Local Advertising Snippet From February 95 Page
Public sale notices list Davyid M. Sprecker and W D Willson with Cushwa and Sweeney Committee. Other items include Wanted position and various store news names such as C H Everly Pinkam and Mary E Febrey. The fragmentary OCR shows multiple ad phrases and company names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yiad
NEW Toda
Lovael
Bill Price
Davyid M. Sprecker
W. D. Willson
M. Cushwa
John B. Sweeney
Bee ‘Har
Cooper & Gibson
Mary E. Febrey
Bisters
C. H. Everly- Pinkam
Kodot
Democratic City Primaries in Hagerstown on March 1
Democrats assemble for ward primaries in Hagerstown to choose delegates for the mayoral nominating convention. Voting is set for March 1 in wards 1 through 4 from 7 8 to 8 30 pm with polling locations listed, and delegates to meet March 3 to select a mayoral candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Gao
BH. Hager
Jonathan
Walker
S. Jonathan St
R. Spielman
E- Washngton St
Smith's Tin Shop
E Franklin St
Putterer
W. Franklin St
WM. &. Hoffman
Multiple Cattle Shipments and Local Notices Across Several Towns
Cattle to Baltimore and rail freights cited along with local notices from Hagerstown and nearby towns. Includes marriage licenses for Franklin Petrie and Mary A Brown, and David Eshleman with Mary M. Horst. illness of Nina Spessard Chewsville. fire company excursion to Baltimore. various small incidents and social notes. Details mention trolley consolidation, accommodations at Cherry Run depot, a Wallace, deaths and trials in Frederick, and a freight wreck near Conshohocken with casualties. police and election administration notes, plus social commentary and a door prize at Company B fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binkley & Matthews
Baltimore
Johnson
WML
Trolley.Co
Nina
Webster Spessard
Chewsville
Franklin Petrie
Waynesboro
Mary A Brown
Wingerton
Chicago
Antietam Fire Co
Ben Bur
Greencastle
David Eshleman
Maugansville
Mary M. Horst
Dearfoss
Otho Downin
Silk Weaver
Hagerstown
Philadelphia
Cherry Run
Cumberland News
W.M
Martin Sable
Roy Gibson
CP. Smith
Frank Beall
Medison Ave
Boyle
Smith
Soratene Elac
Robert Moas
Conshohocken
Prince Henry
Reading Road
Balton
W. M
Aatid
Rocka
Clearing Tonight Wednesday Fair Hather
Fragmented notice style text mentions clearing tonight and a Wednesday fair. Also questions about Rayner speech for the Little Girl in Blue and a missing gas meter. No clear persons, places, dates, or events beyond vague fair and speech references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hather
Rayner
Blue
Cough Remedy Adette Promotes White Pine Expectorant
An advertisement touts White Pine Expectorant for coughs colds bronchitis and loss of voice with strong endorsement from Bold only at B Piichi-4e Denggist 108 N Potomac st, claiming it treats long standing throat trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Potomac-st
Wires spark at McComas property injure Heleni Dart
A colored woman, Heleni Dart, lives on N Jonathen Street near Schlotterbeck bakery. Last night four live wires snarled into view, shocking Dart as she crossed the street from the gate area. She escaped serious harm by leaping onto a fence and into the street, later seeking a neighbor’s help. Several others received shocks as insulation failed at Duffield Reed store. A driver Henry Harrison and a farmer were knocked down after contact with poles. a white dog was knocked over too.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heleni Dart
McComas
N-Jonathen St
Schlotterbeck
Helen
Duffield & Reed
Potomtest
Ccus
Hojeser
Henry Harrison
Elliott & Myers
Returned to Go Officer F M Hardy in search for Barry Manuel
Officer F M Hardy arrived to fetch Barry Manuel who is wanted in Martinsburg for assaulting Amanda Jackson a woman of his own race. Manuel refused to go to West Virginia without requisition papers, returning empty handed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Hardy
Barry Manuel
Martinsburg
Amanda Jackson
Manuel
West Virginia
Death of J Leslie Kriner in Wayne County at 25
J Leslie Kriner died Monday in Wayne County of heart failure aged 25. He was the youngest son of Jacob Kriner and survived by his parents a brother William H Kriner of Hagerstown and two sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Leslie Kriner
Waynesboro
Jacob Kriner
William Ht. Kriner
Hagerstown
Local Entrants Attend Evening Event and Prizes Awarded
Entertained Miss Livbie Bikle hosted guests including Miss Lelia Mumma Mary Cost Bessie Helen Keller Emma Cunningham Leah Mobley Maud Fiery Louise Beathley Glenn Bikle Letia Cost and Leah Schindel. Miss Glenn Bikle won first prize with Aliss Mand Fiery taking second in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livbie Bikle
Alcuchre
Lelia Mumma
Mary Cost
Bessie
Helen
Keller
Emma Cunningham
Leah Mobley
Maud Fiery
Louise Beathley
Glenn Bikle
Letia Cost
Leah Schindel
Aliss Mand Fiery
Water main expansion urged to fix rapid supply
Citizens warn the present water main cannot keep up as Prospect Street and Summit Avenue run dry on the sides. A new reservoir is proposed as the remedy, with estimates suggesting doubling the main would cost about $35,000.
Hoyer Elected Mayor of Alto
Mrs G W Crow of this city whose husband works for the N and W railroad is sister in law to Samuel M Hoyer elected mayor of Altcons by a strong majority The Times praises his honor and reputation Hoyer known as the ice man marries Miss McClellan sister of Capt McClellan from Weverton and Mrs Crow He is popular and a successful businessman in Altoona
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G W. Crow
W. Washington Sr
Samuel M. Hoyer
Altcons
Times
Hoyer
McClellan
MsClellac
Weverton
Crbw
Altoona
Obituary: Sanford Barbaugh Dies in Sabillasville
Sanford Barbaugh, a prominent farmer living near Harbaugh Valley Sabillasville, died Sunday of pneumonia at age 89. An elder and trustee of the Reformed Church he was highly esteemed by the community and leaves four married sons and five married daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Barbaugh
Harbaugh Valley
Sabillasville
Harbaugh
Reformed Church
Appites Fox Seeks Regular Army Lieutenancy
Appites Fox captain of Company B and a popular officer of the First Regiment has applied for a commission in the regular army and expects to receive a lieutenancy. He has a war record of 17 years, thirteen of which were served in the regular army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appites Fox
Ice Clearing Men Attack Street Ice Base on Washington
A crew armed with crowbars and shovels attacked the base of ice on W Washington Street. The ice menace to travel, reported to be five to several inches thick, is being cut loose and hauled away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington St
Early Dove Sightings Near Pinesburg Reported
Early spring birding notes describe Dove sightings by Samuel Bower and Sal Johnson near Pinesburg as flocks arrive, marking one of the season’s first birds reported in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Bower
Sal Johnson
Pinesburg
Jocal Talent Benefit Set for Hose Hall March 12
On March 12 Jocal talent presents an entertainment in Hose Hall for the benefit of the B A T. The program features skilled slight of hand musical and dashing local artists in a city showcase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jocal
Hose Hall
Warning on fatigue signals lack of vitality
Fragmentary ad text urges readers to buy Hoodis. at once noting tiredness after exertion or before as signs of a system lacking vitality. Aimed at individuals labeled as "B.160- ind. sufferers" with bold product placement and imperative call to action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fite
Frenk Trovinger’s Drilling Claim Amid Calamity in Hike
Fragmented report describes Frenk Trovinger of Glebu reeling from a vicious attack while hiking toward his father’s home. The piece notes a bystander’s intervention and a subsequent drive away, with little clear chronology or location. It mentions a wedding party and a funeral for Florence May Garrish, five, at Williamsport with pallbearers named Leah Kreps Flossie Cramer Annie Castle Bertha King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trovinger
Glebure
Leckrog
Williamsport council slate and bonds on ballot
Williamsport town meeting names a council slate led by P. Miller replacing Samuel Preston and discusses a proposed $5,000 bond issue for a new electric light plant. A rival ticket headed by C. D. Bell is mentioned with L. R. Spangler backing an assistant burgess role. Voters go to the polls Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
P. Miller
Samuél I. Preston
Nt Yor
Geo
Thompson
Assh
GW McCardet
W. H Norris
C. J. Lemen
Charlton
Miller
Henry Strack Dies at 78 Near Ceartoss of Pneumonia
Henry Strack died at his home near Ceartoss after a short illness of pneumonia at age 78. He spent most of life at Maneiasysile and was a respected Evangelical church member. His wife died five years ago. Survived by two sons, two daughters, a brother and a sister. Funeral Wednesday morning at 10:30 at the house, with interment at Mt. Zion Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Strack
Ceartoss
Alet
Evangelical Church
Mt. Zion
John Lb. Lesher
Salem Church
Mre
Edward Shiletto
Middleburg
Farmers’ Alliance
the Reformed Church
State Firemen Convention Progress Update
Deputy Fire Marshal Charles V Wantz reports progress on arranging the Mary Yend State Firemen Association convention. About thirty fire departments from around the state are expected to attend the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Firemen's Convention
Charles V. Wantz
Trip to Madstone-Samuel Gradstat's Bitten by Pig
Kimball near Taras resident Trip to London county mad stone after a pig bit his hand. He trying to examine the wound stuck his hand into the pig's mouth and was severely bitten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel -Gradstat
Kimball
Taras
London
Madstone
Freights engine delivery routes south to Birmins ham
Engine G V engineman Chase Michaels departs to the Birmins ham and Brunswick road area to deliver Freight engine No.41, which has undergone remodeling and repairs.
Mayor Schindel and Lochan Meet Police in Evening Talks
Ralice Reports that Mayor Schindel and Commissioner Lochan met the police last night. Four arrests were made with fines totaling four dollars. No special instructions were issued to the men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralice
Schindel
Lochan
Potomac River Rises Two Feet Threatens Damage
The Potomac began rising Monday evening and has climbed about two feet. Officials fear significant damage as creeks overflow and ice may be crushed free. Flood conditions are developing with rising water levels across connected waterways.
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Potomac_ Brelag
Potomac
Fell railroad sale moves forward after Miss Stone’s decline
The notice states Miss Stone has declined, allowing W. Mi railroad to proceed with another sale. Officials indicate the sale will proceed under existing legal authority and timelines.
Reed and Dorsey host oyster supper for wedding kin
Mr and Mrs Edward Reed and Edward Dorsey hosted an oyster supper with refreshments for a group of invited guests. They celebrated the newly wedded sister of Mrs Reed, Minnie Dorsey, who recently married Howard Thomas of Sharpsburg. Attendees included Andrew and Mrs Danner, Mr and Mrs Wm Danner, Mrs Lizzie Linn and daughter Mary, Miss Sallie and Miss Angie Bowers, Sadie and Ida Shank, Mamie Mall, Goldie Bowers, Erie Davis, John Zeigler, Fra Potts, Amos Linn, and Harry and Andrew Dorsey. Most guests departed after a pleasant evening.
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Edward Reed
Edward Dorsey
Reed
Mies -Minnie
Dorsey
Howard’ Thomas
Sharpsburg
Andrew Danner
Wm. Danner
Lizzié Linn
Mary
Sallie
Angie Bowers
Sadies
Shank
Mamie Mall
Goldie Bowers
Erie¢ Davis
John=Zeigler
Fra Potts
Amos Linn
Harry
Andrew’ Dorsey
Snake Sledding Incident Report by Solomon Calimeér
Solomon Calimeér reports an unusual incident near Roadside on Frants farm where a four foot black snake wriggled on crusted snow. He struck it with a club. the snake twisted and bit its own body before collapsing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Calimeér
Frants
Cham berlainn's Tablets for Stomach and Liver relief
A vintage advert promises energy and appetite boost with Cham berlainn's Tablets. It claims the product will wake you, make you feel like a new man, and stimulate hunger after dull, tired days. Sold by Wareham's City Pharmacy and The Central Drag Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlainn’s
Wareham's
City Pharmacy
The
Central Drag Co
Periodical Compound Ad Promises Delayed and Irregular Pay Cure
An advertisement touts Ladies-Dr. LaFrance's Periodical Compound as a guaranteed remedy for delayed or irregular payment and paint pay issues. It claims a nominal cost and offers a 26 cent price in a druggist store at Coy & Broad.
Pinch S Tried in Assault Case at Cheser Smith
Court heard the Chester Smith assault case with Ches a yellow with dark hair and girl face aged 16 from Boonsboro at home. Elizabeth Beard testified to the insult pinch and the remark. defense noted her agitation and that she lied. Verdict guilty as other trials unfolded including theft and concealed weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Smith
C.D. Wagaman
Chesa ‘Ellow
Boonsboro
Elizabeth,s. Beard
Henry
Uyett
Jorbhan
Beard
Shafer
Miss Beard
Cone
Chester
Chestere
Lucinda Beard
Dirly Chester Smith
Frank Lynch
Hine
Samer
Alvey G.’ Hart
Big Spring Express
John H. Hart
C.C. Babrman
Smithsburg
John W. Vaughan
John Martin
Samuel Levi
Jacob Schmidt
John W. Zeigler
George Singer
Bernard
Allegany County
Singer I
Cumberland
Garrett Tuteman
Assumy
Luteman
Personal notes from local residents and visitors
Mr Chia H Byerly on business trip to New York Philadelphia and Baltimore. Frank A Munn and daughter Mildred visiting Mr and Mrs Arthur Baker Frostburg. Attorney George Whitelock of Baltimore arrived in town yesterday. Joho B Kieffer returned from Frederick. Mrs Elwira Summers returned after a year in Minnesota. Mrs Martha Leiter will move into Geo B Oswalds house 41H Antietam site. Mr and Mrs Charles Glapp will take rooms in the Rose building Potomac street. Mrs Walter S Boward visiting Bulletorte, a ticketiger to attend the mee ce spe rial f Gaddis. Mr Oscar Doub returned to Chee ter Pa after visiting below Funkstown. Miss G Mas Doub returned home after visit to Frederick. Mr Bisioe Jdsmish Broadfording has position at Buchanan Rohrer. Geo W Keefer sustained serious injuries from a kick by a horned animal. Clarence Orsatt visited Carlisle. Mrs Rev D B Floyd at Funkstown visiting Mrs Margaret Cutting Martinsburg. Colonel Mobrey quite sick. Llewellyn King son of W H King Williamsport back from recariet fener.
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Chia H. Byerly
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Birs
Frank’ A. Munn
Geo
B.oswald
Antietam
Charles Glapp
Potomac’ Street
Walter S Boward
Oscar Doub
Chee
Ter
Funkstown
G. Mas
Doub
Fredrick
Bisioe
Buchanan & Rohrer
Geo. W. Keefer
Clarence Orsatt
Carlisle
D B Floyd
Margaret i Cutting
Martinsburg
Mobrey
Llewellyn King
W. H. King
Williamsport
Recariet Fener
Record of Deaths for Elizabeth Hendricks
Elizabeth Hendricks died aged 81 from debility. Survived by her son in laws Edward Evans and several children. Remains to be taken to Chambersburg for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Hendricks
Eaward Evans
Elizaveth St
Debility
Annie
Murdoch
Thin City
Wim
Wagderiich
Kansas
Kauffman
Wilmington
Del
Chambersburg
Supper Event and Fire Report at Local Scene
Supper event at Croved Antietata closed last night. A doll presented by Miss Kate Moore was won by Miss Sadie Giles and Charles Emmert won a pen of silver spangled Wyandottes. A frame house at the foot of the jet in the rear of the Bowers property, W. Franklin Jr., caught fire from a defective flare but the blaze was extinguished before serious damage.
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Antietata
Kate “Moore
Misa
Sadie Giles
Charles Emmert
Bowers
W. Franklin Jr
Explosion at tools house after dynamite discovery
Firefighters from Surgeon and Reading forces rushed to a tools house where 75 sticks of dynamite were found. The blast shook the area. several workers were injured, with John Jacoby struck by debris. The scene also featured a testimonial praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Mrs. J A Moore of North Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tool Honge
Surgenon
Cauzbrire
Reading
John
Jacoby
Reading Circle Discusses Study Recitation at Free Library
The Circle Teachers' Reading Circle met Monday afternoon at the Free Library to discuss study recitation. Miss Gertrude Bishop presented the subject and the next meeting will cover study lesson by Miss Spielman.
Ford v Garis Sled a Bit for Divorce
In a Sandy Grove Pennsylvania setting, Ford sues for divorce from Den'l W. Hersh, accusing marital dissolution on contested grounds. The action centers on rent or separation and seeks a final decree of separation. The case reflects early 20th century divorce proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
V.s
New Discovery Promises Cure for Consumption Becomes Lifesaver
A Tennessee couple recounts how Dr King’s New Discovery saved a wife from a grave lung illness. The testimonial, from L C Overstreet of Elgin, credits persistent use with curing coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma and throat and lung diseases. Available for $1 with a free bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Overstreet
Elgin
Tenn
Wareham
Central Drug Co
Lester Piano Compared To Cheaper Models At Ordway's
An advertisement claims the Lester Piano differs vastly from low grade pianos and others, with a unique musical quality and superior durability. It touts a ten year warranty and highlights new styles at Ordway's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
Ordway's
Mystic Cure Promises Rheumatism Cure in 24 Hours
An advertisement cites T J Blackmore of Haller and Blackmore Pittsburgh praising Mystic Cure as the sole remedy that freed him from nine months of rheumatism within a day. He endorses it after consulting five city physicians and urges poor sufferers to try it. Available at Wareham's City Pharmacy and Central Drug Co NW. W. cor. Public Squares. Also promotes seeds, hats, and shoes with sales pitches for various stores and products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.J Blackmore
Haller & Blackmore
Pittaburg
Thad
Wareham
City Pharmacy
Franklin and Jonathansts
Central Drug Co
It Tonights Musicians Club Annual Entertainment
The Musicians' Club presents a long awaited annual show with Bacoz banjo and sparatrum in town. Featured are Grayson Breffey and a group including Bible Hamilton Moviey Gardner Harper and others. The cast includes Buniate, Mandolin Club, Sharer, Gruber, and Seibert with many connected endorsing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bacoz
J “Grayson Breffey
Ois
Blainé Bible
Lewis Hamilton
Walter Moviey
Clarence Gardner
Russell Harper
Ang Olbere
Mies Buniate
Mandolin Club
Toe Sharer
Leroy, Gruber
Percy. Seibert
W. Irving Gilver
Samuel N. Kelsey
Leroy Leiter
Local Carpenter Recovers From Colic After Remedy
WOU H Seaver of Kenton Tennessee, a carpenter, suffered severe bilious colic and was sent to a nearby drug store for relief. The druggist gave Chambers Colic Cholera Morbus and Diarrhoea Remedy, three doses of which cured him. The notice claims it is the only dependable remedy for severe colic and cholera morbus. Sold by Wareham's City Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
P. Cordier
Manningtos Ky
Seaver
Kenton
Tenn
Chambersin
Wareham
City “Pharmacy
Saale
Winter Storm Havoc Across Timber Lands Injures Trees
A severe winter storm caused ice to two inches thick, bending treetops and ripping limbs across three miles near Wolfsville lands. Ice accumulation toppled one hundred houses’ timbers, with 80,000 tons tiled by ice and 50 carloads shipped from Lake Roger. An entertainment, a dance, and a Shakespeare course resume amid local news while a New York jury awards 80,000 dollars to a boy injured by a streetcar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfsvillelands
Lake Roger
Protest by Downsville freeholders blocks saloon permit
A protest filed by six freeholders of Downsville objects to Rudolph Moore saloon license, alleging insufficient signatures within two miles and that some signers want their names removed. The notice outlines the dispute over the saloon application and signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downsville
Rudolph
Moore
Eight Gal Home Light Power Bag to Go Off
A string of fragmentary notices cites remedies and local ads. Claims from H. Robinson of Hillsborough Alabama praise Bucklen's Arnica for injuries. Warns of kidney disease, touts Foley kidney cures, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin wounds, and advertises Edison phonograph showings. Also notes wine sale and millinery bargains with various local shops.
Wellington and McComas clash in Senate amid heated remarks
In a tense Senate session Wellington attacked McComas over statements about the late President and the Philippines. McComas appeared unmoved as Wellington demanded accountability, while a later shift in topic referenced a health remedy advertisement for catarrh.
Crown piano charm at Ordway’s Wonder Shop
An Ordway’s catalog showcases a crown piano described as a remarkable instrument. It features a beautiful design and finish with a sweet deep tone and a year long guaranty, promoted as a premier choice among available pianos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordway’s
Favorite Nearly Everywhere Constipation Remedy Ad
Advertisement promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers as a safe speedy stimulant for the liver and bowels to relieve constipation and associated ailments. It claims no griping and targets Wareham's City Pharmacy and The Central Drug Co. for access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitts
Wareham
Central Drag Co
Household Laundry Woes and Cheap Goods Ad Circuit
A fragmented newspaper snippet advertises laundry per pound pricing and cheap household items. It mentions a washerwoman excuses for missed pickups, a Phonograph advertisment, Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs, and a local supply company offering factory goods at low wholesale prices. Names and exact addresses are partially garbled.
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Augustus Henne
W.F. McGinnis
Company B Fairi
Helen[spart
Fifa
Jeah
J. Leslie ‘Kriner
Arbaugh
Quincy
Cele
Ida P Arty
H. G BonBbrake
Misu
Lottie Nevin
Detrich
Wayzesboro
Bert
Maggie Buster
Ploumbarsburg
Snake
Charles Smith
Joey
Michigan
Alsack
Alaifa
Kentucky
Potomac St
W. Washington
Knox
Grove Bros
Baldwin
Kershner
Samuel J. Williamson
Martinsburg High School
Marlowe
Berkeley County
Hicks
Bacon
Vincent Muesstein
Essyes
United Singers
Little Violet Klein
Second National Bank
H.K. Mumma
Major van Lear
Andl
GC. Gilbert
Mr. Mumma
Geiger
Dunkerton
Sayes
Chamberlain
Warebsn
AG Wax
Corpa
H. Robinson
Hillsborough
Bucklen
D. P. Schingel
Postafice
Stover’s
DeWitt
J.5
Gerall
St Paul
Ark
Fet
Pharmacy
St. Julien
Millnery
Miss Burbans
Kohler Building
la Grippe
Schinder
Postoffice
PIL! Price
Agnew
Erm
Dingo Sto
Caldwell
Ree
Wellington
Senate
Philippines
Mr. McComas
McComss
McComzy
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Tole
Cheney
O Musical Wonder
Weil
P. Sebindal
Grug
Supply.Co
Srk Et
Treir Way
Klondike
Acca Woods
Wil Macular
B. Sweene
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