Local notices and advertisements mix with town gossip
A jumble of ads, notices, and anecdotes from Mt. Union and nearby towns includes sales promotions, a public sale notice for Henry Wingert Trustee, local gossip about residents like Mr. George Spangler and Wm M Updegraf, minor injuries at local workplaces, prayers and preparatory church services, and brief civic notes on tram franchise, paving, and railroad work. Several names, places, and events are scattered through a dense, unfocused fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafer Bros
Cahn & Marx
Comptroller of
Maryland
Henry Wingert
Parker in Baltimore Lectures Aiding Czylensz Claim
In Baltimore and Washington Parker, a colored man who claims help in Czylensz’s capture, lectures and praises himself as a great man seeking a government post. He declines to discuss future policy or reciprocity, citing press criticism of public men, and hints at seeking a government investigation if more is printed about a private named O'Brien and the capture.
Lights At Barnhart Home Spark Alarm In Night
Early morning at Rev Barnhart’s home on Jocust and East Washington the electric light seemed to flash on and off in quick succession startling Mrs Barnhart and her daughter. Neighbors were summoned but a search found no burglar. The incident left the family and witnesses convinced the event was unexplained and possibly supernatural.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnhart
Jocust
E. Washington
Dnc
Locuster
Mr. Thos
A. Porter
Ms. Barnhart
Philip Sprecher Dies at 9 in Ellicott City
Philip Sprecher died Thursday evening in Ellicott City at age nine. A native of Washington County, he was the father of twenty three children, many living in the West. Two of his sons William and Alexander reside at Tilchmanton in this county. Brother-in-law Lewis E Suman of Keedysville is named. Funeral will be held in Ellicott City next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Sprecher
Ellicott City
Washington County
William
Alexander
Tilchmanton
West
Lewis E Suman
Keedysville
Mrs Sarah Musselman Dies At Home Near Huyett
Mrs Sarah Musselman died Thursday evening at her home two miles west of Huyett from heart failure in her 64th year. She was a member of the German Baptist Brethren church for 41 years. Surviving are her husband and one son William J. of Ohio, daughter Mrs A Mallendore of Huyett, and one brother Simon Ocks of Ohio. Funeral Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Musselman
Huyett
German Baptist Brethren
Pound Party at Miss Stouffer's Home
A social pound party was held at the home of Miss Mary Stouffer along the Williamsport pike last evening. A large crowd gathered from Hagerstown and nearby towns to play games and visit, with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Stouffer
Williausport Pike
Hagerstown
Asif Way
Kentucky
Nominations Filed for State Officers and Judges
Nomination certificates for Democratic candidates have been filed with the executive department. Republican state officer nominees and for judge in the Second judicial district have not yet been filed. Prohibition candidates for state officers have been filed. Filing closes at midnight October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Department
Entertainment by Hagerstown Camp M W A No 7331
The Hagerstown Camp No 7331 M W of A staged an entertainment and smoker with Col Fisher phonographed. Mr Zisk the genial Bate Deputy explained the order benefits, who leads the camp across the state. Local membership is fifty two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
M. W. of A
Col. Fisher
Zisk
Bate
Tiftyuwo
Beadle Beardaworth Found After Shenandoah River Search
Prof. W. Beardaworth the music instructor who drowned on Saturday was found several miles from the accident scene after a search by over 200 people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah River
W. BR. Beardaworth
Apple Industry Boom in Hancock Attracts Buyers
The Hancock apple industry is booming led by EK P Cahill as the leading buyer. The firm ships to eastern and western markets and reportedly exports some fruit abroad, underscoring growing regional strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock
Ek, P Cahill
Apple shipments from Shepherdstown to Pittsburg and beyond
Harry Merchant shipped eight car roads of apples from Shepherdstown mostly to Heintz's factory at Pittsburg with a couple sent to Northern New York. Prices ranged from 25 to 60 cents per hundred pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Merchant
Shepherdstown
Heintz
Pittsburg
New York
Refuge sale decision delays rebuilding plans
The Male House of Refuge board of managers postponed rebuilding the junior department damaged by Bresome Lime. They will decide before next spring whether to sell the refuge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nest Spring
Mmanegers
Illiterate Professor Attacks Election Law at Cumberland School Board
A Cumberland School Board meeting saw a professor denounce the new election law amid concerns over teaching roles and voter participation. The speaker, described as illiterate, questions the law’s impact on schooling and pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Firemen parade prizes in Carlisle set at $50 each
October 24 parade honors best drilled and best formed companies with fifty dollar prizes. W. A. Telegraph electricians of Hagerstown tune clocks for the time system as manager C G Anderson introduces the setup. Martinsburg guests visit Waynesboro and Martinsburg World notes trips to New York. Also mentions Wellington neck rumors and a headache remedy by Schindel at 100 N Potomac Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
W. A. Telegraph Electricians
Hagerstown
Waynesborn
C. G. Anderson
Fanned Mrs Halback Loses Hidden Cash at William Sport
Barbara Halback, a widow living in William Sport near the cemetery, found her money box looted. A cigar box under a larger chest concealed about $180, but the roll had shrunk to $104, with $70 stolen by an unidentified thief. Authorities are baffled as townspeople rally to support her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Halback
William Sport
Vermont-st
Thomas
Mrs. Hulback
SULUIER'S LETTER FROM POLLY ANDERSON
Polly Anderson regular army writes from a camp, saying he will sever from his duties on furlough. He notes Delaware County as a travel stop and amusement for a man two years buried, mocks regulations, complains about clumsy guns, and urges young men to join the Coast Defense force to guard the coast while mosquitoes and sand flies bother troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Polly Anderson
U. S
Shemott
Jess
Frigid Night Brings Heaviest Freeze of Season
Jce and Front report a thin ice frosting outdoors overnight. The night air was keen and penetrating as fields turned white, marking the season’s heaviest frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jce
Wight
Registration Deadline Notice for Tuesday October 8
Last day for registration is Tuesday October 8. The window runs from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. local time.
Missing horse and wagon stir Leesi colony
Resident of Leesi reports a horse, spring wagon, and bale of hay disappeared in the night. Locals suspect horse stealing while others think the trio wandered off and may be found along the road. The horse is described as fair, wagon in poor repair, hay bale fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesi
Annual Session of Maryland Baptist Union Association
Annual conference to be held over the last three days of this month at Eutay Place Baptist Church in Baltimore. Rev. N. G. Maynard, missionary to Japan, will deliver addresses. Maynard was ordained in Hagerstown. Rev. Thomas A. Jolngan of this city serves on Sunday schools committees. In other news, William McNew has opened a saloon in the old Hyslop building near the B and O depot, featuring a fine oak and carved lower chestnut interior. the establishment will operate as a saloon and restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Spangler
Mt. Union
Williamsport
Wm. M. Updegraf
C. W. Gruber
Steelton
W.M. Weller
Roach Produce Co
Justice Hofman
Seipleu and
Broferes
Becnett
Nell
Belle
Howeis
Harduppe
Borrowell
Airl
Harrystown
atyBiano
Christ Reformed Church
Berkeley Springs
Emory Avey
Aubture
Neb
Keedysville
Misa Nellie, Sawyer
Pawnee City
Nathan Cons
Hancock
Laure
Hancock Station
Aliss Susan Keefer
My Wad Ars
Jay W. Keefer
Warren
Maryland Baptist Union Association
Eutay Place Baptist
Church
Baltimore
N. G. Maynard
Japan
Maynard
Hagerstown
Thomas A. Jolngan
McNew
William McNew
Hyslop
Picture Show Heads for Cham bersboro and Waynesboro
A Sands picture show plays in Cham bersboro on the 9th and 10th and in Waynesboro on the 11th and 12th. It is advertised as a good attraction for local audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersboro
Waynesboro
Benches Incident Leaves Man Injured After Fall
A man identified as Bad Pali along with W.M Weller and N. Jonathan were on Bad Pali street when a gore hand injury occurred as a person on a bench attempted to take down an awning. The effort toppled him onto his head causing bruising to his side and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bad Pali
W.M Weller
Jonathan St
Secured control of Virginia telephone plant by Bell Telephone
The Bell Telephone Company has secured full control of siting distance phone connection in Virginia and will oversee all home plant concerns statewide, consolidating management and duties across the state’s network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Tel. Go
Virginia
Racing Trip Ends With Train Rush at Pimlico
Sunt Myssed St Messrs Albert Kenley and Wilson visited Pimlico to watch Crescens depart the stable and hurried to catch the train. Cadman Worthington has introduced a cab horse to the public with a reward of 12 for the lintt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Kenley
Wilson
Pimlico
Crescens
Cadman Worthington
Harman Will Probate Leaves Estate to Daughter Amanda
The will of the late John J. Harman, who died at his home on the Western pike, was probated. All property goes to his daughter Amanda D. Harman, who is executrix. He leaves about $6,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Harman
Western Pike
Amanda DM. Harman
Entries for Fair Roll In With Livestock and Poultry
Hash of Estries entries for the fair are rolling in with over a thousand received for the main building stone. Entries in the livestock and poultry department are also coming in with Col. Putterer in charge of the grand stand this year. Col Sec Tennant has D. Q. Stevens assisting and more clerks added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Putterer
Tennant
D. Q. Stevens
Hood's Sarsaparilla Boosts Tired Blood and Courage
Rati Considered with reference to its recuperative effect there is not so much good in the ordinary vacation as there is in a single bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla. The latter costs $1 Hood's Sarsaparilla refreshes the tired blood and sharpens the dull appetite, restoring lost courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Harbauch and Shulenberger Wed at Home Wedding
Miss Nellie Catharine Harbauen daughter of Dr George N Garbaugh and Elden Orville Shulenberger were married Thursday at 3 pm at the bride’s home 337 W Washington St Rev W O C B Shulenberger uncle of the groom officiated assisted by Rev FE H Belk The couple was given away by the bride’s father with a reception following and out of town guests in attendance both are prominent young people in Hagerstown area Mr Shulenberger is noted as the Moller Organ Works bookkeeper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Catharine Harbauen
George N. Garbaugh
Elden Orville Shulenberger
W. Washington St
W. OC. B. Shulenberger
the Reformed Church
Emmidtsburg
FE. H. Belk
Nora, Ott
Newville
Frank Shulenberger
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Katherine Losh
Leils Momma
Minnie Pryor
Bessie Middlehauts
Hagerstown
Shulenberger H
Moller Organ Works
Harsh Critique of County Road Quality Near Leitersburg
A traveler complains that the Leman Bros mill to Leitersburg pike road is in terrible condition, with chuck, rocks, gutters and mud paddles over three miles. The writer urges the county commissioners to inspect the road and questions tax collection for such neglect affecting farmers and citizens along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leman Bros
Marsh Pike
Leitersburg Pike
Trafic
Death of Mrs Lizzie W Ernst at Maugansville
Mrs Lizzie W Ernst wife of Noah Ernst died this morning at Maugansville aged 43 from a complication of diseases. Funeral at the Mennonite Church in Chambersburg on Monday afternoon. Survived by children Lily Frances Amon Le Labsa Jire Paul all at home. Daughter of Daniel Lehman of Scotland Pennsylvania. Three brothers also in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ertat
Lizzie W Ernst
Noah Ernst
Maugansville
Menonnite
Chambersburg
Lily
Frances
Amon - le Labsa
Jire
Paul
Daniel Lehman
Scotland
Alsso
Pennsylvania
Family Stonebraker reunion visits Hotel Hamilton
Mr and Mrs Jos R Stonebraker and family from Baltimore Md arrive at the Hotel Hamilton for their annual reunion at the old homestead. The party includes Jos B Stonebraker Harry Stonebraker and Jos R Stonebraker Jr with Sire Eiza Stonebraker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Birs
Jos R. Stonebraker
Jos. B. Stonebraker
Harry Stonebraker
Jos. R Stonebraker Jr
Sire
Eiza Stonebraker
Baltimore
Old Homestead
Caveat Filed in Margaret Shipley Will Case
A caveat to the last will of Margaret Shipley, widow and McCaffrey heir, was filed by daughter Nency Ebber. The claim alleges the deceased was illiterate and signed three papers at Edwin J. Farber’s urging, each claiming to be her will and granting Farber extraordinary privileges beyond the scope of the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Shipley
McCaffrey
Daughbier Nency Ebber
Myre. Davis
Edwin J. Farber
Eaid Farber
Train Wreck Near Chambersburg Delays Lines
Train wreck reported at Chambersburg when a W. M. ran across a freight wreck ploughing over the bank and derailing four cars. No injuries. the incident causes a sizable mash-up and delays to trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M
Caambersburg
Pune
Real estate sale in Hancock transfers to Snyder
The Robert F. Stottemeyer property in Hancock was sold at assignee's sale to J. O. Snyder for $23,400. A separate line mentions Goott Authority and Miss Clippinger of Waynesboro denying a death claim with claims she dropped dead on the 28th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Stottemeyer
Hancock
J. O. Snyder
Goott Authority
Miss Clippinger
Waynesboro
Baseball League Talk Shapes for Next Year
Base Ballic Bits notes Wolfaseball club disbanding and Chambersburg season ending. A six club league with Harrisburg York Carlisle Chambersburg Waynesboro and Hagerstown is likely, with York and Hagerstown shortest trips and Harrisburg York as best paying. Waynesboro Hagerstown and Carlisle could field strong teams, and Hagerstown plans a fine wall field next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersburg
Harrisburg
York
Carlisle
Chambershorz
Waynesboro
Hagerstown
Shakspere Course Tickets On Sale At Library
University Extensioners set final plans for the Shakspere Course to be delivered by Dr. Frederick W. Sykes. Tickets and outlines are with solicitors, with only 200 seats available in the Public Library auditorium. first lecture is Thursday evening Nov. 7. Course tickets priced at $1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Sykes
New Life Pills Promise Clear Skin and Rich Complexion
An old-time ad claims Whavs Tear face Worth and Dr. Ring's New Life Pills cure skin troubles tied to liver signs. At Wareham's City Pharmacy and The Central Cree Co. Ladies-Dr LeFranco's Periodiusl Compound advertised for delayed and painful periods. Cook & Bros Pharmacy in Hagerstown listed for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ring
Warehem
Central Cree Co
Agnew
Wareham
City Pharmacy
Central Drug Co
Lang. A Lady Remarks On Heat And Water In The South
A lady comments that your heat and water in the south are remarkable. The note references J. W. Cook & Bro., Druggists, and the Hotel Zomilron in a fragmented city item.
City Council Debates Finances and Infrastructure in September Meeting
City Attorney Mason reports on the WMIA case and stockyard maintenance dispute. Bills objected include 5.07 for equine polish and 25 for disinfectant. Mayor Schindel sets fire department coal and cost controls while resolutions pass on memorial services and library patronage. Street repairs, crossings, watchmen, and pavement orders span several streets and avenues as officials approve additions and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
WMIA
Bhe
Juning
Antietam
First Hose
Pioneer
Enterprise
Rowland Mured
Schindel
St. Paul’s
M. E. Church
Joseph Eberly
Public Square
Heimel
Mealey
Washington County Free Library Association
Spangler
Cuwder- Jang Valley
Levi Bear
Baldwin
Council Chamber
E. W. Ditto
J. H. Hyde
McDowell Avenue
Salem Avenue
Mitchell Addition
Carrollton Avenue
Valentine Addition
W . Bethel St
North Prospect
J W. Reisner
Martin
Brewer
WM. R. A
St. Elizabeth St
Pennsylvania Ave
Antietam St
Middleburg Pike
Divorce suit file cites pending custody dispute and history
The document outlines a divorce action of du D. Spester with issue of a marriage to Annie Hoff in 1899, mentioning a two year old son, Robert. It notes she left home, refuses to return, and keeps the child while the husband seeks custody. It also includes a brief advertisement for Devoe’s Yellow Carriage Paint and a notice of a missionary convention opening prayer at Waynesboro hosted by Mrs John D. Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
du D. Spester
Boswell G. Ys
Annie Hoff
Robert
Leest
Uusheren
John D. Main
Woman's Home and
Sayeien Missionary Society of Maryland Synod
Waynesboro
Fiendish Attack Prompts Cure by Electric Bitters
A man named C. P. Collier of Cherikee Towa suffers a severe kidney and back injury from a fiendish attack. He found relief after using Electric Bitters, claiming a dramatic recovery. The ad trumpet touts this remedy for back ache kidney trouble and blood purification, with Wareham's City Pharmacy and The Central Drug Co. as retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Collier
Cherikee
Towa
Wareham
Thad Jong
G. A. LeDeis
Cedar City
City Pharmacy
Central Drug Co
Hagerstown area oil dispute shapes Virginia project
Investors press for start of a large well venture in West Virginia as land owners resist selling. Carter Oil and South Penn Co lines converge on Hagerstown holdings, with a Carter well ten miles distant and Penn wells nearby. Competition over acreage could unlock vast wealth if boring begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Carter Oil Company
South Penn Co
Ayest
Hagerstown Company
Carter
Penn
Penn Co
Hagerstown Co
Apples Shipment at Snivelys Surges in 1900s
Cartone D.8 reports Snively at 55 W Franklin Street shipping 25 to 30 cars of apples weekly. He employs 73 to 100 hands regularly, with 10 to 15 coopers and helpers working daily. They are barrels at Hagerstown Ice Factory and will store 3000 to 5000 barrels of apples in gold storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cartone D.8
Snively
W. Franklin St
Hagerstown
Local moves and visitors noted in Pensunall area
Mr C A Sites moves to W Frucknosv. Frank Bloyer relocates to W Church st. C W Henneberger moves to E Washington st. Miss Myrtle Knepper visits sister Mrs Rouzer at Bustaye. Oliver Seigier from Burkittsville aids ill cousin Frank Seigier at No 49 W Washington st. Returns to Borxitsville in good health. John Brausgard of Pittstore visiting. Albert Snapp and wife relocate to Winchester. Miss Maggie Jacobs visits Miss Sue Miller at Boonstiera. Mrs Annie O Keefe heads to New York for winter. Mrs M L Keedy at Baltimore City Hospital reported satisfactory. Leury Hulzapfer Jr. has 400,000 celery plants and 16 men at work. Bedford Co. to manufacture baby carriages. Miss Mollie Badams near Fitwan to Polo, Ind. Miss Lillian Spigler, William Spert, back from trip to Guffey and New York City. guest of Miss May Brown in New York. Clyde Wolf accepts two places at Bike Works. Eddy Servers at the S C Hunter plumbing shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Sites
W. Frucknosv
Frank Bloyer
Church St
C. W. Henneberger
E. Washington St
Myrtle Knepper
Clearspring
Wo. J. Rouzer
Bustaye
Oliver Seigier
Burkittsville
Frank Seigier
Washington St
Borxitsville
John Brausgard
Pittstore
Albert Snapp
Wifs
Winchester
Maggie Jacobs
Sue Miller
Boonstiera
Annie O'Keefe
New York
M. L. Keedy
Baltimore City Hospital
Leury Hulzapfer, Jr
Bedfiesd Co
Mollie B.adams
Fitawn
Polo
Lillian Spigler
William Spert
Xrip
Preparatory Services at Zion Reformed Church Tonight
Preparatory services for Holy Communion at Zion Reformed Church begin this evening. An aside promotes floor polish from Davoe's with two-year durability if applied properly. Beck & Delemarter advertise Sulu and a morning cocktail offer, Sterling Brang at 90 cents per bottle and Cluo Cucktails at 1.25, Cabn & Marx at 41-48 N Jonathan Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Davoe
Beck & Delemarter
Pet i
Cabn & Marx
Jonathat
Mid-summers Bargains at Ordway’s Music Store
Mid-summers inducements tempt piano and organ buyers with new present prices and flexible terms. Regular prices have been less considered as summer offers remain available for a short time. Investigate these bargains before prices revert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordway
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Ad Claims Rest and Relief
An advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure promotes full digestion without fatigue, promising complete rest for the stomach and immediate relief after meals. It asserts readers can enjoy food again and regain vitality, mentioning Wareham's City Pharmacy as a point of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tod Viger
Wareham
City Pharmacy
Central Drug Co
It Comes About A Sale Of Lester Pianos At Ordway’s
An ad praising Lester pianos notes durable design, finish and tone fueling popularity. Musicians and dealers praise quality and styles at Ordway’s Music Store with easy terms. Also mentions Foley’s Honey and Tar relief and local laundry lines promoting Pure White finishes and linen wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester
Ordway
Subpoena Issued for Gol. Schley in Census Case Action
A subpoena duces tecum requires Gol Schley to appear Saturday at 10 a.m. to testify in the Republicans in the census case and produce letters and telegrams from Governor Smith. Judge Stake will decide on a new date after the defense deadline Monday. Col Schley plans to query Ron Davis and the Latin document in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gol. Sehley
Smith
Davis
Stake
Guerk
Ron. Davis
Col Schley
Death of Clearspring Youth Harry K Maine at 20
Harry K Maine, 20, of Clearspring, son of J Farry Moore, died at home at 7:30 after five weeks illness from a brain paralysis caused by a ruptured blood vessel. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the Lutheran church conducted by Rev Hoyer. Survived by father, mother, two sisters Ann and Leila, and brother Paul. Described as an excellent, steady young man of high character and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. Maine
J. Farry Moore
Clearspring
Rev
Hoyer
Lutheran Church
Ann
Leila
Paul
Mic
Political centers quiet as leaders visit race at Pimlico
Democratic and Republican headquarters showed routine activity with General L Victor Baughman visiting General Vandiver and Frederick County calm. Chairman Goldsborough and Senator Louis E McComas remained at the Republican HQ until noon before departing to Pimlico for the horse race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Victor Baughman
Vandiver
Frederick County
Goldsborough
Louis E. McComas
Pimlico
Halls Catarrh Cure and local druggists ads
The notice promotes Halls Catarrh Cure with testimonials from Toledo wholesalers and dealers. It includes F J Cheney Co endorsements, price per bottle, and claims of internal consumption. Also mentions hats and ready to wear bats in a general sales pitch and service offer from local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
F.J Cheney
Woat & Trax
Wheesale
Local Drug Advert and Remedies Curiosities
A cluttered ad page lists various tonics and cures for skin conditions indigestion and kidney trouble. It promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and Foley's Kidney Code with patient testimonials from Cedar City Missouri and Crown Point New York. The piece also notes fall and winter fabrics and linoleum offerings from Homer S Williams & Co and a Banner talve remedy claim with Mrs Briddieman Mich.
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Salisbury
J. Edward Abbott
Annapolis
United Rates Cavalry
Jerome Zellers
Gayboy
Eather
Ververa
Traily
Mata Furniture
Dore Pica
Walter Newcomer
Leitersburg
Leander D. Kuhn
Lesader H. Kebo
Hamecock
Sea McCobss
Census Department
Washington
Trent
Dire
Pound Party
Apple
Messrs
and Buehasag Sculey ,Jr
Martinsburg
Martinsurg World
Wellington
Drugeist
Potamac St
Halback
Suluier
Tlissing Team
Shulenberger
Harbauch
Baa Road
Shakspere Coure
Council
Bill
Devoe’s
Devnet
Beck & Delemart
J. Odgers
Frostburg
Foley
P. Schinder
Post. Office
W. T. Wesson
Gholsonville
Wareham's
Reichard, Schindel
Lewis Ockerman
Goshen
Ne- Witt
Ike ‘ Bay
Warsham
City
Main’s
Manlys’ Supply Co
M. Philps Forestdale
DeWitt
Warebham’s
Central Prog Co
Dixie
ASW. Munson’s Carpet Store
Frm
West, Virginia
Pensunall
Holy Cosmunion
Zion Reformed Church
Post Office
Williams & Co
Hotel Hamilton
Es Troy Laundry
Guartater
Lr Moore
Homer S. Williams & Co
Hotel Hamilton Building
A. Inglis
Crown Point
N.Y
D.P. Schindel
Zoye Bros
Tiltig
Homer
Troy Laundry
T.briddieman
Parshallyile Mich
Wee E JD. P. Schindel
Postoffice
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