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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1913
Page
1
An historical railroad notice outlines travel from Roanoke to several eastern and midwestern cities with parlor cars, specific legs between Roanoke New York Cincinnati and Knoxville and Memphis, and schedule references around 9:00 p.m. Includes connections to Charlotte Washington and other towns.
Public sale notices detail a small farm in Washington County with 140 plus acres and mountain land in Frederick County, listing improvements including a two-story dwelling, outbuildings, water, fruit trees, and good fencing. Parcels include hillside land near Cavetown with timber, roads, and access near various towns. Bidding requires half cash, rest in installments with notes and bonds, conducted under court authority with trustees and attorneys handling proceedings.
In Whallington County court a public sale of the late Elizabeth Dithi’s residence is ordered. The auction, on September 11 1915 at the court steps in Md, will offer the home at 45 Potomac Street extension with a one third down payment and balance due upon sale completion. Augustine Seast Matirege Wy Dpfro, Prieur, officiates proceedings.
Two trustees offer at public sale the property near Blue Ridge Summit Maryland on the premises Thursday September 18 1913 at 3 PM. The ground near the crest of the mountain line of the Western Maryland Railway contains about two acres with a cottage and two bathrooms. A promising home site or boarding house location. Further details available from the undersigned trustees Levin Stonedraker Attorney Towwn Md and Wm S Levy Attorney Lexington St Baltimore Md.
A detailed public sale notice dated 1913 details the auction of a 749 acre Maryland farm near Williamsport, with a large dwelling, bank barn, outbuildings, abundant water, and railroad access. The sale includes land along the Valley Railroad and adjacent to Angerstown, with terms for payments via mortgage and two-year installments.
Public sale notices list multiple auctions of personal property and real estate. The first auction by administrator Catharine A. Rickenbaugh occurs in Baltimore area listings, with terms of sale and dates around August 12 and September 1993. A separate sale by Harry Rionla administers Barney Flory’s estate in Maryland with household goods, farm equipment, and livestock, scheduled for September 1 1913 and notes on property details and bidding terms.
Fragmented, garbled clipping discusses world food supply, energy, and economic policy. Mentions ministers, committees, and potential measures affecting distribution and pricing. References various officials and international bodies in a heavily corrupted text.
The fragment lists various names and places with unclear context but centers on sand as a remedy for stomach issues. It mentions individuals such as George W. Conner and others, with scattered references to districts, a hotel, and regional terms, all in a disjointed OCR style. The readable portions imply a claim about sand offering stomach relief, but details and coherence are limited.
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