24 Jan 1912
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1912
Page
1
The notice advertises a public sale at Beaver Creek Beaver Creek and nearby routes. It lists hundreds of animals including horses mares colts and cattle with detailed descriptions and prices. It notes a two day sale with credit terms and security requirements and names auctioneers William McCaul and partners.
Public sale of the will and testament of Gusten, deceased, widow Susan, by the orphan court of Warrington County. Property described includes 43 acres on the west side of the river near Hagerstown, with house, barn, and outbuildings. insured to be sold at auction in Magerntown Marsh, with cash payment required. A new will is expected to be proved at sale day. bidders must comply with court terms and provide payment.
Public sale of improved lot and alley property on south side of Maul Franklin Street with 240 feet depth. Auction to settle a mortgage matter involving Emma F. ne, Attorney, and Jacob, Fisker, Avel, with terms for one and two years and interest. The notice lists Dr C F Bopiad as property agent and Henry occupier, with bids and conditions to be announced at the sale.
Public sale of the late Edward W Mealey real estate in Hagerstown Maryland set for Tuesday January 30 with terms including cash payments and deferred options. Properties include multiple parcels along Washington Street Jonathan Street and Prospect Street near the city center, with details on frontage and improvements.
Real estate listings describe multiple properties for sale or rent with scattered details. Includes brick cottages modern homes and frame houses in various locations. Prices range from 2 000 to 4 900 with numerous acreages and utilities noted across streets and towns.
A heavily distorted OCR passage appears to report on health or weather events with scattered names and locations. The snippet mentions Seattle and various undefined terms, but lacks coherent names, dates, or actions. The readable content is insufficient to identify a clear event, outcome, or official notice.
In a tense police pursuit a suspect fled toward a utility pole and attempted to evade capture by climbing it. Officers followed and prepared to intervene as the man reportedly resisted and conveyed unclear intentions during the standoff.
West Virginia Senator Weldon predicts Panama Canal aid will boost coal exports and trade. He urges faster completion as a key to prosperity and links canal opening to broader economic growth and national interests.
A flurry of federal indictments in New York and Chicago involves four named individuals amid charges related to transportation and shipment. The case centers on alleged illicit import and distribution and links to Gallagher and Awd firms and other entities.
A fragmented report details how the Pure Food champion’s position was upheld amid opposition. It references airways involvement, officials, and a controversial $20 daily claim, with mentions of government review and departmental actions affecting West team dynamics.
A dubious advertisement extols Rexall Ordertun laxatives with sensational claims of painless relief, overnight action, and guarantees. It markets preparations for adults and children, promising gentle potent effects and a money back pledge if not satisfied, amid dated, garbled copy.
A fragmented 1914 style notice touts a patent remedy for sore throat and pains, describing quick relief products and multiple household uses. It also includes a public auction notice detailing Lake Wbad farm land near Cavetown, with specific land features and a later sale date.
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