Lost and Found Notice From Hagerstown Streets
Lost a gold carved bracelet on Jinkstown Pike or nearby streets. contact Lee Matl at mint office for reward. Found items include a small purse with money and a white belt with oval badge. owner to claim at Mall Office. Contact Margaret Amibet at 10 West Hal tiara Street.
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Jiunkstown
Hagerstown
Tadeo
Losta
Baldwin Alloy
Leitman
Klove
Steward
Haltiara Street
Margaret Amibet
Fanciers Meeting and Swindles Highlight Hometown News
The Fanciers Association plans a meeting to discuss by law amendments, coop purchases, and penalties for poultry subseats while showcasing market breeders. Local fraud notices include an old Spanish swindle, a false cure incident harming a Waynesboro child, and a request for counsel for J. Woods in a killing case. Bark contest results show teamsters Bridges and Wheeler setting weight records for Hancock.
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Fanciers Association Muntyn
Waaf
Wien
J. T. Bridges
John Wheeler
Lige Bolirer
Hancock
Wheeler
Bummit Cottage Plans and Local Building Talks
Architect J Wo Southwest Wolte visited Tae Ridge Summit to draft plans for a cottage and to remodel another for an aged woman. Mrs Penny Taylor was transported from Waynesboro to Hat tisburg by train, aged 95. The Ladies Aid Society of the Wil Tihinsport Me BE church plans a lawn festival on May 28 and 23rd.
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Bummit
J. Wo Swolte
Tae Ridge Summit
Hay Minde
Mra
Panny Taylor
Waynesboro
Hattisburg
The
Ladies? Aid Society of the Wil
Tihinsport
Churei
Ehugel
Big Catch At Kemp's Mill And Court Bond Given
Reported were George Jossip and Clevelwid Mc Inwn catching 110 goggle ayn tray in the crack at Kemp's Mill yesterday. Millard Gritly posted bond after appearing in court. A Thadstreet report notes Hagerstown leading April bundling activity in the region. Chas Winton was kicked on the Mp4 dy at home.
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George Jossip
Clevelwid McInwn
Kemp's Mill
Thadstreet Renirt
Hagerstown
Chas
Winton
Local Markets and Chicago Grain Prices Reported
Readable sections describe morning market conditions in Southern strawberries and assorted produce with prices from 8 to 60 cents, butter and eggs at set rates, plus Chicago May wheat and corn values. The piece also includes a lengthy land sale notice referencing the Jacob Retburg estate in Hagerstown, with multiple parcels described and sale terms outlined.
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Macon
Poulocay
Ciy
Chicago
Roth's Exchange
Pura Real
Circuit Court
Washington County
Eaune
Yard Court
Hagerstown
Maryland
Lane
Herloning
D. Mn
Mary Hans
Jacob Reteburg
Walnut Street
Bisck
Walnut
Jonathan Veots
Engerstown
Irinkin
Lota Na T
Dale
Dale, Separately Ani An A Whole Het No. 3. Delig Int
Geen Sltuate
Tellyeen
Franklin and
Chively Street
Marystood Breardaanting
Anid North Wal Nut
Ute
Anid Franklin Witd
Walnut Alvents
Vinnie Uhener
Worth
Kitchen
Trent
Albes
Can Analbar
Lund
Remit Witte
Wek Franklin Street
Wale
Jonathin
Magers- Cow
Uimmellintaly
Pike Traperty
Ty DB
W. Navennt
Ani
Diedad
Upton Pawles
Liber T L. N
Land Recorda
Frankia
Nordhwirdy
McCune Re-elected Grand Ruler of Mystic Circle
J. T. McCune was reelected grand ruler of the Fraternal Mystic Circle jurisdiction No. 10 covering Maryland Delaware and Washington DC for two years, marking his fourth election to the office. Indices from Westalystay and other members attended the grand ruling meeting chaired by J. D. McCune as part of the gathering.
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Myatio Circle
Mossi
J.T. McCune
Geo
Wy Erk Ulnger
Geo. W. Roononer
B. F. Atanas
Kraker
W A. McCune
Richard M. Sploman
Westalystay
Maryland
Delaware
District
Columbia
J.D. McCune
Keedy Will and Local News From May 26
A sample lecture listed for a committee meeting on Wednesday evening May 26 discusses the opportune subject of wartime unemployment. The article also details MR KEEDY S WILL leaving his estate to four children and a widow, with executors named. A lightning strike damaged a house in Levs Crawford’s family, injuring at least one. Other items include Daughters of Liberty delegates in Frederick and a captured blockade whiskey wagon near Danville, with various regional mentions and personnel updates.
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Berry
Dutter
Fir
Eacate
Harry OC. Reedy
Trast Cor Lite
Wether
Daughters OF Liberty
Frederick
Omleare
Comnell
Council of
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Kilches
Matt
Farmera
Weing
Boston
Tam
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SA. Roth
Ags
Feveral Horaea
Ecaris
Pelt Agura
Franklin Street
Gak Spring
W. Franklin
P. Phone
Guighest
Rigat Prient
Helail
D. W
Antietam
Aly Wolke
Your Water Car Co
York
Mena
Oman
York Motor Gar Co
Wheeler & Wilson
Roulette & Son Offce
Louie
Bulldog
Haseroen
Prospect St
Stonebrother & Co
Insurance Agts
Washington’ Street
Tourmot Base
Jafferson
Edward Miller
Jafferson St
Potomac
Jan Kettman
Nannon
Jaterson
Turnin
Howmaslon
Dave Am Cos
J. C, Ating. of
Second National Bank
Ibid Business College
Washington St
Stonebraker & Speseard
Washington
Menathan
Sy Carttagh CO
Elzabeth Street
Ars
Wainul
W. W. Buimstax
Botthuore
Aos Mulherry Als
Surrey
Trier
Court Place
Peat Sali
Sadie
Concuiuse
Finy
Ti Welock Sharp
Fey
Worhvearen County Nations Bank
Wtamsport
Washington and Berkeley Bridge Co
Terns Cash
Redd
BO Pisce
Auet
Nat Bank
Hagoratown
Wbstala
Wotrinitina
Tay Aye
Tae
Umiel
Hager Town
Watertele
Spuke
Hagerstaven
Donitershura
Mary Mienteth Walters
Agrome
Dayton
Curio
EL A. Downin
Elmen
Grouth
Mr. Bownin
A. Tofte
Aetter
Spain
Mr. Joffe
Ross Beeter
Tia Mopper
J. Woods
Onandersburg
Lewis Brown
Gannesign
Juhi
Loke
Spease
Bond
Millard
Ham Tatter
D. W. Jones
Ayia Oilno
W. Kenoklin St
Lim
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Sonia
Mabarledy
Matthey
Primi
Cohen Sant
Welt Ue Non Snm
Uh Sued
Fagenatiws
Many Rand
EAL
Serrey
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Ruble
Fresville
W. Va
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PMR
Childre Law
Kennedy
A. McCune
Lev Crawford
Alex. H
Rouss
Milton Rosa
Kabletown
Huntington
Oregon
Cata
Wr. Neill
Charles Town
North Slatie, Neb
Kelle Neville
Wise Shearss R, C. McKed
IE Bank
First National Bank
Heyser
Gen. W. Mish
Pres
McHenry Bros.’ Barn
Weller
Os Wali
Gunberland
H. J, Miller
Fort Cumberland
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