayor Fleming fined each man five dollars and one hundred dollars in fines. two of the men paid, the third faced jail for thirty days. A woman named Cora Gross was arrested for participating in a fracas and fined five dollars. she was jailed for nonpayment. Knee Hall notes two Frederick baseball teams traveling for a county match.
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Ernest Johnson
Johon Vonall
Corn Grose
Otticer Hobbs
Shebrow
Vain Norrys
Cora Gross
Kastatroet
Kaketoin
Abe
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Stalin
United
Teyat Baking Howser
Wall St
N, T
the Daily News
Buttermill
Omaade
TE Pioneer
Califoraa
Hemiphist
Stalf
Hepublican Central Ooms
Hepublican County Central
Grand Jury
Court House
B. T. Hartner
A. UG. McBride
Hamaont Urner
Ges. L. Wellington
Congress
Bim Luckett
T. D
Mullinix
Mt. Airy
DWI
Gala
RoUpii
Hones
Clifford
Wood
Iquorto Minora
Real
Extra Dualisy Storm Serge
Mas
Thomas Hi, Haller
News OF the Churches
Minnie Dedisman
Jacob Dadleman
North Market Strect
News OF the State
Hi. H. Wylis
Chicago
New York
Hageratown
Populteta
Washington County
Sro
Praco Besley Sa
Cangrosa
Knee Hall
Frederick
Grands. Rapids
South Market Street
Frederick, MO
Volaphone
George A. Gilbert
Nes
North Market St
Geet
Yeman
Patrick BT. Predshich
Avorth
Walters Indiated
Inter
Notre Bat
H. Walters
St Lance Rt
Lowi
Iutalo
Wienbarr Fenner
Cin State Lemcite
Vollnnitle
Wabaville
Toon
Ins
Ray
Washburn, Crosby & Co
L. M. Hildebrand
West Patrick Street
Dress Coods
Atyles
Our Cheviot Serge
Genta
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