Astronomical Events Forecast for August and Planets
The Daily News outlines sky conditions from noon today to noon tomorrow. It lists bright stars by region, rising and setting times for Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn and meteors including the Perseids and Halley's comet, plus notable constellations across the sky from northwest to southeast and early evening visibility details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hercules
Lyra
Draco
Area Minor
Cassiopeia
Andromeda
Cepheus
Cygnus
Enat
Pegasus
Aquarius
Delphinus
Capricornus
Aquila
Ophiuchus
Venus
Gemini
Mars
Heratas
Sein
Leo
Jupiter
Virgo
Sara
Aries
Orapus
Sagittarius
Neptuae
Tata
Genia
Sun Io
Cancer
Halley
Brief Items of Interest from Local Notes
Brief notes cover excursions, birthdays, and local happenings. Mentions include a B and Q trip yielding 100 passengers to Washington and Baltimore, a volunteer planting in West Patrick Street, the Woerner property being cleared for a garage by Ideal Electric Supply Co, Joseph Eisenhauer turning 61, bowling prize updates including a second prize silver watch, Braddock Heights Band appearance changes, Eugene Kelly moving to Frederick as night clerk for the City Hotel, and brief mentions of local residents and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Baltimore
John H. Summers
West Patrick Street
Haan
Woerner
East
Mattick Street
Ideal Electric Supply Co
M Ff
Cutgail
Joseph F. Eisenhauer
West Patrick
Braddock Heights
Maiigemenit
de. Ziven Our
the Braddock
Frederick
Eugene Kelly
Telvedere
Maryland Tollgates Fade as State Seizes Turnpikes
Road improvements and tollgate disappearances dominate Maryland policy as the State Roads Commission moves to acquire major turnpikes. Frederick Pike, Reisterstown and Westminster Pike, and Liberty road face condemnation or transfer, ending private toll operations. Early road schemes tied to bank stock and internal improvements helped Baltimore's western trade, with convict labor later used to build key turnpikes. The first highway reform efforts date to 1783, shaping public works and the 1800s turnpike system under private company management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Pike
State Noads Commission
Reisterstown
Westminster Pike
Pennsylvania
Staten
Maryland
Price
Caret
Dyxer
Baltimore County
Conricta
York Pike
Liberty Road
Belair Road
Philadelphia
Ntte
Convieta
Maine
Balthmore
Wd Frederick
Baltimony
Helxterstown
Stork
Baltimore and Frederick Company
Reisterstown Company
York Company
Baltimore
Reassessment Problems Grow Across State
Reassessment of property is advancing in Frederick and nearly the entire state. The process raises questions about separating land and building values, with fears of higher taxes and potential rate increases. Assessors anticipate disagreements. changes focus on affidavit wording and which property type is taxed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cots
Propety
Koneta
Ehinger
Athiaytt
Frederick bids added for proposed Federal building site
The Treasury Department opened bids and added proposals for the Frederick Federal building site. John Francis Smith offers a 155 by 401 foot lot at Patrick and Carroll, C Kemp bids 44 by 237 by 95 feet at Market and Carroll Creek, and W H Ramsburg cites a 124 by 89 foot lot at East Third and North Market. S T Hargett provided no figure and will be contacted for price. A Supervising Architect representative will visit Frederick this week to evaluate all offers before a decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Frederick
John Francis Smith
Patrick and
Carroll Streets
C. Kemp
Market and
Carroll Creek
W. H. Ramsburg
East Third and
North Market Street
S. T. Hargett
West Patrick and
Kinnehart
Supervising Architect
Injured Hand Improves After River Incident
Arthur Brown of Earl Church street in Grafton West Virginia reported his hand healing after a severe cut from glass while swimming last week in the Tyarin Valley river near the Baltimore and Ohio bridge Two stitches were needed to close the wound. He was visiting his cousin Leland Tregeling in the area. The note ends with an advertisement line urging advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Brown
Grafton
W.va
Jamca A. Brown
Earl Church Street
Tyarin Valley
Baltimore & Ohio Bridge
W. Va
Brown
Leland Tregeling
Fahrney Memorial Reunion Draws Hundreds in San Mar
Special services at Fahrney Memorial honored Dr. Peter Fahrney lineage with Rev Jesse Emmert addressing Why Are We Here. About 200 attendees from Waynesboro Hagerstown and Frederick gathered despite rain. Plan made for July gathering. committee named to advance Fahrney Memorial work.
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Fahrney Memorial
Halve
Rev. Jeere "Emmert
India
Fahrney _Memorial Association
Fahrney Meemorin
San Mar
Maapleville
Waynesbord
Hagerstown
P. 2D. Pahrney
Fanly
J. Welty Fahrney
Frederick
C. S. ‘Highbarger
Jesse Emmert
Waynes
Boro
Emett
Emmert Ig
Peter Fahrney
Bammert
Tillman J. Fahrney
Downeville
Susan R. Fahrney
John Fahrney
Mapleville
Pete! Fahrney
Petey Mahrney
Chicago
Cnioy
Citizens' National Bank Offers New Banking House
The bank announces a new building with a burglar proof vault and a special room for ladies. Superintendent John Evans of Scranton says the vaults are secure and the bank offers multiple rooms for meetings and securities handling. A savings department yields four percent per annum and accounts are welcomed from individuals, firms, or corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ite Construction
John Evans
Scranton
Fragmentary Catalog Notice From Unknown Advertiser
Fragmented OCR reading lists various garments and accessories with unclear quantities and prices. Mentions include embroidered stacks, tub jackets, middy dresses, and children's items, but many words are garbled and details are unreadable.
Spoke on Street Corner by Mormon Missionaries
On Saturday night two tall young men walked to Market and Church streets and opened song books. They sang spoke to passers by and ended with a brief prayer. About a hundred heard salvation the subject. People asked who they were, learning they belonged to the Church of Latter Day Saints and shared their faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of “Latter-Day Saints
Mountain View Arrivals At Mr Pickings Home
Arrivals at Mountain View the home of Mr Charles Pickings during the past month include Mrs A Ela Mr and Mrs Bruce Leneh and their daughter and son Min Willie Ming Ida Willis Miss Haupo Miss Staffin Mise Jackson Mrs Alfred Wilson Mr and Mrs Mere cer and two sons Mr Carver Mr Hom witz of Warehington Mr and Mrs Kieffer and daughter of Veederick Mrs ee Hefner and son Edmond of New York
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Mountain View
Charles Pickings
Mra
A. Ela
Bruce Leneh
Min. Willie
Ming Ida Willis
Miss Haupo
Misa Staffin
Mise Jackson
Alfred Wilson
Mere Cer
Sone
Carver
Homwitz
Warehington
Mra Kieffer
Veederick
Ee Hefner
Don, Edmond
New York
Braddock Tonight Promos Watermelons and Shows
Local notices list a watermelons sale at 8. Mastings Corner Market and Second Street with low wholesale and retail prices Tonight Braddock Tonight. Dare Devil Frank appears in a fine print death and The Marvel Tonight features Alfred Schneider with Lions Ambrodias Drame Cinematon graphique Tretween 1 and 2 A. M. A brunch at City Hotel begins today with noon luncheon and evening dinner priced 50c for luncheon and 75c for dinner.
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Masting's
Corner Market
Second Streem
Braddock
Dare Devil Frank
Marvel
Alfred Schneider
Te Lions
Ambrodias
Cinematon Graphique
City Hotel
Horse causes display window crash in Market Street store
A horse belonging to Wilbur Culler backed the buggy onto the pavement outside Harry Shipley’s North Market street store Saturday night, smashing an enamelware display table and breaking a large plate window. The incident followed the horse being tied up and the buggy struck the pane during a sudden movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Shipley
North Market Street
Wilbur Culler
Feagaville
Appointed Deputy Marshal Names Frederick County Field Deputy
United States Marshal George W. Padgett of Baltimore appoints Lewis P. Carter of the city as Field Deputy Marshal for Frederick County. Carter qualified Saturday morning before Notary G Weasley Kindley and has held the position for a number of years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George W. Padgett
Baltimore
Lewis P. Carter
Frederick County
Carter
Notary Public
Weasley Kindley
Maratiai
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Lewiison Furniture Store
M. A Serenimen
PF. Poole
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J. Bow, Scuety
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C. G. MacGil
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Reno
Hane
Heilein Building
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Shin
Willy’ Pane
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C. A. Bulli
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