Weather Forecast And Public Notices From The Era
Weather Bureau forecast notes storm movement toward Nova Scotia with rising pressure and widespread light snow in the Missouri and Ohio Valleys. Context mentions fair weather ahead, cooling in Atlantic states, and potential pattern changes over days. Public notices list real estate and sales entities including A.T. Rice & Sons and J. S. Dutrow with various ads and house rental notices.
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L. W. Hamgrxetos
Weather Bureau
WCW Bipiaie Ewok
Los
Nova Scotia
Eanfe
Tne
Montana
Manitoba
Middle Plateau
Missouri
Mississippi
Ohio
Lower Lake Region
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Tezon
Florida
Atlantic States
Advertising as fuel for business growth and profit
The text argues that advertising requires a threshold amount to overcome public inertia and sustain activity. Extra investment beyond the basics yields profit, while underspending leaves campaigns unprofitable. It notes that slight overage can be better than just enough, and gives deadlines for ad copy for the Tux Weekly News.
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Tux Wenxxy News
Tod P
Personal notes on Harrisonburg visitors and regional travel
PURELY PERSONAL. Miss HM Clair Slater of Harrisonburg Va has returned home after visiting Miss Margaret Wiener. Messrs Henry Winenerg J E Rice and Wm Simpley representing Fredonia Council Senior Order United American Mechanics are in Baltimore for the State Council meeting. Miss C Louise McSherry, daughter of Judge McSherry, leaves for Baltimore enroute to Pittsburg Pa then to Brooklyn N Y. Miss Jennie Gaver of Ellerton visits local friends. Mr and Mrs Chas B Houghton and Mrs Chas S Houghton formerly of this county but now in Baltimore left yesterday on extended tour through the South and California. They will be gone until April returning via northern cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. Clair Slater
Harrisonburg
Margaret Wiener
Messrs
Henry Winenerg
J. E. Rice
Wm. Simpley
Fredonia Council
United American Mechanics
Baltimore
State Council
C. Louise McSherry
Judge McSherry
Pittsburg
Wiss
Nellie Pareer Skinner
Southend Celiforals
Shooting Match at Ridgeville Thrills Local Sports Fans
A shooting contest in Ridgeville Saturday drew enthusiasts of the sport. James P. Molesworth of Howard County won by killing 10 pigeons from 11 shots, delivering a striking display of marksmanship.
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Ridgeville
James P. Molesworth
Howard County
Young Republicans form Frederick chapter at Examiner Building
The Young Men's Republican Association of Frederick organized last evening with about forty members at their headquarters in the Examiner Building. Officers include President George Birley and Vice Presidents Dr C F Godel and John J Murray followed by a treasurer and executive committee. The group adopts by laws and pledges united support to all Republican nominees after the party nomination.
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Permasprat Association
Young Men's Republican Association of
Frederick
Examiner
Iawa
Rebali
George Birely
C. F.godel
John J. Murray
Weaserer
Mitcer A Woodward
HB Witter
Eugene B Abangh
Garret
de Grange
Caares E. Poostus
Raccolus N. Marz
Wm.w. Femirg
Barry Cosone
John C Markell
Al-Arms
Sod Janlor
RO Kopulotel
le Bes Grgab Zallue
Belle Letters Society Meets at Male High School
The Belle Lostes Literary Society of Male High School held a Friday meeting with a program including recitations, a debate on George Washington versus Columbus, an essay on The Negro by Frank Lakin, and critic Prof Amon Burgee. The session adjourned after planning future programs. A separate Leesburg fire report notes a two story frame dwelling fire near King and Cromwell streets, with two nearby homes saved, a $200 to $300 loss, no insurance, and unknown origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Letters
Belle Lostes Literary Society
R.B. Wood
George L. Twenty, Jr
Kieffer Williams
Lochriver
M. J. Gorman
Tommy Hereper
Frank Lakin
Lakin
Amon Burgee
Leesburg
Edward Nichola
King and
Cromwell Streets
Mr. Nichols
J.A. Wildman
Grimesey Billy Grimes at The Cellar Door Tonight
Billy Grimes presents Grimesey in The Cellar Door a lively evening of dance and song. He headlines with a strong company including graceful dancers and appealing performers. Admission 25, 35, and 50 cents for February 11 show at the venue.
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Grimesey
Billy Grimes
Mr. Mackle
Giria
Alogera
Sleighing Mishap Ends With Narrow Escape Near Fesgaville
Yesterday evening Miss Nannie Phreeger and Miss Baloma Immerman were thrown from a sleigh near Fesgaville when it upset and became tangled in robes. George Howard rode by, stopped the horse, and freed them. Both were frightened but unharmed. sleigh damage was slight.
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Nannie Phreeger
Misa Baloma Immerman
Fesgaville
Acme
George Howard
The Poultry Show at Baltimore and Poultry Show
Saturday Isata of Hsmtare fowls sold for 100 dollars at the Baltimore and Poultry show. Breeders of fancy fowls from Preder tok oppose high entry fees, deterring local entrants. A medicinal remedy suggests Syrup of Figs for constipation, praised as harmless and healthy.
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Isata
Hsmtare
Baltimore and Poultry Show
Predertok
Monthly meeting of F.C. Ca advances association work
The monthly business meeting of the F C Ca was held to discuss welfare of the association. Reports from invitation reception religious and membership committees and educational class Lyceum showed progress across branches. Upcoming events include a men's gospel gathering with Prof J H Apple and a Ladies Auxiliary meeting, with the Lyceum set to discuss important business next Thursday.
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P.O. FY
Carnena
Antate
Ile of the Asaucis
Uberte
Concert Tonight by Lutreman Sexiette at City Opera House
A concert by the Lutreman Sexiette takes place tonight at the City Opera House. The ensemble, praised for superb vocal artistry, performs a varied repertoire in English, German, French, Italian, and Swedish, delivering vocal effects rivaling orchestration. The group, celebrated across continents, features singers with notable training and acclaim.
Churches Hear Missionary Meeting at Mt Zion near McKaig
News of the Churches reports a first quarterly missionary meeting at Mt Zion M E Church near McKaig next Sunday night February 10 with Liberty Choir and speakers from Liberty. Revival services ongoing at M E Church continue this evening with a special task for young converts and an invitation. Sixty have professed conversion and united with the church, twenty more have offered a change of heart but not yet decided where to unite. The pastor Rev A H Hammerman urges them to join where they feel most at home and can use their talents.
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Mt. Zion M.E
McKaig
Liberty Choir
Liberty
M. FE
A. H. Zimmerman
M. E
A. Hammerman
Obituary: Mrs Smith Dies After Typhoid Pose at Rocky Hill
Mrs Rebeges Smith aged 68 wife of Frederick Smith died at Rocky Hill after typhoid fever. Funeral from her home, interment Woodsboro. She leaves a husband and four minor children. Aunt Hannah Burgee known as Aunt Hannah Magee died at her Hast Sixth Street home aged about 70. Funeral set for tomorrow at 3 PM.
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Smith
Rocky Hill
Rebegcs Smith
Frederick Smith
Woodsboro
Wanna Burger
Hannah Burgee
Decessed
Hannah Magee
February Court session reports rulings and funerals
The February Court convened with Judge Lynch presiding. The appeal of Jacob R Kline vs Noah Hill was decided in Hill's favor for 2639 and Kline must cover costs. The state versus John O Hilleary for disturbing a Providence church service was reversed on technical grounds. Oliver B Drill's funeral from his home was held at 1 pm with services by Rev. Osborne Ingle. pallbearers named and interment at Mt Olivet. Rumor of Judge Alvey joining the US Supreme Court was denied by Alvey. The K ey Monument meet scheduled for 7 pm at the F O i GA rooms. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a top blood disease remedy.
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Lynch
Jacob R Kline
Noah Hill
Hill
Kline
John O. Hilleary
Providence Church
Mt Olivet
C. Carty
JEWS OF THE STATE AND LOCAL NOTES IN 19TH CENTURY REPORT
The article lists scattered items including a suspected ice rupture on the Susquehanna shore, a serious ropeway accident in Cod county, and various political and social tensions. It mentions tax concerns in Howard county, church property debates in Hagerstown, and local farm worries about canning and price controls.
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Susquehanns
Havre de Grace
J.T. Maxwell
Cod County
Nike
Prosthure
Bowari County
Ellicott Chry
Hagerstown
Aivey Ec
Staves Supreme Court
Wilson
Weat Virgins
District of Columbia Court
Hager
Lown
Aarfurt County
Timatoes
Pleasant Surprises Mark Social Evenings In Town
A large group gathered at the Radock home on North Market Street for the tenth anniversary surprise party with gifts, refreshments, and a long list of attendees from local families and nearby cities. Another surprise occurred for Miss E F Sullivan at Monrovia with sleigh music, games, coffee and cake, followed by a city dance invitation for Adamatown at Krype's Hall next Friday.
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ATIN
E F. Sullivan
Monrovis
New Market Literary Society
Mra
Percy Ruscell
Baltimore
Rophlvg Btfer
A.M
KE Wood
J. Wood
Boyer
S. Hendrickson
Narnie Wood
L. Griffith
A. Sponseller
Krype's
Adamatown
A. Hersburer
EW. Keasler
K. C. Thomas
Pinwumer
Coenty Correspondence from Jobnaville and Nearby
Brief local notes from Johnsville and surrounding area. Reports on a grayhound in trials, weather, visitors, and community items including a G A meeting tribute to Capt. Gick, Shriners Milling, and local flour marketing claims. Names include Joseph H Repp Jphnsville Rev J K Saylor Barney Gilbert Hattie Fraley George Beatty Chas Trozel Wm Gilbert.
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Jobnaville
Joseph H. Repp
Johnsville
J. K. Saylor
Local Lettering on Illness and Property Transfers
The item notes multiple residents on sick lists including Lula Nusxz of Fast Patrick and Davie Mehrling of Weel South Street. It records improved condition for Joseph Eisenbarer and updates on Outerbridge Boreey. Also mentions land transactions involving George Gaither, Edward Bobbe, Jennie Valentine, Gideon E. Eciesid, Mary Bean, and others in various districts.
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Mies Lula Nusxz
Patrick Etrest
Davie Mehrling
Weel South Street
Joseph F. Eisenbarer
Outerbridge
Trenaiers
George Gaither
Edward Bobbe
Jennie Vaentine
Gideon E. Ecesid
Mary
Dr Reed captivates large Wheeling audience with eloquent lecture
A crowded Wheeling audience heard Dr. Reed last evening in the M E church, praise flows for the speaker's oratory and appeal. The Daily Register notes the lecture drew a strong compliment, marking the event as a standout of the season. A separate item mentions a large corn shipment and coal offers from Keller Newman & Co.
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Dr. Reed
Lsten
Wheeling
Daily Register
W. van Frederick
M. E
Fredrick County Auction Notices in Daily News
Auction advertisements list multiple sales across Frederick County including real estate in Rockeystown and Yaikerdville and personal property. Names such as D F Mayne Harvey Lease Cornelius Staley and George H Zia appear as auctioneers or trustees with dates in February and March in Daily News Weekly News and related papers. The notices reference premises sales, farm property and living estates with various dates and venues.
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A.m. D. F. Mayne
Waikererike
Teal Estate
Bea
Peel
Hewe
Noete
Tarvey
Jacob Pohlback
Ruckeystown Dist
Sea Adv
Daly News
Harvey & Lease
George Jobrson
Frederick
Tee Adv
Daily News
Lewis Town
Ageni
C. Hull
James Null
Creagers Town
Lewistown
Steagr
George H. Zia
Eelion
Yaikerdville
Muctioneer
Mary J. Smith
Witl Seli
Mit
Pleasant
Booady
Harvey R Tease
Anet
Corneliua Staley
aLeek
Hee Aiv
Harvey B
Cornelius
McDavitt
Chafer Bargett
Jefferson Turnpike
Hills
S. m. Harvey B
Joseph M. Creapton
Jefferson
Harvey H
Will
Lyndon Howard
W. Whisan F Peagar
Piado
Baily
Ollie
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the Daily News
Scotland
Pattie
Eawta Tor
Ateys
Byrne
Palr
Sligally Eclder
The
N. W
Wernuemenes
Aia
Eae
Atmos
B. Hoth
City Opera Horee
John Hendrickson
Staub
Patrick St. Ita
Nelson Diehl
A.T. Rice & Sons
J. 5
Dutrow, Becastasy
Young Republicans
Beate
R. A.alvey
Cleveland
United States Supreme Court
Jackson
Wm. L. Wson
Weat
Virginia
Alvey
District Supreme Bench
Hood
Levret
Wm C. Nelly
John H. Abbott
H. Blackston
Spencer Zimmerman
Gideon Bantz
O. P. Bennett
Maggie
Harriet Quynn
Panny
Carrie Zimmerman
Jennie
Sabina Beckley
Katie
Rosy Foy
Miles Katie
Qaynn
Mrr
R. Claude Dutrow
Gertle Beck
Adams
Megele Young
Gertle Merrill
Washington
1. C
Cora
Annie
Dle Beckley
Moges Fisher
Nancie Halder
Aggie Dsmauwoon
Phebe
Grace Neldig
Eleanor Abbott
Emma B
Emily
Hanshew
John T Quynn
Mary Niewaher
C. Frnley Doub
B. Evard Zepner
A. A. Sharretta
Harry Chester
Wm. M Crimmies
P. E. Long
Barry C. Miller
Alex Brangle
David M. Brengis
Charles Doll
Dad Davis
Ralph R Bowers
J. Dan'l Crimtains
Henry Abbott
Lester Smith
Geo
Juni
Coenty
Evema County
Fhurmont
Puddle Gilbert
Shippensburg
Barney Gilbert
Gibert
Hattie Fraley
Air
John Frnley
George Beatty
Gettysburg
G. A
Reynolds Poat No. 2
G. A. BR
Josepa Gick
Wm P Manisby
Shriner Milling
East Patrick Street
Creesville
Ceresville
Valentice
Berths Whitmore
Creagers
Jobo H. Simpeon
Lele Treyer
New Market
His
Gresery
D. UC
Kemp, Jr
Keller, Newman & Co
EBELP
Naiseooe Evbroideres
Venice
Quiton Dak
Sujuds
NEW Ant
Peetiy
DOCKH
Piaies
SEE
Buckens
BTC
Frye
A. B .Timmins O11
Oj van Hoasoriesos
F. V. Staub
Renee Ae
California
N.Y
F. Vv. Stavs
Doll Brothers
Mar
Jsmsil
Frederic
Pacific Refining Co
Ainger Miz. Co
N. Marker St. Frederick
Ianzedim
Don Baornzrs
Attorneys-At-Law
Alered Ritter
J. Alfred Bitter
Apradawly Cc
Levy
Bolicitoe IN
Chancert
Court House
Court Streee
OPA Eecoek
THS
Railing Grocery CO
North Marert ST
Mulliniz & Kemf
George H. Wiener
Asp Scocet Sr
Meuenx & Kaur
Fpriog Poultry Yards
Exga
W. Harry
Rodook & Neidig
Rroeveeks Nedig
Svebral Pieters
Hula & Neidig
ET Rige & Sons
A. T. Ret & Sore
Ivo North Market
Frederick, BE
James E Walker & GO
Walker & Co
Frederican
James B. Wallsee
Col
Allen Robrbace
Fonsey's
Ryb
Whiekry
Maryland
B. H. Blageston
Brock & Home
Modelatz
HH. Biscasi
Mare
Starri
John A. Kennedy
Fere
Cervicz
Taibor
SSN. Market c. Opp. Fewsoffes
Bale
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