Roanoke and Hancock Maryland rail and real estate notices
A mixed set of notices describes rail service outlines between Roanoke and Harrisburg with schedules, stops, and car configurations. It also details a public sale of real estate in Hancock Maryland, describing parcels including a brick dwelling and multiple land interests with payment terms. Additional cemetery and city notices request vehicle access rules and a ride-hail initiative for Hancock Maryland, with dates and bid procedures.
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H. Berry
Sunt
Howell
Pang
Koonts
Hancock
Lius
Circuit Court
Washington County
Maryland
Chuyah Street
Howe
Thia
Mil
Chas. W. Myers
Jabn
Mor
Von
Chas We
Coyle
Fourtil
Otomad River
Opyorita
Inncack
Hancock Bridge
Potomac
Eale
J. Adgusting Mabon
Bult Bridger
Notice to Voters and Road Examiners in Washington County
Notice records appointment of election examiners for District Nos 2 includes Samuel Bravks and Preston Turner while others listed as officials will oversee elections in Washington County. A second item describes road opening examination set for August 30 1913 with A Wingert Drape Samuel Thomas Edward Cubitva as examiners to assess damages and public convenience for a proposed road through lands of several residents.
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Washington County
Watch County
Raid
Aneh Parson
Chucapeake & Ohtoanal
aald + Bleedon
M. J. Middlekautt
Sarah Davis
Wilbur Skelton
Joan, W. Vickers
Jacob Snyder
Bakarsville
A. Wingert Drape
Samuel P. Thomas
Edward Cubitva
Taaninern
Proclamation on Proposed Constitutional Amendments and Elections
The lengthy text outlines a Maryland general assembly proclamation proposing amendments to the state constitution, detailing sections to be added or revised, election timing, ballot wording, and procedures for submission to voters, including references to articles, sections, and the required three fifths approval. It names the legislative process, appellate provisions, and fiscal and judicial adjustments, with specifics on Ballot wording and submission timelines.
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Arkite SA
Seertow J. Teit
le Beverst
Lanenry
Wits
General Assembly of
Maryland
Vm For
Agaiver
Arinte XIV
Aeid
Dane Royaly
Civcit
Sasté
Elece Huntoy
Barraftek
Atlmore
Mareford
Gala
Asnusto
Sand Artighe
Maryland Constitution Amendment Publication in German Language
A government notice states a proposed amendment to the Maryland Constitution will be published in multiple newspapers, including German language editions in Baltimore and another city. The election to decide adoption will be held on November 4, 1912, with legal officials announcing the official seal and issuing details for qualified voters.
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Phillips Lee Goldsborough
Marylanne
Ballimore
First Sumerian Creation Tablet At Penn Museum
A newly acquired Babylonian tablet at the University of Pennsylvania museum is touted as the oldest known creation story. It describes gods, a flood, and Noah like figures, with text suggesting 466 000 years from Creation to the Flood and parallels to Biblical accounts.
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Museum
University of Pennsylvania
Babylonia
Oran Godiana
Haaven
Una
Dorlphare
Lina Deglared
Iit
Din
Althoweh
Noa
Noall
Nippur
Turkieh
Kent Tie
Morgan
Annual Glear Event Promises Spectacular City Fair
The long awaited Glear annual event is set for August in Ui Win myer. Prominent entertainers and local teams will headline a grand street parade through Clonrapeing. Authorities urge attendees to arrive early as crowds are expected to swell for the main attractions and performances.
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Amd
Willy Frame
Alsi
Clonrapeing
Aanrkers
Hantkey
Wbaby
Weather forecast for the week ahead
Temperatures will run near normal with little rain and a warm week expected along the Gulf and Pacific coasts. Forecasters predict the Great Lakes and interior regions will see mild to warm temperatures for the next week or ten days with no major storms anticipated. The central and western United States may experience a warming trend with mild rain chances limited to the mountains.
POBERT PLACE DETECTS WITH BOWER DAVIE FINDINGS
A fragmented OCR item mentions a location along Williernanory Pike and names Bower and Davie with an associated place title. The readable text is sparse and unclear regarding event type or outcome.
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Williernanory
Bower
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