Weather winds and pressure zones shift pattern explained
The article describes how areas of high and low atmospheric pressure move eastward about 800 miles daily. Winds circle highs in a clockwise fashion and flow into lows counterclockwise, with highs bringing cool clear weather and lows likely cloudy or rainy and warmer. Southeastern and eastern winds from the south bring warmth and moisture, the region between high and low cools from the northwest, and southwestern and western winds from the southeast or variable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Moors
Weather Bureau
Bu Lawrence
New England
Mississippi
Mississippi Valley
Kentucky
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Gulf Coast
Inks
New Eng Tane
Lake Regions
Bilddie
Ote
Ge Yatch
House For Rent and Sales Ad from Local Firms
New ads today list a house for rent by A T Rice & Sons and houses for sale by Hamilton Lindsay Furniture. Catty Carpets and Furniture and C B Cline advertise home goods. News Office and NRWE office appear as contact points with ad snippets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.T. Rice & Sons
Hamilton Lindsay
Eomeeee-O
Catty
C. B. Cline
Hosage
Weekly Tax News and Advertisements Feature
TER WEEKLY NEWS presents twelve pages reflecting world movements with local coverage and familiar features. Advertisements list creditors and sales, executors notices, and dry goods firms, including Wm C Seliman and Jan B Walker & Co, with public sale notices and stallions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane
Reatler
Clarence Igan
Snore Witt
M& H Kohihoes
Trassees
Win
C. Seliman
W. Shorb
D. Bell
Molesworth
Michael Knell
Communionera
C. O. Carty
C-Teanesenr W. HB. Etchison
Dress & Paarip
Bodock & Netdig
B. Walker & Co
Illness Update From Local Residents
The list notes Misa Irene D Lindsay improving after a sickness. Pat et Mt K ely and Master Willam Baer are also ill at home with family health concerns. Mrs KR M Mass of East Patrick Street is confined by grip and Lyle Mars of East Patrick is reported on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Irene D. Lindsay
Pat
Mt Kely
Willam Baer
Routh Street
la Eee
KR. M. Mass
East Patrick Streat
Lyle Mars
East Patrick Barent Me
Rae
Real Estate Sale Near Dowles Farm
Perm Thomas and Clary agents report the sale of a farm near Dowles to Tae Doylor for Rycon, amounting to 4000 dollars. Samuel Ciag gest held the title, with details indicating a completed transaction and mortgage or loan arrangement processed through the agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perm
Thomas & Clary
Samuel Ciaggest
Dowles
Tae
Rycon
Weekly meeting of the League of Trinity M and WHI
The Churchss announce a Friday gathering at MacOtare's with Kipling and Robert Louta Sta ugane field, promising Magraine for Maxch.
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League of Trinity M
MacOtare
Kipling
Robert
Robert Louta Staugane Field
Maxch
Frederick County Legislative Moves and Appointments
The Maryland General Assembly adjourned to today after long sessions debating school books and civil service measures. Governor Lowndes announced appointments for Frederick County officials including Justices, Register of Voters, School Commissioners, Notaries Public, and other local posts as part of routine reorganization amid political tension.
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Senate
Merederick County
Actes
Tue General Assembly
Acesson
Lowndes
Baitmasre
Countria
Miler
Norman
Baltimore
Lowness
Wellngton
House of Delegates
Cruve Civil Service del & Republican
Franklin
Baltimore City Passenger Railway Company
Arthur W. Machen
North Channel Street
Maryland House of Delegates
Annapolis
Gate Smith
Cecil
Lewis
Caroline
Calvert County
House
Bond
Amaspolis
McLane
Benaie Frater
Eeptides
Wilmer
Anaspolis
Srederick County
David C
Orlando Reiss
Jno
P. Weddles
Daniel H. Mowen
Welvip A. E. Biser
Reuben K. Staub
Eli G C. Haugh
John E. Vokefer
James L. Buxton
John W. Buman
Pater Dudderar
Heronemus Brenseleen
Edw. L. Smith
Christopher Baker
Edward F. Tucker
Charles C. Smith
Register of Voters
John G. Padgett
H. Claydobn
Hall
Weast
Melescthon Gaver
James W. Hobie
Aon
Marsh
John A. Horner
Nehe- Blickenatail
Charles
B. Smith
Ignatius Etzler
John T. P. Mount
Lemne Eby
George W. Hull
Thomas Hightman
Howard Fox
Clauda P. Doty
Henry A Weller
Theo. M. Brandenberg
Charles the Sourh
John L
W. Stan Aldridge
Bradiey T. Nicodemua
Frank W. Mohler
Markell
Iet
Frederick
Adamstown
Miller
The Modern Way Commends Fig Syrup as Laxative Remedy
The advertisement touts Byrep of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Company as a pleasant effective liquid laxative to cleanse the system and break up colds heads aches and fevers with no unpleasant after effects.
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California Fig Syrup Company
Property Transfers Involving Middletown Railroad Co
Property deals listed show G B Philpot and wife to James 4H and others, Mary E Lorentz and Ana Maria Lorentz to George L, and multiple parcels of land with values from 3 000 to 1 100 dollars. Transactions involve Frederick and Middletown Railroad Company receiving interests in land parcels, along with several other couples conveying properties and sums ranging from 10 to 500 dollars.
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Mary E Lorentz
Ana Maria Lorentz
George L Fest
George L
Prederick and Mitcheions Kabrosd Company
Loterentn
Godeborgzga
Frederick
Owa Hatraad
Trerest
W. C. Kefaever
Frederic
Meow Katrod
Robert Smite
Batros
Frederick and Biscctuws
WiMam E Mercer
Wifs
Prederick and
Middietown
Haltroad
George W. Webster
Frederick and
Rafiresd
Jacob N. Gibbons
Mary E Gibbons
Middlestown Railroad Company
Edward Mercer
Sabina C. Mercer
Middletown
V. Chauler
Frederick Base Ball Association Formed
An enthusiastic gathering in Frederick established the Frederick Base Ball Association with H B Black as president and Wm H Hesnell as manager. The group aims to field a strong team next season and seeks support from locals and nearby colleges for a series of first class contests. An executive committee and a separate dance committee were named to organize events for funds.
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Frederick
H.B. Black
Wm. H Hesnell
Jevera
Association For Aid
Eifforts
HB. B. Bisch
Thomas M. Turner
J. E R. Wood, Jr
Frank Strasburger
Messia
Bennett
Brust
Nozz
Cook
Adjutant General Wilmer Takes Oath and Notable Fires
News of the State reports Adjutant General Wilmer swore in, a major fire in Denton destroying several buildings and a residence burned near Alihington. Other items note marriages at Millington and Kennedyville, a chimney find near Kaaton, an assault near Husttaville, a train wreck charge, a conviction majority ruling, injuries near Cumberland, and charter changes in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer
Denton
Hagerstown
Kennedyville
Kaaton
Thomas
Husttaville
Fletcher Green
Iaonm
Belair
Magrudera
State Senate
Francis Donohue
William Dallard
Cumberland
ords t_ lea
Watch theft report targets Boonsboro man Netkirk
Mr Geo Cram of West South street reports a gold watch valued at 25 dollars stolen by ward Netkirk a 24 year old with a limp from Boonsboro Washington county He came to Fredericksburg to visit FrAnk Cram and collect a 40 dollar bill He was entertained at Gatll Tuesday and left after rifling the watch offering it for sale for 5 dollars at several places Police are seeking the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Cram
West South
Treat
Herward Netkirk
Boonsboro
Washington
Netkirk
Fredericks
Frank Cram
George
George Cram
Egg Reception described by Hagerstown Herald
A fragment notes an event labeled the Egg Reception, described as a racial folly with eggs placed misappropriately as part of a social evening at an unspecified venue. The account mentions a young woman whose name appears on the event, partnered for the evening, with cards and various games followed by supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown Herald
Zemeralde stage benefit at Boyd's Hall Poolesville
The play Zemeralde by the Pooler ville group in Boyd's Hall drew strong audiences Monday night for Poolesville's new town hall project. Participants included Horace Davis Carrie Williams Walter Williams Norman Wooten Ella Poole Dora Gall Jack Williams George Remaburg Duivali Chambers of Adamstown, with patrons urged to say you saw the News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poolerville
Montgomery County
Zemeralde
Boyd
Poolesville
Horace Davis
Carrie Williams
Walter Williams
Norman Wooten
Ella Poole
Dora Gall
Jack Willams
Paclessl Te
George
Remaburg and Duivali Chambers
Adamstown
This County
City Board Proceedings Review and Water Rent Change
The Board of Aldermen met with all members present except Mr Ebert. A report approved listed payments to officials and vendors including Geliese WL Br, B Echton, Eugene Spencellor, and Chas N Hahn among others. Henry Miller elected water rent collector replacing James Marshall Offendal who resigned March 1. Board referred theater rear improvements to halls and buildings, and allowed city taxes up to 1904 to be collected by law. Committee on streets to study authority to regulate street rights of way for utilities. Session adjourned after no further business.
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B. Seeger
Houck
Hagan Bros
Billa
Gaorge
W. Brengle
Luther DM
Stone
J. Bieer
Uculung
City Hegiater Nixdorf
City Hall
J. Maraball Offfendal
Henry Miller
Miller
Bosrd
General Assembly
Frederick
Committee On
Continental trip by Frederick men to San Francisco in private car
A party led by Mr Charles W Rosa Col D C Wine brewer and others leaves Frederick this afternoon for Washington to join President James C Clarke of Mobile and Ohio Railroad in his private car en route to San Francisco. They plan a leisurely southern swing via Mobile New Orleans San Antonio and Los Angeles, with returning about early April. headquarters will be at the Hotel Occidental in San Francisco.
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Charles W. Rosa
D. C
Golden Gate
Ross
San Francisco
Col
Basil Norris
Rose
Gen. Clarke
Frederick
Washington
Pacific Coast
General Clarke
Mobile
Alabama
New Orleans
la San Antonio
Texas
Los Angeles
California
Maryland
Hotel Occidental
Personal notes from the region
Purely personal notices report Mr. Jacob F. Schmidt and his daughter leaving for three weeks to visit friends in Baltimore. Mies Hettle Redsick has returned to Martingsurg after visiting Frederick. Mist Grove of Broad Raw searches for Mrs. Frank Nichols in Hagemown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob F. Schmidt
Baltimore
Mies Hettle Redsick
Frederick
Martingsurg
Mist Grove
Broad Raw
Frank Nichols
Hagemown
Death of Jene Leakins in Five and 3
Jene Leakins died yesterday morning at her home in Five and 3. The funeral was held at 3 PM at the house by Baz Owens. interment followed at the destitution graveyard. A. T. Rice & Sons were the undertakers. Also noted were probate actions in Orphans Court including Laura V. Kraats will, and final account of Samuel Harshman as executor for Malinda Neff and related distribution issues involving James L. Cox et al.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zamr Leakime
Jene Leakins
Baz. Owens
A. T. Rice & Sons
Andertekers
Orphans’ Court
Laura V. Kraats
Samuel Harshman
Malinda Neff
Wae
James L. Cox
Welfare
Mary ©. Cox
Administrateiz
Wom Masy Prizes At Washington Poetry Show
Wom Masy Prizes awarded at the Washington Poetry show to Middletown entrant Mr. 8. M. Kefaaver for a series of items including cock, pellet, rose comb brown, and various other named poultry and livestock entries. The readable fragments name prizes in diverse categories with several noted items and quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
M. Kefaaver
Middletown
Big County
Terseyem
Twoen Patel
Grand Jury Discharged After Forensic County Report
The Grand Jury for Frederick County, discharged today, released a report detailing findings from a 235 witness review over ten working days. It highlights 59 presentments, 83 cases dismissed, and efforts to enforce liquor laws and suppress gambling. It commends State's Attorney Wim. 8. Hinks for courtesies and notes inquiries into a lynching in November and irregularities at Woodsboro polls, with insufficient evidence to identify culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Jsty
Frederick County
Monterue Hospital
Wim
Hinks
James Bowens
Woodsboro
Enouth
Etchison's Chairs Promoted Amid Baltimore County Stock Offer
Local note highlights Etchison's as a furniture maker, urging shoppers to inspect their chair line before buying. The Baltimore County Frederick Branch of the National Building Association reports a Directors' meeting in Baltimore approving a $25,000 guaranteed stock issue with 6 percent dividends, leaving about $15,000 for outside buyers. Investors encouraged to subscribe promptly. agent Baxes Jonneon handles details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Building Association of Baltimore Cty
Frederick
Baltimore
Insveatora
Baxes Jonneon
Weather Banters Amid Cold Front Bring Better Turfs
A garbled weather note hints at a cold front affecting turf conditions and outdoor plans. Details are unclear, but readers are advised to watch for updates on temperatures and ground readiness before events or activities.
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the Daily News
MRG
Eir Nick Se Bacon
Cot
Mme Veluen
Tg Berets
Mwri-Lex
Chasey
Amer
Mises Ete Bus, Peaert
New.berg
N.Y. Cotasims, N. YL
Nor
Mae Sofie
Tess Ava
Beasgard
Special Dispatch
the News
Washington, D.C
TER Weekly
TEE State Legislature
Hemep Fourges
Covssil Neces
Yeakie'e
Ac Toperty
G. B. Philpot
James 4Hon
News OF the State
nTne News
Pathera
Mr. Ross
Hig Party
The
Shriner Milling
Cerelville Buller Flour
Sirines Milling CO
Grand Jury
Etchison's
Etchison
Etchison’s
Best & Kepler
Kerizis
Iae & Co
Elzes Am Sot Cort
Une Soya
Oder
East Patrick Steelt
Mulliniz
EEMP
Percales
Samburg
Foster Hook
John Hendrickson
Lubmot
Uuk Link
Gil
Jorn Henphoxson
Jor
Mamali Lotor
SME
Kemp
B. F. Vv
Siaui
Maekest Street
Doll Brothers
North Mareset
Don Barorszna
West 7Th Street
the Railing Grocery CO
C. Eldridge
W. C. Eeoane
W. Patrickzt
Frederick, MD
Bodook
Neidig
Diyridg
Bauer
Berg
Budgce & Reldig
A. T. Res & Sons
Funsral Directors
North Macket Etrovt
James E Walker
J. EB. Walker
Bomnes
Tre City
Das EB. ‘Waurss & CO
C. M. Eoder & CO
People's Store
Market Street
M. Eanen &Co
J. ¥. Eisenhauer
Joety
Mackeral
Lake Borrizg
Forito Andlemas
Spermaceti Oxadier
Prodocte
Barney
Limburger
A.B
Hargett
Nis
Gore
A. B. Haseerr
Botel
Oyttert Haves
C. D. Dus
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