Spent Summer Visiting Relatives Across Cities
Names of residents visiting relatives in various towns with a list of relatives and locations including Pena, Atlantic City, Baltimore, Columbus, Harmony Grove, Fremont, Frederick, Philadelphia, New York, and WatertownTravelers mention returning home after stays and extended visits with family in multiple counties and cities across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fever Jacobs
Sin Pena
Dyer
East
Atlantic City
Mir Ani
Mia
Columbus O'D. Lee
Needwood Forest
Thia
Joseph’ K. Hoffman
Paiti
Dave
Davidson
Baltimore
Wieldiig
Peter M. Ar
Buge
Oshéens
Fremont
Harmony Grove
Jacob
Tonenstock
Sterday
Paanivgtta
Cea
Mra
Brailley
Doltsey
Ntown
Veaterday
Catherine
Reta
Hingey
Robinson
Martha McClellan
Wonsdin's College
Burke’ Street
Mierisorn
Heatheville
Mronto
Finge
Heitia Haller
West
Her-Ya- Perryville
Philadelphia
Pantie City
Miss Heten
Weatt
Sillem Hoffman
Phila
H. Kreb
Leonard Monroe Storm
Xtreet
State Notes of News From Harford and Beyond
Regional notes report events in Maryland and nearby areas including Harford County school board actions, construction plans for Havre de Grace and Hagerstown, and local incidents. The piece mentions a steamer launch in Salisbury, a drowning accident near Washington, a new hotel in Hagerstown, a monument on Antietam battlefield, and temperance gathering plans in Montgomery County. It also notes tax opinions on savings deposits, water shortages delaying rail power, and migratory cranes near Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William K. Alexander
Dre Se HL
Alexander
Maui
Ranier
Washington
Anid
Pan Matsinger
Kent Money
California
Paghie
Hiacbéen
Harford County School Board
Charles T. Wilson
Havre de Grace
David Howark
Rtory
West Antetam
Hagerstown
Hiltimore and
Ohio
Cantaia
Forbes Granite Company
Chimbersburg
Indiana
Antleam Battlefield
Mie
John Hannibal
Ratt Someelty
Democratic Rtas
Central’ Committee
Cerhe Pra Varley
New York
Detaram
Beth
Hirge
Anguge
Montgomery County
Strans
Wunterdam
Joseph Vanier
Health officer's July report on births and deaths
City Neath Officer De Trado McCurdy logs July births by race and sex and twelve deaths with causes listed. Recorded conditions include tuberculosis and typhoid fever, plus several listed diseases such as heart disease and appendicitis, with misread or garbled terms in the OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neath
de Trado McCurdy
Headquaters Shift for Engineer Ordeman in New Mexico
Engineer contractor Mr Herman W Ordeman, son of Mrs Daniel Ordeman of Weat Third Street, has moved his headquarters from Camp Encurie to Garcia New Mexico to oversee work. He notes heavy rain delays trains and rode forty one miles on horseback to assess duties, while Camp Jolly members along the Potomac River return after two weeks of camping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordeman
Garcia
New Mexico
Herman W. Ordena
Daniel T. Ordeman
Third Street
Camp Encurie
News
Frederick
Gorcia
Santa Fe Railroad
Alnee
Samuel Brown
Goy'k. Motier
Thomas L. Hooper
Leos
Winds and Nerves From Northwest Winds Effect on Health
The Chicago Tribune notes east winds bring moisture and bacteria worsening nervous vitality and mood while pure northwest winds from dry regions invigorate. Dry air aids nerve function, Clears membranes, and improves air quality, but excessive wind above about twenty cycles per hour becomes harmful to health.
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Chicago Tribune
Hiana
Colnia Fe
Sangua
Death notices and obituaries from local towns
Obituaries report the deaths of Elizabeth Holter and Rose Ritter Jones, both with memorial services planned at local churches and cemeteries. Also noted are the passing of Peter Gray, a retired contractor, and Clorindy Fleming, widow of Dr J K Flemming, with survivors listed and funeral arrangements to be held locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mita. Rowe
Mia
Rosé Ritter Jones
Alfred Ritter
Letera
Tre
J.B. G. Custis
Washington, D.C
Clayton QC
Keedy
Foter. Gray
Hageerstown
Isaacray
Joh
Washington County
North Carolia
Mise Annie Brenedle
Middletown
Mengo
W. OR Gray
Mayerstown
Anon Lartz
Chambersburg
Anne
Clorinda
Clorindy Cheney Memming
J. K. Flemming
Elias Cheney
Funkstown
Middleburg
Sana
Mes
Samuel Burger
Funeral notices for Cochran Joy Hobbe Fitzpatrick readers
Funeral details from Jefferson area churches list active and honorary pallbearers, interment sites, and directors for Charles Henry Cochran Robert McCellan Joy and Miss Mabel L Hobbe. The article also highlights Louise Fitzpatrick a reader praised by Chicago press and notes Edgar Hanver appointed Highland High School principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Cochran
Daniel Slagle
Jefferson
George A. Snyder
The
Reformed Church of Middletown
John Sponscher
Paniel Slagle
George Slagle
John Lakin
William Lakin
Thomas Cochran
M. J. Pade
William C. Stockman
David Souder
Thomas C. Keller
Clayton Miller
Charter Miller
Wade
M.R. Etchigan
Robert McCellan Joy
South Street
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Jefferson Cat
M. A. Castle
Frederick
M. J. Dade
Roy Taylor
Wiliam Hoffman
Charles Wachter
Joseph Hawker
D. R. Hobie
Luetheran
Dvfferson
M.H. Etchinan
Mabel
Hobbe
Willis Boyer
McKaig
B.F. Ruley
Clarence Cramer
Glenn Crom
Milton
Crum
Charles Breighner
Alvey
Cecil
Sheridan
Blentlinger
Mt. Olivet
C. C. Carty
Edgar Hanver
Myersville
Prederick
Highland “High School
Highland
Harford County
Hanver
St. John's College
Annapolis
Braddock Carnival Promises Excitement and Big Pledges
The Braddock Carnival in Frederick promises a day and night program with ring attractions, baseball, diving acts, and special entertainments. Organizers report plans to bring in cohesively staged spectacles, including fundraisers and a $10,000 life insurance policy inquiry, with efforts to educate Chinese workers in English for better order handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi ‘Henetic
Cranle Road
Southpine
Groumid
Tapire
Punterons Insurance Conpanies
Sso
Lgent Tilent
Mostray
Thomas Phyfiler
Cb. Cine
Brief items of interest recall local happenings and movements
The city welcomed 166 visitors from a B and O excursion. Nuckey's Rats planned a cross hats event with the M.A.C. this evening if weather allows. August Moler delivered a new wagon built by Hagan Bros to town. Mountain Cry Council Daughters of Liberty to hold Braddock Heights outing Saturday afternoon. Lumber wagons from Roderick and Steine carried twelve loads to Mt. Pleasant for a new barn replacing the one lost in a previous fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nuckey
August Moler
Daker
Messrs
Braddock Heights
Thmder Hind
Roderick and
Steine
Yellow Springs
George Summers
Mt. Pleasant
Frederick market prices from August 1910 report
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers Exchange list grain and hay values for August 1910. Wheat No 2 Red five cents, corn ear $3.50 per barrel, shelled 0. spark per bushel, oats 48 to 62 cents, barley 45 to 60 cents, hay timothy 19 to 20 dollars, timothy No 2 18 to 19, mixed 16 to 18, clover 16 to 17, unbaled hay 10 to 12 per ton, straw bale wheat 8 to 10, oats 8 to 10, winter wheat 5.25 to 6.86, spring wheat 6 to 6.60, cornmeal 1.60 to 1.70 per 100 pounds, mill feed bran 26.50 per ton, middlings 29.50, red dog 2.20 to 2.80 per sack, dairy feeds 24 to 25, cotton seed meal 34 to 36, Timothy seed 2.0 to 3.25 per bushel, clover seed 7 to 8 per bushel, cashel 12 to 15, potatoes 0.45 to 0.50 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Pearl Sunday School News From Mt Carmel Area
Local county correspondence reports visitors and family gatherings around Mt Carmel area. Names include Miller's Pearl, Anna Horne of burg, J G Miller household, Elie Murphy and grandchild Mary, Clinton Boost, Mary Milley, Hattie Ray, Mrs Wen Murphy, and Feagavil ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel
T “Oe
Miller
Hal Nite South
Aid
Fitaioe
Ratheye
Wastt
Anna Horne
Burg
Mrnd
Elie’ Murphy
Mra
Muphy
Mary
Clinton Boost
Milley
Hattie
Ray Pent
Feagavil
Charles Cline
Ralph
Ork
Frederick
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Thomas
Siraest Bartell Asia
Wao
H. . Mearning
Monce
Bouleaie Smeltser
Waynes
Ber Ateter
Coleman Hildebrand
East Third Atrest
Enat
Patrick
Ratreet
Mare
Clayton
Phletger and Sone
Charlén ‘and Lewis
Springfield, Ohio
Phletger
Culler
Atreet
Charles Culler
Middletown Valley
Robert'' Kensolring
York
Ythis City
Pitts
C. C
L. Jamison
Winchester
Dimightors
Mingea
Heen Siatthix
Vira
Victor
Edison
Edward Zacharias
Jew
Windsor
Tov
Daniel Zacharing
Reformed Church
Harry
R. ‘Kolb
J. A. Aanoski
North Liberty
Mel
William Lenhart
Daniel
Atull
Nieowspapers Phive
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Maryland
Mad
Weaters
Wititey
Harford
Dr. McCurdy
Itu
Boreas
Man
Annam
Itouren
Anns Muty
Ilzabeth Holter
George Bi
David
T.L. Cob- Kbelem
Chicagoe
France
Alors
Indies
Becime
Francois Villon
Tong
Katherine
Kgé
Fitzpatrick
Braddock Carnival
Caney Ieland
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Ladies’ Aid Society
Feagalag
Aville
Public Sales Pub
IC Sales—Of
Rtchixon
North Market Street
Strederick City
Frank L. Stoner
Trustees
ougsditTwit
Gilmore
Boulevard
N. Marteens
M. de Garmendia
Tuscarora
Enee
Vatriek
Sale
K.P
Telephone
Tay
L. Rothenhorffr
May
Roderick
Sonn W. Strine
Walkersville
G. C. Annerman
Court Street
Carroll Street
Patrick, Posceasion
Geo
Hodock
Market Street
East Third Street
H. V. Ruprecht
Glenn O
East Patrick Street
Furnsce
Wilson's
SS Tea
Igamp
North Market
Bentz Street
Church
West Church Street
Mobley & Bro
West Patrick Street
Syiedtfaati
Daniel Eisster
Patrick Street
Grovery
Daniel Elsster
Fe Tris
Mononi
South Market
Auesaiey
Rochester
Auto School
Gerka
Thig
Bureau of Instruction
Eee
Paar
Aungddit
Newa
Daughters OF Confed Gracy
Mame
Eward
Heltenstein
Sys
Hy Fordie
Canpidert
Allen Berg
Sue
Ordinscon
Helios
Emia
Aod
Pateiek
Biree Fanth
Brest
Tive
Ordiparice
Aigeise
John Edward
Schell Ly I
John E. Schell
Board of Aldermen
John Edwwaln'senk
M. A. McCaffrey
City Register
Rder Nisi
Alice Thomas Andetsbh
Saléa
Orphans’ Court
Frederick County
Alice
Thomas Anderson
Fredenes
H. Pearre
Joan
Phleeger
Olo
Whitmore
Metwe Samuel
di Thomar
Prister Vf Ry Charkes MW
Staley
Ti A
Typadae
Cybder Nisi
Eugenia
Frederi County
Eugenia’ &, Groff, Tate
Lothany
Sates CO
WM. H. Pearre
John E.pihleeger
Mates
Samuel D. Thomas
Vitla
George W. Heinlein
C.A. Keedy
Jyeni
Frederick and Mt. Road Co
Altimore & Ohio Railroad
I - Washington
Timore
Philadrephia
New ‘York
Matni
Mann
Pittsburg
Stern
Martinsburg
Arehi
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