Fragmented OCR item with scattered names and events
A garbled historical clipping lists multiple names and brief incidents. It mentions Tadph Houck of McKaceport weighing over four pounds for a day, Maryland merchant Ridout dying at a railroad station in Annapolle, A Dowd as a receiver for Gambertind Yost and Vinegar, and elopement of Charles U Lenny and a Jugg-picture theatre winger at Cumberland. Also references suffragist Hinfly Jankhorst and various political topics, with numerous unclear phrases and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Weevs Ridout
Annapolle
Odontan
A. Dowd
Gambertind Yost and Vinegar Company
Washington
Alex Gray
Murphy
Charles U Lenny
Cumberland
Marvin Moebaig
George A. Vourre
Hinfly Jankhorst
Suffragotta
Anveriva
Maryhid
Virginias
Willigiy Henrie Reed
Awarrowhne
Portrait Hunt Drives Maryland Portrait Request
A Maryland congressman appeals for information to locate a portrait of John Skinner and other past postmasters from 1848. The drive seeks a full gallery of historical post office figures, urging readers to assist with leads via the Post Office Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dockery
John
Skinner
Lowla
Marylin
Murkery
Laeery
Vastoffica
Appointment of Dr Clyde B Stouffer as dean at University
The notice reports Dr Clyde B Stouffer invited relatives for a conule weekh and named by the Naw of Trogonta of the University of Miah as dean, Ann Arhoy, Mieth. It notes Dr Stouffer appointed to an important position and Dr Stoner as qualified to MW A, with veterinary duties indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde B. Stouffer
Trogonta
University of Miah
Ann Arhoy
Mieth
Che
Stoner
Aporthia
Large Excursion Readies War Zone Trip
One of the largest excursions from a city ventured to Washington and Baltimore during the war era. Thirteen coaches reportedly moved as a single convoy under guard. The procession aimed to project a show of support and to inspect war efforts near the capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ventore
Warhington
Haltimore
Thora
Boader
Avery
Fire Devastates Farm Barn and Crops Near Funketown
An early morning blaze destroyed the Traine Varn farm at Funketown along the Binkyslare road, with losses estimated in the thousands. The barn, crops including wheat not yet threshed, and farm machinery were burned, one calf perished and a horse was saved. Neighbors reported a lightning strike as a possible ignition source. The owner David C. Deed faced about 1400 dollars in barn equipment losses and four young hogs perished. The fire also damaged nearby structures and sparked neighbor efforts to combat the blaze and safeguard remaining property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Doub
Funketown
Binkyslare
Outsaty
Oscar Doub
Jno
McClelland Isesteel
Upiitning
Aaron Ngsehharl
Wills
Crom
David
McConns
Tris
Tris Camey Inetth
Clarence Hoods
David Rubeck
Destructon
Selshbors
Aviniy
Vamlage
Rannor
Newton Kuve
Kivet
Ueki Mmushi
Mei Roteck
Ends His Life In Tragic Welsh Youth Death
Aged 18, Hawons Welsh of Moyveuth Lingorstiown died by suicide after a dispute with a local family. Relatives and authorities reported his distress and the inquest was opened in Dew vale Wascultbre. Police and hospital staff attended, and the case prompted memorials as the community mourned the young man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formothy
Moyveuth Lingorstiown
Dew Vale
Revelver
Hatere
Elie
Borpond
Turmoil in Turkey Trotsky Lectures Spark Debate
Fragmentary text shows a disturbed scene with references to lectins and PrP, mentioning figures like Kracerolly and Hinutter. The piece hints at tension between old and new approaches, a provocative dissent, and warnings about disruption in academic settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cave Vestly
Hinutter
Amd
Changes in Hancock plumbing and undertaker firms
The article notes Kreps and Leaf dissolving their partnership at Hancock and the business to continue under new owners Lewis and Mrs Mary Kreps widow of J Frank Kreps, while Mr Leaf remains. It mentions changes in related trades, including a new partnership in plumbing, and various residents moving or altering businesses in Williamport Clearspring and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kreps @ Leaf
Hancock
Kreps & Leaf
William Apart
Atip
Albarit
Gant Vetieing
Lewis
Hs Frathephelan
William Morbert
Winchester
Hancoot
Dodson
Hiss
Nollin Wravin
Ch. Weaver
Clearspring
Will Geo
Mageratown
Grover Albert GC. M. Lowck
Ge Groceries
Sid Peterman
Irank Ponpenneditics
Rothe Trove
Hancovik
Hua
Washington Home Shows Steady Growth Report
A report on the Washington home shows notes steady growth in attendance and participation. It records the thirtieth year celebration, details about exhibitors, numbers of children visiting, and overall financial tallies, highlighting continued community engagement and organizational activity.
Endorsement Drifts as Hagner Backed by Local Support
A fragmentary report notes local supporters backing Mr Hagner in a contested election amid confusion about hospital service changes. The piece mentions a city seat, a prominent figure, and a governor, with unclear dates and roles due to damaged text.
Big Bass Stirs Local Fishing Contest Headlines
Leta D. Bregs led a day of strong catches at a regional fishing event on the Potomac, posting a notable weight while WD gate of Dak assisted nearby. The winning bass measured 2644 inches, drawing attention from competitors and locals alike as officials tallied results and praised the turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leta D. Bregs
Tha
Potomac
Popular Blacksmith Mig Nicely Featured in Local Notes
An obscure dispatch highlights Mig Nicely, a renowned local blacksmith, noted for skilled craft and community ties. The brief mentions his workshop, neighborly reputation, and a forthcoming event likely to showcase his metalwork talents.
Fire Injures Children in Street Smash and Panic
A fire started by matches set ablaze a child's clothing on a busy street. Over the next moments, pedestrians helped extinguish flames and several riders were hurt in collisions and trampling. Victims included Mrs. Cleveland Guogsien and others who suffered cuts and bruises. one man was struck by a vehicle and another fell into a ditch. Road hazards and a panic spread as authorities and bystanders assisted injured bystanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traln
Moyd Stortler
Beewrity
Ie Brain
Frederiehk
Sauvedig
Tussieter
Cleveland Guogsien
Bris Stowlor
Willig
Stich
Die
Unclear Historical Report on Local Incident
Fragmentary OCR text describes a tense street confrontation with mentions of a shooter, arrests, and police actions. It references a town, a Wiltamspork area, a trial judge, and an incident involving a Mr Brown and others, with notes on a telegram and a trolley car mobilization. Names and places are garbled and partially unreadable.
Gane Laws Publication Distribution Notice
A government publication notice describes publication of four game law documents by the committee in Washington and Maryland. It names Secretary and Chairman roles, lists dates and venues, and notes distribution rights and registration. The text references legislative steps and public notices regarding the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gonthesaman Lewis
Qmail
Tbs
Chatiain
Maryland
Ftate
Mrs G F Effland Alleged Insane in Probate Case
The article reports Mrs. G F Effland alleged insane amid probate proceedings. George T Fetaa and others discuss guardianship and custody while medical opinions note impairment and limited capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Effland
Primary Fight Amidst Turbulent Election Rumors
The report describes a chaotic primary race with scattered details about candidates, locations, and brewing tensions. Vague notes mention Pheer Laver, Warkutes, Lepola, SoG Of Ma city, and Lacheaeherd, with references to votes, rallies, and potential outcomes. The text is fragmented but signals contest stakes and candidate activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheer Laver
Lepola
Sog
Oon
Siithelore
Wililaospore
Mystery Names Hint at Hidden Treaty Behind City Crisis
Uneven text mentions several figures and places including Seville and a coded group, suggesting a political clash or conference. The fragmentary lines imply a negotiation or agreement with dates and authorities, but the garbled prose obscures clear facts.
Man killed by freight engine near Maklo's Mills
Frank A. Metz of Mt. Brier was struck and killed on the B&O tracks at Hagana crossing near Maklo's Mills while walking home Sunday evening. The engine could not stop in time. Metz, about 48, left Keadysville with a companion, carried $9 and a watch. The jury exonerated I and T&E employees. Metz left a wife and eight children. Funeral arrangements announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedige
Piers
Howe
Linn Mae
Wien
Jonas
Brown
Neue
Dale Uian Thowbaker
Wittel
Hfeliond
Hid $Y
Gayman
Pat Wirvey
Cheeme Palloo
Frank A. Metz
Mt. Brier
Tregg
Hagana Crossing
Maklo's Mills
Keadysville
Samust
Metz
Keedyaille
Justice Ankensy
Etingrand Sherrif Snulvely
Mt. Briar
J. A. Biller
Foreman
John G. Naille
Clayton Poffen
John A. Harries
John 1Enberger
Philp
Reel
James Peeterman
John Fisher
Ernest Snively
O. W. Grosantchie
Edward Soman
Washington
Allegheny City
Atd Mo
Lester Holmes
Trego
Iva
Ruth
Myrtle
Frank
Fred
Hugte
Mary
Larsnt Grove
George Abbott
William Grove
Samuel Sting
Frank Bussach
Charles, Leslie and
Flayine Gloss
Charitasle Act Aids Wounded Boy After Creek Accident
A boys’ charity collection raised 7.60 to help a youngster named Preit Vlennard who was injured after falling from a railing into a creek near Punkstowe. Br. G. Z Wingercad provided assistance. The worker Cromer Bros. residency listed as Blow and Malberry 8th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funkstown
Preit Vlennard
Punkstowe
Br. G
Sengiak
Farm Hold Transfer Near Sabillasville
An 83 acre tract at Sabillasville and 27 acres at maintain were sold in a sale to Henry Glodhitl. A bid of $25 was recorded for the property. Local parties Audtanser A D Adams Bolton Tod Harbaugh and Spin Hur vaagh appear in the fragmentary record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audtanser
A. D. Adams Bolton Tod Harbaugh
Sabillasville
Henry Glodhitl
Spin Hur Vaagh
Weather Report From Sept 6 to Aug week ends
Readable weather note reports high around 104 degrees on September 6 and low near 68 degrees in August. Rainfall for the week listed as 0.62 of an inch.
New Furniture, Carl Haw Returns Home in Baltis
In a curious local note, Carl Haw arrives back in Baltis with new furniture. The report mentions he may be using a turnbage for Iie Keto and references an open oil situation tied to the LOR Of the MUL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Haw
Cromt Baltisore
Stolen Chickens Reported in Local Theft Case
A fragmentary item notes a theft of 45 chickens and related property transfers involving individuals named David Beaver and others. Certain details are garbled, but the report indicates a criminal act and subsequent mislaid or altered ownership claims in the community.
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Tadph Houck
McKaceport
Moltman’s
Falling Watork
Talthmors
Puubarg
Interanie
New York
Haltimera
Thygarngewr
Uwe
Danelns
Po Mar
Daneo
John Grasselin
Willy
Nuher
Adlisitiad Ag
Xeeongd
Fyanber
Javimits
Thaltinwwroe
Torher
Oowiae
Nantes
Gmitles
Pegtulag
Tuhey Ghia
Amber Boys
MR. Hagner
Co Tea Ag
Goltvtorangh
Mig
Nicely
Martina
Grove
Webster McCraw
Sharps
Benno
Las
Ile
UeTinavings
Bern
Revarl Chilli
Hein
Wawa
Ms Harsh
Willwnes
Dee
Lacy
Pearl Ridesong
Stith
ADWN
Wisin Mites
Stynaly
Kaine Matiter
Nashias
Siyduy
Willi
Rome
Mourite
Bike Riler
Rome Vonens
Ciliear Wimining
Ibe
Daegelo
Shistien
Ghei
Hagenhstown
Tibet
Perla
George T Fetta
Eherifi
Taguive
Tokwii
Thavih AD
Iittland
Wito
Uli
Georga
Aeniel
Smolley
Ehler
Bhatti
Leay Bigs
Madge Keedy
Oritt
Mel Dyess
Riley
Drakenais
Hy Hospital
Bihye
Aetiek Honnate
Seville
Cbs
Cueutit
Ah Ta. Rice
Hug Ol Tienderson Vnl
Nam Boyer
Chawibarehurys
Dan Mir
David Beaver
Sar Thecev
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