Death of Mr Z B Clark at Hagerstown Sept 29
Mr Z B Clark a longtime Hagerstown resident died yesterday in his sixty eighth year. A New England native he moved to Hagerstown as a young man and was engaged in business for many years. He leaves a wife and four daughters Mrs Dr Geo Blake of Salem Ma Mrs Wm Protzman of Baltimore Mrs Captain Wm G Fitch of Boston and Miss Anna Clark of Hagerstown.
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Z. B. Clark
Hacerstown
ZB. Clark
Clark
New England
Hagerstown
Geo Blake
Salem
Wm. Protzman
Baltimore
Wm. G
Deathbed letter thanks President for Indian rights effort
Helen H. H. Jackson writes from her deathbed to President Grover Cleveland dated August 12 1885 expressing gratitude for his actions aiding Indians and urging him to read Century of Dishonor while believing he will lead a decisive step to lift the nation's burden of infamy and right the wrongs of the Indian race.
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Adirondack Mountains
White House
Helen Hant Jackson
Grover Cleveland
The
United States
Sim
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Postal Changes in Maryland and West Virginia Routes
Postmaster General orders creditable changes in Maryland mail routes with increased service on Barnesville to Conner and Woodbine to Windfield to Taylorsville, plus a curtailed Sykee ville to Taylville leg ending at Porters. West Virginia gains Burns Springs to Grantsville extension from once to three times weekly. new fourth class postmasters appointed in Maryland.
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Maryland
Wasatxcion
Barnesville
Conner
Woodbine
Windfield
Carroll County
Taylorsville
Sykeeville
Porters
West Virginia
Burning Springs
Grantsville
Marviani
Altamont
P. M. Stemple
Fairles
Chas. B. Lamb
Dairying in Early America and Creamery Revolution Boldly Described
The piece covers farm practices and dairy management from water-soaked shingles and lime to feeding meat to cows, sow breeding and litter impact, rag weeds in pastures, and the dairy industry’s rise. It highlights the creamery shift, cooperative butter making, and Iowa butter’s rising quality and value in 1884.
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Salem
Maes
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Frederick County
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E. J. Eldridge
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Garrett’s Drug Store
Frederick, Md
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Geo. Cramer
Geo.beast £ Co
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Poly
H. If. Quyan’s
Rev
E. P. Roe
Switch’s
Smith Hook and Stationery Store
Hey EP. Ree
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Callan
H.E. Relfsnider
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Hendrickson
Haller’s
Monroe Wall
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West Pairck Street
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Imit
Green House
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Dourz
Geo. Brust
Meace Doub
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Fourth Streets
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Harrirax
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Ceylon
Emerson Terent
India
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Austed
G. P. Sandson
Britsh
Mysore
Ima
Maharajah of
Sadreon
Elphan
Sam Jonesiem
Wbexs
Heaven
Sam
Christ
Ingersoll
Hell
Aml Growdler
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Co
Delaware and Maryland
Atlantic States
James R. Wood
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Philadelphia
Suakim
Gallagher
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