Maryland Weekl y Weather Bulletin Reports Mixed Crop Outlook
The Maryland State Weather Bureau notes a week of above normal temperatures and variable precipitation through August 8. Southern and eastern Maryland saw showers, Baltimore area slightly below average rainfall, while sunshine was near average in Western Maryland. Haymaking slows in Garrett and Allegany counties due to rain. wheat in shock and some crops damaged. Corn and potatoes look promising. army worms have subsided. Northern Maryland shows good corn progress and large oat harvest. cloverseed promising. Frederick County reports good clover and wheat progress, heavy potato yields expected. substantial fall plowing. New Market Libertytown Buckeystown and nearby notes describe plowing, fall seeding, and crop conditions with variable fruit status.
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Maryland State Weather Bureau
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Maryland
Garrett County
Allegany County
Washington County
Morthern
Cora
Frederick County
M.D. Hopxiss
Libertytown
Qorn
J. H. Atnaven
Buckeystown
Qorn Pytatesa
Bacon
Bay Ridge Excursion Train Leaves Early Morning
Four hundred twenty excursions remain for the first train on the Baltimore and Ohio line bound for Baltimore and Bay Ridge under the Frederick Birmen auspices. A number left on the later train, and many joined along the route.
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Bay Ridge
Baltimore Snd Oh'o
Baltimore and Bay Ridge
Frederick Biremen
Picnic Outing by United Brethren Sunday School
The Sunday school of the United Brethren church picnicked in Cronise's woods near Harmony grove, enjoying a day of outdoor leisure and fellowship.
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Sunday School of
The
United Brethren Church
Cronise’s Woods
Harmonyrove
Courty correspondence and local notes mix in Lewistown
Baltimore visitors arrive for family visits. local church notices, relief efforts, and social events fill Lewistown and Jonnaville pages. Widespread mentions include travel by H B Uulaney and Clara Etchison, weather notes, a peach grower selling fruit, and community gatherings.
Deaths in Baltimore and surrounding areas
Adolph C. Gray aged fifty died at his home 925 West scrabas Street Baltimore after a long life in mathematics and music. A widow Catherine Milla and sons William C Engens L and Barhard Grey survive. Funeral tomorrow at 2 PM. Also Sheen Exdgelt, 11 months, died Monday night from whooping cough at New Market district. Funeral this afternoon at Mount Carmel graveyard conducted by Carty. Rollie Brown daughter of Charles Brown near Barionville died Sunday aged 11 years 11 months 1 day. Funeral Monday 11 AM at home, interment Bartonsville. Funeral director Carty handled arrangements.
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Adolph
Gray
Adolph C. Gray
Weat Scrabas Street
Baltimore
Perlioni
Frederick
Fifth Regiment
Fulton Avenue Baptist Church
Order
United American Mechanica
The
Daughters of America
Catharine ¥. Milla
William C
Engens L
Barhard Grey
Sheen Exdgelt. Qoskin
Samuel L. and
Mamiely
Tis Parents
New Market District
Mount Carmel
C. Carty
Roline Brown
Rollue L
Charles Brown
Barionville
Rev. Bacraft
Bartonsville
G. Carty
Brief Bits from a Turbulent Era in Loose Prose
A collage of stray items spans politics, weather, social quirks, and local notes. It mentions a Democratic convention in August, bicycle fashion, fruit displays, and petty anecdotes. The piece alludes to taxation, labor groups, animal sleep, and a Baltimore murder linked to a San Juan port incident. It contains consumer blurbs, medicine testimonials, and a Balt imore ship’s crew story, with a chorus of humorous jabs and curiosities.
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Cayton Wallace
Portland
Henzel Cleaves
San Juan
Porto Rico
Baltimore
Cook
Fresh Air Children Arrive for Two Week Stay
Members of the Fresh Air Society arrived in Frederick for a two week planned stay. The group will be cared for in the country as part of a summer program. Mr Jobs W Kaufman, long employed in the boiler shop at Martinsburg, has been transferred to Brunswick to serve as chief stay bolt and soft ping examiner.
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J. A. Asper
Yulca Lutheran and Reformed Church
Annie Hoover
Baltimore
Peter Coaner
Utica
Nannie Leatherman
Washington
Levi Leatherman
William H. Bowers
T. EB. R. Milter
Charles Wachter
Mra
Emma Martin
William A. Waltman
Courtenay
Methodist Epiacopal
Americus Wiles
Rev
Gharles Wiles
Rossville, Pa
Jacob Hortig
Frank Humphrey
Willem Green
Young People’s Society of Christian Enceavor
M. E
M.P
Hisa Gertie Hartsock
Washington, D. C
Lott Hartcock
Edward Stein
Sondsy
Geo. Dinterman
Bertie Marks
Littlestown
Mollie Farry
William Farry
Fresh Air Children
Altimore Fresh Air Society
Frederick
Brunswick
Jobs W. Kaufman
Wao
Ahope
Martinsburg
Vale
Pierce
Wheel accident and patent medicine notices from a historic column
A wheel accident near Feagarille injured William L. Clem but left him largely unhurt. The column also advertises patent medicines by McClintock Young of Frederick and A B Bucklen Co, promising cures for constipation headaches malaria liver complaints and bronchial issues, with testimonials and local druggist listings.
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Ford
B. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Dr. Bing
A. L. Pearce
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Morauss Kin Pow Dee CO
New York
the Daily News
Cail Borden Eagle
Garrem County
H. B. Uulaney
A. L
John Clark
Eile Betton
Wes. Downey
Claude
Avsa
Wills
W. Va
Farmora
hMra
Ellen Phebus
Mildred Taylor
Fearbake
Lewstown
Dtles
George W.miller
Union Bridge Band
Strayer
Methodist Protestant Church
Samuel Dace
Adams County
Daniel Leather
Jornaville
Sawer
United States
Osklacd
Bryan
Chamberlain
Osptsin Sweeney
Diego
Cal
Saab
Albert L. Pearre
Bisbua
Forsala
Albert L. Pearrs
Coos
A L. Pearre
Atchison Baling
Geo. A. Gilbeet
Dryas
McClintock Young
Rederick
Sme
3 Cure
Wrt
Martin
Hattville
Albert L. Pesrre
Nerpra
Karlse
Brokison Ball
Call
N.J. Wilson & Son
Excelsior Stove House
Frederick, MD
R. A
AEMP
NicweCris
Bs Limited
Pumber
Ott College
Debbie
Pereena
Wolomas
Gint Commercial College
weneSdawly
Omaha
Nebraska
Sfecver Bros
North Market Street
Danville Military Institute
Danville
Saunders
Denville
Charlotte Hall
Beeragay
Miliary Academy
Porbi
Wash and Talon
Geo. Xu
aeeweAa
A. M
Formitore
Carty
Patrick Strast
Itd
Willard C. Keller
South Warket ST
America
Beattie Akrink
Rother
Peioea Mamob Ower
Pooter’s Dye Works
Cumberland, MD
Gota Price Hs
Adams
Burch St
Menu Grede
FIOR
Ladies Oxford
Busset
Poamoar
Wah
Rambler Ridare
Randolph-Macor Ackdert
ROTAL
Beation Dennis
W. Bond
Prin
Front Royal
Tetter
Byrne
Sunpie Free
G. F. Sritn Mfg. CO
Woodsboro
W. EH. B
Etchison’s
the Furnisher of
Southmarket St
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