Hakarktown Grocery Co Office Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text references Hakarktown Grocery Co with scattered garbled names and locations. It notes a long-time resident Hurghin in Wingerstowp and mentions a Basie F800 Gallery. The readable facts are sparse and disjointed.
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Hakarktown Grocery Co
Be48
Polo HI
Dettler
Agrioleauly
Weinega
Tebieco
Jolian
Ananutacy
Hurghin
Kng
Wingerstowp
Beejaat
Waltlay
Ienea
Maryland Office Supply Co Opens in Bruskton Area
The Maryland Office Supply Co led by Tiobert Gatherman operates from 60 W Franklin St and 26 N Potomac St, offering new and second hand office furniture typewriters and repair services. They stock Kalamazoo ledgers Rival Lester Copler Piling Cabinets and are agents for Whey Adding Machines and L C Smith Visible Typewriters. The New York Photo Co under W Leslie Allen opened in April at 40 Wellington St with a reception and artful display, specializing in Artic Photos Bromide Prints and reproductions.
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Tiobert Gatherman
Maryland
L. C. Smith & Bros
W. Franklin St
NEW York Photo Co
New York Photo. Co
Welinlington St
Leslie Alien
Guamen
Washington
Tiny Laundry Serves Big Valley Area With Modern Plant
The Tiny Laundry at 9 B. Waublygton St features a 3,000 square foot plant and advanced washing and drying equipment. Employing over 50 people, the firm operates wagon rinses and maintains agents in multiple states. George Gosvacn moved to Mageratown in 1905 and now handles tobacco and other items from 13 S. Potomac St. Telegraphic scores and latest ash-tete updates are sent daily. customers can inquire at Gathawk's for current standings.
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Na. WY
Prapri
Blackwan & Tyson
Troy
Qutoberland Valley
George Gosvacn
S. Potomac St
Clgora
Tabaceno
Tabaces
Gelbach
Naional Vam
Gathawk's
One Boy Brown and Charles F. Brown Firms in Hagerstown Area
Native of Virginia, Charles F. Brown runs a general store at 18 N Potomac Street, with a five year local presence and varied repairs. Nearby Knodle operates at 27 Summit Ave offering umbrellas sewing machines and typewriters repairs, while Antiques and reproductions draw collectors. Charles F Boerle also runs a grocery at 18 N Potomac Street with staples and fancy goods, emphasizing a city business network in Hagerstown area.
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Charles BL Brown
Proklin
Brown
Hagerstown
Iimeell
Wabrellas
Ocharlen F. Birole
Trales Grocery
N. Potomac
Virginia
Ioension
Taninesd
Birole
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Impacts on City Trade
The Nogerstown Railway, chartered March 12, 1856 for forty years, now operates over 45 miles of track linking nearby towns to Hagerstown. It employs many locals, pays $376,000 annually, and, under General Manager R C Haldeman, provides passenger comfort and efficient service from Public Square offices.
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Nogerstown Raihway
Copany
Taltowe
Taent
Williamsport Hire
Sio
Funkstown
Vine
Nownshoro
Alger’ S
Vilta
Rhady Grave
Yarsyile Tagy
Tha’. Prederick and Audhietown Railway
Shady Grove
Avitiy Tie Toks Gre
Fawtie Sohonie
U. Preng. Co
Tntevurban
Gurwie
Hageratown
Sma
R C. Haldeman
Public
Cutstian W. Lynch
Harrisburg
Donald ©. Enidemman
William Jennings
Richard C. Haldeman
Wuunrn- CL Hepneris
Hagerstown touted as ideal healthy city environment
The article extols Hagerstown as a healthy, well drained city with clean streets and high sanitary standards led by Dr. J. B. Bitanogis. It notes its favorable climate cooler summers, low death rate, full paving, and attractive location in the Cumberland Valley with easy auto touring access to many nearby points of interest and resorts.
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Hagerstown
Board of Health
J. B. Bitanogis
Tus
Bieluesy
Cumherland Vidley Ruway
Ruge
Sytuaitt
Monterey
Buena
Harper's
The Social Side of the City in Hagerstown
The article highlights fraternal societies and entertainment in Hagerstown including picture shows theaters and social clubs. It lists merchants associations and numerous lodges such as Odd Fellows, Red Men, Eagles, Modern Woodmen, and other groups, noting their regional presence and social roles.
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Eluba
Buelnora
Beynard Commandery
Friendship Lodge
R.A. Ma
Palos- Une Corneil
Potomac Lodge
Pything
Valley Lodge
Lovely
Woorlman
Gomel
Teoma Indie Elke Monte
Palomine St. Tha
Conococheague Club
Hagerstown Seeks New Country Club Among Fraternal Societies
The article notes interest in forming a Country Club in Hagerstown, supported by groups like the Hagerstown Athletic Association and Confederate Veterans. Such an organization would enhance social life and offer a gathering place for strangers and newcomers through fraternal, social, musical, literary, educational, and philanthropic activities.
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Wishington St
Hagerstown Athletic Association
Gun Club
Confederate Veterans Ita
Yeprésentea
Estabilubing
Ny Country Club
Hagerstown
Palace Theatre opens with vaudeville and films in town
The Palace Theatre in the Wika building opened to the public on April aa offering vaudeville and 2000 feet of roving pictures per show. It runs 2:30 to 4:30 pm and 7:50 to 10:30 pm with two vaudeville acts and electric lighting. Managed by Westfall and Nydegger, it aims for clean entertaining content for Indies and children.
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Palace
Wika Bulldtdy
Vudeville
Westfall
Nydegger
Ems
Frosburg
Cumberland
Paul Cunlinuody
Safeguard of the City and the Insurance Arm
In a vivid ode to insurance, the piece credits insurers as builders of cities from Chicago to Galveston and San Francisco, praising their aid to widows and orphans. It highlights Wol Armstrong of Armstrong & Ug Real Estate, detailing his 29 years in business, civic involvement, and leadership roles in Hagerstown and surrounding organizations.
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Te Lip
Chicago
Galveston
Toston
Maryland
San Francisco
Hagerstown
Rep. Frementativea
Dothie
Etio World
Keller and Associates Represent Insurance Firms Across States
Harry Keller is linked with a New York underwriting agency and various insurers including New York Greenswich and Glen Falls. The fragment mentions representation for the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company and Philadelphia Philatelphia firms in a vague business context.
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Keller
At & Am
Thuiking
von Crtate
New York
Insurance expert Tristier offers free consultations here
Gtrieslery on hiteslor District Manager of the Metropolitan Insurance Co has made a dialogue study of the insurance affairs during the past twenty years. Mr Tristier has offices in the Second National Bank building and may be stationed at any time, free of charge, upon insurance matters.
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On “Hiteslor
The
Metropolitan’ Insurance Co
Insurancerialnoss
Tristier
Second National Bank
City Banks and Deposits Across Maryland Counties
The document lists aggregate deposits totaling 4 500 000 with several banks in Maryland, naming Hagerstown Bank First National Bank Second National Bank People National Bank and Maryland Surety and Trust Co. Also notes Mechanics Loan and Savings Institute and City Savings Bank, organized under Maryland Savings Bank Law, with deposits and surpluses.
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Cankel
Nurplus
Hagerstown Bank
Capital Tees
First
National Bank
Capital Stock
Second National Bank
Capital Stud
People’ National Bank
Apital
Enaius
Mygayland Surety and ‘Trust Co
Mechanics Lawn and Savings Tostitute
Lity Savings Banic
Maryland Savings Bank
Mechanics Doan and Savings Taslitory
City Savings Bank
Hunger Drives City Markets and Lodging in Hagerstown
In Hagerstown the town hosts several fine hotels including the Hamilton and Baldwin Thort, with many smaller inns and boarding houses. Stores stock a wide range of goods and groceries with ample wholesale supply. Residents can grow vegetables at home or in county gardens, ensuring year round food availability.
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Lpgerstown
Hamilton Ud Baldwin
Thort
Giao Hne
Ani
Tle
Harperstown
Hagerstown
Hotel Hamilton and its New Management Trusts for Western Maryland
The text touts Hotel Hamilton in Alagerstowa as a premier Western Maryland lodging with modern amenities. It describes rooms with electric light, steam heat, running water, and private baths, plus a grand first floor office, a pool room, and a well stocked bar. The Hamilton hosts political gatherings and conventions and is positioned as a leading hotel in the region under new management and with historical ties to Ches B. Orly and the Dutch Kitchen restaurant.
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Hamilton
Alagerstowa
le State
Corrier of Washington
Janathart
Dloor
Hamilton Dag
Dimora
Edgara
Ronvenimea
Guarts
Hamlton
Maryland
Gey
Win
T. Damuthen
Fig Ain Sune
Mamison
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George GE
Charles &, Brown
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People's National Bank
Washington County Waterv Co
Mutual Fire Insuranes Co
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Pianeer Hook
Fadder Ca
Anil
Ita
Win Firtz
Liverpool and London Insurance Co
North Amerkcan
Cermen-American
Continental
Metropolitan Casualty
Pasnix of
Purtford
Harry Keller
Gtrieslery
Gregorias
Hotel Hamilton
Ches
Hurley
Jackson
Ad Deatra Ia Granite and Marble
Building Stone Contractors
Hagerstown, Mo
Stover Bros
Globe-Wernicke
Washington St
Hagerstown, Mts
C. H. Mowen
J. Calvin Mowen
W. Franklin
Hagerslown
Studebaker Wegans
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Beckenbaugh
Hagerstown, Md
SAN Saies
Enterprise. Coal Co
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Ponfsigh
Jananville
Wlaconain
Benjamin Ghiffih
Thomas & Somco
Filadelahia
James Dougherty
New York City
Art
Thomas Meg, CO
Kemp & Burpee Mfg
Dario
Syracuse
West Antietam Street
Hess Carriage Co
Col. Weatertt Wary
West Tire
Edieon Portland Gement
Lima
Chas
Gelbach’s _ Cigar Store
PQQ
Potomac St
Hageratowan, Md
J. S. Mettinger
Pelomze
Kodaker
Hagerstown, Mad
G. Warry Keller & Co
Wally Bond
Hamline Bldg
Jones Cold
Ates
R. E. Jones
Wotor
Chutes
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