Fragmented 1913 rail and sale notices from Hagerstown area
A garbled OCR page details a Western Maryland Railway schedule and a public sale notice in Washington County. It includes train arrivals at Hagerstown and connections to Philadelphia New York and Cumberland, plus a land sale by Emma L Mollers estate with bidding, terms, and dates.
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Western Maryland Railway
Rons
Hogeratown
Betis
Dalby
SalthwaTo
Phandelphia
New York
Waynesboro
Hancock
York
State
Columbis
Lancaster
Gig A
ara—Dally
Cale Frand and
Westore Paints
Oon
Cumberland
Avd Paints
Boisel
Baltimore
Frederick
Calumbia
Lancasbury
Pillagelphia
Orttynburg
Itever
Phildelphia
New
Valuable Town Property to be Sold at Court House
A lengthy notice announces the sale of two double houses at 26a and 266 Frederick Street in front of the Court House on Tuesday, June 17, 1915 at 1 PM. The property includes a frame house, alley rights, and a potential for development near Baltimore, with sale terms including a mortgage and approved securities.
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Salecof
Murs A. Molter
Orpyims Court of
Washngton Canty
A. Moller
Inverstowl
A. da
Mary A. Moller
Said
Vogerstown
Willam
Williquanort
Bnarine
Aaron
Nannir AS Lamtn Anid Thal Emma LO Motte
Gepy
Connell
Mar
Washington Avenue
Abe
Emily Beam
Hove
Frederick Priest
Goreel
Cetfar
Electrie
Uarty Schindler
Col
Jax
Murdach
Avel
Buity
Merylaid
Diane
Mt. Itutl
Balthayre
Max
Molly
Etna Ia
Gala
Wydeck
Josep Fetardud
Lund
Wurst
Dilber
Bion Viale Water Company
Anlo
von Mesien
Levin
Syoneata Kem, Guo
B. Stonberare
Neri Hene
NOZOX
Evcana
de Pace Berard
Blood Purification Through Kidneys And Court Notices
Fragmented OCR renders a long, non coherent text about kidney blood purification and a legal notice in Washington County Maryland. The readable portions mention kidneys purifying blood, the People’s National Bank in Hagerstown, and a license notice for The German ayewing Cs and other entities with dates around 1915. The text preserves named places and organizations despite garbled context.
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Druge
Fats
Ency
SS. Re
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Rosy Belgetian
S&h. WS
People's National Bank
Hagerstown
Maryland
Marylind
Washington County
State of Maryland
Leoavert
Wa- Eepatown
Dh. Taha
Bowarl Oswald
Nevk
Lie Ghrenlt Coil
Bumper Crop Wheat Outlook Forecast Near 1901 Record
Government crop report from June 1901 projects a bumper wheat harvest with corn and flour production near record levels. Favorable weather and expanding planted areas support higher yields, while winter wheat prospects remain strong for a large harvest and related milling output.
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Washington
Burrela
Department’ At Agriculture
Insane on Stand and Wild Court Scene Emerges
A chaotic testimony in a Taipaiowil Pennsylvania court features a distressed woman recalling a murder plot. The narrative involves mistaken identity, a vision, and a dramatic struggle, with references to a courtroom stenographer and a suspect named Jint dia Patterson.
Supreme Court Upholds New Constitutional Washbasin Law
The Supreme Court upheld a constitutional challenge to a statewide ordinance governing hotel hours and wine election procedures. Justice Wyeth dissented, citing enforcement limits and potential violations of existing regulations. The decision references New York letters and federal oversight while noting the broader impact on press freedom and public notices.
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Wuwelad
Civewa
Lyle
Cintanient
Heoatad Perel
Idler
New York
York
Hwan
sNorraudom
Invents New Tobacco Commences at AMO TB Prot
An armored prose fragment notes the launch of a tobacco invention at AMO TB Prot with vague references to scientists, locations, and a series of contorted phrases. It mentions trials, quality hints, and potential outcomes, including a mix of personal names and places, though exact details remain unclear.
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Aunuy
Diateleca
Minsil
Chuesita
Prauntaie Tria
Tatler Quality
Sister Firearms Tragedy In Mintington Murder Trial
James Kendrisk Stet was killed during a quarrel with his sister in Mintington. The incident occurred as a married couple argued over finances, resulting in Kendrisk’s death. A second wife and two siblings were involved in related family tensions. Weather Bureau scandal and payroll suspensions also surface in this chaotic report.
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James Kendrisk
Mintington
Iendeley
Wis
Wil
Miga
Teall Derdav
Kenderetes
Aieati
Vitor
Alen
Lindl
Monroa church service drew large attendance
The Monroe area church event at Binney Memorial drew a large gathering including Mrs Charlen Thomas Wheeler and families. Attendees listed include Mr and Mrs Harvey Alor Aponte, Mrs Holaman Whomad, Mrs Martha Thaw and others with several children present.
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Binney
Charlen 'Thomas
Men Wheeler Ned Daughler
Bildboth
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Syne Tame
Lio Thomas
Ie Rohyov
Makhiley
Tobrar
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Lenchoruin
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Midufoday
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Hilaalach Mamma
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Jd Mra
George Thomon
Sonny
Mrs. Holaman Whomad
Myre
Martha ‘Thaw Wih Ban Noy
Mas Pearl Pottonburior
Raul Mr
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Dubal
Headache Powders Cause Sudden Collapse at Parkevallig
A man identified as Woods, about forty, suffered a headache and took several powders. He later collapsed and died after using the powders. details are unclear due to garbled text in the report. Authorities and witnesses are mentioned but specifics are missing.
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Parkevallig
Woods
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