Weather forecast from the Weather Bureau briefing
The storm continues northeast across New England and Maritime provinces. A low near the Gulf coast brings slight activity. fair in the Middle Atlantic. Warmer east Gulf and South Atlantic. Temperatures lower in the Southwest and upper Great Lakes. high and low pressure systems move east. Winds circulate clockwise around highs and lows.
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W. L. Moons
New England
Maritime Provinces
Gulf Coast
Creeds Stillinger
New York
South Atlantic
West Gulf Coast
Castral
Mississippi Valley
Hest
Upper Lake Region
East Gulf
South Atlantic States
Middle Atlantic States
East Gulf States
West Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Lake Regions
Northwest
Brief Bits. Local and General Interest Items
Budget page notes French wine production higher alcohol content and expensive grapes. D. Myers and Jacob W. Wa of Liberty report on a fox captured after chase. Baumitsburg Water Co declares a five percent semiannual dividend. Three inches of rain cause Catoctin Creek overflow in Middletown. County game season for turkeys rabbits and partridges ends. Martinsburg’s street railway removed, replaced by liquefied mud pathway option.
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Comdway
Dewas
Real
O. Banner
Mr. D
Walter G. Myers
Jacob Wa
Liberty
Baumitsburg Water Company
Middletown
Catoctin
Han
Martinsborg
Personal notices of visits and travel in a mid-20th century paper
Pursely personal notes recount visits and departures among residents. Mrs John F Pofiaberger travels from Myen ayill ville to Philadelphia to visit sister Mrs re Babrman, while Mrs Walter Garth of Martinsbore is identified with Mrs Gideon Bussard in Trumeville. Miss Salle Angell arrives in Boston as Miss Lesa Kepler returns from Balti more and Miss Alcs Koshler visits in Hagerstown. A storm causes roof damage and tree falls. a landslide near Calvert affects traffic as town council plans protective fencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Pofiaberger
Myenayill Ville
Om Thursda
Philadelphia
Mra
Re Babrman
Perty
W. Ya
Friesda
Walter Garth
Martinsbore
Gideon Bussard
Trumeville
Circuit Court closes as case involving Groff estate proceeds
In a Circuit Court session today the dispute over the Groff estate and the Bowles administration concluded with the judge directing further action. Plaintiffs Joseph G Hasson and Mary J Hasson were named in filings, and the matter was handed to a specific process for resolution.
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Groff
Ate
Dr. Bowles
Ws. Josph G
Mary J. Hasson
Evening Bazaar Crowds Fill The Forum
A large crowd gathered for the week’s final event with an estimated twelve hundred attendees. The evening featured the Senioritas march, football and baseball pantomime by the pickaninnies, and the Lupecias Japan march. The stage buzzed with Japanese extras and parasols as orderly proceedings continued. Provisions were consumed previously, with a restock planned for closing night. Mr John C Hardy, treasurer, received a decorated cake from Chief Judge James McSherry after a cordial speech.
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Ue Pickantantes
M Maclace
John C. Hardy
Bauer
Wes
James McSherry
Independent and Junior Fire Companies of Frederick
A souvenir pamphlet from the Firemen's Bazar at the City Opera House highlights Frederick's volunteer fire service. It details the Independent Hose Company No. 4 founded in 1818 and incorporated in 1840, its officers, engine history, and current equipment, plus the Junior Fire Company No. 2 organized in 1838 with notable achievements and leadership, and the United Steam Fire Engine Company No. 8 formed in 1645 with its origins and apparatus. The Maryland State Firemen's Association, founded 1808 and incorporated 1864, is noted for fostering organization and cooperation among volunteer firemen, with key officers named.
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Frederick
City Opera House
Independent Hose Company
General Assembly of Maryland
Edward Shriver
Bas Hed
Jan. McSherry
Alexander E. Manis
William Carlton
George F. Webster
South Market Street
Hangtown Ae
Edward Koontz
Ted
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Washington How
The
United
the Mechanics
Lnon Sr Theompany
Seather
Sean Moore
Firemel’s Association
Meryland Stave Firemen’s Association
J. Roger Mead
William M. Crieming
Maryland
Hiram BR. Aleck
William M. Grimming
Deaths and funerals in local notices from town records
The notice lists multiple deaths including Can. Larkins a colored man who died at his residence aged 2 years. Details of burial at Greenmount Cemetery and other individuals Benjamin F aged 38 years 3 months 33 days with funeral plans. Bettis Hensoe and others reported as dying of consumption in Washington county with last Thursday death noted.
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Can. Larkies
Canzies
T. Larkins
All Getets Street
Gremmouat Gemelary
Ath Praselin Rooter
Montertes
Bettis Hewose
Enon
Pasks of
Mt. ‘S Town
Washington County
Market notes on groceries and prices in era of shorelines
A bustling market column reports on supply and demand with emphasis on meat and fish. It notes cautious buyers and deceptive practices, lamb quality, and general price ranges for eggs, beef cuts, vegetables, pumpkins, fruit, and fish including shad and perch. It reflects everyday concerns of shoppers and traders.
Swat Music Center Hosts Boston Temple Quartet
Clear Swat Music in Jeckeonville shines as Opera House fills for a refined performance by the Boston Temple Quartet. Audiences praised the precision of Autumn and the Italian Salsd extravaganza, while a written notice previews next Thursday’s show and a local injury incident at the theatre is noted with relief for responders.
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Swat
Jeckeonville
Boston Temple Quartette
Rome
State Legislature Proceedings and Frederick County Notes
The legislature met with Senate and House sessions, bills.db. Key items include a bill to curb election irregularities, an exemption measure for a railroad, and a commission on dentists regulating chemistries. Local issues in Frederick County include insurance law amendments, a Middle-town boundary extension proposal, and a report on soldiers' credits in the Civil War. The RedRiver notes describe insurance law amendments, and a discussion on the Middle Town extension with debate on public improvements and population trends.
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Senate
Homis
Pregerick County
Heier
Geners Assembly
Adj
Sureca
Dubier
Consilereilo
Howee Bi Co
Ford
Esitimsre
Scw
Sruce Civil Service DL
Peocington
Chlawell
Ways and Means
Baltimore and Eastern Shore Railroad Company
Loaven
Bankard
Maryland Academy of
Backard
Baltimore
Mudd
House
Allegany County
Adjutant General
Maryland
Lowndes
Roward
Kent
George W. F. Vernon
John E. Hough
James ‘Thayer
Wilton Peat
Rederick County
Crum
Frederick
Slevator Norwood
Middletown
Frederick County
Crothert
Norwood
Bruce
Benster Michael
Bamator
Seastors Herring, Smith
Worcester
Day
Cost of Campaigns for Congress and State Offices
The measure would curb campaign spending by lawmakers and candidates. It sets spending limits of 2 dollars per vote and 20 dollars per candidate, with penalties including fines up to 1000 dollars or up to two years imprisonment. Treasurers must keep detailed records and file sworn statements for every campaign.
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Congress
Campalze
Tals
Thore
United States
Setebuteule
Ékeiton
Nlm
Olthera
Cours
Stein er Miss Emma Steiner in Critical Condition
Report notes Miss Emma Steiner is critically ill after ingesting peanuts and exposure was near death. Doctors say she is no longer delirious and may recover, though she remains very weak and at a crisis point.
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Stelmer
Emma R. Steiner
Yih
Misa Steiner
Janowsy
Ube
The Man who Spoilt the Music at Alty Hall Concert
Local notices offer charity appeals and ticket sales for a concert at Alty Hall Fibrasty 11th 8 p.m. to aid the destitute. Items promote cheap wood by W Chilton and a charity yard, with a bustling mix of ads for a belt of events, a gas bill discount reminder, and a Baltimore building association read.
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Alty Hall
A. R. Yenkle’s
Arion Bextelle
W. Chilton
Practical Charity Wood Yard
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Ome
Rane Oo
Hamilton Lindsay
Barigis
W. A. Mansfield
Doll
Yeakle’s
Charity Wood Yard
Bazar
Renner & Kemp
C. Cary
Miss _ Salle Angell
Boston
Lesa Kepler
Woman's College
Mien Alcs Koshler
Hagerstown
Weyers
Brunswick
Circuit Court
OUK
Deatil
Tom Butcher
Tran
Byer
Semons
Ike Me
Pireman Shosle Hides
California Fig Syrup Company
the State Legislature
Petervilke
Mepe
For Meuse Ie Aes
Abou
Orphese’ Court
Tyayer
Aled
George Wilger
Liam Bouith
Trestes
Bazar Bulletin
John’s Cadets
Bupper Terved
Florida
A. L. Kline
W. Patrick Street
American Light and Heat Company
National Building Association of Baltimore Ctty
Bast & Eepler
Brst & Keruts
Thomas & Clary
Sama
Baker
Mike
Grigith
Bow Market
Thire St
Cas Wall
West Pasrick
Frederik
Mulliniz
Kemp
Jeanne Bgs
Orient
Meum
Kexe
John Bendricebor
Etor
Otrel
Bob Ruf
Joan Henokoxeon
F. V. Staub
Doll Brothers
101 North Market
Eapeae
Oxshaly
Tour Yricr
Dou Baoraizi
Brueres
Uame
Sooys Polite
Bailing Grocery Co
Gray Price Makers
W. C. Eldridge
W. C. Eixvemers
Carui
W. C. Exoames
W. Patrick
Fredasrice, MD
Bodog & Needig
Provoce
OVBE
Bernan‘s
Amreuzt
Seeck
Mney
Licce
Pds Smong Tae
A. T. Bick & Bone
A. T. Riczs
Som
North Market Burset
Fredertex
Inter-State Telephone KO
James K Walker & CO
Walker & CO
Jasme E. Waustra
Go. JF. F. Eisensauer
I Eisenhauer
Tee Bartholomay
Roshevter
M. Y
Apollo
Bay View
Seerdok Eharts
Tha
C._H. Evans & Sons
India Fale
Ligvat Job A. G. Ilifps
Sor
West Fatrick
Tyserapa Se
Frederick, Bd
Buttes Ben Certs
Meath
C. D. Dow
Atorney-At-Law
Levy
Lesermeurio
Court Street
Opposit Court
Gifen Sowaring
Buestness Pines Bbanda
alSokwLy
Alfsep Nirrzs
Fredezice
Easwell
A. B
Hargatt
A. B. Haserri
Pecs
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