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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1913
Page
1
A dense clump of OCR reading lists names, places, and events across Maryland Washington and Ohio. Entries touch divorces court actions elections and rail talks alongside baseball scores and city notes. Names mention Leony Wolds Carroll Drewington Nayatus and Wilson era context appears.
Gardener Munson reports heavy frost hits Iowa fields delaying work on a large field of pointers. The frost, described as severe, stopped progress and left crops damaged as preparations for planting were postponed amid lingering cold.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a new car purchase involving a Mr Walt Way and a 40 percent stake by a party named povertaqd tongue, with delivery promised at Mw'a Ghraga but unclear dates or confirmation details. The readable items suggest a local trade notice and delivery issue.
W D Polgloy of City Market offers $1000 for a pinch of horseradish seed from his garden on George St. Luther Mure, the California seed wizard, notes Burbank aims to reproduce horseradish seed. Feigley hopes to harvest seed from two large heads as bloom and rumour of a great yield spread despite wild plant growth elsewhere.
Williamsport residents revisit street oiling as the town proposes to cover one third of the cost while property owners would pay the remaining two thirds. The plan includes oiling all streets and replacing some electric poles, with council hearings set for May 26 and 27 to hear assessments before a levy is made.
A Sunday excursion from Talinigra and Washington originally planned to Anlintore Iran now appears redirected. The schedule changed with the route reversed, and travelers are advised to expect the opposite direction.
Suburban update notes rapid progress on a new WM project with Bradlow and Caugherland involved. The subway anchor remains rocky but near completion and the umbrella crew have lifted up to advance the structure.
Repusionin Dekhels examined the fire alarm spare and found it out of condition yesterday and hopes to restore it to working order by today.
A fragmented notice lists donations to organizations including Taihe Woapttiil and Orphans' Tama for a gala Confederate Memorial. Amounts and sponsors are partially readable, but the entry confirms charitable support tied to a memorial event.
A report outlines testimony on the mayor and company regarding a water project in Cumberland. The May 14 hearing details the Jamparny affair and related municipal actions, with officials present and questions raised about the water system.
The Dramatic Club of thy Song at Vatorana will present a playlet titled The Sheriff of Etholios, recently shared in the GA Ro Mall.
One building permit issued to Oh Dive for Lagden Kearney on Woyulla Ave to construct a two story residential house despite limited legible details in the notice.
A demonstration organized in Chicago attracts many participants as a considerable crowd gathers to express opinions. The event centers on pressing concerns and shows broad public engagement with the issue.
Clyde Hose has opened a new barber shop in the Breftoy building, Wyat- Hameport, formerly the Moudepal Mtla lon.
The Pathfinder car for the endur ance run by the Chambersburg Motor Club arrived this morning in Hagertsawn with Gen D Steerart GC Mc Wool VP Foutz and Geo EB Gilbert aboard. After a brief hotel stop the party pressed toward Washington to arrive between 5 and 6 pm. The run, to be supported by the ACS, aims to award a silver cup to the entering team and will include stops through Hagerstown Charles Lawn Berryville Chantilly Sockville Frederick and other towns.
A crowded sale drew bidders from several cities for brewery holdings with prices from 75000 to 100000 dollars. Delegations from Philadelphia and Latrobe included Joseph Brenner and others tied to the Rolling Tonk Co and Kewary Co. Some stock and bonds valued at 40000 dollars were tied to Latrobe. Local executives and directors watched as bids for a Frederick electric light plant and related properties were considered, with strong hope and cautious caution among stockholders.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a scheduled rehearsal at the Wompis Theatre featuring Al Titi Binwum Casim Waeklii Cagka Morglana. Other participants planned to attend a public event or party with unclear details.
Work on a road project has started from Antelli Street to Natur Cemetery with Stouffer holding the contract. The work will proceed in phases as government authorization is obtained, and a ballast widening is planned near Aborroston.
Preparation schedules at St Memes College clash with the St James ceremonies causing a shift in the annual commencement event. Officials report the change stems from school calendar conflicts and venue constraints affecting this year’s plan.
Fragmentary report notes attorney David Spielman leading defense as witnesses expected to testify today. Proceedings focus on legal arguments and procedures in a high profile wheat case with rearrest unclear and unclear county venue.
Court in session heard a flurry of cases with names like Ditto, Gusting, and Ling. The docket covered forged checks, wheat storage, and loan disputes tied to farmers and grain dealers, with appeals and cost allocations noted.
Samwel Swavls of the Delian orchard works with Charts ferry to operate hand heaters along the NWO SOR NeAe Snring Grove to ward off frost damage. The effort aims to protect dhontere An operation and penh orcbirds as temperatures drop.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a wartime note about target practice and a questioning of the officer. Names appear garbled, with references to Matyhun Ragheat Imantional Saunders and Col CoA Gitlin. The readable bits imply internal critique or execution concerns rather than a clear event or outcome.
A garbled OCR report notes bids for trolley construction received from multiple towns including Oat Chioboryburg and Shippenuburr. It mentions teams led by James and Wad, and references a spring magneto mystery dowser near Winchester. The piece hints at a rush of bids and associated delays.
A man named Jaln Skirbles, returning from a stroll with Sadie Green near Kemps, loses about 128 dollars from his wallet. Police report possible involvement by Sadie and others, with searches and inquiries continuing. Separate notes mention arrests in Baltimore for unpaid bills and various local incidents and disturbances surrounding the same period.
A fragment notes work at a street corner removing an obtrusive pole and preparing for a rounding of the bank side. The item hints at ongoing site improvements and a anticipated beneficial tenure outcome for nearby property.
Browlag Co agent in a handwritten report says he met at several locations including St. Chon Church and Francodil with Tilshioty, MHistone, and other locals. He claims to have seen a very valuable watch and expresses strong interest in selling or valuing it, noting it has held unusual time across many Feuty.
A meeting of officers and members is urged at the hall tonight for the Maryland State Meet in Westport. The list of signatories includes John Wolf captain and many others. A special train rate is arranged by the Lape town committee for 160 men at 9.25 per round trip, with discounts for larger groups, aiming to reach Hagerstown to Western Fort for the parade.
Fragmented report details a patient with ammonia mouthwash exposure and severe illness, unclear medical actions, plus multiple accidents including a trolley injury to Harry Potter and a mountain incident near Mercersburg. Several injuries are described with damaged equipment and missing context.
A Sunday and Saturday fire operation drew state fire crews to Green Ridge where piles near Caldonia burned out of control. Firefighters reported heavy smoke and rapid spread but managed to prevent major structures from burning, with crews continuing suppression into the night.
Captain Doh He Forrest died at his Dayton residence aged 78 years. A veteran of the Civil War, he served in the 26th Pennsylvania Regiment and the Maryland cavalry, participated in Antietam with wounds suffered, and rose from noncommissioned officer to captain. Survived by one son and one daughter, remains were taken to Hanover for burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery after services at 2 p.m.
A chaotic local bowling summary notes two man teams competing at Diamond Alleys. Hook and Krotzer claim five games, Salanen Swarts and de feated Mornbraker Gevor, while Hook Irotea lead 16 wins overall. A theft near Pinesburg reports a lost overcoat and gloves. Britihart suspects a local culprit and promises action.
A town delegation led by Burrey Heyser and Joluy We Fefdouin asked County Commissioners to act on a pike warming project. The board took the matter under advisement as county reports noted cold conditions and economic strains affecting nearby towns.
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