Fragmented Classified Fragments From The News Post
A jumble of ad like phrases appears including sales offers boarders wanted clerks lost items and various business names such as Star, Citizens Nat. Bank, Gittinger’s Grocery, and Old Dutch Market. The readable bits suggest a late 1800s style newspaper classifieds page with miscellaneous notices and promotions.
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News-Post
Sesepreesphong
Saples
M. Cowardin
George B. Kehne
Hepant
Coors Nows-Post Gittinger's
Paul Etzler
Ogle and Weinhar t seven years for Walkersville bank robbery
Norman Ogle and Walter Weinhart were each sentenced to seven years in the Maryland Penitentiary for the July 21 Walkersville Savings Bank robbery. Judge Urner noted youth and duty to society, with no extenuating circumstances. Defense witnesses cited mental condition and influence of movies and novels.
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Ogre
State
Norman Ogle
Walter Weinbart
Walkereville Savings Bank
Maryland
Hammond Urner
Aaron R. Anders
Edwin C. Devilbiss
Walkersville Savings Bank
Nelson Stauffer
Reno S Harp
Weinhart
Ogle
Walkersville
crie _ Weinhart
D. Princeton Buckey
Cme
Baltimore
Tesse James
C. F. Goodell
Ogie
Urner
Glenn H. Worthington
Death of Maurice Hamilton Rhoderick at 80
Maurice Hamilton Rhoderick died at his home near Jefferson at 6 45 this morning after a long illness of cerebral hemorrhage. He was 80 years, 11 months and 28 days old and survived by three sons and two daughters, plus a sister and brother. Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 PM with interment in Mt Olivet Cemetery. M R Etchison and Son funeral directors.
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Maurice’ Hamilton Rhoderick
Maurice Hamilton’ Rhoderick
Jefferson
Thomas N
Washington
Willie M
Frederick
Harry A. Frederick
Elld J
Nannie G
Rebecca Rhoderick
Dorsey M. Rhoderick
Mt. Olivet
M. R. Etchison and Son
Palm Infant Funeral Held at Greenmount Cemetery
The funeral of William H Palm, a four month old colored infant son of Marshall Palm, who died Tuesday, was held yesterday at 2 in Welock. Rev. L. J. Valentine conducted services. Interment followed at Greenmount Cemetery. Thomas P Rice served as funeral director.
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William H Palm
Marshall Palm
Welock
L. J. Valentine
Greenmount Cemetery
Thomas Price
Property Deeds Move Through Court Ledger in County
Theodore J Bollinger and wife deed to Jacob Hoke a county property for 3000. Ian Jacob Hoke and wife deed to J Ward Kerrigan for 1. Kerrigan to Hoke and wife for 1. Hoke and wife deed to Romanus B Florence and wife for 10. Charles C Wiles to Ira J Weddle in city for 25. Clara M Main to John Hershberger in city for 10.
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Theodore J. Bollinger
Jacob, Hoke
Ian Jacob Hoke
J. Ward Kerrigan
Jacob Hoke
Romanus B. Florence
Charles C. Wiles
Ira
J. Weddle
Lower Prices Loom Up Says Food Commissioner
Food Commissioner H W Killian reports supply and demand show a shift toward lower prices. Dealers note favorable corn harvest prospects and higher canned goods output will ease costs for York beef and mutton. Improved Western transport and committee hearings on costs continue.
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H W. Killian
West
Kilian
Painter Killed In 30 Foot Fall In Hagerstown
Jeremiah J. Martin a noted painter of 123 East Washington Street Hagerstown fell thirty feet from a ladder at a rouble house yesterday around 2 46 pm. He struck the concrete and died instantly. Oscar Thompson another painter witnessed the accident. Martin born in Graceham leaves a wife two daughters and three sons and siblings in Graceham and Waynesboro.
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Jeremiah’ J. * Martin
Washington Street
Hagerstown
Martin
Oscar Thompson
Thompson
Magtfaiside
Graceham
County
Faanita
Beatrice
Oswald
Vaughn
Phily
William J
J Baird
Waynestorm
Dennis Named Publisher of Jeffersonian Company
J M Dennis elected president of the Jeffersonian Publishing Company Towson succeeding George Hartman who resigned. Logie Bennett editor of the Jeffersonian Baltimore county Democratic organ named board member replacing Hartman. Rhode Island Governor arrived in town on the 11 o clock train with a special Bull Man attached to the train and left with the train north.
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J. M. Dennis
John M. Dennis
Frederick County
Jeffersonian Publishing Company, Inc
Towson
George Hartman
Logie Bennett
The
Jeffersonian
Baltimore County
Mr. Hartman
Rhode Island
North
Chamberlains Colie and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
In Caseville Michigan Mrs A H Hall thanks Chamberlains Colie and Diarrhoea Remedy as a grand medicine kept in the house that saved their baby this summer. Mrs Mary Carrington reports use with prompt relief and continued satisfaction.
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Chamberlain
Michigan
A. H. Hall
Caseville
Mich
Mary Carrington
Saya
Odd Fellows Parade Home From Baltimore Trip in Frederick
Frederick Odd Fellows delegation from Adamstown Lodge 154 King David Lodge 50 and Frederick City Lodge 100 returned from Baltimore where they led the seventh division in the monster Centennial parade with the local Odd Fellows Band. They wore white uniforms and carried red white and blue ribbons with three linked plow traces while being hailed as the chain gang. The group paused in Thurmont then rejoined a special car to Frederick arriving after two this morning.
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Frederick
Odd Fellows
Adamstown Lodge
King David Lodge
Frederick City
Louis Smith
Jacob L. Engelstecht
No. 50
Thurmont
Hagerstown
Sidlen Station
Byron A. Winecbrener
North
Paca Street
Lanvale Street
Mount Royal Avenue
East Monument Street
Broadway
Baltimore
Baptists Organize for Big Campaign in Frederick
Local Baptists plan a five year fundraising drive beginning late November to raise a $75,000,000 fund for the Northern and Southern Baptist Conventions. Frederick participants and church leaders including Rev. W. C. Royal assemble teams to canvass a $756,000 Maryland quota and coordinate with a statewide and regional campaign totaling $105,000,000.
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First Baptist Church
Frederick
Lst
W. C. Royal
Maryland
Southern Baptial Convention
Northern Baptist Convention
Baptist
Chiic
Eutaw Place Baptist Church
Baltimore
G. H. McChegor
Castors
H. EB. Corn Vropst
Stanley Swartz
J. C Bavis
Wm Stultz
A. Phoebus
Yeomans K. L. Kiracofe
Mia
CW. Gregory
Lian Taylor
H. E. Cornpropst
A. J. Collmus
Henrietta McCanner
William Stultz
I. L. Kiracofe
J. l. Davis
Mabel Jacobs
David Tran
Public sale notices and local auctions in Frederick Md
Local notices describe public sales of household goods at 202 Church Street and 222 EB Church Street with cash terms. Items include furniture, kitchenware, and a large variety of domestic goods. Also listed are services from auctioneers H R Lease W L Rice and a dentist. Additional notes reference public sale of valuable household goods and moving services to a gas-using home. A Citizens National Bank of Frederick condition report is included.
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Church Street
L. H. Reisler
H.R. Lease
W. L. Rice
Frederick
Church St
Maryland
Joana
Postal Savings Deposita
U.S. Securites
Honda
Federal Reserve Bank
Ral Reserve Bank
National Dankr Rec Eee
Banka
Bankery
Trust Companies
Itoma
Bart ST
U. S
Bankers
Trust Companion
Vast array of Frederick area farms for sale with improvements
Real estate listing describes 22 acres of cultivated land 1 2 miles west of Frederick plus 170 207 and 250 acre farms with timber springs water frontage multiple buildings including master houses with 9 10 rooms baths and steam heat Delco lighting, state roads, good fencing, fruit and garden variety, near Myeraville New Midway and residential buff brick ten room houses with modern conveniences and ample outbuildings.
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Myeraville
Frederick
Delco
State Road
Alleman Corn I See Ad and County Politician Notices
Notice includes patent medicine claim for corns called Alleman s Corn I See with money back guarantee and references, plus a political card of thanks from George D Toms for county commissioner nomination support, a Victrola sale by Frank C Hargett, a grocery specials ad, a Republican committee meeting notice in Frederick Maryland dated September 20 1919, and local news agent Kreh and newspaper agent Wm H Kreh listing.
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Salagearea
Cis
Zesto
Jwallet
Alleman
J. J. Alleman
Church St. Frederick, Md
George D. Toms
Hartnrs condition and Remington typewriter ads
Fine water in cool condition. Lay alightly, failing. Price right. 5 Agent of American Surety q ive me When in n & surety ! i am also agent for Frederick Caan t for the Remington Typewriter pany. Both new and rebuilt at old prices. Also machines, feat Eugend H. Albaugh, No. 7 North Market St. Phone 74-W.
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N & Surety
Frederick Caant
Eugend H. Albaugh
North Market
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Daly News
Washington, D. C
United States Weather Bureau
Ogle and
Killian
Painter
Jeremiah J." Martin
Boaton Globe
Rapa prahAbHiyr
Edward H. Bruno
Unon
South America
David J. Lewis
City
Cumberland, Md
Baptists
Ney
Cramer's Palace OF Music
Arthur R. Remsberg
W. Staub & Sons
Henry P. Fahrney
Harry Knipple
West Sixth St
C. Allen Jones
H. R. Lease
East Seventh Street
Markwood D. Harp
Pythian Castle
W. Paul Etzler
East Patrick Street
Citizens' National Bank
OF the
Citizens National Bank
OF Frederick
Cere
Cee
Eees
State of
County of Frederick
Wm. G. Zimmerman
J. Tarry Kennedy
Joan S. Newman
C. M. Thomas
W. D. Baker
Diradora
John D. Hendrickson
Fifth Avenue
Joan D. Hendrickson
Potts & Griffin
Automobile
New Midway
Victor Victrola
Frank C. Hargett
Court Square
King’s Store
W. Patrick St
County Central Committee
Court House
Central Committee
W. Harry Haller
D. E. Kefauver
Third and Market Street
Wm. H. Kreh
South Market Street
Albion Brand
Thomas F. Ricr i
Thomas P.rice
North Market Street
Frederick, MD
John N. Clary
Sal
Hamilton Avenue
MORT@UGH AND POVES TEN COMPANY
Ane Ney County
City Hotel
Patrick Bt
Eugene H. Albaugh
Gale
Bucketstown
Urbana
Unionville
Libertytowr
W.N. Jolliffr
Pike
Walkereville
Brunswick
Buckeyatown
Dickerson
W.N. i
Weat
Court &J. Frederick
Mac
Casualty Insurance
Sife Insurance
Commercial Printing
Insurance
Lewis R. Deatzbaugh
Continental Life Insurance Company
Wilmington, del
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