The First Sapitat chore sill piente at Braddock Heighta
The article reports a July 24 gathering at Braddock Heights with church departures and a foundation project by the Farmers and Pro Growth Association in Chenaville Washington. It notes official visits, decorations, tariff debates, and local court actions amid a broad stream of political and social items.
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Braddock
Heighta Thoraday
Baml
Fortilier
Parmera and
Pro F Growora Association
Chenaville
Bank Stock Auctioneer Exhibits Health Exhibit
An auctioneer solidly bids at a pilbite sale with items valued near $100, while a health exhibit begins the week of April 4. The Boy Scouts of the city will perform a native part during the event, contributing to community activities.
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Ar. Figher
Sharon
Claaraaring
al Ruat
Boy Scouts of
Cfty
Feast ballot debated by Hagerstown Fall stockholders
Directors of the Fair Association on July 1 approved a card vote asking stockholders to choose whether to hold a banquet advisory boards and stockholders. Early returns show opposition from urban holders and possible support from rural members as the debt concerns and potential cost loom over the decision. The outcome hinges on which group gains majority support and whether funds are better used to reduce debt or fund the event.
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Hagerstown
Falr Associaten
Lyestockaldora
Catc
Martingburg
Anya
Association
Nirh
Gota
Board of Directors Elected for Blue Ridge Kahting Company
ACA meeting of stockholders held Monty qiternoun elected the following board for the ensuing year Jacob Roessner, Sar vel A. Suter, B. I. Wolhennnyer, Charlua WH. Roessner and by. Mod. Brenhtetl. Directors to meet later to organize.
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ACA
Blue Hidge Kahting Company
Monty Qiternoun
Ensuig
Jacob Roessner
Sar Vel A. Suter
Wolhennnyer
Charlua WH. Roessner
Mod. Brenhtetl
Directure
Te Organlae
Unclear historical bill filed in court
Fragmentary OCR text references a bill for divorce or abandonment related to a person named Antonio Crypentiert and a move from Hagerstown to somewhere else. The fragment mentions a widow and children statement but is highly garbled with many misspellings and lacks concrete dates or court actions.
Odd Parcel Post Message From Severn Attic
Fragmentary OCR notes show a quirky parcel post incident involving a jeweler Melaughlin sending something to Oy Young. The text hints at delays and misfires about cadenced timing, but the exact items and outcomes are unclear.
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Melaughlin Sant
OY Young
Severn Effehy
Attmiti
Walt
CAH DELAYED and Lost Passenger Tale on Ferry Track
A chaotic report describes a delayed CAH incident and a repairman fixing a wheel on a ship with passengers evacuated after a track issue. A masked tale mentions Martinghanskis and a reform, while Ruth Powell leaves for a reform in Washington and Chambersburg. The piece notes a 30 day joyriding sentence for the Riels.
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Ruth Powell
Washigton
Chambersburg
Cincinnati Chief Warns on Silhouette Skirts
Chief Capatan says Cincinnati women wearing slit skirts should avoid riots and traffic disruption. He claims he has not spoken on arrests, trusting women's modesty to prevent indecent garments, while noting protests could be provoked by sartorial choices.
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Cincinnati
Copalati
Cieianati
Capatan
Conroy
Burke Declines as Lee Boom Follows Decline
The statement from N Charles Burke at Towson denies knowledge or consent to any Democratic nomination for the short term United States Senate. Friends say Burke will not seek the seat, amid opponents’ hopes to deny reelection, while Congressman Talbott comments on the political situation.
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United States Senate
N. Charles Burke
Towson
Burke
Senate
Tim
Judea Burge
Ice
Ike x
Congréssmatt Talbott
Krant
Miraculous Rescue After River Accident and Train Wrecks
A 16 month old child, son of Clareneo Robingon of Fairmont, was saved when a car entering the Mauohgahern river rolled off a pole, the infant again rescued after the vehicle submerged. Reports also recount a freight wreck west of Cumberland, 52 miles, with eight cars ruined and several damaged, and a brake worker killed in rail yards near Ruley.
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Robert Robinson
Clareneo Robingon
Fairmont
Mauohgahern
Robigan
Alana Augrekon
David
Aly Mhyni
Wooom
West Virginia
Wallovia
Cumberdam
Fonda
Old Man Pinched For A $20
Charles Malvern a six year old who works on the Hear firm in Bear town plans, after leaving port Monday afternoon with a 320 purse, found on entering port that $165 was missing from his pocket. A search for the thief among waterfront workers drew a blank. The investigation continues.
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Charles Malvern
Bear Town
Hagerstown
N. Jonathan St. Theron
Malvern
Tonathan St
No Amalgamation Plan Dominates County Meeting
The Progressive faction held a meeting in Dagny parlors to discuss amalgamation with the Republicans and county headquarters. Most favored Progressive principles though a full plan was deferred to a later gathering with broader Progressive representation. Names of attendees listed. sentiment leaned against immediate amalgamation.
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Dagny
Beveral
Duondel
Reichard
Retirement Honors For W M Koehler At Railway Congress
In New York the Western Maryland Railway directors applaud the long service of G G Koehler at Hagerstown, who retires after 39 years as general agent. The board unanimously adopts resolutions praising his faithful work and offers future advisory support. A copy is presented by President Fitzgerald. Local notes also report Letter Bros plan a Chambersburg women’s apparel store and WM plans to secure farm rights of way for quarry access and a bridge project near Williamsport.
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New York City
W. M. Railway Congress
Koehler
Hagerstown
Maryland
Lin Read
Syliteh
Wayerstown
Ws Jong
WAL
Haas
Fitzgerund
Ity
Aanaral Agant
Hagartsown
Mia
Dagerstown
Rand
Land Plot Sale Near Town Advances Development
W. Sowers purchased a tract east of town on the Kuller farm, about 00 acres, with plans to develop the land along the pike toward the Skhungy Menusberger project. John W. SlicK andGeorge St. are noted in the transaction and related developments including Housley Ford Louchiy.
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W. Sowers
Kuller
Mid
Skhungy Menusberger
WEW
John W. Slick
George St
Housley Ford
Has Musical Hens Two Qideks Searnh to Bing by Note
Two hens with musical traits attract owner G. H. Behatt in Ava. A Black Apaniah hen and a Leghorn hybrid respond to touch with distinct notes. The Blick Bpanivh hen emits a distant tone. the Leghorn produces a note between first and second bar on the treble clef, revealing differences in notes played.
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Bing
G. H. Behatt
Pouna
Ava
Scho
Board of Trade acts on W M schedule issues
Merchants and shoppers along the western county line face daily travel delays as a new timetable limits same day return from Talcock. A petition seeks morning and evening trains to ease the burden. The Board of Trade will pursue action with the Western Maryland railroad and has also reviewed the Smithsburg complaint for possible adjustments.
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Talcock Way
Board of Trano
W.M
Smithsburg
W. M
Pickpocket activity at Pen Mar continues after weekend robberies
At Pen Mar sights, a pair of robberies occurred around a trolley terminal Saturday night. Victims included W. FE. Culp of Chambersburg who lost $26 from his hip pocket and A. B. Kaufman of home place who had $70 stolen. Police hunted the thieves as others noticed pockets being picked in the crowded area before the 7 o clock car arrival to Waynesboro.
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Pen Maris Hange
W. FE. Culp
Chambereburg
Els
Waynesboro
A.B. Kaufman
Home Place
Kauffman
Milk Men Meeting Tests Sanitary Ordinance Impact
About thirty dairy men met today to discuss a proposed sanitary ordinance and whether it would affect milk titles and prices. The outcome could influence milk pricing as many claim the price is unchanged under current rules. An order was taken from a local supplier for Biulpya store.
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Ncidey
Razor carries and courtroom clash over weapon status
A courtroom clash over a razor carried by Harry Jones led to a hold for a hearing on weapon charges as witnesses described seeing a razor. the U.S. Court ruled it a tool, not a weapon. Reports mention other minor cases including disorderly conduct, runaways, and a gate of fines, with local police actions and a moved paper plant near town.
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Harry Jones
Justicce Doub
John Bhatt
Jones
Candace
Cass
United States Court
Conservator of
Cine
Phinipy
Nate Jones
E. St. Surecher
W. MN
Vive Forks
West End
Clipp Leggett
Bethel St
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