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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
1
The document outlines a public sale of Mont Mextrainte Heat property on the Washington County line near Hagerstown with rail line descriptions, improvements, and development restrictions. It names Fitz Gerald as president and describes property limits, parcels, and conveyance details along with dates and payments.
Public sale ordered by the Circuit Court for Washington County Maryland in the Cinchina Cooperagoompany case. Receivers will sell at the courthouse steps in Hagerstown on May 31 of this year the brewery plant machinery and real estate described, including a brick building, tanks, pipes, and equipment, plus adjacent land and improvements, conveyed by Deed dated March 25 1900 with all appurtenances and a mortgage securing about four thousand dollars.
A garbled OCR item appears from Maryland state records listing property sales and notices. The fragment mentions Washington County, the state of Maryland, official acts, dates, and a convoluted list of property notes, with references to County commissioners and related legal actions. The piece reads like a bureaucratic public notice with multiple entities and percentages, but readability is limited.
An ad promises Danderine as a mythic solution for heavy beautiful hair and dandruff removal within minutes. It touts rapid results, including reduced shedding and glossy hair, urging readers to buy the product at 25 cents.
A muddled report describes Hazel Law Caters owner involved in a baggage dispute at Calle Ing. The tale references a railroad station, trial, and alleged violations, with disjointed names and places. The fragmentary text mentions remedies and medicines and a sweeping array of unclear details.
Aged OCR fragment references privileges, soft drinks, popcorn and sandwiches, and a May 20 event. It lists prices and suppliers with numerous garbled names and numbers, including Seabathe and Washing bunedness entries, with broken lines suggesting a public notice or ad page item. The text remains unreadable in many parts, but hints at a sale or collection of goods and services.
A weathered account describes rising food prices in Jersey City and across the region, with calls for a special legislative session. Officials debate price controls and aid as citizens fear shortages while politicians seek remedies and a potential rushed move by Governor Sulzer.
Disturbing report from rural June year details a Black man accused of abducting a child near Monty Arild. A lynch mob of farmers gathered, shot at the suspect, and scattered as night fell. the child’s welfare prompted search parties. Authorities later found no clear evidence and the incident raised tensions in the county.
The court affirmed the dismissal in the Nelgon case involving the Wall Street gas company and the Chamborsburg road project. It held the wall company’s privilege to claim costs and the local ordinance vacating Stewart and Fitch streets, with the Shop Company contesting the wall’s interference with public rights.
Disjointed OCR finds talk of land contracts and railroad terms affecting Wareley Shickas, with six contynglars involved in Toner’s overview. U S G O requires less than 17 tons delivered the same day by air after fly. An owner in Imyoastiin seeks a quick refinance to fund a new project, while committees plan to wind down Wie ilies.
Fragmentary OCR lists names like Williamesport Pika and BOWER DAVIA with a 42 Saly Apinis, unclear context. No clear event or organization identified. text appears garbled and partial.
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