Weather Bureau Bulletin Describes Cold Wave Spread
Chief L. Moons reports a deepening cold wave moving south and east from the Dakotas and Montana with 10 to 20 below readings in the north and 40 below in parts of Canada. Rain in the lower Mississippi Valley and Eastern Gulf. fair elsewhere with occasional snow near the cold edge and a progressing storm system across the Upper Midwest.
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Vu. L. Moons
Weather Bureau
atSp.m
Northwear
South Dakota
Nebraska
Nort Dakotas
Canadian
Upper Lake Region
Middle States
Lower Lake Region
Gulf Coast
Mississippi
Lower Miss
Ipot Valley
Gulf
Iske
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Mississippi Valley
Oklahome
Arkansas
New Ads Today With Thought and Trade
A bustling list of adverts including G Carty offerings, city hotel rooms for rent, D H Clemson and J D Greene lodging options, John Handrickson cloaks, D H Beat merchandise, Halligy music and sheeting, Rodock Neldig embroideries, Dinix Kemp and bank notes. The notice mentions additional items from B Walker and RemNaath, with a variety of goods and services advertised.
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G. C. Carty
Sessanes Rigmund
D. H. Clemson
Jos
D.greene
Jacob H.doll
John Handrickson
Waereeed
H. Beat
Halligy
Rodock & Neldig
Daz, B, Walker
O. Remmnaath
A Peen- Dinix
Kemp
Bante Rialamen Teecesereennet
The Weekly News Highlights Fort Fisher and Wellington
The issue bills a twelve page paper with features by Mary Jane and Market Bombs, plus special sketches by Capt Kilmer on Fort Fisher and Wellington stories. It notes tales of Jean Baptiste on Cherch Island and Great Salt Lake, plus poems, miscellany, and vivid illustrations. Local ads include Levy law, Dr Hardesty, and Miller’s millinery. a Banquet at City Hotel Saturday at 6 30 p.m. with Frederick fedo urging attendance.
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Menton
Telegraph
Cable
Ac. L. Kilmer
Fort Fisher
Wellington
Jean Baptiste
Cherch Island
Great Salt Lake
Maw York
C. P. Levy
Hardesty
Abby Hoese
D. A. Fowler
WEEN
DOM Bros
Hhriner Milling Co
Morris
Neecseen Vee
Novela
Frederick City Board Notes Claims and Railroad Inquiry
The Frederick City board reviewed numerous claims from overpayments to district superintendents and vendors including Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing and Ausaule Refining, with several items referred to the committee on claims. A railway stake in the Pennsylvania Railroad Company prompted a full financial examination of city interests, outstanding balances, and lease terms, amid concerns over losses and control of the road. The board accepted reports, authorized voting, and set investigations into seacoast accounts and annual statements.
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Moriberm
L. M. Stone
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Predeick Brick Works
Geer
L M. Stone
Soathern
Ausaule Refining Company
D. Thomas
J. Elser
Keller & Newmas
A C. Zacharias
Wm. B
Miller & Co
Segene Kornseller
Charles N. Habo
Peter Seeger
E. Binn
E B. Houck
W. HB. Etchison
Hagan Brothers
Eckatatn
Snes
Bet
Messrs
M. E. Dolld
PF. Payne
Baw. Bowus
J. &. Price
J. Marshal Diffends
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Tatea
Barab White
Wm. H. Barger
Patrick ‘Street
Rice
South Park Villa Company
Order of United American Mechanics
East Church Street
James 8. Moore
Board of Health
Benny Miller
P. F. Pampel
Pennsylvani Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Company
Elaire
Ministers Fail to Return Marriage Certificates in Time
Court officials in Frederick County face hassle from ministers delaying return of marriage certificates to the clerk. A 20 day rule with a $10 fine exists, though enforcement has not occurred locally. Judge Jordan called the issue important and urged prompt submission to avoid further headaches at the courthouse.
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Court House
Frederick County
Jordan
Baltimore YMCA Ministers to form Sunday School Union
Nearly a hundred Baltimore City superintendents and Sunday school workers gathered as the YMCA council appointed a committee to consider organizing a Sunday School Union in Baltimore. Officers and members of We Mary’s Sunday School Union attended.
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Baltimore City
Y. MC. A
Rgds Reyno
International Executors Committee
St Thin
Sevandent’s Union
Baltimore
Wee Mary’ Sand Sanday School Union Sare Presea
Law Court Arrests For Intoxication And Sentences
Police Justice Kck- Justice Echatsin committed Wm. B. Jackson to Montorne Hospital for 30 days after an arrest by Officer Richelberger for intoxication. In other news, Howe association annual meeting elected officers and planned a nomination event in the new hall at 7:80 this evening.
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Casas
Lam
Richelberger
Kck
Echatsin
Wm. B. Jackson
Montorne Hospital
Sompeng
Democratic Association Meeting Records Party Support
A large gathering of One Democratic Association members elected Dr. E C Maccerry as chair. A strong endorsement for the primary of the convention was carried, treasury balance reported, and several local speakers praised. Secretary Goh Morgan touted upcoming campaigns and invited wider youth involvement. monthly meetings to feature both domestic and foreign talent.
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One Democratic Association
Lets Cocass Lagi Erezzz
E C Maccerry
Eepcort
Ube
Goh Morgan
Uhe
Tals Association
Ume
Ines
State Legislature Progress on Seastorial Contest
Both chambers adjourned until this morning after brief sessions. In a Joint Convention a U S Senator ballot yielded Wellington 28 Goldsborough 17 Wescott 16 Moltkip 8 Lyden 1 Dizon 1 Mudd 1 for Republicans and Waltermit h 22 Page 9 for Democrats. Amendments to tobacco inspection law aimed to restore five warehouses to planters. The death of Chief Judge John M Robinson was noted with honors.
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General Assembly
Renate and
House
United States
Robert B. Dizon
Sydney BE. Mudd
Democrata
John Waltermith
Henry Page
Annapolis
Easter
Senate
Wilkhaan
Bruce
Bryan
Court of Appeals
Chesapeake Bay
Virginia
Bankard
Road League
State Department of Roads and Highways
Baltimore City
House of Delegates
John M. Robinson
Maryland Court of Appeals
Lowndes
Randall
Applegarth
St. Anne Church
Committee On Finance
Clothiers’ Board of Trade of Baltimore
Mudd
Frederick
John R Botser
Geo
W. Crom, Jr
John R. Kouser
Branch of International Building and Loan Association opens in Frederick
A Frederick branch of the International Building and Loan Association of Washington D C has begun business with officers including President Dr Franklin B Smith Vice President William J Wotman and Secretary Treasurer Robert Kemp. Office on Court Street serves as headquarters with the Cape pany represented by Byyman as president P H Smith as vice president and W P Johnson as secretary and general manager.
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Zalidicg Association Eatabshed
International Building and Loan Association of
Washington, D. C
Frederick
Franklin B. Smith
William J. Wotman
Robert 4. Kemp
William H. Plummer
P. Freak Pampell
Noah E. Cramer
Wealey Boswell
P. EB. Long
Prezent
P. Frank Pampell
Court Street
Atom Ct Ioe
Reprantishet Capepany
Byyman
P. H. Bmith
Reawarer
W. P. Johnson
J. P. Miller
Jackson H. Ralston
E. Owing Smith
Big State of Furs to Frederick Exhibition
Mesare A. Sigmach & Son of Baltimore display an extonsiy cask of high class furs in room 44 at Cry Hotel offering to the indies of Maeready reduced prices. Sigmond of Baltimore guarantees best quality. old furs reaired into latest style by value at some.
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Frederick
Mesare A. Sigmach & Son
Baltimore
Cry Hotel
Maeready
Sigmond
Land transfers and a lecture at Frederick
Notices list several land transfers including Backey to A Hon Morris for 108 square perches at $30 and Thimas E Warden to Mary Rath for one acre and one square perches at $350. Also Harbaugh and others record deeds totaling numerous acres and perches with amounts. An Edward T lecture at Dr Charles W Boffmas rooms in the Central Hank building on Friday evening January 17 at 8 o'clock discusses Early German Cattlemen in Frederick County Marpland.
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Lacey
Rake Backey
Backey
Edward T
Ctal
Baltimore
Charles W. Boffmas
Hank Buildrew
Frederick County
Marpland
Farmers Institute Meeting in Maryland Discusses Agriculture
The Maryland Farmers Institute gathered delegates from across the state with special railroad rate reductions and a capstone on straw-colored topics. Speakers from the US Department of Agriculture and Maryland institutions covered soil, weather, dairy, crops, and agricultural education, emphasizing state farming advancement and the integration of farmers institutes in Maryland.
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Deke
Belda
Sonapolis
Asteg
Levzey Siece
Catrala
Meila
Lewis M. Secca
Baltimore
Maryland
B T. Galloway
United States Agricultural Department
Farmera
A.C. Tray
Department of Experiment Stations
Steed
States Agricultural Department
W. Wiley
Chilef
Chemical Department
United Stazen Agrkcultural Department
Weather Bureau
Agriculture and Commerce
Willssbore
United States Weather Bureau
Washington
Agricultural Colleges
J. P. Roberts
W. L. Nesbitt
H J. Patterson
Almryland Experiment Station
Robert 5. Miler
Rome
Maryland Farms
W. T. L. Taliaferro
Department of Peeloultaee
Maryland Agricultural Col- Bes
Milton Whitmey
Maryland Experiment Station
George T. Powell Ghent
New York
B. McDonnell
Chem
List of February jurors for Frederick County Circuit Court
The court draws jurors for the February grand jury term. Districts 1 through 20 select two jurors each, listing names such as W. J. Grove, C. W. Wright, A. B. Kolb, D. A. Castle, Fritchia Henahew, Wm. L. Buxton, J. Newton May Pard, J. B. Stein, Clayton B. Hemp, Henry W. Bennet, and John B. Stein among others. Names cover Buckeystown, Frederick, Middletown, Creagerstown, Zearmiteburg, Catoctin, Urbana, Liberty, New Market, Hanover, Woodsboro, Puteravike, Mt. Pleasant, Mechanics Town, Jackson, Johnsville, Woodville, Gingsnore, Lavistown, Tuscarora.
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Cowning
Frederick County
Buckeystown
W. J. Grove
Charles W. Wright
Frederick
A. B. Kolb
David A. Castle
Fritchia Henahew
David H. Kolb
AL. Obenderfer
Wm. L. Buxton
Melville
Doll
Wm. J
Puteravike
B. Garrett
Thomas Hillary
Mt. Pleasant
Lewis E. Barrick
Luther E. Lesee
Jefferson
Clayton B. Hemp
Horatio B. Kasimsa
Mechanictown
Henry W. Bennet
Frederick Wreotaksy
Jackson
Daniel ¥. Schildtknecht
John B. Brown
Johnsville
John B. Stein
Jamece A. Schildt
Woodville
Jeremiah Brashears
Lorenzo
Norwood
Gingsnore
P. W. Dudderer
John W. Wheathi
Lavistown
David M. Wachter
Wa. N. Leatherman
Tuscarora
John 2
A. Clem
Charis Y. Banner
Ticket supply continues despite falling demand
The text notes a vendor will keep supplying tickets to all in distress as long as demand lasts, with the daily morning calls at his office diminishing over the past two weeks and total sales reaching about 200. Mr Mazafeld will continue to provide credit to customers in need while the demand persists.
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Mazafeld
Old John Brown Fort site and burial grounds history
A fragmented historical note details the John Brown fort at Harper's Ferry, its burial site, and a 1870 transfer of the property by Mary A. Brown to Alexander Hisesley, including a burial area of 244 acres. It mentions funds from the Baltimore and Ohio improvements, a railroad company funeral expense payment for George Tracy, and Citizen's Bank officers elected.
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Harpers Perry
Baltimore
Harper's Ferry
Kate Pleti
Tate
Wreto
John Brown
Eseex
New York
Alexander Hisesley
Nora Eles
Essex County
Mary A. Brown
Fr Pcuses
Pennsylvane Railroad Company
Charles and
Oasale Tracy
George Tracy
Anaconte
Young Tracy
In Memory of Our Loring Schoolmate Lillian Themes
A local tribute recalls Lillian Mabel Themes, beloved daughter and sister, noting her kindness and unselfish nature. The piece laments her loss, honors her memory, and announces a school girl roll of honor. Community notices and a social gathering for Jr. O. U. A. M. led by Frederick Council follow with event details and invitations.
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Loring
Lillian Mabel
Mabel
Abe
Yy. W. G
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