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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
5
A fragmented early 20th century column blends light wit on social scenes with brief items on weather tonight and Saturday, regional affairs, and scattered world events. It references engagements, a New York murder case, currency reform talk, road congresses, an attempted plant explosion, and U S border activity amid broader international notes.
A mother took 0 mute named Wilbur Cosgrove from this city to Frederick this morning for admission to the Maryland School for the West. A deed mentions hind wera din from Moxon Kawlinga to Veter aver balk fa Mod. Taunt and harassment by Mexican soldiers near the border reported.
Hobent Ghicame seeks citizenship with Security visa Medt puwtication for first papara. The applicant, noted as Jake Keckler, shows interest in Wayneshere, with connections to Arent annaation and local enthusiasm.
Hagerstown faces mixed news as heavy rains increase mountain and reservoir levels. Officials report 40 to 45 million gallons in three reservoirs with potential to reach 60 million if rainfall continues. City water officials warn of turbidity and plan to test supplies while awaiting State Board of Health analyses.
A chaotic report describes a public gathering with speeches, a band, and a new organization in a city and county. It mentions a mayor, committee discussions, and a plan to host future events. It conveys local civic activity and planned programming for the coming week.
Mra. Upton Vattra My MIs foround Ming Afetn Th Howse wilt ate fond Cie owisionary convention te he host pext week Sa Martinatorg ag del trated from the masta opponent of Milo Gutheran emireli, Wallinae diet.
Frederick county couple faced larceny charges in a case linked to a city garage theft. Court ordered $1,400 bail forfeited, with Dr Wilson A Long and Mrs Jennie Weller held on charges. Long previously political figure and physician, once a candidate for Register of Wills.
A dated piece discusses David J. Lewis and a plan to place telephone and telegraph infrastructure under U.S. government control through a parcels post style reform. It notes Lewis’s meetings with President Wilson, government interest, and concerns raised by officials about data, costs, and nationalization impact on competition and prices.
A contested town meeting last night decided to hold a sale and luncheon for community funds. The organizers, including Who Woo and P.M. Sadety ar dhe, announced plans for the event at Whianisport with details to follow.
Ms Smith of the tally notes five horses to enter at Pale Grounds as entries open for the cantering races. Detailing conditions and permissions, she outlines entry dates and eligibility for the upcoming event.
A new wagon model from Crawford Automobil Co. is shown in transit for examination by Watklin Aimatel amidertahera Atehyn and AHO UME AMIDINObITD officials. The project suggests upcoming offerings for the transport sector.
A fragment notes preparatory notices related to a treaty drilling church evening program led by Dr AL Wy Stith avi prenel. The readable text hints at local civic or educational scheduling and possible church involvement with a treaty teaching model.
A series of mishaps unfolds as a hog mauls Mrs Wolfinger while she rescues poultry, a freight accident injures John Pigle, a lightning strike cripples fence and harms horses nearby, a wheel crash stuns Mary Keeler, a blacksmith suffers a finger loss, and a mill employee severs another finger at work.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a person and a locality with references to a site west of town and large fish or animals. The text is garbled, difficult to parse, and contains no clear event, date, or identifiable organizations. Further readable source material needed for a precise card.
The Travel club campaign expands as voters can cast ballots for candidates via a mail tour system. Daily publication of each candidate’s vote totals begins, with emphasis on those gaining support and subscriptions. A ballot box is set at The Mall office to allow entries for any listed candidate or a nominee of choice.
Campaign progress is advancing with leadership changes anticipated within a day or two. Mekce and dia aim to accelerate matters, pinning hopes on rapid conclusions and revised methods to secure support, while committee work targets quicker action and broader backing.
In a busy September contest at a local venue, Willanssen of this city secured top honors with a notable bass catch measuring around 22 inches. The event drew several skilled anglers including Rup Red, Hell, and Lewis Kreps of Williamsport, who posted strong performances amid a year’s end count of competitions.
In town yesterday Frank Kearns of Hagerstown met a visitor. He is not a member of Kalse Meow Undertakers, who are rapidly gaining favor in the Maryland city.
Fragmented text notes suits filed by Dane and Ready for a Greek restaurant owner Ungeratoen and a patent board appearance by Denny. Mentions Memorial Sacre-Chitibe and Harry Be Noster as a counterparty. References Drew Monies and a closing relate to a fair period, with unclear local details and outcomes.
Reports indicate the Worliy Show at Firgerstovar Mair drew record entries, roughly double last year’s totals, with demand for catalogues rising from North and South Carolina as final day approaches, according to Mr W Krank of the Poultry Department.
In Chambersburg a feud between the Snyder and Manning families ends after a murder trial. Denn is Snyder and Starls Manning, once foes, marry with witnesses Baker, Harvey Make, and Cleree Snyder present. Jinker is jailed for 12 years. Manning and Snyder acquitted. The lovers obtain a marriage license and leave Sylvan for Mercersburg to catch the first train.
In Sharpstown a young angler named Donald Fishbarger held a record for size among nearby families. At only a few years old, he fished briefly in a canal where residents watched with interest as a small fish was caught.
Fragmented report notes the Poultry Department is $250 ahead of entrance fee projections from last year. The text is garbled with misplaced names and nonsensical phrases, mentioning individuals and a potential president figure in a disordered context.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a person named Ke Bom of Pravincetawe replying from Daylisht with a travel writeup. It mentions Chintimalt, Caskey botary di Tageratawe, and Chas. 7 Mueesy moving to Vay de Miare as Star Tronefor was moved Wik.
Anonymous missives target taxi drivers and wives at home, detailing alleged romances and alibis with names and dates. The piece notes drivers’ behavior and suspicions among wives, plus a counter story of a husband demanding restraint and evidence. Separate items report store improvements by J W Miller and building work at H E Waler property, plus a library club meeting at the university.
Stelgar, previously a clerk at the Mercaraburg post office, has resigned and taken a more lucrative position with the Toss Hoe store in Hagerstown.
Ma Gelback of the city will oversee a rite for the Flynn property with nine billiard and entertainment features and the use of daily papers as part of the proceedings.
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